Submarine issue may tie up final arms conference
Washington dispatch reports submarines loom as the next big conference question while other topics show progress toward an early settlement. Delegates weigh including submarines in future naval ratios and consider replacing the Gentlemen's Agreement with a formal nine power treaty, amid hopes for pacific stability.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Promias
Pacific
United States
Great Warrinnia
Japan
Fenster
Toklo
Naval
Yap disagreement settled at Washington conference
Washington reports the Yap dispute between Japan and the United States is resolved. Terms of settlement to be released by the committee. today the commission member Hughes announced to the conference. The report cites the Associated Press.
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Washington
Associated Press
Japan
United
Japan to Withdraw From Gee Jen Post In Conference
The Washington Conference delegation announced to all powers that Japan is willing to withdraw daysness posteilore from Gee Jen. 1, 1923, marking a notable shift in Far East diplomacy and reflecting ongoing efforts to ease tensions in the region.
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Washington
D. C
Japan
Arme
Tovdsy Willingnee
Daysness Posteilore
Bobby Treated by Grandmother in Kitchen Tales
Fragmentary excerpt from Harper Magazine recounts Bobby’s curiosity about kitchen activities while visiting his grandmother. The boy frets over chores and a promised feed while listening to grandma’s lively chatter.
Fragmentary OCR Notes From a Local Page Scene
Incomplete text from a newspaper page shows names and phrases such as Mother and Sunde tot, with garbled dialogue and stray fragments. The legibility prevents a coherent report but preserves street conversation vibes and scattered character mentions.
U S Purchase of Cape Cod Canal Urged by Secretaries
Washington reports that Secretaries Weeks Denby and Hoover urged Congress to buy the Cape Cod Canal for about 11.6 million dollars as a reasonable price. They said acquisition by the federal government is desirable after extensive investigations. The package includes cash, bonds, and land holdings, with negotiations led by Dawes and Weeks.
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Washington, D.C
Cape Cod
Weeks
Denby
Hoover
Congress
Winslow
Thi
Commercs Committee
Dee
Gillett
Budget Or Dance
Secretaries of War, Navy and Commerce
Cape Cod Construction Company
Secretary of War
District Federal Court of
Massachusetts
Line
Lik
Swig Petitions For Dividend Of 45 Percent To Tremont Depositors
Boston December 12 a petition filed in the supreme court by Simeon Swig seeks a 43 percent dividend for depositors in the savings and commercial departments of the Tremont trust bank which closed a year ago Swig also asks for permission to inspect the institution s books Bank Commissioner Joseph O Allen had earlier signaled a 33 percent dividend and Swig contends there is about 22 million in cash and 81 6 million in liquid assets in the savings fund to cover 2 million in proved claims while the commercial branch holds about 1 million in cash to match its 2 million in claimed debts
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Tremont Trust Depositors
Boston
Joseph O ‘Allen
Corm
Supreme Court
Simeon Swhied
Swhe
Allen
Swig
Savings Department
Commercial Branch
Seminole Steamer Towed After Fuel Shortage near Nantucket
The British motor tank steamer Seminole ran out of fuel on Nantucket Shoal yesterday and was taken in tow by the Coast Guard cutter Tampa. They planned to reach New London or Newport, with intent to proceed to New England to obtain a replacement engine.
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Nantucket Shoala
Howton
Nestucket Shoals
Coms
Tampa
Loodon
J . Newport
State House Notes on Adjutant General Johawn Conference
Adjutant General Herbert T Joha wn travels to Washington for a conference with the Adjutant General’s office. The report notes preparations as officials arrange office layouts and begin arrival planning for the event this week.
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Herbert T. Johawn
Aig
Washington
Fragmented OCR Note on State Board and Public Affairs
Fragments mention a state board of charities and fem aid, a conference, a secretary at state treasur eges, and a woman named Dr We Lasell of Barre. The odd wording and garbled text hint at a local public notice or report about officials, meetings, and possible minor damage to a record or building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of of Fem Amd Charities
Biehway Witchale
We Lasell
Barre
Ener St
Ube
Reereud
Mystery Woman Sought After Dr Glickstein Killing
Mrs Lena Glickstein widow of Dr Abraham Glickstein, killed in Brooklyn, collapsed dead from heart failure while viewing her son's body. Detectives probe a mysterious woman believed involved, with police tracing a fur neckpiece concealing a revolver and interviewing a former army nurse who may have seen her in France. The case unfolds as investigators seek the weapon's makers and seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lena Glickstein
Abrahamn Glickstein
Brooklyn
Olli
Steplelois
Abie
Finnnoing
Bos
Dr. Glickstein
Payee
Orien Wertland
Rau
Coreral Howe
France
Wan Te
Suspect in $2,000,000 Mail Robbery Held
A first arrest in a multimillion dollar mail robbery case on River Roadway in New York was announced. The suspect, Gaeta eaten, was ordered held by federal authorities, with postal inspectors continuing the inquiry.
