Germany Denies Asking US to Send Commission
Berlin official denial states Chancellor Cuno and other officials did not propose appointing an American commission to study Germany’s economy. Washington reports note a broader trend toward considering a European economic settlement with a US Britain and Germany open to a commission, France still studying.
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Germany
United States
Economic Commission
Berlin
Associated
Prem
Cuno
Washington, D.C
America
Europe
Americas
Great Britain
Poincare
France
Wallington
Hughes
Dolloany
White House
Mrs Harvey Sails for Madeira Voyage Amid Attache Escort
Mrs Harvey sails from Southampton with Major Oscar N. Sotbert and a small party to Madeira for a holiday while her husband remains in America. The entourage includes a military attaché and other aides as they depart aboard a companion vessel tomorrow.
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Sais Tetvey
Sibor Ny
Hre
Harvey
Madeira
America
Ambesendor
Oeces
Oscar N. Sotbert
Ten Alleged Robbers Brought To Joliet Penitentiary
Ten members of a gang accused of robberies across the Mississippi Valley were paroled on Liberty bonds stocks and whiskey warehouse receipts. They face transfer to Joliet State Penitentiary for trial or confinement as authorities pursue proceedings and sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Der
Aet
Weis
Joliet
Twenty More Questioned In City Crime Sweep
Police conducted another round of informal questioning today as part of a broad effort to curb banditry and theft in the city. Details remain limited, but officials emphasize ongoing interrogations and investigations.
POSSES IN THE CHASE FOR BANDIT TRIO NEAR GREELEY
Denver and northern Colorado officers organized a large posse scouring Greeley Fort Morgan Fort Collins Roggen area after four men, suspected bank truck bandits who shot at a guard and fled from a mint in Denver, escaped from an abandoned ranch house twenty miles east of Greeley.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Greeley Cole
Charles T. Linton
Federal Reserve Bank
Ager
United States Mint
Northhern
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Fort Colins
Roggen
Daytime robber failed at night in New York
Thomas F. Belford, a matinee burglar who confessed 100 afternoon burglaries, was in the lineup at police headquarters. Police said goods stolen last August were valued at $200,000. He was found in the West 924th street fire of Mrs. Sadie Bennett and admitted looting the apartment of Law Tellegen, worth $85,000, with his daytime activities focused on noon work.
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New York
Thomas F. Belford
Oatics
Sadie Bennett
Injunction Nabbed for Composer Father Lorenzo Perosi
In Rome an injunction was granted restraining Father Lorenzo Perosi from disposing of his property at the request of Abbe Porosi's family. They seek protection for his oratorios and other compositions as the composer’s mental condition deteriorates. Three published works exist. rest of manuscripts are in the family’s possession and deemed unsafe. Doctors previously advised isolation and rest after wandering ideas affected his conduct.
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Rome
Lorenzo Perosi
Abbe Porosi
Peroni
Vicians
Truth in Fabric Bill Advances in Senate Committee
A Senate interstate commerce committee ordered a favorable report on the Truth in Fabric bill to require wool content disclosure in cloth and garments. The measure, long debated, would compel makers to state the percentage of wool and other materials in their products and set penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Secretaries of the Treasury
Commence
Agriculture
Local Firms Announce Large Stock Dividends
Investors prepare for hefty payouts as five local companies declare stock dividends. The American Electrical Heater Company plans a 900 percent dividend with capitalization rising from 1000 to 10000. Bab Land and Bab Stamping announce one percent dividends, while Dahl Valuable Company and Bub Sons declare dividends from fifty to forty percent.
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Cave Aeae
American Electrical Heater Co
Interease
Bab! Land Company
Bub! Stamping Company
Dahl Valleable Company
Bub! Sonsomparr
Turkey Faces Armenian Minority Protest At Lausanne
Allies sought Armenian representative access to the conference sub commission on minorities in Lausanne December 22. Turkey opposed private procedure but agreed Armenians would present their case to allied delegates without Turkish presence. Armenians pressed for an Armenian national home in Turkey while Turks refused to exempt Christians from military service. Bulgarian residents sought their own minority demands. Greeks offered to extend Greek exemptions similarly. No overall decision. Turkey retained power to impose general wartime restrictions.
