Anglo-Japanese Pact Seem Likely To End
Washington dispatch reports a four power pacific treaty may replace the Anglo Japanese alliance. The agreement would be for joint consultation on Pacific island matters, not a formal entente, and would eventually require Senate approval. Britain and Japan indicated possible support, with details still under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Pacific Islands
Senate
Pacific
Yap
Trong
Saint Reith Ihere Islands
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Ad- Baron Kate
Ifve P
Tokio
Gener
China Neutrality To Be Preserved In War Crisis
The eastern committee of the Washington conference concluded a three day recess and adopted a resolution to preserve China's neutrality during the war, outlining its stance amid foreign involvement and restrictions on wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tye
Eastern Committee
Chine
China
Palet Heritt
Conatin
Why Shewid He Be Surprised? wites
Fragmentary OCR text yields a cryptic line likely from a local feature. No clear people places or events to identify a full card. may reflect a gossip or humorous note in a column with insufficient readable context.
Defendants' witnesses take stand in Cape Cod assault case
In New Bedford Massachusetts on December 7 the cross examination of John Dies ended with his attorney saying no more testimony would be offered. Attorney Sheehan for Joseph Andrews called Dr Edward DeWolf of Malden as the first witness to discuss Miss Butler's condition and the probable effects of her alleged August experience.
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New Bedford
Mass
John Dies
Cape Cod
William H. Lewis
John L. Sheehan
Joseph Andrews
Edward G. DeWolf
Malden
Kenney
Dies
Misa Butler
Lemna
Mr. Lewis
Wnle
Edwards, DeWolf
Sheehan
Andrews
Death Toll Rises After Nobel Dynamite Plant Explosion
Berlin reports 13 bodies recovered from the Nobel Dynamite works blast in Saariouis, Russia, with over 100 feared dead. An oil tank explosion damaged nearby houses and sparked a forest fire as roofs collapsed and walls fell.
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Berlin
Associated Presa
Nobel Dynamite Works
Saariouis
Ussia
Talk of the Town in Northfield and Barre notes
Miss Jane Foley travels to Northfield after her sister Mrs. Mary Nerney dies. Burtington’s Alice Maynard returns home from Barre visits. Sam Letourneau returns from Barre to Stamford Connecticut. Mr and Mrs John Sweet and daughter visit Barre East Barre and Medford Massachusetts relatives. Dario Gomez leaves for New York City and Santander Spain for winter. Julia Dunsmoor returns home. North Main Granite streets store building work advances with a large section moved. skating rink work nears completion. Senior boys beat junior boys at Spaukling High. senior girls defeat juniors. Coaches Steve Stayton and Rey Watkins lead the teams.
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Jane Foley
Northfield
Mary Nerney
Alice Maynard
Burtington
Barre
Sam Letourneau
Wilfred
Stamford
Conn
John Sweet
Medford
Mass
East Barre
Bee Kale Suborany
George W. Hunt
Leon Nadeau
Sherbrooke
Hem
Rutland
Dario Gomez
New York City
Mar
Santander
Spain
Gomex
Julia Dunsmoor
North Main
Granite Streets
S ix Fort
Oranite Street
Spaukling High
Aturum
Jouter
Juster
Sring
Mack
Pares
Nomee Moodey
Cenker
Steve” Staytom
Rey Watkice
De Valera may make trouble over Irish free state plan
London dispatch reports unease over Eamon De Valera's stance toward the Ireland plan as King George presides at a privy council session. The surprise session will decide on the proposed Ireland free state pact, with warnings of possible trouble but also hope for a smooth settlement. Sir Edward Carson blasts the agreement as humbling Britain, while A. W. Cope is praised for hard work in shaping the conciliatory terms at Dublin Castle and Downing Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
George
Sandringham
Privy Council
Iris Free State
Aceston
Trix
Eamon de Valera
Westminster Gazette
de Valera
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster
Morning Post
Great Britain
Ireland
Sithur Griffith
Michael Collin
Dail
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Downing Street
Rish
A. W. Cope
Irish Officr
Hiss
Fragmented local note on individuals and travel
Partial OCR text mentions a brief stay with a brother and a daughter Lucius, travel toward Montrest and Kanersity, and a few days with friends. References to family names and a business whedessle appear, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madine
Lebanon
Lucius
Montrest
Chirege
Kanersity
Denee F. Menetar
Surgeon Adolph Lorenz to Leave U S for Vienna
New York December 7 Dr Adolph Lorenz renowned surgeon announced he will discontinue free clinics and return to Vienna amid opposition from the American medical community. He spoke at Health Commissioner Copelands office after examining 75 crippled children and said he hoped for reconciliation between Austrian and American physicians. Meanwhile American troops will carry out treatment plans and one boy Marion Bird seven, son of Father Francia Deffy, received care as part of the ongoing examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Loreng
Vienna
Copeland
Lorenz
Lorena
Offles
Breald
Fle
Marion A. Bird
Francia Deffy
Elfy 9Th Regiment
Grand Jury Requested to Probe Union Officials
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel to the Lockwood legislative committee, said he asked for an extraordinary grand jury to review evidence against officers of Electrical Workers Union No 3. The case centers on alleged grand larceny and conspiracy to extort money from non union workers.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Lockwood Leialative Committee
Rail line to cut taxes saving New York travelers millions
New York officials announced that Shi and travelers on the New York Central Railroad will save about 12 million dollars in 1922 due to the elimination of federal taxes. A New York to San Francisco ticket would fall by 8.40 dollars under the new schedule effective January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Railroad
San Franciscco
Assassin Still At Large In Rome Shooting
The assassin of former Turkish Grand Visier Said Ali Pasha, who was shot dead yesterday in the streets of Rome, is believed by his escort, who was present, to be an Armenian. The killer remains at large as authorities pursue leads in the case.