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Torrey City
I'rese
River Roadway
New York
Herame
Calabria
Federal Commission
Packers Won't Arbitrate Strike Impact
Chicago officials reiterate two day stance that the week old Amalgamated Meat Cutters strike has not disrupted operations and refuse arbitration overtures from union leaders. The report notes a violent incident involving Parking House employees and a related shooting scare near Fort Worth and Kansas City.
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Chieago
Chicag
Fort Worth
Fred Tose
Srgre Parking
Kans
Kansan
Dead or Alive Police Order O Connor in Jail Break
Chicago police and deputies pursue Lucky Tommy O Connor after a jail escape by six inmates led to a dramatic manhunt. O Connor evaded capture and threatened officers while Chief Fitmor ris pledged to bring him in dead or alive, amid suspensions and new rewards.
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Chicago
Lucky Tommy
Fixmorris
O'Connor
Robert Crowe
Peters
Davia Straus
Dave" O'Connor
Straus
Fitamarine
Malda
Het
Lloyd Heath
O'Commer
Kickham Sound
Talk of the Town Mise Myrtle Baker Returns Home
Mise Myrtle Baker has returned to her home in Littleton after attending the funeral of J. B. Baker. Mr and Mrs Willinen Smith have returned to their home in St. Johnnebury after several weeks away. Baker was taken to City hospital, seriously ill on Thursday. Veterans of the City annual football banquet were noted with a list of captains and players including Captain Jack Finn and others.
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Mise
Myrtle Baker
Littleton
B. Baker
Willinen Smith
St. Johnnebury
Baker
Ciy
Rae el
Rae
Jack Finn
Tepueet Parkages
Securely Vanutti
Wail
Cyran
Ee Burk
Iegena
Son
Cheerhia
Wiley
Crow
Adl
Christ
Eraeerer
Local accident injures woman as car races down Main Street
A well known Batre woman was struck by a mutemobile on Main Street near the Trow and Hubied shop. Witnesses say the car traveled at high speed, then disappeared. A roadster with torn plate was towed in after a crash on Montpelier road. Authorities questioned the owner, noting offers for damages as witnesses described the incident and ensuing hearings.
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Crere Beath Main Street
Trow
Presbyterian league hosts arrival as week opens
The article notes a gathering at the home of Mrs Alex Water, Merchant, Twentay Dee, with plans for the week ahead. It mentions a program involving regu lar union activities and a focus on women’s groups. A Marshal Fook is referenced in relation to Women’s events and a return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Alex. Water
Shert
Dee
Warden Stabbed During Marquette Prison Riot
In Marquette Michigan yesterday a riot at the state prison led to Warden T B Catlin being stabbed nine times and Deputy Warden Fred Menhennit wounded. Arthur Menhennit, visiting the warden, was stabbed in the lung as inmates led by three ringleaders were flogged. Detained Detroit inmates Gypsy Bob Harper Jasper Perry and Charles Roberts accused of attacking the warden in the chapel as guards confined the prisoners with rifles.
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Marquette
Mich
Der
Michigan State
T. B. Catlin
Fred Menhennit
Arthur
Charles Blaney
Kelamawoo
Michigan State Prison Commission
Warden Catlin
Young Menhenni
Gypsy Bob" Harper
Jasper Perry
Charles Roberts
Detroit
Catlin
Arthur Menhennit
Hin Father
Clyde Robinson Captured Near St Albans
Sheriff P Catlin and deputies including Shirley Catlin chased Clyde Robinson from Windsor prison to a marsh near Point Farm in St Albans. Robinson, 27, who had been convicted of rape, surrendered after being pursued by Campbell and Catlin’s son. The capture occurred shortly after he arrived in town and fled when alerted by a barking dog.
