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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1922

Page

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Lifeboats Found as 27 Missing after Wreck

Searchers reached Liz ard Island on Lake Superior and found two overturned lifeboats with no sign of the 27 missing after the tug Ressistance wreck. Seven survivors were recovering, two cooks were in serious condition, and Captain Williams and crew reached Sault Ste Marie as rescue efforts continued.

Lizard Island Lake Superior Lisard Island Ing Accra Seer Paper Company Tohn Harten Algotma Central Railroad Nelle Armen D. A. Williams Reinner Odasen Portage Lake Ship Canal Lizard Rault Ste Marie Lawa Buffalo Reliance Superior Paper Company Sault Ste Marie Tamely Lisard Istanil Point Aul Phoe Sanne Lizard Islands Woudemen Syhermen Interio Luset

Severe Cold Grip Extends Across Northwest States

A major cold wave chilled Montana and the Midwest with Chicago posting subzero readings for the first time this season. Havre reported 22 below, while other northwest towns ranged from 4 to 28 degrees below zero. The Weather Bureau noted a general southeasterly trend and a gradual rise expected thereafter.

Chicago Jake Gouel Ralaye United States Mercury Weason Weather Bureau Middle States Havre Mont

Snow Closes Roads as Maine Sees Heavy Storm

A Maine snowstorm hits Biddeford and western districts with up to eight inches, shutting roads and slowing freight. River shipments remain afloat as rail congestion limits movement, with 25 000 tons en route. Portland reports 8 to 12 inches, Greenville four to ten inches elsewhere, Lewiston 1 to 2 inches.

Biddeford Dee Bere Saco Portland Weeteen Maine Maine Greenville Momehead Lake Lewiston Aroostook County

Shipwreck fears rise amid Great Lakes cold wave

Reports detail 28 sailors feared dead or alive in frigid Lake Superior and Lake Huron waters as a severe cold wave grips New England and Ontario. Surviving crews recount brutal conditions, wrecks, and vanishing vessels, while navigation on upper lakes winds down for winter.

Greek steamer Melpo disabled near Atlantic position

A report details the Greek steamer Melpo being disabled while the steamship George Washington relayed navigational fixes. The Melpo appeared at a remote longitude about 26 90 west of St John s Newfoundland, with limited salvage communication from the Washington and one crew member fluent in deciphering the messages.

George Washington Melpa St. John's Washington

Left to Die but Lives to Accuse in Herrin Riot Trial

Dan O Rourke, one of six men shot and left for dead after the Herrin cemetery attack, testifies for the prosecution as five defendants stand trial for miner involvement. He recounts seeing the dead and wounded bound with rope, and Howard Hoffman later dying from injuries. Security surrounds him as he takes the stand in Marion.

Marion Associated Crows Dan O'Rourke Herrin O'Rourke Gounsel Herrinsey

Divorce and Custody Battle Over Son in Portland

Mrs. Madeleine Masters Grom of Portland seeks sole custody of her son Sleps jr in a divorce dispute. Judge Sanborn grants conditional custody with the boy to be with the mother for nine years each year under court jurisdiction. An appeal is expected as attorneys plan to pursue further action later.

Portland Madeline Masters Grom tnine-ypraroMd Sleks, Jr Sanborn Rons Kiron

Pistol Found In Stolen Car Tied To Boston Murder

Boston police named Webster Grant of Uxbridge as a suspect in the Friday murder of George A Willis, head of the Boston News bureau payroll, after a stolen automobile linked to the crime was abandoned in Uxbridge. A pistol of the same caliber as the killer's was found, and Grant was tracked between Uxbridge and Worcester.

Boston Webster Grant Uxbridge George A. Willis Boston News Bureau Grant Perley A. Skillings Willis Roxbury Skillings Worcester Jacob Shindler Loon Teiga Wilfix Daniita

Two Men Held On Willis Murder Case In Boston

Dedham Mass December 14 Allisan Whalen of Wellesley and Lawrence of Roxbury faced Boston police in the Willis murder inquiry. Whalen admitted a ride in a car with Peck after meeting in Boston on Saturday. Whalen denied theft charges but faced counts of receiving stolen property and related car theft questions.

Dedham Mase Allisan Whalen Wellesley Lawrence Roxbury Boston George A. Willis Peck Floston Framingham Whalen Boston Pice Willie

Denver Mint Gold Heist Stuns City and Police

Robbers attacked the Denver mint loading site at 10 40 p m seizing about 200000 in gold from a federal reserve truck. A guard Willem Havener was fatally wounded and the robbers fled in a large automobile as gunfire erupted from the mint. Police launched a citywide manhunt with sheriffs in surrounding counties joining the pursuit.