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Rome
Dec
Associated Press
Ali Pasha
Eegtary
White River Lodge Officers Elected for Year
South Royalton White River lodge members elected W M Walter Poster O W Smith chaplain Rev Frank Wather lecturer Mrs May Merrill secretary Will Hyzer treasurer Walter Hubbard S Horace Whitney aewichant S Charles Cowen lady na eletant S Mr Ha Anderson G K ohn Adame Corea Mrs Addie Flint Pomona Abbie Span Flora Edmund Coutermarnh finished works at R EB Beck and visits at his father's Florence McChurie from White River Junction visited with parents. A Vouten of Went n occupied pulpit at Congregational church. Mrs twins Hlerteane Flint and Arivme Campbell of Randolph visited EK A Flint's. St Helden was an over Sunday guest at Matthew Moligire's. Mike Gerirute Ouler, TH at George Ladd's home, regained mobility. Frederick Ladd of Sharom visited George Tedd's Sunday.
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White River Stone
Eleet
W. M
Walter Poster
O. Wii] Smith
Frank Wather
Lectarer
May Merrill
Wil! Hyzer
Walter Hubbard
Horace Whitney
Aewichant S
Keen-Eyed Critters on Track
A fragmented note mentions neighbors and an event on track with free access. It references keen-eyed critters and costs tied to a tram or transcript, but details are unclear. The readable items suggest a local scene or playful anecdote without definitive names, places, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosten Tramscript
Show Him Getting It Right Aimed Trade Theme
A clipped note describes a per foraright aly FA trade for am overvest batten, with a costed stiached to the Tramacript. The fragment hints at an editiorial process and a private negotiation linked to Miscari paper.
Eight Mayors Re-Elected In Massachusetts Elections
Eight mayors were re elected and two defeated in Massachusetts cities yesterday in non partisan elections. Publicans won in Brockton and Marlboro Democrats carried Pittsfield Northampton saw mixed results with a Democratic mayor and Republican city government. New Bedford elected Walter Remington after Charles S. Ashley retirement. Salem re elected Denis J. Sullivan over four rivals. Mayors re elected included Roger Keith Brockton Percy Wheeler Gloucester John Cronin Holyoke Henry Sawtelle Leonminster Michael Flynn Pittsfield Denis Sullivan Salem Leo Coughlin Taunton George Beal Walther. defeat included Patrick Sullivan Marlboro and James Higgins Chicopee. Sunday sports act carried in Waltham with heavy wagering.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Brockton
Marlboro
Pittsfield
Northampton
Fallver
Springfield
E. Bicknell
Vict
Mre. Coolidge
New Bedford
Charles S. Ashley
Stork
Walter
B. Remington
Denla J. Sullivan
Salem
John F. Hurley
Roger Keith
Percy W. Wheeler
Gloucester
John F. Cronin
Holyoke
Henry E. Sawtelle
Leonminster
Michael W. Flynn
Denis J. Sullivan
Leo H. Coughlin
Taunton
George ER. Beal
Waltham
Patrik A. Sullivan
James F. Higgins
Chicopee
Writ of Attachment in Burlington for Oldsmobile property
Dec 7 writ of attachment issued in Vermont against an Oldsmobile property in Colchester. The attached asset, valued at 500, secures a claim of 500 for the plaintiff firm Strang & Jarvis, Harvey Jarvin and Joseph B. Strong. Powell & Powell represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
At- Ceepeant
Oldsmobile Couty
Vermont
Strang & Jarvis
Harvey Jarvin
Joseph B. Strong
Colchester
Powell & Powell
Goddard Legion Five to Meet Second Siting Team Tonight
At Goddard Gym the American Legion five faces the second sitting team in a local game amid expected large support. Willey and Haunt are absent. Goddard aims for victory with cautious lineup adjustments.
