Angry exchanges mark Irish treaty debate in Dublin
In Dublin the Dail Eireann adjourned for lunch after a heated session over the Anglo Irish treaty. De Valera and Griffith clashed over secrecy and private proceedings. Kate OCallaghan urged members to follow women’s guidance as Finian Lynch defended the treaty amid cries of withholding information. Washington report notes contrasting testimony on wartime executions and the Downing Street talks.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Yamon de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Dail
Griffith
de Valera
Downing Street
Defence
Kate O'Callaghan
Limerick
O'Callaghan
Finian Lynch
Tandon
Mr. Lynch
Ae de Vilera
Trish
British Troops Not To Be Transferred
British troops in Ireland will not be withdrawn and have been recalled to England. The Associated Press reports the move ends plans for redeployment as the war in southern Ireland pressures security and local authorities, with units returning to base as tensions persist.
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Querestown
Associated Press
Ireland
England
Southern
METHODISTS MAKE GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS
The wet ist Episcopal church saw membership rise by 1. Sterree per Dee 1, 1922, per the Year Book. Local communicants increased, with the Methodist church reporting 542,087 foreign adherents and 4,198 churches and missions. The church has 1,408 ministers and lay preachers.
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Olivet
New
Exarhesni
Old Kaiser schooner drama stirs Atlantic unrest
Fragmentary text describes a maritime incident linked to ex Kaiser era schooner Portuguese. References to wing parliament Mancheester and legal records hint at a contested voyage and tensions at sea. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the piece implies a notable naval dispute involving Portuguese vessels and wartime remnants.
France Seeks Defensive Fleet Under Naval Talks
In Washington a French proposal outlines naval limits with a mainly defensive fleet focus. Albert Sarraut presented the plan stressing France’s need for adequate defense and willingness to concede on capital ships while opposing submarines.
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M. Sarraut
France
British Plea for Plenary Session on Submarine
Washington Dec 30 The British delegation formally asked for a plenary opinion at the Washington conference to be held early so Great Britain may present its extension of the submarine tonnage problem. The British spokesman declared that unless an agreement is reached on that phase of the issue all progress toward naval limitation could be upset.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Prisoner Fox Gashes Arms in Burlington Jail
Francis Fox known as Battling McGovern, held on charges of swindling the state through soldiers bonus claims, attempted suicide using a broken mirror and a razor. He fought jailers, grasped cell bars, and bled from his wrists before a physician calmed him.
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Burlington
Francis Fox
Battling McGovern
Chittenden County
Fox
Harding to remain in Washington for three months
President Farsi plans to stay in Washington for the next three months and will consider all tentative engagements for speeches or trips. The White House indicated that his policy will be followed, likely at least until March, due to mounting business pressures.
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Washington, D. C
Farsi
Washington
Homer
Koemyar
Montpelier Registration Bureau Moves to New Office
The registration bureau shifts operations this week to the Montpelier office under deputy forester J W Hradder. A young woman clerk will lead the work in the education office. several competent clerks are available to handle duties. The report notes federal aid delays, local court cases on intoxication, and ongoing interest in parliamentary proceedings for the state library.
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Hurtness
J .W. KE. Hradder
Th Hwy
Montpelier
Rt Ceeare
Brandon
Mildred Howes
George Wing
Abram
Clevelyn
Archibald
Manchestér
Central
Vermont
Lawson
Duck Kerr
Andrew O'Grady
B. Garrity
Ielty
Washington County
Hey
New York
Pompeyivanie
Grpey Menth
Thie
Herwid la Talley
Fortine
France accepts naval ratio. Briand seeks Versailles limits review
Paris premier Briand told the Daily Mail that France welcomes the relief from the naval ratio. He said France has regained secondary units but remains uninformed about the total six to ten capital ships allowed under the Versailles treaty and would ask Washington to consider adjusting the limits.
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London
France
Briand
Daily Mail
Washington
Premier Lloyd Hosts French Minister in Downing Street Meeting
London reports Premier Lloyd and the French minister of liberated regions held a luncheon aftermath at Downing Street. The Allied leaders discussed postwar arrangements and regional autonomy with emphasis on liberated zones.