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St. Albans
P. Catfin
William Ladd
Frank Trembly
James Jennings
Catlin
Shirley
Clyde Robinson
Point Farm
Albans Hay
Ieee Beotierhoured
Robinson
Man Campbell
Dann
Catin
Woman Fatally Burned In Putney Home Fire
Mrs Helen (Darras) Phillips aged 83 of Putney died late Saturday after a house fire left her on a couch with clothing burned. Neighbors found her. Dr L H Bughee took her to hospital. A native of Winhall she had lived in Putney for many years. funeral at Congregational Church Tuesday afternoon.
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Drattlehore
Ivee
Helen (Darras) Phillips
Putney
Bratthebars
Tema
L. HL Bughee
Phillipe
Winhall
Holman Barras
Put
Morse Keeps Mouth Shut After Ship Arrival
Charles W. Morse, under investigation for contracts, returns to New York aboard the Paris at the request of Attorney General Daugherty. He is met by his two sons and four Justice Department agents who decline to comment on warrants. Morse declines to answer questions and plans to proceed to Washington.
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New York
Associated Press
Charles W. Morse
Washington
American Today
Paris
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Morse
Mr. Morse
Mrs Minnie Clifford Dies at 14 Maple Avenue
Mrs Minnie H Clifford age shown as 83 died at home on 14 Maple Avenue after a period of illness. Born in Sarre Town she leaves husband John W Clifford a daughter Mrs Florice Jameson a son Clarence W Clifford her father Ira Boutwell a sister Mrs Sadie Dailey and three brothers Dean Boutwell Walter Boutwell and William A Boutwell. Funeral services will be at Tope Cemetery.
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Minnie KE. Clifford
Clifford
Sarre Town
Vnto
John w.Clifford
Florice Jameson
Clarence W. Gifford
Ira Boutwell
Mex
Sadie Dailey
J. Marty
Dean Twell
Walter Boutwell
Worcester, Mass
William A. Boutwell
Maple A Avenue
Bartel
Tope Cemetery
Vermont Stations Heard Across Atlantic Wireless Test
Eight American amateur wireless stations crossed the Atlantic in tests routed from Riga to Singaow with reception in Hartford. Participating stations include the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Worcester Polytechnic Institute Westchester University of Vermont and University of Vermont Dartmouth.
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Hartford
Conn
Riebee
Sinagow
Ereets Institute of Technology
Camberdpe
University of Vermont
Dartingham
Twn
Burial in Barre Details for Wm. Doane Goel
The obituary notes the burial in Barre for former Barre merchant Wm. Doane Goel who died in Manchester N H last Tuesday at 72. Officiating clergyman was W. Lockhart. Espousals and mourners included H. A Wetmore Frank L. Small and Tarry Willey. The funeral ritual was held at the grave and many floral tributes were placed. Born August 5, 1848, he had long resided in Barre.
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Donee
Barre
Manchester
F. J. Goel
Bearore
H. A
C. Wetmore
Frank L. Small
Tiarry Willey
W. Lockhart
Ir. Done
Community House Plans Christmas Tree and Aid Efforts
The Community House held its December meeting and outlined plans for a Christmas tree for children, with donations requested by the preceding Wednesday. A lighted outdoor tree will be placed early in the week, and a millinery class seeks supplies. Volunteers are urged to donate wood and report families needing Christmas help, while ticket prize winners from a Park Theatre benefit will be announced later.
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Chriatmas
A. G. Preble
Rollins
Robert Gray
Ruth Parker
Lowell Meleod
Park Theatre
Mitean
Former Barre Girl Weds Charles Nolan in Barre Church
Former Barre girl Christine Amith Milne wed Charles M Nolan in a Sunday ceremony at the Family church in Barre. Rev George M officiated. Attendants Miss Zoe Cullen and Edward Bills. Bride wore brown poiret twill with fur trim, yellow nose corsage. groom's party to host breakfast at Motel Bridgway before their New York Washington trip. to reside at 104 Marion Street after January 1. Milne is daughter of Mr and Mrs Milne of Maynard Street. Nolan is son of Mr and Mrs M W Nolan of Cortland Street. Christine Milne is a graduate of the high school and has been steerman aboard for the family business.