Local notes and errors mark odd wartime column
Mrs John B Lance of Troy visits Marre and Montpelier while Miss Cartie Chapman from Williams town recovers after surgery at Cit hospital. Al Messier, famed Carrol orchestra drummer, is named head of the Adame branch. Leo Meesier is noted in the family. Post office plans include extra carriers and expanded parcel post. Charles Trentini is celebrated for life after “death in action” amid a correctional tale of false reports.
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John B. Lance
Troy
N. Y
Marre
Montpelier
Cartie Chapman
Williamstown
Cit Hospital
al Messier
Carrol
Orchestra
Fant
Leo Meesier
Adame
Ighig Totingy
Wideo
New England
San
Sloran
Advier
Postoffice
Charles Trentini
Barre
United States
Geome Charkey
Prawre
Ennai
Chorley
Times
Charley
Woodrow Wilon
Char
Charles Treatind
Early Troops Called As Union Strike Widens
Chicago reports a worsening strike by union packing house workers as the third day unfolds. National guardsmen patrol the South St. Paul district after Armour pickets fail to grant access. Kansas City officials order pickets off streets under local law. Fort Worth police intensify efforts after three men are seriously wounded.
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Chicago
Pooner
National
South St. Paul
Rhinow
Armour Plant
Burton
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Fort Worth
Texas
Mrs Jessie Clubb Re-elected by Clan Gordon Ladies
The Clan Gordon meeting last night re-elected multiple officers for the coming year including Mrs Jessie Clubb as V. 5 and Mrs Mary Fraser as re-elected, with several other named members like Mrs Christina Joffray and Mrs Robina Stewart also chosen. Refreshments followed the election.
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Clan Gordon
Jessie Clubb
Christina Joffray
P. C
Robina Stewart
Mary Fraser
Mine Seannie Stephen
F. S
Mary Angus
Mins
Olive Noble
S. C
Margaret Naughton
J. C
Rose Panny
Joannie McBean
I. G
Jessie Mcleod
G. G
Mary Silver
Mies
Betty Stephen
Fire damages stock at Sam Scott tobacconist shop
Fire this morning damaged about 260 100 worth of tobacco cigars and tea stock at Sam Scott a Middlesex street tobacconist. The cause is unknown and the stock was uninsured.
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Lowell
Mawk
Thee
Sam Scott
Middlesex Street
Latienes
State House Notes on Bounty, Accidents and Appointments
A bounty claim for 810 on a black bear shot in Brunswick May 16 by Howard Connary of North Stratford N H is presented to the state auditor. A collision at Main and North Streets Bennington between a Twin-State Gas car driven by Charles Hicks and Bert L Allen’s auto driven by F J Allen caused 14 in damage to the Allen car and 15 to the Twin State car. DeForsett of the state fire department will visit Brattleboro and southern towns for a free save. Adjutant Fletcher of the American Legion plans to move the state office to Burlington. Mice Snow arrived yesterday. A Vermont car SOLA owned by Anthony Altobell of Rutland was in an accident near a culvert. Ransom R Chaplin reported to the secretary for a broken neck and theft near Montpelier on Dec 5. The car slewed, broke the axle and windshield. State Marketing Holland to host New England agriculturists and state marketing agents in Boston to discuss intra market farm products. H P Sheldon to Springfield for annual meeting of the Springfield Fish and Game Club. Vermont deer hunting regulations under review. states consider changes to best deer harvest practices. Michigan considers action on deer regulations.
