France Accepts Naval Ratio Move Grows Near Pact
Washington reports fresh French instructions and Briand's acceptance of the US naval ratio proposal. French delegation seeks 24 hour recess to decode cable, weighing conditional terms before the five power arms treaty. Britain, Japan and the United States show readiness for a reasonable accord while French stance remains pivotal.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
France
Briand
Washington
Spatclvs
Loaer
United
Great Britain
Japan
Touay
Laur
Curley Seeks Injunction Over City Contract
The petition seeks to restrain Mayor and City Council from approving a Coleman Bros contract to remove and replace streetlights in the city. It alleges the agreement, entered October 22 last, would run from July 1, 12s and cost about $346,000 annually, with alleged unnecessary scope and excess.
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Saehine Dee
Biges
Imoo
Sestetel
Croker Very Ill Wife Sends Cable To Ireland
Cablegram from Mrs Croker wife of Richard Croker once Tammany chief reports Croker seriously ill. Message sent from Oklahoma to relatives in New York mentions Croker’s condition and notes Mrs Croker is daughter of Mrs Edmondson of this area.
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Senda
Richard Croker
New York
Mehen Iil
Ewlah
Kilmendsen Croker
Bruce Currett
Ireland
Mra. Croker
M.S. Edmondson
Untitled Fragments From a Futile Football Scene
Disjointed OCR fragment recounts a vicious tackle and chaotic disruption during a football game in Miami Pia. The damaged text mentions spectators, crew, and a player knocked out, with notes of debris and unclear outcomes amid a tense crowd.
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Miami
Pia
Dee
Sacco Vanzetti Get More Time In Retrial Plea
Dedham Mass December 19 Exended time until January 15 granted in superior court for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti to file a petition for a new trial or exception. No sentence yet imposed on the convicted men as officials prepare for further proceedings.
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Dedham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vangetti
Paymaster
South Braintree
Tria
Griffith Fights For Treaty In Stormy Dail Debate
Dublin December 10 A Dail session on the Anglo Irish treaty adjourned at 1 PM after a day of heated speeches. Arthur Griffith argued the treaty makes Ireland a free state with constitutional equality, while Éamon de Valera pressed rejection. Michael Collins was still to speak as pro and anti sides clashed over the oath to the king and Ireland’s status.
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Dublin
Associated | Dreay
Eamonn de Valera
Dail
Cep
Firnfith
de Valera
Arthur Grifith
T King
Toms
Telehiman
Gerifith Sid Thin Wa
England
Ireland
Irish Free State
Blacksmith Lindenfeld and Warsaw Bomb Case Ties
The report cites Wolfe Lindenfeld and Sylvester Cosgrove linked to the Wall Street bombing of 1919. Lindenfeld reportedly confessed to manufacturing the bomb and discussed a ten year activity arc. The statements allege a mission to terrorize Wall Street and assassinate Morgan, with ties to Polish political factions.
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Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfeld
Alian William Linde
Americas
Wall Street
Sylvester Cosgrove
Lindenfeld
Rabjedt
England
Authariine
Lindentett
Corms
Litndenteld
Lisdomfeld
Prema
Leon Toor
Margus
Ereretium
New Charges Ruled Out By Court In Pelletier Case
Boston December hearing in Suffolk county removal case against District Attorney Joseph C Pelletier continues after December 27 due to Senate business. Four charges were rejected as too late and two new ones deemed improper. Senator James A Reed argued constitutional questions over court jurisdiction.
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Boston
J. Weston Allen
Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Supreme Court
United States
James A. Reed
Pelletier
Washington
Senate
Promiere
Atorney
Allen
Reed
Pel- Iotier
Storm Strikes Lake Erie Coast Damaging Boats and Shoreline
Strong south wind from Lake Erie drove 10 to 12 foot waves along the shore causing heavy damage to boats, boathouses, and shanties on Bird Island, Squin Island, and Rattlesnake Island. About 31 million dollars in losses were estimated as vessels and structures were pushed into the river. Several boats towed back to the airwall after the gale battered the Niagara frontier.
