Poland's President Narutowicz Assassinated in Warsaw
Gabriel Narutowicz, newly elected president of Poland, was shot while viewing an art exhibition in Warsaw. The assassination sparked nationwide disorder with clashes between nationalists and opposition factions, resulting in four deaths and numerous injuries as police faced protests over the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel Narutowicz
Warsaw
Gabriel Narutowicz
Poland
Marutowice
Narutowicn
Niewadomski
Narutowice
M. Carte
Ana Alta
M. Caen
Geras
Rusalane
Zamogyl
Tbe
Eit Marciot Rataj
National Assembly
M. Tarn
Fries
Two Preighters Collide in Harbor Incident
A damaged Bristol City outbound vessel narrowly avoided greater harm after a collision with the Janeta off the pier. One crew member sustained injuries and was treated after a leak was detected aboard the damaged ship.
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Orb
Bristol City
Talk of the Town item with scattered notices
Fragmented notes report a marriage announcement for Chirion near the late Mrs. Chartes J. and Laure May Gros of South Carolina, plus mentions of a Watertrary echoed at Wishbery Institute and a local dance event. The garbled text references social happenings, revisions, and a reel game with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Tisman
Chirion
S.C
Lantos
Sausacheal
Wishbery
Col lar Button Case Ends In Quick Acquittal
Boston December 16 Former Congressman Joseph F O Connell defended Luigi Carere of Mattapan in a Suffolk county court shoplifting case involving ten collar buttons valued at four cents each The jury acquitted Carere after brief deliberation taking five minutes
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Boston
Joseph F. O'Connell
Suffolk County
Luigi Carere
Mattapan
Caverno
Virginia Democrat Harrison Ousted From House Seat
Washington December 18 Representative Thomas Harrison Democrat of Virginia's seventh district was ousted from the House by a 302 to 100 vote over irregularities in the district's election. Republican John Paul seated amid confu sion. Harrison charged patronage fueled Virginia GOP operations and waved letters and checks he said proved the system. Slemp and Howard named in his attack. Slemp denied authorization for any money promises. March 4 sitting to be filled by a Republican in the old west district.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas Harrison
Virginia
House
Harrison
John Paul
Praca
Old Virgin
Slemp
Howard
Dis
Powell
Vallertinn
Bse
Slemp Te Powell
Stemp
Detnte
Hiis
Soka
Repubican Rwatecan
Choul
Rentestant
Huarrison
Bie
Old West New Congress
Flu Epidemic Strikes Vessels at Boston Navy Yard
A mild outbreak of ademas spreads from the battleship Hiortae to other ships at the Boston Navy Yard. Sixteen sailors were treated in the naval hospital at Charlestown. The Florida has been at the yard for several months.
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Boston Navy Yard
Hiortae
Boston
Gavel
Chillee
Florida
House Backs Limitation on Warships Under Ten Thousand Tons
By a strong vote of 261 to 9 the House adopted a resolution to be included in naval supply bills requesting the president to negotiate with foreign powers to limit construction of warships of 10,000 tons or less. The provision remains in the bill against elimination on a point of order, ensuring the issue will be decided by the full House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
New Plates Issued As Registration Rush Begins
New automobile registration plates numbered 100 to 838 were issued on the first day of registration. Plates exceeded 460 in number and were handed out over the counter. A new envelope system shows the certificate and license slips through a window, speeding processing. Pierce, chief clerk, notes plates will be distributed by receipt order as applications move through the line.
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Secretary of State
Auto Office
Oater
Ing
L. Pierce
Christmas in Woodeville: tree lit with colored lights
Local notes report visitors and residents in Woodeville and nearby towns. Miss Beatrice Manning leaves for home to celebrate Christmas vacation. A community Christmas tree, 25 feet tall, with colored lights and a star, is set up in the city with turnout by Maria Vanleani and the telephone department helping.
