Guns Trained On Corinto In Military Tension
A fragmentary account reports U S gunboats near Corinto and Vicksburg in a tense standoff. Warned by Galaga's representative that any move against them would trigger fire on the governor's palace. Detachment 4 cleared for action with guns trained in the city. Zelaya's envoy in the area cited potential American retaliation as a sign for vessels to be ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaga
Punaiis
Det
Winksbury
Compto
Agua
Pewerstoner
Zelaya
Governor's
Prairie Still Stuck In Mud As Rescue Fails
The Prairie, en route to a port, remains mired in mud in the river with all efforts to dislodge it failing by nightfall. The 700 forties with supplies are expected to be moved to Dixie unless the vessel is hauled free before night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Mac
United States
Eure
Cal Orniser Dixie
Post Office Yeggs Blow Athol Office Steal $4000
Sheriff's posse traced six burglars who blew up the Athol post office early today and escaped with $4000. Investigators believed the gang may have traveled from Boston or Troy in a car, with a possible destination toward North Den a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Posses
Athol, Mass
Earl
North Dana
Witchburg
Mass
Sheriff's
Athol
Dena
Heda
Boston
Troy
N.Y
Barrette Hurt In Wrestling Bout In Lewiston
In Lewiston Dee 4 Wilfred Barrette of Lowall was badly injured in a wrestling match with Prokow at city hall. The fall by a body hold left Barrette unable to rise, ending the bout in an hour four minutes. A physician said Barrette suffered laceration of muscular tissue and could not continue as Prokow was declared winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Dee
Wilfred Bart
Lowall
Young Prokow
Prokrow
Amnt Barrette
Prokos
School board to study salary petition from city teachers
Manchester N Jt night the school board heard a committee's plea from teachers across Hatimar, asking for higher salaries due to rising living costs. The names Edger C. Chas from Asharivet, Hune from Brariklin, Nam Hake of Hallavilte, and others were listed with Johe Walk of Webster noted. A special committee was appointed to investigate and report back at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Edger C. Chas
Asharivet Schet
Brariklin Elool
Wil
Hake
Hallavilte
Alva
George
Varney
Webster School
Spwcial
Vermont reforms face opposition to lynching and death penalty
The telegram notes strong Vermont debate on revising the state constitution and ending pursuit of capital punishment. It questions the pattern of electrocution in other states and suggests Vermont may resist adopting lethal methods while weighing overdue constitutional changes and the influence of northern states on local crime policy.
Vermonters Interest in Complicated Will Case
Designated as one of the most complex wills in probate Suffolk county court concerns the late Noyes Ni Learnard who owned Burlington property. Executors seek to use part of the estate for maintenance of the Burling ton realty while appealing a decree. Vermont heirs named include Charles H. Noker Fame Baker Susan M. Baker and others from White River Junction Colechester St Albans and St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Masa
Suffolk County
Burlington
Sant Af Gwpalre
Vermont
Charles H. Noker
Fame Baker
Susan M. Beker
Mia
Strike settlement talk widens as rail unions converge
In Ae Paul Minnesota on December four 15000 workers were brought in to replace striking members of the Switchmen's Union of North America and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen as traffic slows but strike leaders claim little relief. Governor Eberhardt says a definite movement toward settlement has begun amid claims of unity among rail workers and leaders deny any retirement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Paul
Minn
Ule
Avitehmes
Seritehmun’s Union of
North Amelia
Brotherhood of
Vanlny
Switchmen's Union
E. W. Decker
Clearing Home
Eberhardt
LF. W. HN
Pm | Northern
Tan Ingere
Hill
Strike Violence In Tauchow Area Sparks Evictions
A clash linked to the Lanlow manufacturing workers’ strike near Wilbray harmed property and led to evictions. Polish workers resisted moves to clear goods as a foreman was fired upon but not harmed. Arbitration talks with Springfield officials followed, with officials reporting the conference results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauchow
Mass
Springfield strike ends as horses haled from street
Springfield Massachusetts report notes police remove horses from the street as a strike disruptive action escalates. Vigilant efforts by workers and officials aim to prevent further trouble while investigators search for the shooter tied to the initial shooting at a Makerton detective. The state board plans talks with Ladlowrith officials in Banton to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Tardlow
Wadora
Makerton
State Board
Ladlowrith
Banton
Storm wrecks coast as rescue volunteers patrol shores
A storm devastates coastal areas with ships damaged and sailors reported missing. Dozens of volunteers join life-saving patrols along the coast to search for survivors and aid affected families.