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Lausanne
Associated
Preas
Conference
Commission On Minorities
Turkey
Tus
Lems
Greece
Turkish Straits problem still unsettled says Turkish delegation
Lausanne December reports indicate Turkish acceptance of an international commission on the Straits remains linked to demilitarization terms and allied guarantees. Turkish aims include jurisdiction limits, mandatory neutrality, and control over lightships piloting and traffic, with emphasis on indivisible points.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Turkey
Straits
Allie
Deliedates
Five Men Denied in Herrin Riots Murder Trial
Marion Illinois December 28 five men charged in the Herrin riots faced a trial where defense motions to exclude state evidence and direct a not guilty verdict were denied. The jury will determine guilt or innocence with a single verdict and, if guilty, set penalties from one year to death. The court recessed for the holidays until January 2.
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Marion
Ill
Associated Press
Herrin
A. W. Kerr
Fire Destroys Structure at Novelty Turning Company Site
In Norway Maine on December 24 a three-story structure housing the Novelty Turning company burned after an overheated motor ignited a rapid blaze. H. W. Brown estimated losses of about $20,000 for wood and machinery with partial insurance. Building losses were set at $5,000, owned by Penseers Power Frearp, with about 15 workers affected.
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Norway
Novelty Turning Company
H. W. Brown
Penseers Power Frearp
Rere L
Shot Prom Ambush in Vera State Expresses Fatal Road Attack
Merion December 22 Emile, assistant pipeline superintendent for the Mexican Gulf, was shot and killed by assailants on a road between Mexaco and Zavaimixtle in Vera state. The incident occurred late yesterday and details were released today.
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Pamphoa
Merion
Oa Prews
Emile
Mexican Gulf
Am Late Aterday
Mexaco
Zavaimixtle
State of Vera
Automobile Fatality Kills Man in Pawtucket
A Pawtucket man died after being struck by a vehicle while forced to move along a narrow street sidewalk. He was on his way to work when a westbound truck and another car collided, causing fatal injuries. The incident occurred December 22 and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Pawtucket
Robert i Mn
Phill
Wrecked St. John's Church Fire Damages $20,000
Worsippers found fire in the basement of St. John's church early today. Firemen fought the blaze for over two hours, leaving the shell of the building standing. Damage estimated at $20,000.
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Dee
Warners
St. John's Church
Relapse of Rangeley rail service cuts to one daily train
The Lewiston Journal notes Rangeley era decline as rail lines waver. One daily Rumford Felix branch train remains, with Phillips service halted since November 19. Rail movement shrinks as routes and schedules adjust to reduced demand.
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Rangeley
M. Summer Taorts
Gailroade
Butan
Phillips
Rumford Felix
Lewiston Journal
Fragmentary note on a city ball game inquiry
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a woman, a city ball venue, and a food ask. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, teams, dates, places, or outcomes.
Lyndon Institute Dedicates $200,000 Admin Building
The Lyndon Institute in Lyndon Center dedicated its new $200,000 administration building, rebuilt after a January fire. The ceremony lasted in the large chapel with trustees, educators, and local officials present. C. D. Mathewson received a gold watch and chain from President Darling amid greetings from St. Johnsbury, UVM, Middlebury, and other institutions.
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Lyndon Center
Lyndon Institute
Elmer Arling
East Brirke
Institute
Phar Schools
Vermont
W. J. McFarland
Lyndonville
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
Mags
Hix
Sumner 8. Thompson
St. Johnabury Academy
Charles W. Gates
Franklin
Cee
Board of Trustees
Theodore H. Wilson
James Wallace
University of Vermont At
Bartington
Edward D. Collins
Middlebury College
Clarence H. Dempsey
Darling
C. D. Mathewson
Ing
Chet Sustion Tati
Theodore Me ‘Vail
the Beans of
Jtrustess
Hopkins
Dartmouth
Lowell
Harvard
Butler
Columbia
Pay
The
College of the City of New York
Thomas
Penneylvania State
Hibben
M Ain
George Harvey
London
Hev
W. H. Gould
Report of finding body likely faked in Tucson
Dec 22 Tucson reporters awaited confirmation or denial of rumors that an airplane and the charred body of either Colonel Francis C. Marshall or Sanatemmat L Webber were found. Colonel A J McNab said the report was probably faked and the hunt for aviators continued with dispatched planes.
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Tucson
Aiie
Francis C. Marshall
L. Webber
A. J. McNab
Stephen D. Little
Nepales
Fy Humchuea
Pyromaniacs Strike Again Across Pennsylvania and NJ
Fire crews battled two new blazes blamed on pyromaniacs who have already buried six barns in the region including a feed mill near Dublin and farms in southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. State troopers say the blaze at a Dublin mill showed clear signs of arson while a Radner barn fire was checked early with firefighters saving the structure.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Telawart
New Jersey
Dublin
Doylestons
Fred
Radner
Arthur J. Fox
Bey Tole
Family Feud Climax Leaves One Dead and Another Wounded
In Steubenville Ohio area a feud between the Lad and Pear families reached a climax near Ledmon farm. Roy Lad was killed, William Lad was severely wounded, and James Pearson age 10 is being hunted by deputies and West Virginia state police for murder. The incident occurred around 1 am on the hill east of Weirton across the river from Steubenville.