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H. F. Battey
Woodeville
N. H
Ethel
Nureo
Acie i Paapital
Bowton
Auniclis
Clark Street
Maria Vanleani
Talus
Tir Tei Newton
Telephone Company
Massachusetts Deer Kill Incident Recounts Local Toll
Fragmentary report from Boston describes a deer kill event with references to a seal of a granite manufacturer and unclear names. The text mentions the Sneed of atone and a town injection by someone named Werewater near Berkshieg.
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Boston
Nabeshima
Hiers
Sahel
SeGeel
Keldea
Fights Lodge in Washington challenged in Senate contest
Attorney for John A. Nicholls files a petition alleging irregularities in the November 7 Massachusetts senatorial election. The case targets Senator Lodge and seeks immediate action, but Senate leaders plan no action until March 4. Crocker argues Lodge’s victory was invalid and urges removal of obstacles to peace and progress.
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D.C. Dee
Sabagmonet Shelley
Henry Lodge
Lodge
Coolidge
Conrad W. Crocker
John A. Nicholls
Prohibition
Massachusetts
Crooker
de Bea
Senate
Dillingham
Vermont
Committee
Congress
Ito
Crocker Procern
Walsh
Sena
Nater
Crocker
Voees
William A. Gaston
Nero
Platt
Penrose
Quay
Young Man Gives Alibi to Police in Boston Murder
Boston dispatch reports police detained James of this city and questioned him about a murder. He later said they established at the time of the shooting he was in another part of the city, addressing possible alibi concerns regarding George A. Willis.
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Boston
Der
Tie
James
Yeetentay
George A. Willis Sapstistendene
T the Hosten News
Crop values up from last year
The nation's crops are worth 7.57 billion dollars based on Dec 1 farm values, up 1.84 billion from last year due to higher prices and production gains. Corn, cotton, hay, and rice rank among top crops. no crop tops a billion dollars in value. reports adjust several grain and potato estimates.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Keller Again Defied Judiciary Committee
Washington dec 11 representative Waller Republican failed again to appear before the House judiciary committee seeking evidence under oath for the contempt charge against Mr Keller Ralston said he advised his client but was not required to answer the subpena had been signed and the committee could report Keller to the House for contempt
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Washington, D.C
Ker
House
Minnesota
Keller
Bankruptcy objection grounds in Vermond Milk Chocolate case
Before Judge Harland B a bankruptcy petition faced objections from creditors. Moore Cabot and the Maraschusette Chocolate company contended the petition failed to state facts sufficient to constitute a bankruptcy and requested dismissal. The hearing was not completed as parties argued the petition did not justify relief under law.
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Harland B
United States Court
Oui
Moore & Cabot
Horton
Incident Regretted by Navy Department
Washington Dec 1 The incident at the midshipmen ball in Philadelphia was acknowledged by the Navy Department. Official language states the affair prompted concern and promises review to prevent repetition. details remain limited and formal inquiries are expected.
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Navy Department
Washington, D.C
Midshipmen's
Philadelphia
Trier
Reno
Montpelier Synt BG Cartin Revival at Lagerdever
In Montpelier a Cartin event at Lagerdever revived G12 dewnge to the ow, with male participants active in the scene.
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Wesdrul Dae md
Cartin
Stock Dividend Claim by The Werd Mute Salve Company
A sworn affidavit filed in Berlingun alleges a stock dividend misprision tied to 40 shares valued at $100 each. The document claims an intent to seek restitution for the misappropriated assets and outlines the alleged scheme surrounding the share value and the company’s preparation.
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Werd
Berlingun
Murder Than Escalates In House Tragedy With Gas Pipe Killings
Blood and chaos marked a morning murder suicide as Thomas Kelly 56 attacked Thomas F. Jones at breakfast with a gas pipe, wounding Lillian B. Jones then fatally shooting himself. Police arriving after a 6 15 call found Jones dead in the living room and Kelly in the kitchen, furniture overturned.
