Saved from Under Sea Tomb Sub S48 Sunk Near Bridgeport
The Lake submarine S48 sank off Bridgeport harbor last night and lay 70 feet down for 12 hours before the crew freed one end and surfaced. They escaped through the torpedo tube and were taken to a tug bound for New York. The submarine, test of the Penfield reef, was rammed by a tug and built by the Lake Torpedo Boat Company.
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Bridgeport
Conn
S48
New York
Lake ‘Torpedo Boat Company
Penfield Reef
Sub crew survives sinking by lighting matches for help
Fifty one crew members of submarine 548 told a dramatic rescue tale at New York navy yard after their craft sank off Bridgeport harbor. They floated on a surface pinnacle for more than ten hours and used lit matches to attract a passing tanker, which saved them. Some men suffered chlorine gas exposure but were treated. only a few remained hospitalized as the vessel was towed in.
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New York
Associated Press
Bridgeport Harbor
New York Navy Yard
Francis Adams Smith
Bridgeport
Ieutenant Smith
Olen
Tig
Not Accepted by Navy
Fragmentary note indicates a decision or action labeled not accepted by the Navy. Specific details are unreadable. no names, dates, or locations are discernible from the readable text.
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NAVY
Dail Eireann cabinet debates London treaty terms
Dublin reports the Dail Eireann cabinet meeting to discuss the Anglo Irish treaty signed in London. The session signals potential splits over the oath of allegiance and De Valera’s stance, with resignations rumored and public sentiment seen as cautious and subdued.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
London
Sinn Fein
Cathal Dragha
Charles Burgess
Ee Tas
Ireland Prison Doors Swing Open
King George's proclamation of amnesty releases Irish prisoners from Kilmainham Armagh Hill Mountjoy camps today. Expressions of satisfaction were common among the freed men. A Kilmainham alumnus said what is good enough for Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins is good enough for me.
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Dublin
Associated
Preva
King George
Kilmainham
Arne Hill
Mount Joy
Lerme
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Cardinal Logue Urges Unity For Ireland Parliaments
Cardinal Logue told the Associated Press that a united Ireland would lift fears of Northern costs and favor trade. He said Ulster should not retain its own parliament, urging harmony and reconciliation over old battles. He warned against England dominating taxation and endorsed concord as beneficial.
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Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Helfast
Duc
Associated Pres
Es Toda
Ulster
England
Ulster Parliament Considers Plan
Ulster parliament members discuss a plan amid war era tensions. The assembly considers a new governance proposal as officials announce arrangements involving key figures and regional leaders in Belfast.
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Ulster
Eleven AEF men hanged in France, Senate hears
Washington reports Col Walter Bethel testified before the Senate committee that eleven American Expeditionary Forces soldiers were hanged in France after military court martials. He listed cases including murder, rape, assault, and the execution of both white and Black soldiers, noting careful review of evidence in each death sentence.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Preas
France
Martier
Walter E. Bethel
Army
Senate
Watson
Georgia
Bethel
Pershing
Giev
Gievies
Watean
Ator Watson Anid
Vietw
Eveat
Com
Sereneton
Minis
Asemult
Bethel Ae
H Hr
Rep Flood of Virginia Dead
Representative Henry D Flood of Virginia dies at home after a period of illness. The Democrat from the tenth Virginia district passed away at his residence following heart trouble.
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Virginia
Wishington
Dee
Henry
Flood
Virgina
Vitt Transfer and York Trade Rumors Surface
Fragmentary notes mention Vitt transfer rumors and possible links to York. The muddled text references party names and potential bids or deals, with unclear details about teams, dates, or official statements.
Talk of the Town Manchex Notes Local Deaths and Events
A terse town tidbit notes the death of James D. of Aber and mentions barer social happenings. The fragmentary item references a person named Seoteh im Barre and a local event tied to Dy, with unclear details.
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Seoteh Im
Barre
Bove Ter
Jame D
Aber
Eet
Lana
Japan Accepts Quadruple Understanding Plan
Washington reports that the Japanese government has accepted a four power Pacific settlement plan. A British spokesman noted a 6-5-3 ratio related to capital chips and said the Japan government had not yet accepted that portion.
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Washington
Preas
Pacific
Associated Press
Honolulu
Tokio
Church ex-treasurer held in five thousand bail
Salem reporter notes Martin Mareld 32 of Hamilton former treasurer of the Episcopal church in Hamilton is held on five thousand dollars bail for a hearing December 22 on charges of larceny totaling forty three hundred dollars from church bonds and cash. He pleads not guilty and has signed a confession asking restitution.
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Salem
Maes
Bec. A
Mareld
Maretin
Hamilton
Sears
Episcopal Church
Martin
Everett
Superior Court
Minsion of Christchurch
Episcopal
Bern
Daniel F O'Brien
West Point plans and policy shifts amid wartime pressures
A garbled dispatch discusses shifts at West Point and U S policy as General MacArthur proposes resizing the army. It notes the need to balance trained experts and national defense while avoiding excessive expansion.