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Steubenville
Roy
Wiliam
James Pearson
West Virginia
Lednon
Aix
Weirton
W. Va
Bogus Money Order Arrests In Nationwide Smuggling Scheme
federal agents and private detectives crack counterfeit gang moving forged American Railway Express money orders across the country. Gllen M Ranney arrested in Astbury Park New Jersey with James Watson and Walter R Moran held in New Orleans. Operations spanned New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh New Orleans and Birmingham with counterfeit blue travellers cheques in 50 and 100 denominations.
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Astbury Park
N. J
Associated Prong
Gllen M. Ranney
New Orleans
James Watson
Walter R. Moran
Ranney
Davenport
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
New Disease Gimmies Reported Aboard New York Vessel
Dr E S Kippel of President Garfield hospital describes a new disease labeled Gimmies observed aboard ships near New York on December 22. He notes severe symptoms including head and stomach distress among passengers and crew, with high illness rates during the voyage.
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New York
E. S Kippel
Garfield
Itomlay
Ainsi
Rippel
Open Door in America Inspires Foreign-born to Progress
Pittsburgh December 22 Secretary James J Davie sent a holiday greeting to immigrants in the bureau of naturalization. He urged those from older lands to embrace the opportunities of American life liberty and happiness offered by free governmental institutions. He said they face a great future as America opens with a door of advancement for those who apply with warmest determination.
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Pittsburgh
James J. Davie Toddy
Bureau of Naturalination
Amelia
Mr. Davie
America
Demand for five day week by Massachusetts workers
In Flaverhill Massachusetts on December 22 a workers protective board urged retaining the five day work week and current wage scale. The push followed a proposal to extend war production calls to a five day week with shorter hours, seeking a vote among members and broader support for wage and schedule stability.
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Flaverhill
Mass
Novistunrechl Manufacturers Association
Eer Eee
Oestral
Us Basco
Mary Jamieson Native of Topsham Died in Barre
Mrs Mary Basnett Jamieson a Topsham native died this morning at Barre City Hospital at 3 o clock after a two year illness of general decline She was born October 11 1849 to John and Mary Prescott Her first husband Calvin Bassett predeceased her over 50 years ago and she later married Jamieson Survivors include two children Burton Tinesett of Barre and Hayes Bassett of Plainfield with three others John Clinton and Anna deceased Two brothers William and Henry Prescott of Plainfield Funeral services will be held from the Jamieson home on Trow Hill Monday afternoon at 230 o'clock Rev B G Lipsky officiating Interment in Maplewood cemetery in the spring
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Mary Basnett Jamieson
Barre City Hospital
Jamieson
Topaham
John Ian Mary Prescott
Calvin Baanett
Mr. Bascott
Mr. Jamieson
Trow Hill
B. G. Lipsky
Elmwood Eee
Maplewood Cemetery
Fire destroys barn threatening Underhill village
Underhill December 22 a large barn behind Mason and Mater grocer burned raising fear of village destruction. Nearly 100 firefighters battled the blaze aided by Burl department Chief Stockwell and the big chemical. Fire started atop the roof and spread quickly. Burned hay fed flames. the adjacent store and Congregational church sheds were kept safe by constant water. Cause unknown. no one was in the barn for days. Fire under control by late night with help from Burlington.
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Mason & Mater Genrie
Burl Department
Stockwell
Big Chemical
Congregational Church
Burlingtom
Limbs Wired Together Two Bodies Found
Pariahes corresp of the Shreveport Journal reports two dead men found after a dynamite blast. Bodies naked except for belts, one head missing, near a bank by a ferry landing. Explosion tore the area, many dead fish on the water surface, identification likely difficult absent belt marks.
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Pariahes, Corres
Shreveport Journal
Beltef
Powers Seeks Divorce After 43 Years of Marriage
Frank C Powers of Lyndonville files for divorce from Jennie Powers in Caledonia Court, claiming desertion and abandonment. He says they separated about 16 years ago and that he learned his wife was dead only after remarrying and living with a second partner. He asserts ongoing attempts at contact failed and seeks dissolution of the marriage.