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Providence
H. I. Dee
Thomas Kelly
Thomas F. Jones
Dentin
Lillian B. Jones
Kelly
Jones
Willam H. Delaney
McAny
St Albans Stores Robbed In Lake Street Burglary
Burglars broke into M. P. Sullivan and Charbonneau stores on Lake street Thursday night taking tobacco and a cash register from Sullivan, contents totaling 87.71. Door glass damaged, entries made from outside. Charbonneau has had multiple break-ins in recent months. A separate report notes a farm barn incident near Brigham road where two men fled after an attempted assault on a farm worker who wrestled a bottle away.
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Bt Albans
M. P. Sullivan
Pollen
J. F. Mahoney
Farm of State
Elbert
Brigham
Brigham Road
Danville Job Awarded by Statu s Boans Meeting
At a Rutland meeting of the statu y boans the federal aid job was awarded to A. V. Lee Construction of Thomaston Conn and the ire job to Atwood Thomas of gee tered. The Clan Gordon group plan a Granite Street hall gathering on Monday evening December 18 at 7 o’clock with J McKernan as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Lee Construction Co. of
Thomaston, Conn
Statu Y Boans
Rutland
A. V. Lee
Thomaston
Conn
Atwood Thomas
Gee Tered
Eye
Clarence M
T. U. Dix
Banquet Honors Local Fathers and Sons Event
A Bethel banquet last evening honored fathers and sons with seven men or boys recognized as part of the event. Attendees included Harvey Beckwith and Tekla Wikent among others, with J Lawrence Kimball and HG Ailem in attendance. Rand of Belington, noted as a state pagination official, spoke at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bitrida
Harvey
Ho Beckwith
Teka J. Wikent
Alben Ead
J. Lawrence Kimball
Ailem
Rand
Belington
Sundah temple No 140 officers elected in Barre
The annual meeting of Sundah temple No 140, Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasan, was held in Knights of Pythias rooms with good attendance from local and surrounding towns. Reports showed the order flourishing and a $300 memorial gift from the late Martha J. Reed of Montpelier, to remain in trust for her son Carl D. Reed. Newly elected officers include Royal vizier Frank K. Robinson Barre and others from Barre Montpelier and Sherbrooke Quebec.
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Sundah
Khorasan
Knights of
Pythias
Max
Martha J. Reed
Montpelier
Temple
Carl D. Reed
Montpelier Lodge
No. 3
Knights of Pythias
D.C. K. Ka
Royal Vizier
Frank KE. Robinson
Barre
W. T. Brent
Sherbrooke
P. Qs Sheik
Frank O. Lee
Mahedi
Robert Bt. Mackie
Tressurer
James Lovie, Jr
C. M. Wil
William A. Meleod
Satrap
Bert Brown
Montpoles
Hope to settle wage dispute with building cutters
Representatives of the stone cutters union and the National Building Granite Quarries Association met in New York yesterday to settle the wage problem. Details of proposals were not revealed, but the association's secretary Sherman said the conference aimed to reach a solution.
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New York
Decim
Stone Cutters’ Organization
National Building Granite Quarriers’ Association
Z Ae
Moo
Sherman
Quartees” Association
Wedding Anniversary Notice for James J. Hill and Emma Warrill
Mr and Mrs James J Hill marked their anniversary on December 12 with a gathering of friends from South Barre Grange. Mrs Hill, formerly Emma Warrill, and their family connections were noted. Hill recently elected steward of Central Vermont Grange. plans for future roles mentioned.
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James J. Hill
Hin
South Barre Grange
Vermont State
Irs
Cutler Alee
Worcester
United Statn Army
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
Hill
Central
Vermont
Pamena Grange
Hil
South Marre Grange
Quiet wedding at St Monica's Church
A quiet wedding occurred at St Monica's Catholic church this morning uniting Florence Nichola daughter of Frank Nichole of Elmorestreet to Wilfred Abar of this city by Rev P M McKenna. Miss Katherys Nich ola and Exton Siwater acted as attendants. The couple will depart for Montreal after the ceremony and upon return will reside at Elmore Street.