State Work and Lighthouse Construction Update
Paul Stevens and others returned to Sears as federal aid began charting tasks in the state engineer's office. Badger prepared to resume duties while lighthouses, 75 planned, have all but six sunk. the remaining are stored for weather calm and will be installed at Sandveh and Game Commissioner Sheldon visited Milton to discuss milk samples from the Milton creamery cooperative.
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Paul Stevens
la Grover
Iving
Sears
Badger
State Engineer's
Pe Sheldon
Tnal
Agricult
Vern Brdows
State Department of Agriculture
Miliom
Lecierig
Milton Co-Operative Creamery
Delry
Reed Company, Inc
Richfort
Butler Case Defense Attacks Victim's Credibility
In Bedford Massachusetts the defense for Din Dies Gomes and Andrews argues Miss Butler's testimony is incredible and inconsistent with earlier statements. William H. Lewis contends the assault account is framed and questions Eldredge as escort, while District Attorney Kenney maintains the jury should find the three men guilty based on the evidence.
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Bedford
Mass
Dee
Gertrude Butler
Benjamin Gomes
John Dies
Joseph Andrews
William H. Lewis
Dies
Lewis
Butler
Barnstable
Eldredge
Animal Kingdom
Massachusette
Mr. Lewie
Virginia
Massachusetta
Mr. Lewis
Aimault
Drew
Gomes
Andrews
Met
Mier Butler
Kenney
Mies Buiter
Morality Push at Baseball Meet in Buffalo
Delegates at the annual meeting of professional baseball leagues gathered under the lingering admonitions of Commissioner Landis. He urged higher standards of conduct, warning that the sport’s ideals must guide fandom and that the game’s future depends on steadfast morality and unified rules.
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Fiuttalo
N.Y
Wee
KK. M. Landis
Hawetvall Bs
America
Alssinner Landis
Hib
Yoru
Ponte proposes expanded state constabulary staffing
Hoxton December 5 Colonel Alfred F. Ponte commissioner of public safety filed with the secretary a bill adding ninety men to the new state constabulary, which currently comprises forty two men.
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Hoxton
Alfred F. Ponte
Public Safety
Vetedey
Booth Returns to Barre for Christmas Work
Folin C Booth returns to Barre for extended business trip. Work on Christmas checks underway in legal tank. they are to be mailed Saturday. Barre hosts relatives tonight as conditions show a rougher labor market in rural mail service with shipments arriving daily from Chebi.
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Folin C. Booth
Barre
Thomas
Hanlon
Provi Mater
Danny
Chicago Stock Yards Violence Leaves Dozens Injured
Chicago December incident as 1500 police deployed to the stock yards after dawn clashes with strike sympathizers. Police fired on crowds injuring nine seriously and many others. elevated train windows shattered. saloons closed by order of Chief Firemorris.
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Chicago
Oder
Polles
Marine wounded in train robbery on Atlantic Coast Line
Unofficial reports say a marine guard aboard mail car No 80 near Savannah Ga shot at three white men robbing a baggage car ahead. Two of the robbers were badly wounded, according to the informants in Charleston. Dec 8.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Charleston
D. C
Savannah
Accredited Herds Declared Tuberculosis Free in Vermont
The Department of Agriculture certified 62 herds as accredited, totaling 1229 cattle, free from tuberculosis after repeated tests. Owners cooperated to achieve disease-free status, enhancing herd value under state and federal oversight.
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Department of Agri-*culture
Vermont
Alan
Village Man 23 Dies in Mill Crane Accident
Carl Baird, 23, of Sheldon Springs, was instantly killed Tuesday afternoon at a local mill when a crane trolley moved, crushing him between the cab and a flat car. He was single and lived with his senior, Mrs. Veet Guyotte.
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Sheldon Springs
Carl Baird
Baird Wan
Baird
Veet Guyotte
Former Barre Man Austin W. Jones Dies in Manchester N H
Austin W. Jones a former Barre resident and Shoplee Jones partner in furniture and undertaking, died in Manchester New Hampshire. He was 60s and survived by widow Emma A. Jones, sister Mrs. Sheple of Barre, a nephew and nieces. A Masonic and Shriners member, he retired from active work six years ago and will be brought to Barre for a prayer service at Elmwood Cemetery where his first wife and mother are buried.
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Austin W. Jones
Barre
Shoplee & Jones
Manchester
Noel
Marcella Sheplee
North Main Street
Sheplee
Sheplee i
Jones
Verabire
Thetford Academy
Church Street
American Legion
North Main and
Pearl Streets
Magnet Theatre
EL Jesse Poornd
Frank L. Gray
Manchester Union
Jonen
Gray
Joter
Wis
Active
Ark
Emma A. Jones
Mra Sheple
Granite Lodge
la Barre
Mt. Horeb
Adoniram Council
Bektash Temple of Shriners
Eastern Star
Queen City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Manchyter
Congregational Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Fleet
James McLeod Heads Clan Officers for Coming Year
Glan Gorton 17 5 C reports election results for the Clan. James McLeod is chosen chief with a full slate of officers including James Forrest past chief James Hogg chaplain and Donald P McLeod financial secretary. Officers to be installed January 4 with plans discussed for Hogmutiay night social event.