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Nile
Niagara River
Hare
Niagara Walls
Bird Island Pier
Squin Island
Rattlesnake Island
Lake Erie
Lost arm from wood-saw accident at Windsor
William W. Buchanan former city marshal of Franklin New Hampshire lost his arm in an accident with a wood sawing machine Saturday afternoon in Windsor He was taken to Claremont hospital where surgeons amputated the injured limb Buchanan had lived in Franklin until about two years ago and had been in charge of a stick farm in Windsor The farm belonged to Walter Duffy of Franklin in his earlier years Buchanan competed in athletics in Franklin and nearby areas
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F. OM. Corry
H. Deavitt
Box
Con
Bernard Lewis
Boston
A. A. Emery
Lewis
Wade Keyes
Reading
Central Vermont
Telephons ‘Company
Montpelier Junction
Iti
St. Albans
Junction
Barre
Central Vermont Railway
Hall
Zod BG
Royce
Warren
Roxbury
Frank Yearlon
Waterbury
W. N. Theriault
James Will
Montpelier
Alfred Mowat
Trother
Aberdeen
Scotland
Mowat
Pioneer Grit Company, Ltd
Aberdeen Daily
Uie Hutchcon Street
St Nicholas Ridge
Free Mast
Muwat
Armerica
A. Smith
White River Junction
Charles Marshall Cumedy
Torstar
Marshall
Davis
W. A. Lard
Tim
Sedi
Mir
Elem Wonca
St Mavis
Therats Aten
A. G. Preble
Burlington
Charles B. Adatee
Tate Persie A. Clough
Waterbery
J James Markaybee
Barre City
George
Miles
Joe F
Pesjemin
JM Hacvey & Siternes
Windsor
William Www. Buchanan
Franklin
N. H
Claremont
Hochanan
Walter ¥. Duffy
Freakin
Buchanan
Athletica
Ite
Peaceful Picketing Upheld by Court
A court upholds peaceful picketing, ruling that workers may demonstrate without interference. The decision references an 1913 Arizona act aimed at limiting disruptive protests and preserving orderly labor activity.
Riot at Packing House Yields Two Fatalities in Siouax City
A riot at a packing house in Siouax City led to two deaths and widespread civil unrest. Authorities report rapid involvement by security forces as workers clashed amidst gunfire and chaos. One youth identified as a 22 year old mother was among the casualties, with a hospital transfer cited for the second victim. Investigations continue into the cause and responsible parties.
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Sioax
Arly Todey
Trey
Eaux Junction Firm Incorporates Amid Regional Moves
A local firm at Eaux Junction announces incorporation and lists initial officers including Bioen Duss and James W Viele. The filing names trustees and Burlington residents, with amendments to corporate structure and leadership pending state approval.
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Eaux Junction
Erwerel
Recipice
HMO
Eat
Turner
Ae Bhving & Mastiey
A. Tennett
James W Viele
Beers
Carl
Ween
Deghe L Terene
Burlington
Dyes and PREDICTED WHEN MARS PORNDS MERCURY MEET
London horoscope predicts 1021 as year of world shaking events with planetary conjunction of Mars and Mercury. The forecast foresees secession, famine, floods, riots, and a final clash between Mohammedanium allied forces and the united Anglo-Saxon world. It claims a universal power will emerge in 1021 with many survivors exhausted and peace eventual.
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London
Tee
Mercury
Arseid
Wleheviem
Monument to World War Dogs Planned for Hartedale Cemetery
A $2,500 monument to the memory of World War II dog messengers is to be erected at Hartedale near White Plains New York. The statue designed by a noted sculptor will depict a heroic war dog with helmet and canteen atop a boulder overlooking a highway. Hartedale Cemetery, described as the only animal burial ground in the United States, houses hundreds of pet monuments and graves.
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New York
Dec
France
Belgium
Hartedale
White Plains
N.Y
Prominent temperance worker Mrs Kirby convicted of manslaughter
Dec. 14. Mrs Mazie Kirby, a well known state temperance worker, was found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the disappearance of her unnamed grandchild. The circuit court jury delivered the verdict late Saturday evening and the judge set Dec. 27 for a new-move hearing while the $5,000 bond remained in force.
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Michigan
Kien
Mra
Ewuirt
Kielty
Hart
Wounds Led to Men Arrest in Gas Plant Raid
Framingham Massachusetts December 10. George J McCarthy Thomas Sheehy and a third man were wounded while attempting to break into a Gulf Refining plant and fled across a swamp by car toward Boston. They were arrested later at St Elizabeth's hospital with patrolman Merritt saying he fired three shots. Earl I Crawford and Edmund T Covett helped hotel the wounded men but claimed they lent their car without knowing the fugitives. The two wounded men said the quarrel over cards caused the fight.
