Four Powers Agree to Settle Pacific Ocean Disputes
The United States Great Britain France and Japan sign a draft treaty to create a ten year Anglo Japanese alliance aimed at naval reductions and Pacific settlement. The conference adjourned without naval ratio discussion as Senators must approve the pact before it becomes binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Senate
Washington, D. C
Associated Prose
Wey
Senator Lodge
Posseanions
Domini
Ageee
Thimeelves
Spectator Lodge
America
Pacific
Peran
United States of America
United Kingdom of
Ireliant
Huntieh
India
Dominion of
Canada
Commonwealth of Australia
Dominion of New Zeeland
Frese
Republic
Tokio
Preen
Ied
Britain
Syrar Af Nyers
Jaman
Progress in plenary session on far eastern questions
Associated Press reports the fourth plenary session of the arms conference opened at 11 with Secretary Hughes stating progress by the committee of the whole on far eastern topics. He described the Root resolutions as a charter securing China’s integrity and equal opportunity among powers, guiding future conduct without concession of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Hughes
Huse Malay Ee Sonviacyen
Perm
Thie Anti
Chin
China
Far “Eastern Committee
Inone
Far Eastern Committee
Japan Praises Plan Amid Anglo Japanese Alliance Reappraisal
Tokyo statements express pleasure over a proposed realignment favoring a U S Britain accord. Officials say the plan aims to preserve peace while strengthening ties among signatory powers, with Japan open to adjustments that keep options open.
Nobel Prize Divided Opportunity in Norway The Assembly Prem
The Nobel Prize division and related events in Norway are noted as the assembly prepares for a significant step. Key figures and parties involved include national officials and scholars shaping the prize's future.
Officials Try Fled to Kill to End Strike
Chicago dispatch reports officials and unions clash over a packing house strike amid disorder in livestock yards. Packings claim near normal operations as 5,000 imported workers were denied. union leaders seek arbitration and sympathy strikes from other trades. In Kansas City and St Louis area clashes rise as authorities patrol the scene. In Arkansas, Tom Slaughter, a notorious killer, is reported dead after a prison escape, with sheriffs pursuing the other convicts and a wounded guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Slaughter
Chicago
Chicago Packers
Corneline J. Hayes
Patchere
East St. Lonier
Omaha
Furether
Atrike
Tre
Kansas City
Little, Rock, Ark
Associated Press
Sherif J.J. Crowe
Fastnesses
J. C. Howard
Slaughter
Banton
Gay Slaughter
Gay Slaughter, Who Want To Hve Been Electrocuted Deemer Li
Howard
Railroad Pacers
Cardinal and bishops favor ratification
Belfast reports the Irish Independent quotes Roman Catholic leaders backing the Anglo Irish peace treaty. Cardinal Lome and Archbishop Gilmartin, Archbishop Hardy, Bishop Foley, Bishop O Dunne, Bishop Browne and Bishop Finnigan express support, with Malkern of Dromore remaining noncommittal.
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Belfast
Aagoniated
The
Irish Independent
Famonn de Valera
Cardinal Lome
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Gilmartin
Hardy
England
Ireiokop Brevedigge
Barriny
Foley
Pasce
O'Doagherty
Browne
Finnigan
Yee
Beatin
Malkern
Dromore
Death of Waterbury woman reported in local notes
A Waterbury obituary notes the death of a local woman with surviving relatives, including a son and a sister. The notice references families and a Waterbury Center figure, with memorial details limited by the fragmentary OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Herrara’s Followers Flocking to Meant Mexico City
Swo had of followers of Carlo Herrara, whose government supporters rally in Mexico City as tensions rise over leadership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrara
Mexico City
Tee
Searce
Carlo Herrar
Pepe ts Withtulding Comment Beme, Dee
A fragmentary note appears to reference a comment by Dee about someone named Pepe. The readable text is limited and lacks clear context or verifiable details for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe Ts
Long Career of Crime Sentenced to House of Correction
A historical crime record details a notorious career spanning Texas Oklahoma and Kentucky. Names include Harold Whitney and Sheriff, with escapes from jail and multiple sentences. The piece notes a progression from crime to imprisonment, mentions various locales and a long string of alleged offenses and subsequent penalties.
Burlington May Have Talked To Glasgow Scotland
Hartford Conn December 10 uncertainty over the location of the sending station for a radio message received early this morning via Glasgow Scotland. The American radio league announced that Mr Godley said station 1-AAY had not heard. The station near Fitchburg Mass was not operated. The call might have come from 1-ARY Burlington Vt Hiram Percy Maxim president of the league is satisfied amateur signals were received abroad.