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Mise
Christine Amith Milne
Barre Ne Y Milne
Hocaimo
Charles M. Nolan
Aol
George Milne
Maynard Street
Charles N. Nolan
M. W. Nolan
Cortland Street
Tery
George M
Marion Cullen
Edward Bills
Nolan
Miss Cullen
Bridgway
Nolaan
New York
Washington
Marion Street
Echou
Spaulding Honor List Brightens Spaulding Seniors
Spaulding High School announces its honor list for the ten weeks ending November 25. Leading seniors include Marjorie Smith and Elivalwetls Eck, with Proctor Martin, Mabel Morin, Beatrice Stitor, Fovie Palavre, and Jose Smith among the top scholars. Sophomores Roxie Painoto and Paris to Bertha Bjote are also recognized along with several other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Roxie Painoto
Preshinen
Elivalwetls
Eck
Proctor Martin
Mabel Morin
Eile Smith
Beatrice Stitor
Oaphe More
Fovie Palavre
Jorte Smith
buner—Fresimem
Paris
Bertha Bjote
Alice Bradford
Mavahate
Milton
Maria Braghill
Bytvia
Vermont Business Troubles Teer 12 A voluntary in wae entered
In the States district court clerk Carl L. Wathorn assigns debts totaling 64157 with assets of 100. The filing notes American of North Gell and a voluntary arrangement related to business troubles in Vermont.
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Teer
He States
Carl L. Wathorn
Amerhasic
North- Gell
Amets
Universalist Church Assistants Noted in Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes record an assistant to a pastor at a Universalist church with unclear names and roles. The item mentions church activities and individuals, but lacks complete details or dates.
Rum runners arrested after night chase on border roads
Three alleged rum runners were brought before US Commissioner K D Watson after a night of patrols by customs inspectors and deputy sheriffs on border roads. Shots were exchanged, two men wounded, and liquor found in all three cars. Arrestees include Major A LaRock John Melden and Frederick Goodhue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
United States
K. D. Watson
A.larock
St. Johna
P. Qamin
John Melden
Bigston
Companion
Bakersfield
LaRock
Offivere
Melcher
Franklin County
Goodhwr
Molden
Goodhue
Barre Legion Hosts Statewide Barre Reunion
Maj. H. Nelson Jackson of Darlington, chairman of Vermont activities, reports a big Barre reception with about 100 Barre men attending. A special train from St Albans to Brattleboro will run tonight, continuing to Montpelier tomorrow, with No. 0 steps and a return trip planned. Cards were mailed to members and Board of Trade members. all Legion men urged to wear uniforms.
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Barre
Brattleboro
Maj
HL Nelson Jackson
Darlington
Department of Vermont Activities
Hove
St. Albans
St. al Vt
Montpelier
Mrottichors
Oleek
Ruth A Tenney of South Royalton Dies at 73
Native of South Royalton Ruth A Tenney dies Saturday afternoon at home of her son Tracy 10 Washington Street Barre after two weeks of decline. Born Aug 1873 to Jever and Ann Batten, she married Carl S Tenney and lived in Barre with sons Charles Triniry Connord N.1, Praokhae Concord Edward Tenney Burton Barre Carl now in California. many relatives and three grandchildren survive. Funeral held at 2:20 this afternoon at 36 Washington Street.
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Ruth A
Traney
Washington Street
Mre Tenner
Sewth Royalton
Ter
Jever
Ann Batten
Carl S Tennes
Barre
Wild
Fee
Burton
Bie Ladoes
Charles Triniry
Connord
Praokhae
Concord
Edward Tenney
He Burton
Carl
Cadifornia
Ome
Eleter
Lucy Cobore
Low
Arthur Batton
Creenfieh
Maes
Ant Pred
Seth Tawalten
Bheret
Grandchibdren
Washington
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State House
Dr. Abraham.Glickstein
Frank Calabriz
Packers
Lucky Tommy O’connor
Talk OF
the Town
Goddard
Earle Mitchell
Stevens
Ber- Nin
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Couch Aldrich
James F. Mitchell
Tea
Spauhling
Mitchell
Jack Fin
Eliet Karle
Mane
Mies Rachelelian
Cabot
Women's One
Marshal Fook
Brettlehrrn
Fey Stternore
Pete Tor
Romna Trip
Ol Cole
Hla Son
Marquette, Mich
State
Helen Phillips
Inter
Minnie £. Clifford
Sarre
Vermont
Austin
W. Jones
N. H
Community House
Mics
Dolly Milne
Bride of
Springfield
Mars Man
Spaulding
Carl L Bathorn
Northfield
Mra
Charlotte Benton
Universalist Church
Turing Ant
Lin
Sin Geew
Marshal Foch
Bratteboro
South Royalton
Ruth A. Tenney
Blackwell Street
Sarre Police
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