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Framingham
Mase
Gulf Refining Company
George J. McCarthy
Thomas Sheehy
Boston
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Francis Condon
McCarthy
Sheehy
William K. Merritt
Earl I. Crawford
Edmund T. Covett
Ald
Dr C F Whitney Chosen After Bootlegging Case
Johnson December 10 Emilie Chevalier sentenced to eight to ten months at state prison for storing smuggled liquor. Three men from Worcester and Arlington held after undercover operation. Car from Canada carried booze to Belvidere. Chevalier’s arrest followed tip and warrant. Whitney becomes director of the state laboratory succeeding Hingham Stone. many details about the bootlegging ring and arrests.
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Canada
Harlington
Dee
Charles Plage
iRedford
Montgomery
Whitony
M.D
Kingsland
Ward Belvidere
Avery
Gore
Terrace
Thin City
Markine
Belvedere
Chevalier
Warant
Charles P
Belvidere
Moat
Thelow
Imom
State Laboratory
Wileers
Karo
Fiaque
Dr Char Whitney Fetes Dean Of Chemistry At State Hygiene Lab
Dr Char Whitney, native of Rent Perfimgton born March 20 1874, has been named dean of chemistry at the state hygiene laboratory. He is familiar with court work free legal tasks and all departments of the state laboratory routine. Whitney studied at the University of Vermont earned bachelor and medical degrees, serving as chemistry instructor while pursuing a master’s and later earning an M.D. degree. He continued teaching at various institutions during his education and career.
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Ries
Char Whitney
Gs State Laboratory
Rent
Perfimgton
Line Eae
Ole Ege
Buslington
Eerte
Vermimt
Ce Tetey
Whitery
Nathan W. Merrill
Dwiterelle
Vermone
College of Medicine
Teddy
Trramne J
Euminmetenteri
University of Vers ‘Sant Gai
Amstetp
Greeting for M Metaxakis in a distorted note from Wee York
A damaged OCR fragment greets M Metaxakis with unclear references to United States, a ceremony, and a contact by a regional authority. The passage mentions a possible event tied to a Holy Office and a contact person, but details are garbled.
Plans for Vermont Older Boys conference nearing completion
Plans for the tenth Vermont Older Boys conference at Barre on January 14 and 15 are nearly finished. The event aims to engage 400 to 500 youths from across the state with talks on work, self help, and personal growth. Governor Howe, Major Willeen, state work secretary, and others are listed as speakers. details and registration available from church leaders and Byrom W. Clark.
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Vermont
Ee Od Gio
Majuel Hw.fileen
Wrok
Mancaduertte
Rhodr Tetend
Johar S Olmstead
The
United YM
4Wehonke
Jared van Wei
New York State
Otta and Pethty
Alberta
Hughes Pall
Byrom W. Clark
Bhar Bingto
Total Auto Trafffic Year End Closure Report
Total autos count 37 254 with half month remaining. The report notes year end closure affecting registrations and receipts while belt routes and sectors show reduced activity. Official figures warn of limited processing and postponed deliveries as year end adjustments take place.
Williamstown Boy Hart Struck by Rear Ended Car
A summary of multiple Burlington and Williamstown traffic incidents reports the death of Allen Munsell of Champlain Street Burlington after being struck by a Standard Oil truck driven by Frank Le Deshauriers of St. Albans near College and Lake streets. The report notes the boy was sliding down College Street, the car slower than a mile per hour, and Deslauriers had no prior accidents in six years.