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Hartford
Conn
Menentre
Paul Cater
Glasgow
Scotland
Radio Longue
Godley
Mosange
Fitchburg
Mass
Burlington
Hiram Percy Maxim
League
Fever Deer Kill Drops in Massachusetts This Week
Boston reports deer hunting in the state shows a decline from last year with only 1,887 deer killed in the first two days of the week. Snowy woods hindered tracking, and observers cite reduced activity in Warren and Plymouth counties, with counts breaking down by gender and district as officials await fuller reports.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Department of Conservation
Warrenter County
Enators
Hanex County
Plymouth County
Veterinary Surgeon Stratton of Marlboro Dead
Dr. Stratton, a well known veterinary surgeon from South Newfane and Marlboro, born October 13, 1833, died after a brief illness in his home. He married Adelia Powers on January 19, 1890. The couple lived in Marlboro and South Newfane where he practiced for more than 40 years.
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Seateratton
South Newfane
Stratton
Newfane
Ava
Polly (Moree) Stratton
Garring Mies
Adelia Powers
Marlboron
Mre Stratton
Marlboro
Ana
Wileame
South Newne
Heel Makers Put In Bill
Haverhill Mase Dee 10 The wood heel makers union representing about 1700 workers in 22 factories has submitted new pr vite Tivts in thee manufac turers. According to Darkl Bancroft agent for the union the new litte are identical with those now in effret expire January 1 1022. Aoranil ing to the manufacturers the new Uster call for increases ranging from 10 to 6 per cent. A counter pooposition is expected from the manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mase
Dee
Protective Union
Accordine
Darkl Bancroft
Aoraniling
Freeport Man Dies of Internal Injuries After Car Crash
Arthur C. Rowden of Freeport died in a Portland hospital from internal injuries sustained Tuesday when an automobile plunged through a railing at a pad along a highway. Others injured were treated for minor injuries.
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Portland
Deepee
Arthur C. Rowden
Freeport
Traives
Bart
Barre Women Exhibit At State Federation Meeting
Fragments describe Barre women's club exhibit at the state federation meeting featuring photographs and architectural displays, with notes on items arranged for porch mockups and garden scenes. Named participants include Lowe and Serib Barr in a period community event context.
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State Federation of Women's Clube
Mitures
Plea for Delay Denied in Suffolk County Trial Date Set
District Attorney Joneph C. Pelletier of Suffolk County was ordered to stand trial before the supreme court on December 19. The denial of his delay motion cites difficulty in filing pleadings within the time allowed and directs completion of charges by December 12. The court grants a five day extension.
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Boston
Joneph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Supreme Court
Tno
Inf
Rugg
Allen Sbeky
Lothie
Rulhes
WIFE AND SON IN CAMBRIDGE DEATH SANS CONSCIENCE
Seldon H Allen 10 was found with two 28 calibre bullets in his head in a Cambridge shed and died in Cambridge City Hospital. His wife resides in Chelsea Vermont and his father Campbell of Pomfret, Os born, with Fred E Chadwick as lodging. The note hinted at death by own action. Family details include a Harvard Cooperative Store worker and a longtime Cambridge Savings Bank director emeritus.
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Boston
Seldon H. Allen
Holworth Street
Cambridge
Cambridge City Hospital
O. Fay
Allen
Pornmet
Inn
Dartmouth and Smith Debating for Gender Role Tonight
In Hanover and Northampton young men from Dartmouth and Smith College argued to support opposite sides of a question on recongizing the Soviet government of Tassia. The event featured judges including Governor Samuel W. McCall’s vice, with Dartmouth and Smith debaters named from both schools and several regional participants.
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Welser Wall
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Paul Dartmouth
Usion
Smith
Ade M. Com
Stick
Sean
Smith College
Northampton
Emilve Ay
Jane Ko Manele
Montgomery
Ala
Marian W. Repes
Salem
Maes
Harbara Barnes
Rock
Goddard Notes on Team Contributions and January Outlook
Fragmentary notes discuss coach Betty and team activities through January. Mentions articles, seven cent phase, American Logins tease, and a Weemeeting of Fewendap with unclear references. Names and terms are garbled, but indicate ongoing writing and meeting events linked to the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ores
Barre Stores in Yuletide Array
Barre greeted Yuletide with a grand storefront display opening at seven. Merchants spared no effort producing a grand array of gifts for all ages, drawing crowds along Main Street as windows drew cheers. Christmas trees in buckets lined the street adding to the festive scene as stores began their holiday push.
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Yuletide
Barre
Sara Claus
Main Street
Santa
Apetus
Searles Leads Mount Sinai Temple in 1922 Divan
Rolfe Searles heads Mount Sinai Temple in Washington County as the two survivors James Br. of Barre and others contend for the 1922 divan. The election action, banquet, and results show Searles replacing Walter Washburn with votes totaling 477 cast, and other officers including James Coutts chosen as chief scav? plus high priest and prophet.
