Morse Denied Landing in France Ordered to Sail Dec 5
Paris reports the interior ministry barred Charles W. Morse from landing in France and ordered him to depart on the first available steamer, with Havre’s Paris-bound ship Monday cited. Morse sought Milan physician counsel and said he would return to the United States when wanted, while authorities noted no payroll padding in Groton shipyard probe.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ministry of the Interior
Charles W. Morse
France
United States
Havre
Daugherty
America
Ettore Merchiafana
Rome
New York State
More
John G. icCullough
Tuels
Groton, Conn
Ty Lee
Shipping Board
Tom Hage
Morsehme
W. HP. Emerich
Paria
Soneulcation
Dewalt
Swaneler
Washington
Mare
Maree
Continental
Morse
Take First Boat to United States Amid Travel Delay
Fragmentary text reports Charlee W. Moree, an American financier, drawing scrutiny from the Attorney General over travel plans aboard the George Washington. Moree was detained by authorities while preparations for departure and voyage were underway. The scattered notes imply tension around his exit and possible official actions.
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Harte
Associated Rone
Charlee W. Moree
Minnion
United State
George Washington
More
Liabilities Exceed Million In Hanover Trust President Filing
Boston, Dec. 3. Henry Chmielinski, president of the Hanover Trust, which failed in August 1920 in the Ponzi scheme collapse, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities at 1,201,000 with assets uncertain but including 1,120,000 in real estate and 26,000 in notes and debts due. Secured claims total 1,049,000 against Hanover Trust 167,000 Prudential Trust 43,000 Warren Institution for Saving 450,000 Fi People Trust 100,000 and Polish Industrial association 140,000. Unsecured claims include 37,000 Polish Industrial association and 4,000 by Charles Powes. Included in liabilities is 90,000 in accommodation paper.
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Boston
Henry Chmielinski
Hanover Trust Company
Chmielinski
Prudential Trust Company
Warren Institution For Saving
Fi People Trust
The
Polish Industrial Association
Charles Powes
Prudential
Wage inquiry asked in Lynn shoe industry dispute
In Lynn Massachusetts on December 3 the United Shoe Workers issued a letter to the Shoe Manufacturers Association announcing a committee of inquiry to investigate wages in the boot and shoe trade. The five delegates from the council and the business agents from ten constituent unions form the committee to review wage levels rather than working conditions, amid a split over an 20 percent wage increase proposal and a plan to have factory books examined.
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Lynn
Mass
Ronnell
United Shoe Workers
Shoe Manufacturers’ Association Today
Winter Stays Riot After Severe Vienna Weather
Vienna endures a sharp cold snap on December 3 as heavy frost and bitter winds suppress unrest. After thursday’s rioting that saw mobs loot hotels and shops, winter weather and police actions restored order, halting business and affecting markets and provisions as the city braces for more cold.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Cit
Harvard Varsity Football Schedule Drafted for Fall
Middlebury meets Harvard in a doubleheader on September 8 as part of a tentative fall slate announced by Major Fred W. Moore. The plan lists Bowdoin Centre Penn State Princeton Yale and other opponents with home games in Cambridge except Yale which is set for New Haven.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Fred W. Moore
Penn State
Bowdoin
Centre
Ti Princeton
Kewn
Yale
New Haven
Building contracts surge in first weeks of 1921
New York December 3 building contracts awarded in the first weeks of 1921 exceed totals for all of 1920 by a wide margin. A.W. company and construct reporters announced today that activity for the month and year shows a strong start, with large sums and numerous projects underway.
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New York
Dl . W. Company
Montpelier City Council Debates Utilities and Rates
The Montpelier mayor and council discussed city utilities and rate changes at a recent meeting. Key items included a sprinkler system assessment, calls to action by the city attorney, and consideration of provisions with the Power Company for paving and regulatory alignment. The minutes note modest fee figures and ongoing budget concerns.
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Alice
Ely
City Counil
Blanchard ‘Deren Power Company
China Wins Move in Nine Powers Pact on Shantung
Washington reports China gains in the nine powers talks as Britain France and Japan agree to retreat from portions of Shantung and other leased Chinese territories. Japan reportedly offers to discuss withdrawal from Manchuria concessions while conditions set by China must be met.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
China
Great Britain
Japan
France
Shantang
Manchuria
M. Viviani
Kwan Chow Wai
Wei Haire
Whiskey Deep Noise Strikes Binghamton Flood Damage
In Binghamton New York a blast and flood surge damaged property causing about 25000 dollars in losses. Fire crews report a loud explosion followed by shattering debris and a spill of whiskey barrels, alcohol and other materials into the street. Sab Distributing Company recently rented the site and faces the aftermath.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Dee. A
Gyeste
Firomes
Sab Distributing Company
Giants List Games for Spring Training Schedule
New York Dev 3 Twice or dibition games have been scheduled in the Giants spring training. In twenty of the contests the champions will face the White Sox or the National League teams. The exhibition games will be played at Marshall with the White Sox at San Antonio where the Giants camp will be located.