Denver Col Dee Willem Havener Federal Reserve Mint Crarky Otabad Eupreme Fort S.J S.J. Ther Goa Honeet Johne T. Branee Crocs Kalinc Roemmendal

Puppy dog saves family as fire traps him in flames

In Cleveland Ohio a mongrel dog named Puppy barked to awaken Mr and Mrs Anthony Gramm and their eight month old daughter when smoke filled a neighbor’s home. The brave dog led the way to safety but was later trapped in the flames.

Cleveland Pippy Biier Anthony Gramm

Paid for Automobile With Worthless Check

A man named Cummings, 60, bought a Ford sedan from Jarvis Palace garage in Burlington using a $860 check drawn on a Chelsea bank. The check proved worthless. he was detained by Sheriff Worthen after a Clark County inquiry and State’s Attorney Horton secured a warrant. The garage will recover the car.

Burlington St. Weer Ford C. A Ax E. C. Crane Sherif W. H.W. S William Bissonette Jarvis Palace Cummings Jarvis Biasonette Blesommette Cambridge Chelsea Bissonnette St. Jolinvbury St. Jolnettury Micne St. Johnsbury Chelwea Bank Horton St. Johnsbury Im Worthen BE. M. Horton

Dartmouth College Wins Estate Dispute With Clement Heirs

Orson C. Clement of Corinth left an unsigned will bequeathing his $10,000 estate to Dartmouth College. Relatives Julia Converse and Lay Dearborn contested, the court voided the first will and the parties settled for Dartmouth taking real estate in Corinth and other properties, while heirs received $10,000 in cash after taxes.

Orson C. Clement Bridgewater Maass Dartmouth College Mipe Jonnie Converse Julia Converse Lay J. Dearborn Santa Monica Cal Clement White River Junction United States West Corinen Orion C. Clement Corinth Mr. Clement Earl B. Davie John W. Gordon Barre Stickney Skeels Sar. Lam Ludlow Davis Conant St. Johnsbury Rey Brackett Orange Chelsea Mase

Two Burnham brothers held after Champlain storm thefts

In North Hyrn on December 18 two men named George Burnham aged 19 and Fred Burnham were arrested after storms drove two boatloads ashore near Lake Champlain. Constable Hasen and officers, alarmed by storm driven wailers, charged them with robbery. They pleaded not guilty, bail set at 500, later jailed, and slated for county court.

North Hyrn Lake Champlain Hasen North Horo John Tuthope Bartingtom George Burnham Fred Burnham

SENT TO ASYLUM INDICTMENTS AND TRIAL DATE SET

An asylum commitment petition is heard for John Gerald and a trial is set for February during the December term of Dennington county court. Fitegerald's counsel J. K. Batchelder and Robert F. Healey argued the defense. William Waterbury is noted in connection with the incident where a fellow workman was fatally shot after a robbery on the slayer's neck.

Bepnington Leeds Johngerald Weiesley Vermont Waterbury Fitegerald J. K. Batchelder Robert F. Healey Acreding Dennington County Witeyrraid Snow

Somerville Bandit Arraigned Today

Somerville report notes the arrest of a local bandit with arraignment scheduled today. Details are sparse in the readable text, but officials indicate ongoing legal proceedings and an official court appearance to determine charges.

Reported Grounding Amid Crossing Delays Rescue Crew

A damaged OCR fragment reports a grounding incident at sea with a doctor en route and a steamer delivering goods and passengers. The text is garbled, but suggests a maritime emergency affecting a vessel near New York with tension and awaiting confirmation.

Tht Alan Af Getter

400 Quarts Seized From Automobile in Pletch Hanson Case

A driver and cargo were seized at Pletch Hanson after a seizure scene led to transfer to Frenklic county jail. Authorities reported the operation involved 400 quarts of an unspecified liquid. The incident prompted local officials to coordinate with federal authorities.

Two Found Dead in Waltham Mass Case

Police in Waltham Massachusetts report the discovery of two men dead in an apparent double fatality. Authorities are reviewing evidence and canvassing nearby streets for clues while urging residents to stay clear of the area.

Winooski Man Killed by Freight Engine Near Yard

Ferdina Piche aged 30 son of Mr and Mrs Theophile Piche of 4 Hickok street was struck and killed by a Central Vermont freight engine early Sunday morning at 145 am as the train from Burlington shifted freight cars to a siding. The engine backed along the track and dragged the victim about eight to ten feet before stopping. Police concluded no foul play. Piche’s watch and valuables were intact. Autopsy conducted. remains moved to the undertaker’s rooms and later to his home. Survived by parents three brothers and four sisters all residents of Winooski. Piche, born in Portneuf Quebec, had lived in the city for 17 years and served in France and in the trenches where he was gassed.