Wrecks Off Newfoundland Amid Southeast Gale
A Southeast gale drove several schooners and ships into Hudson Strait and Newfoundland waters, causing total losses for many vessels. Reports describe wrecked ships including the Gloucester and Minho D. Hines, with crews injured or lost as harsh seas battered the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchy Cove
N. F. der
Theo Sphicmens
Gloucester
Mens
D. Hines
Henry Mo Stusleyy
Fornilland
Jota BR. Bradley
Cop
Foundland
Rocks Shatter Roof as Quarry Fragments Fly
Several granite chunks weighing 30 pounds or more were hurled by Elsot at Otto Anderson’s quarry in West Concord New Hampshire yesterday. One rock went through the roof of Mrs. Jennie Ferrin’s home and another landed on George Partridge’s lawn. Most stones struck maple trees in front of the two houses. the Hieke team from Twenty Coal Co. narrowly avoided harm. Anderson vows this is the first such incident and hopes it won’t recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsot
Otto Anderson
West Concord
N. Hi
Mito Anderyn
Jennie Ferrin
George Partridge
Rm Ie
Hieke
Twnnty Coal Company
Anderson
Momme
Boy Fares Brave Fight To Save Friend In Water
Salem December report details 10 year old John Reardon and neighbor Mrs John J Raanton attempting a rescue when Reardon fell from a pier into a river. Despite help from onlookers with poles to pull him free Reardon drowned. Nearby, Henry J Nelson’s family business history is noted in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reardon
Salem
Mans
Henry J. Nelson
Burtington
Meary Hogan
Mase
Ann
John J. Raanton
Lee Wuditenty
Renneath
Reardan
Lee
Hoan
Reardon
Wife found hanging in Barn in apparent suicide
In Whitman Massachusetts Ed ward F Dyson returned to 00 Whidden avenue to find his wife missing and the barn scene shows the wife hanging by a rope below a stepladder. The ribbon knot and tied rope indicate deliberate self harm. Dyson’s wife, a daughter of Theodore Hart, had been ill with a foot injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FF. Dyson
Whitman, Mass
Whitman
Mass
Edward F. Dyson
Hir Boma
Henty
Paine
Hrookiye
Quicide
Dyson
Theodore Ht
East Bridgewater
Aloe
Drowns While Shooting From Sink Box Near Havre de Grace
Baltimore Md Bes tk Hen Lyne of Ye American National of Washington met death while shooting duck on the Susquehanna ten miles from Havre de Grace. He was in a sink box with a hole in the end. Investigation shows the hole was made by the shot, and recoil knocked him unconscious. He drowned as the box sank with his weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bes
Hen Lyne
National
Washington
Congress prepares for Monday session amid party clashes
Washington insiders report Ready for Work factions including Deed-Standpatters, insurgents, conservatives, and Republicans and Democrats gathering to discuss agenda. The House plans to adjourn Tuesday after Tuft’s anticipated full-day message, with leaders aiming to remember past colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tuft
Tommday
Distress on the Seas as Storm Hits British Waters
A fierce storm battered Britain with over 200 drownings reported and nine cargo steamers listed lost. Hundreds of sailboats are missing or wrecked amid continuing high winds and sea danger around London and nearby coastlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dev
Trouble anticipated in Belmint country border area
Columbus December reports Governor Har trod to Fettgord at request of American Belmint authorities. Troops sent to a border post. Master Franklin Gruver of Bordoville reportedly bit by a fence during a recent incident, suffering injuries including a broken tooth. Fearful warnings of grave trouble spread among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dee
Govermor
Fettgord
Amering
Belmint Country
Vermont Marble Co Faces Large Cash Down Payment
The article notes a Vermont marble company planning a huge sale or investment with a cash down payment around $450,000. Uncertainty and anxiety among local employers and business leaders over the town's situation are described as causing strain in the early days of development and export activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Martie Company
Diebury
Death of 23-Year-Old Bethel Man in Pneumonia