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Secretary of Waste
Allen Munsell
Champlain Street
Burlington
Standard Oil Company
Frank le Deshauriers
St. Albans
College and
Lake Streets
College Street
Lyne
Deslauriers
Billy Hutchinson
Williamstown
George Calderara
Barry
J. W. Coffey
Burlington Lines
Shelburne Road
Clymer Street
Massachusetts
Nashua
Manchester
N. H
Walter Duguette
Newport
Charles B. Keefe
Rutland
Mary Ellen Dady of Barre Died Saturday
Mrs. Mary Killin Dady longtime Barre resident died Saturday at 1 90 in South Barre at her uncle Randall French home after two weeks with a severe cold. Born May 18 1840 she was the widow of Delbert Dady and mother of Silas who died in Mexico. Survived by uncle Albert French Bott Barre two nieces Kate Tanner Concord Junction Mass and Stella Burns Loch Maven Pa funeral from French home Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Fo Ho rkerk to officiate with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Barre
Mary Killin
Sho
Silas
Mexico
Dady
Ladies of the
GALR
Universalist Church
Shave Mentioner
Albert French
Bott Barre
Niecce
Kate , Tanner
Concord Junction
Macs
Stella Burns
Loch Maven
South Barre
Kerk
Elmwoul Cemetery
Escapee From State Prison Recaptured In Clarenceville
A state prison fugitive was seized by inspector Wright and Sheriff Griggs in Clarenceville after four weeks on the run. Clifford, who had fled a Windsor garage while employed there, faced municipal court in Nowee to serve a term for automobile license revocation before being returned to Windsor. The capture followed a tip that he was in Clarenceville and a coordinated arrest Saturday morning. Clifford’s wife was located and did not resist the officers.
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State Automobile Department
Clifford
Windsor
Jurtien
Wright
Nowee
Lee Automobile
Riggs
Clarenceville
Mott
Alturg
Sweeter Sues Eaton Over Alleged Faulty Horses
Fred Sweeteer of Moretown files suit in Washington county court seeking damages of 2000 claiming a pair of horses was misrepresented as sound and free from blemish. He states the horses harmed a wagon and harness when they ran away on June 15, reducing their value and prompting the suit.
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Fred Sweeteer
Moretown
Washington County
Aun
Poole Accepts Post at South Church in Weymouth
Announcement confirms Rev. F. A Poole will assume duties at the South church in Weymouth around the end of January. Earlier notice noted his resignation and upcoming final duties, with surrounding references to related church leadership changes.
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Shaw Weymouth
Mass
Prancia A. Poole
South Church
Seaar Morsing
Poole
Bretohnsbury
White River Junction Pasties Married Ar Bethel Bethel
In a brief note from White River Junction two residents named Bethel and J Wesley Miller were married yesterday. The ceremony occurred near Seamer with friends and family attending at a local venue. Salt of the event includes preparation at the AO P. factory and other community details.
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White River Junction
Boston conference ends without agreement on bill
After a Boston conference failed to reach an understanding the employers and employees will reconvene on December 27 in Boston to consider possible proposals. Subcommittees of both sides worked on a draft, but no binding settlement was reached and the talks may resume in informal meetings to bridge remaining differences.
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Boston
Holt
Biston
Ttte
Agai
Beton
Valen ees exeedition catee relie fs funeral ends in death
The funeral for 49 year old Massaro, who died from an injury received while working on the CVT, was held at Palpelew come ite Massaro in Port Kapitin. He was a widower with three children and survived by relatives including nephew John Morrell.
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John Morrell
Majano
Daly
Died At Bethel Woman Named In Royalton Parish
The obituary notes Dee Wears aged 37 died Saturday in Bethel after a weeklong illness. She resided near North Royalton and was a lay member of St. Pauls Church in Royalton. She toured the Isles and wrote a description for the Bethel Woman's Club. Funeral set for Christ Church in the village Wednesday.
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Bephe
Dee Wears
Doba Eee Ley
Grup
Olen
Fark
Bor Alber
Mwar Mage
Farina Con
North Royalign
Cornovaionss
St. Paul's Cherch
Royalton
Iteh Isles
Bethel Woman's Club
Aeoy
Christchurch
Goddard Notes on Glee Club Concert at Magnet Theatre
Goddard notes indicate the Tufte College Glee Club will present a concert at the Magnet Theatre on Tuesday, under Goddard supervision. Arrangements are underway for the event, with details to be announced and a winter term starting January.
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Tufte College Glee Club
Magnet Theatre
Tun
Goddard
Eghelyn Carrier
Mive
Doris Senith
Woloyoki
Mass
Jake Devereut
Brown Unniversity
Cheshin
Mins
Bivle Oydde
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Croker
Sacco-Vanzetti
Griffith
Secret Service
Buffalo
William A. Buchanan
Mars
Hartedale, N.Y
Mazie Kirby
Emilie Chevalier
Johnson
DR. C. F. Whitney
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Barrington
Greet M. Metaxakis
Wee York
Mary Ellen Dady
Sweetser Sues Eaton
F. A Poole
St. Johnsbury
Weymouth, Mass
Yond Massaro
Bethel
John Hinckley
Renee
Areca
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