Winooski Ferdina Piche Theophile Piche Hickok Street Vermont Burlingtom Vmne Hine le Day Ansinger Ernest Pratt H. F. Walker Mr. Walker Bruke Mr. Piche Severol A. B. Lavigne East Allen Street Dre. Whitney and Ravey Ferdina"Piche Pourtneuf P. Q Thin City France Parente Valedore Albert Piche This City Alphonse Pittsfield Mase Lena Benoit Clodie Myers Rose Delishe Brian Cecile Biche

Willi F Howland Dies After 42 Years in City

Willis F Howland longtime resident of the city for 42 years died at his Division street home Saturday at 4 30 PM death evident heart failure He was born in Whitefield New Hampshire May 3 1845 and moved to the city about 1900 He married twice first to Susan Theves of Whitefield who died and later to Carrie Riddlen of East Burke She survives along with daughter Ralph Howland of Cypress US a sister and four brothers The deceased was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and helped erect monuments and mausoleums Funeral services will be held at his Division street home tomorrow at 1 PM Rev F L Goodspeed officiating burial in Elmwood cemetery

Wils F. Howland Division Street Mr. Howland Whitefield N. H Ciy Mint Su‘ean Theves Mier Carrie BK. Relden East Burke Aim Ralph Howland Cypress Mre B. K. Whiting Meredith N, HL Charles Howland Springfield Mass Warren Howland Waterbury Ira Howland Dracut, Main Harvey Howland North Littleton N. W Independent Order of

Obituary for John H Gamble 180k Barre death notice

Joan H Gamble died Saturday December 18 at 7:20 p.m. at his son Robert J Gamble's home. He was born in St George N B and lived in Barre nine years. Survived by wife Etta Lee, four children John R Hobart J Charles Columbo and David, and other relatives. Burial will be in the family plot.

John H. Gamomw Robert J. Gamble Mabobe Mary Taeen Gamble St. George Mr. Gamble Etta Lee Bleie John R Hobart J Charles Columbo Barre Saget Davie Brattleboro L. Gradepeed Peciate Wurial

Earthquake Report Affects Cambridge Resident

A trembling event near Cambridge is reported with injuries and deaths linked to a tremor centered in the Atlantic region. The article notes a resident from Mes Wythe involved, mentions a local funeral at St. Louis, and references a Catholic church service at 6 PM. The text is incomplete and reflects disrupted OCR.

Cambridge Dee Went Indies Jerry Effier St. Lo

Cigaret Stub Started Fire In North Main Street Building

A smoking cigarette stub ignited a fire on the corner of North Main and Pearl streets shortly after 0:28 am. Flames spread through floor and wall partitions, threatening the building before quick action by Chief Heney and a full alarm. The blaze caused minor damage but required removal of burning rubbish and ventilation to extinguish. The block houses Vancour Tailor, Bell & Houston Jewelry, and several shops. insurance was secured with New York concerns.

North Main Pearl Streets Sm Wie Charles Vancour Pearl Street Tra Houston Bell & Houston Heney Depot Square Payers Lasky Corporation New York Hhe Vancour Restore Miers Harber Gallagher Ili Cathar Park Lanager Parl

Barre Girl Injured In Barre Montpelier Car Collision

A Barre street car collision with a Barre and Montpelier Power Co trolley injured a girl identified as Desilete who suffered a cut above the eye and was taken to a doctor then home. The automobile sustained about 100 in damage with a broken right front fender and other parts. O'Brien of the secret department visited the scene of the accident.

Barre Street Tpalier Barre & Montpelier & Power Co Emel Barre Desilete Secretary of State O'Brien Secret Department

Methuen Man Escapes Lockup From North Andover Police

Dye 18 Otto Shediich of Methuen, brought from Quebec in connection with rural car thefts, escaped from North Andover police station hours before arraignment in police court with Edward McCarthy of this town. Carthy remained in room and did not attempt escape.

North Andover Mass Otto Shediich Methuen Quebec Mearning Edward McCarthy Carthy

Barre branch notice on election meeting and bids

Notice from Barre branch GC announces a meeting at Graulte ett rent hall Blethen of ewrs to consider further motion or bid to the ineane atree tak Avvies. CA of A will Weld in Graulte etrent hall.

Barre Ineane Atree Tak Barreo Graulte Etrent Hall Blethen of Ewrs

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