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Glan Gorton
James McLeod
James Forrest
James Hogg
Wi i Corres
Donald P. McLeod
David Stephen
William Hurry
William TD. Reid
M. Diven
Graniteville
B. H. Bailey
M. D
S Henchman
William McBean
J. Henchman
John Patterson
Senechal
William Hay
James Dunbar
Alexander Stewart
Piper
William B. Scott
James W. Crabb
Joseph F. Barnett
Holsrt J. Stewart
Charles Teel
John
McDonald
Verve Legion defeats Goddard serands in Amarieus basketball
In a fast game at the Floral Gymnasium Verve’s Legion five beat Goddard 1 to 10 on fouls as both teams struggled with defense and shooting. The quarter by quarter action showed intense defense and missed baskets while star players for each side drew attention.
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Amarieus
Legion Five
Verve
Goddard Serands
Floral Gymnasium
Guldard
Pacer
Romana
Chelwa
Varity
Glen Grem
Kixhelin Carrin
Sittin Wongeet
Wererat Gaye
Gorthee
Vermont business troubles darken Rutland restaurateur case
Charles McMahon a Rutland restaurateur filed a voluntary chapter of the United States district court as of yesterday claiming debts totaling 1575. The filing indicates financial distress in the Vermont business scene.
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Snes de. SA
United States
Sheep glands help children plan aims and care
Readable fragments describe a claim linking sheep gland research to aid for children. The text mentions care and medical context, but lacks clear details, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Fitzhugh Case Abrupt End Setstlement Reached
In Concord New Hampshire December 8 a lawsuit by Karl H Fitzhugh against the Central Vermont Grand Trunk railways and officers ended abruptly with a settlement announced at noon The terms were not disclosed The suit sought 250000 damages claiming his career as a railroad official suffered after forced resignation as president of the Central Vermont Fitzhugh resigned following the Grand Trunk abandonment of a projected Vine between Palmer Massachusetts and Providence Rhode Island with cabled the Southern New England railway
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Concord
N. H
Karl H. Fitzhugh
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railways
Fitzhugh
Grand Trunk Railway
Central Vermont Railway
Fitehugh
Grand Trunk
Palmer, Mans
Providence
R. 1
Southern New England Railway
Daugherty to Inspect New Haven Properties in New England
Attorney General Daugherty will travel to New England for a personal probe of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad holdings. Hearings are planned in Hartford Boston and New York as he weighs government policy under the October 1914 decree to dispose of these assets within two years.
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Washington, D. C
Doe
Agneral Daugherty
New England
New York, New Haven
Touraine
Boston
New York
New Haven
Loupon
New
Trollee Lines
England
New York, Finven and
Hartfont Il
Macabees Officers Installed After Large Meeting
The regular meeting of Nu 1 Maccabees Lodge was held with a large attendance. Officers announced include Commander Nellie Bimowht, Vice Commander Mary Keast, Vera Watroni, Lima Curties, Captain Frapels Siem, Serjeant Elin Holmes, and others. installation planned for the first morning in January.
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Reguar
Uarman Reae No. 1
Maccabows
Afl- Secamer
Nellie Bimowht
Ant-Immander
Mary Keast
Vera Watroni
Part Eniene Allen
Lima Curties Indyatearms
Frapels Siem
Ils
Alice Ruttingi
Elin
Holmes
Pickey Ten Andoreop
Machine Wathece
Jousry
Suitor King Bride of Graniteville Man
The Goddard Seminary graduate Mies Yana King of arte wed Herald II. Buiter of Chesiteville in a ceremony at Graniteville. The couple plan to reside in Herre Coty with movements to Cirenitesville in the spring announced by families.
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Mies Yana
Arte
Danater
Mee
Grenteville
Herald II
Buiter
Albert Sulton
Chesiteville
Sault
Ind- Gard Aewinary
Mentwell, Milne
Mra Seiler
Herre Coty
Cirenites Ville
Epring
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Weedeagion
de Valera
Sir James Craig
Belfast
Dee &Dythn Asenciated
James x
Dewble Punlakewat
A.E.F
W.E. Bethel
Congressmcan
Weks—ieatt
York
Talk OF
the Town
Japan
Naval
Harold S. Martin
Hamilton, Mans
Ieeeee
MacArthur Kay
Cours
Montpelier
Miss Butler
Landis
James M’leod
Goddard
Legion
Charles McMahon
Rutland Restaurateur
Concord, N. H
Rand Trunk
Cent
Daugherty
Maccabees
Nellie Bianchi
Ving
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