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London
Dev
Priaeter Lloyd
Fia
Lloyd
Genrge
Iareaidanen
Downing Street
Lindenfeld Hiding Much Reveals Possible Revolution Plot
Weareaw Doc 20 reports that Wolte believes the street explosion of September 1 was planned to spark a revolution in Tulа. The Associated Press sources describe a new notion of communist propaganda tied to a Masperted group and Acherin.
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Doc
Ump
Cee Potish
Tula
Abnormally Cold Weather Ahead for East Before Christmas
The Weather Bureau warned of unusually cold conditions across the eastern half of the country before Christmas. Temperatures were forecast to drop well below average along the Atlantic states by Thursday, with readings reported as far east as Duluth, Minnesota.
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Washington
Christman
Weather “Bureau
Atlantic
Doluth
Minn
Woman Under Bonds In Canal Street Fire Plot Case
In Brattleboro Mrs Killen Manley is bound over for Windham County court for alleged arson plots against Canal street buildings owned by Charles Adams and tied to W H Kent. State's Attorney Whitney showed two kerosene stained excelsior boxes found at the Kent residence. Manley’s bond set at 2000 with John Taft as surety. The defense claims the boxes were planted amid tense disputes between Kent and Mrs Manley.
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Brattleboro
Killen (Fitts) Manley
South Main Street
Ating
Canal Street
Charles Adams
W. H. Kent
Harold B. Whitney
Kent Place
Kent
George Wilton
Wide Wroud
Maine Governor Protests Federal Funding Control
Governor Leats denounces federal intrusion into state finances in a Portland club speech. He claims federal demands to approve state expenditures divert tax money and endanger Maine programs including health, forestry, and Baxter state funds. He warns of funds moved to Washington and absorbed into federal accounts.
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Portland
Ete
Leats
Forestry
Wishington
Maine
Bethel Surprise Party Marks 25th Anniversary of Beals
About 70 friends honored Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Beal with a surprise party at their home celebrating 25 years together. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches and cake, with Rev. Willane presiding. Warren J. Beal, a longtime stonecutter and supervisor, was born in Frank Hallowell Maine. Mrs. Beal assists at St Luke's in Chore lam. a family note mentions Oliver B. Derrews incident 12 days prior.
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St Luke's
Chorelam
Marten
Hetzer OW
Oliver B. Derrews
Corel Mallow
Hervews
Anxious injunction denied in Chicago trading case
A fragmented Chicago report shows an injunction denial affecting hive traders and enforcement actions. The piece notes changes to vent enforcement toward a new target, with Kline referenced regarding enforcement. The readable text is terse and unclear about specific entities or outcomes.
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Chicago
Prisof
Uty
Robbed Poor of Pennies at Barre Candy Kitchen
Burglars entered the Barre Candy Kitchen at 180 North Main Street, stole $12 from a cash register, damaged a Salvation Army Christmas fund box, and took three or four half pound Apollo chocolate boxes. Entrance gained via basement door. police suspect youths are responsible as investigation begins.
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Barre
North Main Street
Salvation Army
Sidon L. Woodworth
Apollo
Pelletier Case Preliminaries End In Debate Over Procedure
Proceedings in the Pelletier case reached a tense juncture as attorneys argued after United States Senator James A Reed finished his remarks. The defense challenged the form and timing of charges and urged that changes since the latest election be freely prosecutable. The trial procedure was debated with Senator Reed insisting the attorney general present testimony in the charge order, while the defense urged day by day decisions with advance notice.
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Pelletier
United States
James A. Reed
Alien
Nathan A. Tufts
Jon
Middlrsex
Pet Fetler
Heed
Alton
Store Thief Sentenced In Windsor Court
A man pleaded guilty to breaking a grocery wire at Thibeautt and Ferland and was sentenced to not less than three years in the re at Windsor. The case was remanded on motion. Attornies A. Wetson, W. R. Daley, and Stas for the State. Absence of More Alesander noted.