Bethel December 4 Harry W Laraway aged 23 died of pneumonia after a week's illness. He bought Brigham farm six months ago and lived with his wife, a daughter of Oxenr Poland, at Woodstickl. His father-in-law and brother William Laraway of Telvidere were with him. He was a Methodist and Marshal of Granite Lodge Good Implants. Funeral in Merrimac Massachusetts after a prayer at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Harry W. Laraway
Brigham Farm
Poland
Tehey
Woitstickl
Inlaw Amd
William ¥. Laraway
Telvidere Crot+ fe
Seim
bin Iltyemm
Lodge of
Good iTiuplare
Merrimac
Maes
Indictments for Selling Spirituous Liquor in Belknap County
At the Belknap County court yesterday Judge William A. Phimmer heard pleas of guilty from Fred H. Tors and Spert of the Glen Echo, Gilmanton, in a case of selling spirituous liquor. Tors was fined 100 with costs 245 and given four months in jail. Sheriff Philbroats committed Hawie to the jail at about 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N. H
Dee
Fred H. Torsare
Spert
Glen Echo
Gilmanton
Cantery
Belknap County
Willian A. Phimmer
Pineal Oe
Sherif Philbroats
Decided Victory in New York Police Orders Cleansing Rioters
Police Commissioner ordered officers to cease interfering with pickets during a strike. Demonstrators and women’s groups rallied as tensions rose at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tater J
Ceaan
Merry Men of Suadah Elect Homer Ladd Barres Royal Visier
The annual meeting of Suadah templar No. 140 Dranistle Order Knights of Khornessa was held at Woodwen's ball. Homer C. Ladd of Barre was elected royal visier for the year, with J Ny Gall grand emir and other officers named. The secretary's report noted 20 votes cast, a gain over the prior year. The session ended with a buffet and social time. Members from Montpelier, Richmond, Rutland, and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suadah Templar No. 140
Dranistle Order Knights of
Khornessa
Woodwen
Selock
Mnany Af
Royal Visier
H.C. Ladd
Barre
J. Ny Gall
Narre
Ehatk
W. H. Farrar
Montpaliers Maded
WA. McDouall
Bellows Falls
J. J. Wallace
Putra
Tensurer
Jaimes Mackay
Montpelier
Richmond
Rutland
Hellows
Thleme
Abbots Tie
Editorial Mishaps At Montpelier Meeting
The White River Jonetson Landmark editor Charles Jamason arrived a day late for an editorial gathering in Montpelier. He said the long western trip and the tense atmosphere left him feeling drained and out of place as others departed on the night train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasagnon
Montpelier Air
Charles Jamason
White River
Jonetson
Montpelier
Fors” Bault
Worstut
Christmas Dinner Plans for Barre Needy Families
Adit and Mrs W H Hanson, officers of the Salva Horn Army, plan a Christmas dinner for Barre's needy households. Forty hampers are expected to cover a family of five. Needed items include eight bushels potatoes, two onions, two turnips, two barrels apples, 40 pounds cranberries, 60 pounds sugar, tea, celery, chicken, bread, mincemeat, mixed nuts, Christian candy, and corn. Donations of money or goods can be sent to Adjt W H Pann at 126 Kim Street. postal cards to same address will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adit
W. HL Hanson
Ayailies
Barre
Wflicer
Adjt
W. H. Pann
Kim ‘Street
Ore
Talk of the Town in Thin City Sees Visitors and Film Night
A gossipy note lists A G Withit visiting friends in thin city and several locals traveling to Greensboro after a relative’s death. Samuel Olliver returns from Quincy Massachusetts where he has been working for months. Mrs G W Hines of Tilton New York travels to Mehland neonat to visit her daughter Mrs M Lee Aiken. Hotel Othe features a lineup with Elizabeth Dumas J J Gand Yep Towton My D Pallen and others from the “Other People’s Money” company. A Western film feature The Cowboy’s Narere Recape plays tonight with a five dollar prize for a lucky attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Withit
Cathiy
Thin City
Mire
W. A. Lane
Greensboro
Samuel Olliver
Quincy
Masa
Miontsznary
Andrew K
Benton
Syretil
G. W. Hines
Tilton
M. Lee Aiken
Mehland Neonat, Pt
Brisk Police Court session jails three drunks
