Opposes Referendum on Treaty Urges Acceptance for Best Possible Pact
George Gavan Duffy, a negotiator, urged ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty in the Dail session. He argued Britain pressed Ireland with an alternative of war if the treaty was not signed, and said he reluctantly supports the pact as the best achievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gavan Duffy
Dublin
Associated Press
George Gavan
Dail
Bireann J . Driffy
Dall
Dilly
Ireland
Che Oe
Irish Free State
Taino
Lingit George
Dilivial Grgate
A. Gli
Tully Tad
Jando
Duffy
Jon
Duggan
Montpelier News Mixed With Local Updates
Edwin J Frehée of Cleveland and Margaret Stockwell wed at the bride’s home with Rev Charles St John officiating. Real estate deed transfers recorded as Mary F Poole conveys half interest to Thomas Sheridan. Montpelier sported busier railroad chatter and bold Christmas seal sales. Legion post plans Dec 27 meeting to vote on a proposal. School and civic notes highlight attendance, student achievements, and local infrastructure efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Frehée
Cleveland
Margaret Stockwell
Kim Street
Warren Z. Stockwell
Charles St. John
Esther Stockwell
Edmund
Mary F. Poole
Thomas J.sheridan
Sheridan and Poole
Barre Street
Arthur L. Poole
Mr. Poole
BR. M. Fraser
Montpelier Junction
Roxbury
Montpelier
Danner
W. H. Jeffrey
Entaer Bot No. 3 American Legion
Joseph G. Frattini
Cocarte
Cohan
Speme
Jag 1
Legion
Lince
Legion Wlfaire
Wumbherehip
Ute
St. Albans
Sheretotere
St Albans
Tani Néeses
Gertrude Gidney
Huse Anderton
Margaret Ewen
William Medler
Marty Sheldon
Clifton Shoat
Jacob Barquis
James Cay
J. G. Sargent
Luilow
C.D. Weson
SL Jacksen
Emmdart
Tate Highway
Helions Falls
Bates
Rick Eldeworth
Board of Hardties
Clare
Aumier
Uber
Mire
Dom Tenaign
Mikes
Viekor
Conference on Arms Halts as Nations Seek Guidance
The Washington arms talks pause as France refines estimates for auxiliary craft and Japan awaits Tokyo advice on Shantung. Britain plans to press for abolition of the submarine, with debate over four power treaty interpretation and possible executive-session handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Associated Press
Tokio
Harding
Rene
Briand Stand on Reparations Faces London Talks
Paris reports Premier Briand remains firm against any further cuts to Germany’s reparations. He favors taxing German exports collected in importing countries and aligns with Britain and France on five new points. Official circles say Briand will join Lord George in London to map next steps for January.
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Paris
Associated Press
Briand
Lord George
London
Germany
Hannary
New Chinese Premier Named After Cabinet Fall
NEW CHINESE PREMIER Weking Dec 21 The Associated Press reports Isang Shir Yi named premier of the Chinese cabinet as ministers join him Sunday after the cabinet collapse on arrival of General Chantesowalin The premier is linked to the attempted attack on Yuan during the murder of American missionary Rev W Reimart in June and authorities plan a probe to bar him from entering Peking Chang Hau, a leading reformer, is also involved in the Restoration era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weking
Presa
Isang Shir Yi
Pete Ar
Yuan
Peking
Chang Hau
Corporal Kills Private at Camp Wheeler in 1918
Senate inquiry hears witness Marion Wallin of Athens Georgia claim says a corporal named Crawford shot Private Halley of Tampa in Camp Wheeler. Wallin says overseas service unclear and suggests court martial or furlough before promotion. Telegrams from Milton and Brock promise testimony. date given May or June 1918.
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Washington, D
Senate Committee
Watson
Democrat
Georgia
France
Marion J. Wallin
Athens
Camp Wheeler
Crawford
Halley
Tampa
Fla
Watton
James B. Milton
Chattan Tonn
Washington
W. F. Brock
Lyndale
Wallis
Pershing Rebukes Mother Over War Duty
In Omaha on December 21 General Pershing chided Myre Vannoy mother of a war veteran who feared his son would be forced to fight. Pershing urged reverence for duty, saying a citizen should be ready to defend the country if needed, while stressing peaceful relations with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Myre
Vannoy
Littl Warren Polline
Pordicy
Lincoln
Pee Pershing
Crete
Foch and Vivian Return to France Welcome Steamer Paria
Havre guests greet Foch and Vivian on arrival from the United States aboard the Paria. Prefect of Havre and Vice Admiral Saito lead officials and onlookers as the couple, known as Princes Kacko and Koni, end their voyage around the world. Madame Fochale and Ieumo and Yakinn also appear to greet their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Dorft
Fock
Vivians
United States
Paria
Smagarao
Saito
Erait
Kacko
Koni
Ieumo
No General Admission in Senate Testimony
The record cites Major Ross possibly being the "Major Ross" named in testimony before a Senate committee. It references charges against soldiers in 1919, a Rose and the executor at LeSar-Tille. A French woman accused a white soldier of assaulting a one year old. Howe denied witnessing extensions, while an officer reported a seadmad del Company presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Ross
Senate
Watson
Rose
Btwn
IeSar-Tille
Zire Rowe
My Howe
Mtn
Seymadd del Company
Typhus Case Reported In Boston Area
A 50 year old woman contracted typhus after travel by water and rail to Jacksonville. Health officials and Dr. Witetward provided aid as the case was confirmed in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bro
Jacksonville
Marida
Witetward
BLOCS ILLEGAL CO CONGRES DEC 3 FORMATTING ISSUE
Washington argues against BLOCS illegal company status with a bill in the Congress C. The debate centers on changes to the DL C act and proposed enforcement measures. Local officials express concerns about impact on industry and individual rights.