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Main
North Streets
Bennington
Twin-State Gas Company
Charles Hicks
Bert L. Allen
F. J. Allen
Allen
Secretary of State
Hickok
A. J. DeForsett
Liréet
Brattleboro
Fletcher
American Legion
Legion
Burlington
Vermont
Anthony Altobell
Rutland
R. Chaplin
Monigam
Secrese
Mulholland
New England
Episcopal Ladies Fair in Barre Draws Huge Crowd and Success
Hundreds packed the Church of the Good Shepherd hall for a Barre Episcopal fair and entertainment. Afternoon tea and bustling booths raised brisk sales, with aprons, toys, cards, and crafts selling out. A varied program featured singers, instrumentalists, and comic impressions, ending with encores and hearty praise for the successful community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Church of the Good Shepherd
Barre
Sherman Parker
Eva B. Stewart
James McGlaflin
James Peer
George Shannon
Nellie Warley
Ke. J. L. Ht. Carr
F. W. Robinson
Harry Dale
Nicholas Dale
William Given
James McGiafin
L. B. Ligours
James Duncan
Athol Bell
C. A. Brown
Dainties Mt
Mra
F. G. Vinton
Mertha Cole
Robert Foster
Stanley Marsh
Regan
Tansner
Gertrude Nicols
Mra T Holden
Mary Allen
Harry Lauder
John Booth
Miss Kener
Glee Club
William Lillie
James Ewen
Beacons boy suffers severe head gash in sled accident
James Homn Jr of Beacon received a deep head wound yesterday afternoon when a collision near Mathewson school caused a sled impact. He required 18 stitches after emergency care by Dr. M. L. Chandler and is resting at home tonight.
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James Homn, Jr
Ieee
James Hogg
Beacon O
Mathewson
M. L. Chandler
James
Funeral of S E Baker Held at Cobble Hill Home
Funeral services for Samuel F E Baker were conducted yesterday at 2 PM at his Cobble Hill residence. Rev Bolles officiated. Many out of town attendees included Frank Brad bury A C Richieert Carr Colling Ladun William Smith Edgar Baker of tattieton N J Mrs Kastan Mr anilin William Smith of St Edger Baker of Littleton N H John Baker Littleton N H Donald Ramey of New Hampshire Norman Baker of Alberta Lisle Baker of Ontario flowers were abundant including carnations.
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Samuel FE. Baker
Cobble Hill
Bolles
Serannl
Eames. Org
Frank Bradbury
A. C Richieert Carr
Colling Ladun
William Smith
Edgar
Mice
Baker
Tattieton
N. J
Kastan
Anilin
Montreal Man Appears In U S Court In Liquor Case
W J Percival of Montreal appeared before U S Commissioner Charles Watson after a Cadillac coupe overturned near Grand Isle while fleeing with contraband liquor. His companion Mrs Nancy Hardy sustained a leg fracture. Percival posted 1000 bail for December term of Brattleboro U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Albana
J. Percival
Montreal
Grand Isle
Red States
Charles Watson
Percival
United States District Court
Brattleboro
Nancy Hardy
Customs
Henry Ladd
J Edward McNulty Dies In Barre Residence
J Edward McNulty a noted Barre granite worker died in his home at 44 Maple Avenue after a period of illness. Born in Rawdon Quebec he moved to Barre two years ago and served as foreman at LeClair McNulty sled works. Survived by wife three sons Sarefield William James two daughters Catherine Mary two brothers Hugh Ottawa and John Rigby Idaho and three sisters. Funeral at St Monica church Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward McNulty
Barre
Maple Avenue
Mr. McNulty
Rawdon
P. Q
LeClair & McNulty
Sarefield
William Ed James
Catherine
Mary
Death of Lucius Bruce in Middlesex and Moretown
Middlesex Dec 7 Lucius Bruce a well known resident died at 8 20 this morning at his home in Moretown aged nearly 86 years Death was due to a general breaking down of his system He had not shown marked decline till last Saturday He was born in Moretown and had spent most of his life there He is survived by two children Bruce of Moretown and Mrs Henry Nichole of Middlesex village Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Lariny Bruce
Moretown
Betoreen
Mr. Brece
Mone
Maré
Louxa Moree
Bruce
Henry Nichole
Middlesex Village
Kent, Civil War veteran, dies at age 86
George N. Kent, aged 86, noted Civil War veteran, died after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, with services pending for Friday morning at The Fanerecours. Affidavits and notices indicate military service and family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Kent
Oy Aory
V. Raymond Kenn
Fanerecours
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Julia Holland
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State House Notes
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Howard Connary
North Stratford
N. H
James Hogg, Jr
E. Baker
John Gibt
C. C
Vin- Lodge
W. J. Percival
U.S. Court
Dent
W. K. Percival
Grand Isle Corners
Mamie” Hardy
Fanny Allen
Branch
Albury Springs
Sherif Victor Hurlburt
Cadillac
Packard
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