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New York
Dev
Glaite
White Sox
Memphe Benthurm Association
Seman
Marshal
San Antonio
Giants
Mary Johnson Lincoln Author of Boston Cook Book
Mrs Mary Johnson Lincoln, author of The Boston Cook Book, was a noted writer and lecturer on domestic matters. A respected authority in culinary science, she lived in Boston and shared knowledge from her home.
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COOK
Boston
der. L
Mary Johnson Lincoln
Jury Wrestles Woman Doctor On Rappe Case
San Francisco December 3 reports say the Arbuckle manslaughter trial nears verdict. jurors rose at 10 AM after considering evidence and conflicting notes of acquittal rumors. A separate Bridgeport report notes Dr Elizabeth Lillian Radom found dead with autopsy suggesting suicide.
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San Francisco
Dev
Roseon G
Fatty) Arbuckle
Misa Virginks Rappe
Rosese Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Elizabeth Lillian Radom
Bridgeport
Conn
Penfield Road
Fairfield
Donaldson
Fairfeld
Radom
Dr. Radom
Elizabeth Radom
Hartford
Packing union threatens nationwide meat plant walkout
Chicago dispatch reports Kansas City packing house workers urged to ignore court orders and strike Monday as the union orders a widespread stoppage across packing centers. Dennis Lane, secretary of the union, announces plans to coordinate the action and keep workers at home until the strike order takes effect.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Dee
Kacens
Oiergard
Kansas Industrial Court
Goom
T Dennis Lane
Aailgenen Meat Cutters
Ani
Vermont Legion to Move Headquarters to Montpelier
The American Legion quarters now in Burlington will relocate to Montpelier this winter. Headquarters will be at 130 St Paul Street with the U.S. Veterans Bureau office. A seven member committee will supervise disabled veterans cases and assist in tendering aid. Edward K. Reith of St Albans was elected alternate national committeeman for Vermont.
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Murlingum
Dew
American Legiust
State House
Montpelier
State Department Legion Executive
St. Paul Street
United States Veterans Bureau
State Conmanier 8
Hyland
Scotland
Edward K. Reith
St. Athans
Vermont
Nelvam Jackson
Vermoit
Boston Mayoral Race Narrowed After Pelletier Exit
In Boston, Pelle tier of Suffolkee withdraws from the contest leaving four candidates in the mayoral race. The district attorney's withdrawal marks a pivotal shift as the city prepares for the December election date.
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Boston
Artick
Days Overdue and Obscure Notes from a River Mail
Fragmentary text mentions overdue days and a vessel or cargo tied to New York and New Orleans. The garbled lines reference a tank whip and a bite of unspecified nature, yielding no clear event or identifiable entities for a complete news item.
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York
Bente Bite
New Orleans
Two U S Scout Boats At Mercy Of Sea
New London Conn Dec 3 United States scout Hote 108 and 177 became marooned in a storm and were at the mercy of the sea all night. They were en route to New Haven when water entered the gasoline, cutting power. Distress calls were answered by arch Hidart Fishers and other crews, but rough weather prevented aid reaching them.
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New London
Conn
Water Hill
New Haven
Arch Hidart
Apis Conan
Tailuy
Vermont War History Hire Names Editors and Oversight
John T editor of the St. Albans Messenger will be editor in chief of Vermont’s World War history. Harold P. Shelton chosen to write Vermont troops in France with American Legion backing. Captain Shelton, an overseen veteran, appointed by Governor Hartness. The commission for the history includes Justice W. H. Taylor chair, Henry D. Shaw, Major W. E. H. Munsell Jr., Major Edward P. Smith, and Fred C. Martin.
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Burlington
John T
St. Albans
Wil
History of
Vermont
Hotel
Cushpower
Harold P. Shelton
France
Sheldon
American Legion
Department of Vermont
Green Mountain
Sheldon Ie
Fichaml
Misatmor
Hartness
W. H. Taylor
Hardwick
Chamneen
Henry DB. Shaw
Bhirlington
W. E H. Munsell, Jr
Edward P. Smith
Fred C. Martin
Beunington
Property Attached in Vergennes and Surrounding Towns
Deputy Sheriff POL of Vergennes Ferrisburg Addison and New Haven attached assets under a writ issued by Attorney G W Stemns to secure notes of Mr Needham held by The bank. The claim totals 8000 dollars with ownership value of about 46000 dollars. The bank contends 10000 dollars. The case stems from the late cashier Strong's unsettled affairs and is expected to be heard this term.
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Vergennes
Ferrisburg
Addison
New Haven
Sherif Pol
G. W. Stemns
Needham
Nate Tee
Penn
Strong
Washington county court commends in civil docket
Judge praised efficiency as 14 jury cases were tried this term with 10 civil and 4 criminal matters. Noted motions to set aside verdicts were overruled, executions sought, and many cases continued or discontinued. Court adjourns to Jan 6 for next jury trials including Capital Garage v Powell and Hamilton v Zarantte.