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Thibeautt & Ferland
Windsor
A. Weteon
W. R
Daley
Stas
Holiday Crowd In Barre Stores Delays Exemption Purchases
Barre businesses saw a holiday crowd last night as shoppers hurried to pick gifts. Most shops were closed for Christmas Eve in line with earlier agreements, leaving customers to admire illuminated window displays and plan further purchases over the remaining evenings this week. Clerks reported a brisk rush, with Saturday predicted as a peak day for holiday trade.
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Barre
Christman
Christmas Fire Warning Urges Caution This Season
Fire officials issue annual Christmas safety appeal warning against candles on trees and decorative use in rooms. They urge Santa costumes be worn away from flames, frozen pipes be treated with care, and ashes not dumped into wooden barrels or boxes to prevent fires.
Funeral Services for 697 Soldiers at Brooklyn Army Base
Funeral services were held at the Brooklyn Army base for 697 United States soldiers who died in France. The bodies arrived from France last Friday aboard the transport St Mihiel. Clergymen from Protestant Catholic and Jewish churches were invited to participate.
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New York
United States
France
Brookn
Eday
St. Mihiel
Talk of the Town notices from Burlington and Barre
Burlington residents report returns from Barre visits and local events. Beebe Junction and nearby Barre details include travels, gatherings, a paving incident, and a birthday farewell party. A Spalding football link mentions Louis Trial leaving for Waterville.
Referendum Results Report Across Quarry Union Branches
Graniteville Branch reports four votes for the referendum with other branches showing minimal support. The Quarry Union of North America announces near unanimous opposition to the main proposition and wide support for a lex cal settlement, as secretary Fred W. Suitor conveys the tally.
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Quarry Union of North America
Fred W. Suitor
Tern
Gronitesisie Wrasich
Barre Branch G C I A Chooses Officers
At the semi annual meeting of Barre Branch G C I A last evening, officers were elected. President Thomas Nichols, Vice President Daniel V Ossola, Corresponding Secretary John McSerhan, Financial Secretary Angelo Calde. Auditors Ricclasblli Morgan and Sitele Candi. Trustees E Vanetti and Arthur Leni. Adjustment committee George Hen nie, Daniel V Ossolk and Thomas.
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Marre [Dranch
Granite Cutters’ International Association
Thomas Nichols
Daniel V. Ossola
John McSerhan
Angelo Calde
Charles Thom
Eee Ricclasblli
Aled ‘Morgan
Sitele Candi
Jocal Fond
E Vanetti
Arthur Leni
George Hennie
Cee
Daniel V. Ossolk
Thomas
Vermont University to Limit Freshman Class Next Year
President Guy W Bailey announced the University of Vermont will likely cap freshman enrollment at 300 next year due to overcrowded facilities. Current enrollment exceeds capacity with about 80 non Vermonters among applicants as the school plans class by class limits to fit teaching space.
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Burlington, Dey
Guy W. Bailey
University of Vermont
Meccamry
Vermont
One fined in Hyde Park car trouble case
Hyde Park December 20 William Outher of Athol Massachusetts one of three men arrested early Saturday after their car broke down near Jolineyt was fined 300 pounds in court yesterday for sco dgying boo. The others were not prosecuted and are said to be not locals.
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Hyde Park
William Outher
Athol
Mass
Jolineyt
Estate of Mrs Ines Klawer Bequeaths Ten Dollars to Hospital
Executor James Mackay reports a residue of Mrs Ines S Klawer s estate from 1618. A ten dollar bequest to the hospital fund is intended for endowment purposes. The funds are to be paid to the hospital treasurer for care costs.
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Ines S Klavers
Ines
Klawer
James Mackay
St Ventere City
Canadian mines to cut wages by average 27 1 2 percent
Wage reductions averaging about 27 1 2 percent are ordered after failed talks between miners union and operators. A wage board will arbitrate disputes as reductions take effect January 1 amid ongoing labor tensions at major Canadian mines.
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Montreal
Dev
Morison Retires After 45 Years of Service
Maj Gen Morrison retires after 45 years in active service. Notices in Barre mention his move from New London to Barre and a return to New York City as his home before Spain. The letter lists family connections, local addresses, and mentions of community events and local business notices in Barre and nearby areas.
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Leuig T Marks
New London
Cesc
Barre
New York
Spain
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