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Washington County
Mount Sinai Temple
Mystic Shrine
James BR
Barre
Mountpelice
Tees
Salt
Searles
Newport
Arch
Tpelier
Ries
Arlington
Millar
Sharles
Walter Washburn
Montpelier
James I. Coutts
Mabban
George J. Paynes
Christie ‘Tower
Mrattlebare
Dirartor
Rubbam
Vuire
A. W. Dontwick
St. Atfens
Charles A. Davis
Burlington
Chittenden
Oriental Guide
David Elliott Stand Pond
Charles H. Beate
Imperial Council
San ‘Pent Juing
J. Rolfe Searles
St Johnsbury
J. Hemder
D. A. Hent
White River Jonetson
G. HL. Newton
Watertury
Armory Pall
Elmer K. Clark
Vance
Dorier
Rick Mc Bell
To Mets
Frank K Adetin
Marlingtern
Forest Toy Allume
Springfell
Blair
North Trey
Walter Biffing
Brattlebors
Perry A. Brown
Delmsbury
Raymond Everett Parcell
Jaf Welle Rivet
Benjamin Gates
Moentpelier
Delbert W
Montgetter
Masem Gide Dieter
Ceorge Vikter Pilgrim
Lynchoavilly
Samsuel Cirwenfield
St. Albans
Frank
Lee
Marre
Arthur J. Hobimean
Lywdimble
Geurge
Bagere
Waterbury
MB Srnhom
Arak
Marine Combine
Plahhoam
Dhermends
Three Men Plead Not Guilty in Plymouth Murder Case
Three men accused in the shooting at the inn near Kingston were arraigned before Judge Harry B. Davin. John Rowland James Wickham and John Harish pleaded not guilty and were committed without bail to Plymouth County Jail. A hearing is set for December 17.
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Plymouthy
John Rowland
Pomieee
Kingston
James Wickham
Duxbury
John Harish
Thoreday Pee
Elmer Gardner
Harry B. Davin
District Court
Plymouth County
Quarry Bank Christmas Club Paid Over $40,000
Barre families celebrate as the Quarry Bank mailed out over $40,000 in Christmas club checks, the largest total in its history. The payout, ranging from 1.12 to 250, featured 50s as the most common amount. The 1922 club opens December 19 with memberships starting at 1.12 and weekly dues of 25 cents.
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Quarry Savi Bank
Quarry Bank
Quarry Park
Aes
Ang Conte
Funeral of Harry Clare in Graniteville graveyard
Funeral services for Harry Clark held in Graniteville with Rev. Dr. WK Archibald officiating. A large cortege of relatives attended, with organ selections and songs like Nearer My Home and Rock of Ages. Numerous flowers and mourners from nearby towns accompanied the family as distant relatives joined in the tribute.
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Graniteville
Archibald
Prneras
Edness
Harry Clark
Bo Norman Murray
Miies
Louis McLeod
Joe Clark
John Finnigan
Clark
Pithow
Mra
Ko Hf Aldrich
Dom Finnigan
Raves
Mayes
Allen Morragon
Mr. Riley
Douglas
J. Little
Little
Frid Barton
Richard Macleod
Bentwell
Mite
Varnum
Foresten Bout
Leter
Christie Reid
Beebe Plain
Catlvta MacLeod
Worcester
Mase
Unclear text from historic financial notices
Fragmentary OCR passage mentioning trustee service, city notes, and promissory items with many garbled names and places. No coherent event or parties clearly identifiable for a reliable two-line record.
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Nobel Prite
Branting
Swaten
C L Langer
Norway
Oerivtlanm
Manel of Weal Fy
J. O. Howard
Catholic Hierarchy
Ireland
Persis Clough
Persie
Wes
Woeterbury
Carlos
Yancy
Hales
Lymn
Beme
House OF Correction
Frank Warsitk
Brattivhore
Prask
Casio
Searsburg
Dallas
Texas
Thuredey
States Atter
Privon
Dailay
Tivonn iMewally
Ae Thelieve
Dalles
Oklahoma
Texas State Penitentiary
Tnt
Penitentiare
Tauleville
Univer
Alodvrisline
Daniel Cretel
Asher Castel
Jobs Devey
Alvxander Davidson
Hrabes Hartbett
Jonethan Hill
Aaron How
Jonathan Hert
Joel Harvey
Stephen Lawrence
Samuel Samuel Lame
de. Biche Lave
Lawrence Jr
Weenie Lockefret
Pitcher
Referek Savtom
Abram Spear
Jociah Stevens
Dear S Rarmeleastre
Tron
David Perggs
Destag
Wea A
Catalinee
Fefure Justin & In
Wilmington
Wassiek
Burlington, VT
J. S. Stratton
Lowe, He Ting Hoger
Serib Barr
Pelletier
Chelsea
H. Allen
Traly
Goddard
Rolfe Searles
Mt, Sinai Temple
Clinton F. Bmillar
John Rowls
Harry Clare
BIG Trustee Service
Sather
Kasex
Cotheeter
Cher
Ldie
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