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St. Monica's Catholic Church
Florence Nichola
Prank Nichole
Elmorestrest
Wilfred Abare
P. M. McKenna
Mise Katherys Nichols
Exton Si Water
Unclear fragmentary notice on claims and settlement
Fragmentary OCR text references claims and a settlement expected soon. Mentions Tommy and a date around February 1 mention but details are garbled and unclear. No definite event, names, places, or actions can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Fragmented OCR note with unclear event and names
Page fragment shows garbled words and broken phrases making it impossible to identify a clear event, date, or involved persons. Readable entities are sparse, and the text does not yield a discernible news item or outcome to summarize responsibly.
Legislative Appointments Preview Vermont Bipenial Session
The report lists House doorkeepers Fred Cressy of Brattleboro and S W Drake of Lyndon. Senate doorkeepers J Hutchinson of Jericho and C W Potter of Belvidere. Postmaster George A Porter of Greensboro with assistant Robert Gadue. Coat room attendant C M White of Woodstock. Executive men Joseph K Dari of Clea. Eleven messengers include Miles Prechette Hardwick Gilman W Ford Sutton Paul Chamberlin Randolph Dirwine P Branch Grand Isle Chester Cutler Pownal Edwin T James Weybridge William Bryan Montpelier Charles Perce Franklin Robert Tolland Brighton Parker Start Cambridge Lee Bates Derby. Legislature meets Wednesday Jan 3.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Fred Cressy
Brattleboro
W. Drake
Lyndon
Senate
Ae J. Hutchinson
Jericho
C. W. Potter
Belvidere
George A. Porter
Greensboro
Porter
Robert Gadue
Wincowk
C. M. White
Woodstock
Joseph K. Dari
Clee
Miles Prechette
Hardwick
Gilman W. Ford
Sutton
Paul Chamberlin
Randolph
Dirwine PE
Grand Iste
Chester Cutler
Pownal
Edwin T. James
Weybridge
William Bryan
Charles Perce
Franklin
Robert Tolland
Brighton
Parker Start
Cambridge
Lee Bates
Derby
Legion Club Night Attracts New Members In Barre
About 200 people attended a Legion club room event to recruit new members and thank Barre supporters. The program featured The District School skit with Mrs poor Sally Shmple and George Seager, Monticeli's orchestra provided music for dancing, and a luncheon with sandwiches cake and ice cream followed the intermission.
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Legion Club
Barre
Aucress
Sally Shmple
George Seager
Hezkiah Pendergrast
Sim Dipsy
Legion Boys
Cart Games
Monticeli
Dancera
Mrs Helen A Petrie Dies At 7 Summer Street Home
Mrs Helen A Petrie died at her home 7 Summer Street at 2 10 this morning after years of ill health. Born in Tyrie Scotland September 4, 1861 she had lived in the city for many years. Survived by two daughters Mrs Mary A Manos and Miss Lene Petrie both residents here and two stepsons Henry E Petrie of St. Albans and Kittredge. Funeral services at St. Albans parish led by Rev Kittredge.
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Melon A. Velrie
Summer Street
Barre Herald Plans Public Notice Special
Fragmented OCR text describes the Barre Herald producing a four page folder with ready print material, advertisements and half a page of editorial content. It mentions town affairs and aims to reach outside readers while promoting local businesses and editorial content.
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Barre
Campbell
Marre Herald
Corres
Hyer
Cork
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Pilsudski
Gabriel Naritewter
Lithoonte
Petrami
Polytechnic Institute At
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Iter Tomkowski
Sliwincki
Thewile Moland
Talk OF
the Town
Thomas W. Harrison
Massachusetts Deer Kill
Pres. Coolidge
George A. Willis
Judiciary Committee
Vermont Milk Chocolate Co
Burlington
Gaspipe
ST. Albans
Danville
Bethel
Abare—Nichols
St. Monica's Church
State Highway Department
Tommy
Estete Abd
Biy
Rives
G. A. Porter
George H. Hutchinson
Sen
Legion
Helen A. Petrie
Scotland
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