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Frank C. Powers
Lyndonville
St. Johnsbury
Powers of
Lyneidemvill
Caledonia
Jennie KB. Powers
Taether
Powers
Dea
Kerri
Alan
Mr. Powers
Man Charged With Manslaughter In Chicopee Plunge
An unidentified man who refused to give his name was held on a manslaughter charge after a fatal plunge over a forty foot injury in Chicopee. The victim’s identity and full details of the incident remain unclear as investigators work the scene.
Recount Petition Aims After Borough Election Voters
A recount request follows the election results showing Donovan leading by about 2400 votes in the returns while Mayor Brown asserts a 400 vote margin. The dispute centers on vote totals and eligibility as the election commission reviews the figures.
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Donovan
Mmmlissinners
Brown
Mount Joy to Open as Coupled Crisis Reported
Fragmented OCR item describes a near-fatal incident in a village with Dee and Mrs Sey rend camery, emergency response over Mr and Mrs LaPrerier, and references to dates, ages, and local names. The garbled text mentions Evergiaty's Magazine and a January context without clear coherence.
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Dee
Sey
LaPrerier
Hardwick and Bethel Settle Granite Industry Pact
Conference called by building interests in New York brings together manufacturers and unions from Hardwick Bethel Concord Redstone North Jay Cape Ann Weatherly and other centers. The agreement provides a four hour week year round a wage of one dollar per hour a fine up to two hundred on union members who worked in American Plant during the postseason and nine hours pay for the extra eight hour shift on machinery.
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Bar Vitay
New
Hardwick
Bethel
Concord
Redstone
N. TL
North Jay
Cape , Ann, Mass
Weaterly
New York
Grossman Held on Bail After Buick Car Theft
Charles Grossman alias William Grossman of Allston Massachusetts was judged in Washington county jail after a hearing before United States Commissioner H C Shurtleff with bail set at 500 dollars. He was arrested in connection with the sale of a Buick loaner car and champagne aboard a vehicle near Williamstown. The driver fled after seizing a cordon and shortcuts, Massachusetts license plates were found on the car, and investigators traced the suspect from Franklin to Morrisville. Officers suspect he acted as pilot for a car carrying a gang.
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Charles Grossman
William Grossman
Allston
Mass
Washington County
H. ©. Lawson
United States
H.C Shurtleff
Rossman
Marshal Lawson
Stig
Harry Gamble
Barre
Williamstown Gulf Noy
Massachusetts
Fuaien
Kelley
Fara
Morrisville
Franklin
Squar
Barre and Chelsea Rail Fund Award Case in Court
A court case involves Miles Block Co and the First Universalist Church of Barre over a railroad siding award. The Barre and Chelsea company seeks damages after previous awards, with the Universalist church owning the land and holding a one year lease through Miles Block Co. A Vice Universalist church member joined as a party to the proceedings yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Block Co
First Universallet Church
Barre
Barre & Chelsea
Miles. Hock Co
Unilor
Vice Universalist Church
Divorce case postponed in Washington County court
Ida A Burneh am versus Fred W Burnban postponed as Irwin M Harver and Pred Le Laird represent petitioners in a major adjournment. The proceedings name Remuel M Smith and Florence Smith with Robert Ke Suscms and Juha Sonne as advisers in this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ida A. Burneham
Fred W. Burnban
Urrwin M. Harver
Pred le Laird
Weson
Remuel M. Smith
Florence Smith
Rotert Ke Suscmsing
Juha Sonne
Funeral of Thomas Dineen at Elmweed Cemetery
Funeral arrangements for Thomas Dineen held at Beaie Aalst F M. McKenna officiated. Bearers included Michael Kebin and Michael Hanton of the Ancient Order of Members. Tomb placed in the Elmweed Cemetery plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dineen
Maurice W. Ryan obituary note from local paper
A brief obituary item for Maurice W. Ryan aged 62 notes his death and mentions family ties and the Catholic community. The fragment references a morning street event and a state department context, with limited readable names and dates.
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Cano
Washington
Mrs. Harvey
Ambassador
Weather Bureau
Boston Police
Asee
T. F. Belford
Bill
Detroit
Acushnet
Bostos Harbor
Allies
Amile Amsten
Vera Crus
Iron Horse
Ball Howe
Prin, C. D. Mathewson
Pyromaniacs
Mary Jamieson
Topsham
Ernest Mowery
Mas Boon
J. T. Gettigan
Mount Joy
Steve
Mowat
Will
Ariel
Garremsindes
Hardwick and
Bethel Settle
Williamstown
Gulf Smash
R. R
Miles Biock Co
Universalist Church
St. Monica's Church
Maurice W. Ryan
Mis
Northfield
Yeaterday
Merrine
Ryan
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