Bradford mix marthe Wext tem freee at Tie village
Fragmentary text reports an event at Tie village involving individuals and a village shead with unclear roles. Names and details are garbled, and the article segment provides no verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes to establish a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe
Bev
Tie Village
Alem
Harvard Dartmouth To Meet In 1922 Game
Boston December 21 The football teams of Harvard and Dartmouth will meet again in Harvard Stadium on October 28 next year. The one year agreement was announced today Harvard offered to California and for which Nebraska and Pittsburgh were negotiating. Harvard and Dartmouth have not played universal football since 1912.
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Boston
Associated Preae
Hareard
Dartmouth
Harvard
Dalene
California
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Crimson
Green
Eastpoint bootlegger injunction seeks defamation relief
J N Webb of Eastpoint obtained a temporary injunction in superior court restraining Godfrey from calling him a bootlegger. Webb alleged Godfrey told Eastpoint police he was a bootlegger and police searched Webb’s premises five times. Judge Pendleton scheduled June 4 hearing to decide on a permanent injunction.
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Atlanta
J. N. Webb
Eastpoint
KR. Wy
Godfrey
Webb
Eaxtpoint
John T. Pendleton
Verdict Rendered In Bristol Car Crash Suit
Middlebury Dec 21 verdict for the plaintiff in the suit of Winfred Trude by his next friend Winton Trowle against James KR Cartmell. Plaintiff sought 3000 injuries from a Bristol crash on July 4 alleging defendant’s negligence.
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Middlebury
Winfred Trude
Winton Trowle
James KR Cartmell
Iata
Bristol Lest
Alleg Nee
Northfield Holiday Events Include Football, Band, and Visits
In Northfield a busy holiday period features a Company F football victory over Montpelier’s Woolen Mills team, with players Aiken Smith Hew Pinstridge Weattie and Giftin scoring. Local schools hold Christmas exercises with trees as students prepare for vacation. Notables visit family, attend lectures, and attend social events across town, including gatherings at Mrs. Aldrich’s Brooklyn home and performances by local groups.
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Clinton Berry
V. Fae Lee
John Barry
Y Caffard Berry
Gene
Muffy
N.Y
AU 1
Witelow
Redeces
Boston
Horace Davie
Fitchbury
Mase
LL Viet Hae
Minnt
Kwl B. Flint
Ms Edwards
Wellesley
William Edwards
Mhil- Pxeter Academy
Mm Féwards
Cirleinunersetiou
KR B. Fit
Norwink
Witchburg
Mae
Legina
Myers Godkey
Dueriagt
Jake Welch
Chomgh & Howe
Mann
Berman
Hephine
Montpetit
Gary
Wweneimler
Mix Bert
Soknet
Louse
Plantat
Govkiard Seminary
Harte
Mis Gates
Planet
Mise Loerreder
Montpalier Nomsary
Norwtie
Roma dirigible arrives in Washington after long distance flight
The semi rigid airship Roma, the largest in the United States, completed a long distance flight and landed in Washington shortly before noon after being brought from Italy and reassembled at Langley Field Virginia.
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Langley Field
Washington
de C
Roma
United States
Italy
Langley
Fold
Cold Spell Chasing Storm Eastward
A storm now central over the lower St. Lawrence valley will move rapidly eastward. It will be followed by rising pressure and strong northwest winds this afternoon and tonight. Storm warnings were hoisted from Delaware breakwater to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower
St. Lawrence Valley
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Boston
Unusual Accident Breaks Wires At Taftaville Home
Mrs. Clarence Washburn sustained severe burns to both hands when high tension electric wires broke outside their Taftaville home in Woodstock. Wires fell on telephone lines tied to a rain pipe. Mrs. Washburn, reaching for water, completed a circuit. Dr. H C Jackson treated her.
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Clarence Washburn
Taftaville
Woodstock
Washburn
Commissioner of Industries
Mra Washburn
H.C. Jackson
Burial at Northfield Honors Local Resident
Northfield December 21 remains of Mary Williams were buried with a Norwich university cadet delegation and wagon bearers. Members of William Boynton post G A R and C D Williams post Sons of Veterans joined a funeral escort. The Williams post is named for Mr Williams. Survivors include Mrs Williams, daughter Lettie Williams of New York, Gene Williams of New York, Cary Williams of Rosemont, Pag nim one daughter, and Mr Alice Rumbeng of Kamas.