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Washington County
N. Pelapyi & Co
Central Vermont Railroad Company
H. W. McAllister
John
Benamain Hatch
Min J. Hatch
Karl Daniels
Elsie J. Gomer & Co
W. W. Hartwell
James C. Green
Little Woolen Company
L. Eaton Ve
Red Sweetsor
McAllister-Benjamin
E. Laird
B. J. Deay
Frank Plamley
Gomex-Hartwell
Lonis Gould
Frederick Bill
Joan Mitcheleve
National Wrapping Machine Company
Allen Balvilleva
KE. G. Foss
Union Savings Bank & Trust Co
Nathaniel M. Johnson
Myrtle Dann
William J. Wesentt Et al
George Nell
Benjamin
Raith Ross
W. Mann
Slander
M. W. Ward
Daniels
Thomas and
Julia Hemenway
E. A. Strout Varm Ageney
J. Hemenway
Syrit
Jonnie Virge
Harry S
Foggapt
Ray 8
Giuseppe Cola
William Party
Mario Calera
Gabere
Sherman
Membre
Washington
Moulton
Civies
Bates & Whittier
Eastern Vermont Public Utilities Corporation
Wes
Talk of the Town items from Barre include a candid note
A garbled Barre snippet mentions Helen Metihenn of Barry and a Filtemn store likely connected to a local event. Readable parts imply a brief town notice or social item about people and a shop, but details are incomplete.
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Barre Sn 16
The
Des Weet Tharaasyeteorty Minx
Helen Metihenn
Barry
Eek Wes Canker
Filtemn
Vike Bittle
Close-Up View of Nature's Handiwork at Lecture
An illustrated talk by Mr Bentley on frost dew and snowflakes drew about three hundred Vermonters. He explained water molecule formation, the role of sunlight and night, and shown magnified photos of diverse crystal forms. His Jericho home photos and rapid photography illustrated shapes from stars to triangular flakes, with expert notes on storm dependencies.
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Bentley
Ie Petaieg
States
Jericho
Mr .Bentley
Mary
Ae Adams
Mr. Benty
Enthus Gem
Profesor Henney
Pearson's
England
Chima
Thieves break into Ladd Company store at night
Thieves shattered a rear door pane at the F. D. Ladd Co. store last night and took about $10 in change from the office till. Police suspect the same gang that recently hit Moore Owens Great A and Lander stores, using a sack to muffle the glass break.
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F. D. Ladd Co
Moore & Owens
Great A. & P. Co
Lander
Jury Fails to Agree in Parry Case In Cabot
The jury in State vs WLW Party of Barra could not reach a verdict after three reports of deadlock. The accused faced charges of slaughter and inflicting fatal injuries on Keleey Fromnan in Cabot on July 22. Judge Moulton presided in Washington County Court.
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State
WLW
Barra
Keleey Fromnan
Cabot
Moulton
Washington County
Goddard Notes on Winter Sports and Campus Plans
Goddard notes report skiers from national competition in Norway winning first prize. Students will learn to skate on campus as snow is cleared from the football field. Hockey team tryouts, second string games, and a game against Spaulding are scheduled next week. A gym game tonight features first and second string players. Storm windows installed campus wide. An invitation extends to students for the annual fair at the Universalist church next week.
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Leon Fell
Norway
American Legion Five
Barre
Goddard Gym
Charter Granted to Barre Trust Co in Vermont
Vermont secretary of state granted a charter to the Barre Trust Co after a Harrester hearing. The new bank will have $50,000 in capital stock. Incorporators include Barre residents Wisbe James Mach Milne W F Rowtast and W Lan iy plus Montpelier’s William Stephen.
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Vermont
Carte Trust Co
Harrester
Weer George
J.our~ Penter
Rominies Iwner
Pice
Wisbe
Jamen Machit
Aletumder Milne
W. F Rowtast
Lan Iy
Barre
William Stephen
Montpelier
Funeral of Frank Dudley Held at Home
Fragmented obituary notes a funeral for Frank Dudley. The text lists bearers and names in a garbled EPA style, with references to a City Mas, a widow and mourners, and survivors. Difficult to parse, but indicates a private home service and mourners connected to Westvles and Maine areas.
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Gere
Lewis
Evdley
Cossiva
Raya
Malnati
Tosti Urnerge
Pronkron
Joy Rider Sues Rutland Man in Auto Taking Case
Walter Shappey of Rutland faces charges in justice court over taking an automobile without the owner’s consent. He allegedly operated the machine from a Elm Street area for an unknown distance, with the state auto department pursuing the case. Deputy Sheriff Parker reported the incident as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Rutland
Walter Shappey
Harmeasness
SS Te Sappey
Elmarrett
Torned
Spry
Ube
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Geneen
More Veil
Henry H. Chmielinski
Hanover Trust Co
Lynn Shoe Workers
Middlebury
Traction Co
Wight
Omeran
Tee
Willie Betbing
Shantung
Tokio
Washington, D
Treea
Baron Kato
Toko
Berton
Mgill
Megetiations
Amilletie
Montreal
Leyte
University of Veesonst
of Arbuckle
Vermont American Legion
Pelletier
Senta
U.S
Cushing
Vergeners Bank
Portland
Megantic
Talk OF
the Town
A. Bentley
Ladd CO
Parry
Goddard
Barre Trust CO
Frank Dudley
JOY Rider
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