A trio of repeat offenders were arraigned in city court this morning and each received county jail sentences of three days after pleading guilty. Details include Crâne carrying two pint bottles of liquor bought at a Northflokt tavern, McLenyald obtaining liquor at a Braintree roadhouse, and Gustaf Johnean detained late at night with a split bottle. Other cases include Harvey Johnson fined and jailed for successive offenses, Richard Caldwell fined for a first offense but unpaid, Walter Leno pardoned by the governor after a year and a half for statutory rape, and Sadie Cochrane returning to Montpelier after serving a misinformer sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Crane
James Mela
Omcers Hamel and Gamble
Crané
Northflokt
McLenyald
Rajcoh
Braintree
Gustaf Johnean
Sheeler
Johnson
Woodville
H. Ani
Esterday
Bie Hore
Washington
Fenad & Quart
Rou
Tye Onaee
Il Hon
Montpelier
Harvey Johnson
Culei Durkee
Lannie Strat
Richard Caldwell
Pecesiar Sa
Tracy
Asabedaur
Walter Leno
Montpetier
Pronty
Tiv Bowl of Correction
Sadie Cochrane
Montpelior
Quthad
Wentensa
Funeral at church for Alexander McIntosh and Mrs Taylor
The funeral was held at Prasty fering church for Alexander McIntosh and Mrs William L Taylor of Elmwood Avenue. J D Rex, pastor, led services with many mourners present. Interment followed at Elmwood. Numerous offerings were received from family, neighbors, and local school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McIntosh
William L. Taylor
Elmwood Avenan
America
Rex
J. D
Presbyterian Church
James Good
Richard Attridge
William Smith
Wiling Nicol
Me Kelley
John Dombro
McMerram
J. Mefine
James Si Rows
Mes. Drinkwater
Potter
Mra
Peter Thom
Jack Gallagher
Laws
JK. Anderson
and Myx
H. Duman
Presbyterian Choir Grows in New England Church
The Presbyterian church in Harry expands its choir with former singers and new members, reaching about thirty in rehearsal as part of building one of the largest church choirs in the area. The Sunday school roll exceeds three hundred, with strong participation across young singers and church groups, while the exterior church is freshly painted and notable for architectural charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Reharsal
New England
Harry
Prestius
Ety
Batre
Toston
Simenon Af Trenty
ohireh—Indies
Ald
Indy Pollectors
AL Kinge
Searsinn
Lockout Pay Distributed in Montpelier
Lockout pay for the granine nat tars polishers and tool starpassers of Bamiesbry was distributed today in Montpelier. Notable arrivals at Gin City Rotel included TH Rogers A Mall W B Tastinky Rastonst White River chimetidnr W D Marshall Lawmater No Hao W oy Hartford W B Guthrie Austin J W Butler Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamiesbry
Montpelier
Gin City Rotel Hove
TH. Rogers
A. Mall
W. B
Tsttinky
White River
W. D. Marshall
Lawmater
W. Oy
Hartford
W. B. Guthrie
Austin
J. W. Butler
Boston
Granite Industry Standstill Reported in Labor Dispute
A continuing stalemate in the granite industry sees both sides waiting for the other to move. The Barre Manufacturers and Northfield groups have publicly outlined arbitration as a possible path, with a joint committee proposing temporary tool regulations to reduce danger and dust while resolving the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coromittes
Ee Stora
Cotmnell
Aota
Aeenth Nien
Duncan
Northfield
Bostom
Cauhe Phyaical Diac Fort
Narre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Granity Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Cutters’ International
Offeve
Notice to Barre Monitors on Pay Retrieval
Monitors of Barre branch who have not retrieved work pay for the week ending November 20 will receive the same penalty by applying to the treasurer of the lockout committee. James McAdant, Treasurer, and Wm Rumell See are noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Beanch
James McAdant
Rumell
See
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Charis Ly Nelson
Tayan
Manu
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Nelson
Nelson Han
National Capital
Congress
Frankin Gruvre
Bordoville
Brandon Italian Marble
Young Bride
Gilmanton, N. H
Rave Pastor
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Suadah
Knighte of
Khorassan
Homer C. Ladd
Salvation Army
Talk OF
the Town
Houston
Bare
Han
Lesne
Bowton
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Barre Manufacturers’ Association
Membri Det Barte Brandha
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Tesotiere
Wm. W. Riseell
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