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Sorthfield
Mary
Norwich University Corps of Cadets
William Boynton
C.D. Williams
Sons of Veterans
Mr. Williams
Williame
Gene Williams
New York City
Cary Williame
Rosemont
Pag Nim
Mine Lettie Williams
New York
Alice Rumbeng
Kamas
Willieme
Woodstock
Minnis May Hold Out Over Transfer Dispute
Manchester Massy Der reports Melanis of the town first baseman for the Mesto Americans refuses a Cleveland club trade involving three players. He cites a prior contract and alleges it prevents sale or transfer without his consent. He says he may pursue the matter with the comets if needed to stay close to family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Massy
Melanis
Cleveland
Melanie
Joly
Frovee
Comets
Indictment Soon in High Profile Murder Case
A district attorney indicated that an indictment is imminent in a high profile murder investigation involving a suspect named Parid. Authorities allege the defendant planned and carried out a fatal attack at an early hour, with the timing linked to a reported scheme. The case centers on the alleged degree of murder and surrounding circumstances.
Building Permit Delays and City Finances Report
The council reviews a second hand business project at North Main and Granite as Irving Fine seeks a building permit for a 16 by 20 foot wooden addition in the fire district. A permit is granted for W B Fosom to move a henhouse, while city payrolls and department expenses are listed. Park Amusement Co. writes acknowledging a delayed payment until January 2 to 10 due to holiday business.
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Abraham
Irving
Tmin Fine
North Main
Granite Street
Irving Fine
Fine
A. Be Lane
W. B. Fosom
Railroadstrom
Prospect Street
Pend Gi Atraet
Parr i Setreet
Parol Police Department
C. L. Booth
Calder & Richardson
W. J Clapp
Will S. Page
Will J Averill
Vermont Tower Supply Co
Ossola
A. J. Stewart
J. J. Lamb & Co
Harry Wilder
Park Amusement Company
Road contracts awarded for seven percent highway program
Vermont highway board discussed selecting seven percent of total mileage for federal aid under a new bill. Three contracts awarded: Marshfield to Cabot by Streetcrass Lone Worcester, Highgate to Hoyt Construction of Holyoke, and Sherburne to Earl & Merry of Austrand. Deadlines range from May 16 to Oct 31, 1022. Governor Hartnest and officials observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Board
Bellows Falls
Highway Department
Te Wny
T. W. Dix
Highgate
Marshfield
Cabot
Cambridge
Earl & Merry
Austrand
Sherburne
Hoyt Construction Eam
Holyoke
Mass
Marshfield-Cabot
Worrester
Hartnest
Stoddard
Katee
Bryant
Dis
State Highway Board
Hospital Appeal Urges Community Help This Christmas
Community leaders call for donations to Barre City Hospital as financial strains persist through recent years. A trusted fund exists for assistance, with trustees and executive committees emphasizing the hospital’s needs and public support during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre City
Mart
Funda
Framingham Visitant News from the Bethel Household
Bethel residents Mr and Mrs Arch Batehelder of Framingham visit Guy Wilken and family. The Seaver company holds a patent and a local worker returns to Perkins retirement home. A series of local events including schooling and daily routines are noted with sparse details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Batehelder
Framingham
Amd Masefield
Guy Wilken
Ieee
Howels
Washington
Feahe
Martin
Prohibition Officials Report No Liquor Found At Dinner Raid
Prohibition officers raided a hotel room during a December dinner party and seized no liquor. Governor Cox and other state officials publicly stated there was no liquor in evidence. Prohibition Director Potter said liquor transfers were legal and the raid was to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Keen
Kern
Quincy
Hawards D. Wilson
Prohibition
McCarthy
Kernad
Quitey House
Rotel
Elnet Ki. Potter
Quincy House
Wilkan
Potter
Cox
King
Ernest Goulston
Bong
Wilton
Alvin T. Puller
TALK OF THE TOWN Christmas plans and local movers in Barre
In Barre this morning Claudine Negretti and Mrs Clyde Hateh visited, planning holiday activities with friends. Daniel Bertrand, recently at Amherst College, returns to join local conversations about Christmas at Franes on Bemerial. Local business figures and residents discussed community events and plans amid a bustling morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudine Negretti
Seminarp
Lathan Waser
Barre
Clyde Hateh
St. 1S
Ener Eee Ootll
Daniel Bertrand
Bs Ae Amherst Callegn
Tie Home
la Franes
BeMereil
Af Brown & DeMecell
Tanich
Cite
Saas
Beaupre
Jesus
Beton
Ranint
Pete
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Edwin J.prebse
Conference ON Arms
Marion J. Wallis
Chattanooga
Pershing
Young Pershing
Foch and
Vivian
Ofifiats
Is-Sur- Tile
Maine
Florida
Bradford
Harvard-Dartmouth
Harvard Stadium
Eastport
Winfred Trudo
Cartmell
Northfield
Tafteville
Carlet D. Williams
Burlington
Minnis
MR. Fine
Jeaken
Templeton
Streeter and Sons Co
Worcester
Bethel
Gov. Cox
Massachusetts
Prohibition Office
Ima F
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