Fiume Front War News Reports Raids and Threats
London dispatches detail Italian military actions around Fiume led by Captain Gabrielle D Annunzio opposing evacuation and blocking Rapallo terms. Reports say raids on frontier works, an Italian destroyer shelled D Annunzio positions on Veglia island, with some D Annunzio loyalists captured as Italy presses to enforce the treaty.
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D’annunzion
Island of
Veglia
City of
London
Fiume
Gabrielle T'Annunels
Italy
Rapatlo
Quarnero
D'Anuunelan
Cories
Montagna
Vustel Wenier
Zara
Strance
Teres
Zataure
Vaununsio
Aosta
Victor Emmanuel
Villane
D'Anfonsio
Rome
Plyme
Quarnere
Sine Point
Cavighia
Aroud Flame
Dannunzio Declined Rapallo Treaty
Thivet, Dec. 22. Brigaded Alpini battalions attacked Piame and forced General Onvigts to grant Captain Di An Fonee time to decide on the Dart treaty. The German retreat continued as forces prepared to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarabineers Alpini
Coe Cieneral Onvigts
Gerlek Best
Dutishon
Dart
Okie
Heeral
Forraee Ritherse
Ffene
Deficit Forecast for Next Fiscal Year Sealed by Houston
Secretary Houston warned before the Senate Finance Committee that the federal government faces a large deficit of about 2.1 billion dollars this fiscal year and 1.5 billion for the next year. He urged finding new revenue sources without adding new treasury burdens as the soldier bonus bill moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Houston
Senate
Treasury
Fordney Bill May Die in Senate
Washington D.C. Dec 24 The Fordney emergency bill, passed by the House by 196 to 80 after a long debate, faces likely defeat or sharp amendment in the Senate though it aims to favor over twenty agricultural products for ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordney
Bill
Senate
Washington, D.C
House
Holy Office Decree Attacks the M C A
Rome reports the Holy Office issued a decree urging Caii to conform to Catholic doctrine while endorsing freedom of thought in religious matters. It criticizes the Young Men's association for confusing youths and threatens canonical penalties if misused. The decree calls bishops to act within six months following regional congress decisions.
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Rome
Holy Office
Caii
Y M C A astonished by Rome office decree
Officials of the Young Men's Christian Association expressed astonishment today upon learning of a Rome office decree against the organization. Secretary V. Aneveinte gemerdl said there is no clear reason for the action and noted speculation has been abundant but unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Ofee
Rome
Red. V. Aneveinte Gemerdl
Vis
Jury clears three defendants in alleged theft case
Boston December 7 jurors discharged after reviewing the case against Godfrey J. Cabot Reina and Spires in a felonious receiving charge. The court ruled the defendants would not get a fair trial and cautioned the jury as the proceedings began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Godfrey J. Cabot
Reina
Tarceny
Alan
Joey Uy Fuagn
Fragmented note on Lincoln era service and treasurer roles
A damaged OCR fragment references Lincoln era service under temp roles in Virginia and a Deputy Treasurer or treasurer figure. The text is garbled but indicates a wartime or presidential administration context with mentions of Lincoln and governance.
Railroads Get a Large Loan to Buy Equipment
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a loan of 26,775,000 to the New York Central system and seven subsidiary lines to aid in purchasing new equipment and improvements costing 56,625,000. The roads will provide 30,000,000 for the project, with the fund to be expended jointly among the lines including Michigan Central Big Four Cincinnati Northern Toledo and Ohio Central Zanesville and Western Kanawha and Michigan Lake Erie and Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New York Central
Mavee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Central
Big Four
Cincinnti
Northern
Toledo
Ohio
Zanesville and Western
Kanawha
Michigan
Lake Erie
Western
Searching for Boy Rumored Slain Near New Bedford
New Bedford Mass December 24 More than ten men scouring the countryside north of the city try to learn the fate of James F Collins Jr a year old high school student and son of Alderman James Collins who did not return from a hunting trip Saturday morning Search parties report a possible moonshiner link after a report of a boy crying Pease don t don t near Plainville road and Shawmut Avenue a khaki hat with a bullet hole and blood stains was found but the evidence remains inconclusive and the dog hunting with the boy returned later
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New Bedford
Mass
James F. Collins
James ”. Collins
Collins
Ante Hateh
Plainville Road
Shawmut Avenue
Lyndky
College Men Mail Smashers In Holiday Mail Push
Boston college football players from Harvard Dartmouth Tufts Bowdoin Holy Cross and Boston University helped clear holiday mail by year end. Jim Pitspatrick Ben Broderick Jack Heaphy Bill Ring and other gridiron stars joined railway staff to speed packages through terminals as Christopher Reising oversaw work from the New Haven branch. GridIron grit aided mail movement during a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dow
New England
Christman
Mormtaine High
Jim Pitspatrick
Ben Broderick
Jack Heaphy
Boston College
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tufte
Bowdoins
Holy Cross
Christopher Reising
Hagiaed
Celebrated by kicking hat off six footer today
A quirky event marks a birthday as a man celebrates by removing a hat from a six foot fore two inches tall figure, joking about future growth. The odd stunt occurred as part of a peculiar anniversary celebration with playful remarks about advancing in height and balance.
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Pesartt
T. W
Tam
Vermont Corporations File Articles of Association
The Ricker Live Stock Inc of St Johnsbury filed articles of association to form a meat stock venture with capital stock at 85 percent. W D Ricker of St Johnsbury G Mt and EW Greer of Newbury named as upper managers. The Laurens and Wheeler heated take Springfield with a capital of 800 filed for purpose of handling property by Ma and Alice M Wheeler of Spiried.
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Ricker Live Stock, Inc
St. Johnsbury
Fermed
St .Johnsbury
Associaes
W D. Ricker
St. Johnnsbury
EW. Greer
Newbury
Laurens and
Wheeler Heat
Peesletie
Alice M. Wheeler
Merely Politeness in Odd Braces Note
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear phrases and names. It hints at politeness or decorative braces but lacks coherent events, people, or places to identify a substantive news item. No decisive facts or entities emerge for a proper summary.
Deaf mute robbers fail to heed alarm in Scranton heist
In Scranton Pennsylvania two deaf mute burglars struck at the Wiret National and nearby shops by hurling stones through windows and grabbing currency from two illuminated Christmas trees. Police arrived and recovered the banknotes while detaining the suspects, who were described as deaf mutes.
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Scranton
Smith Woman Ready to Appear in El Paso
Clara Barfaccone of Jake L Hamon in El Paso surrendered last night after being blamed in connection with a shooting at the Ardmore hotel. James L. Smith, Hamon's secretary Miss Smith, was relieved of blame as Hamon stated the shooting was accidental. County attorney swore out a warrant changed to murder and a statutory charge was prepared.
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FL Paso
Texas
Clara Bar
Jake L Hamon
Neves
el Paso
Hether
James L. Smith
Hanon
Ardmore
Miss Smith
Mies Swith
Humon
Funeral for Samuel Wales Held in Williamstown
The funeral of Samuel Wales who died Monday was held from his Williamstown home yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock Rev A M Markey officiating. Delegations attended from Odd Fellows Rebekahs G A R and Relief. The hymns Rock of Ages and Come Unto Me were sung by a quartet. The body was taken to Fast Mines by two women on the train, with Mrs Wales and Mrs Julia Dunemoer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wales
Williamstown
A. M. Markey
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
G. A. BR
Rock of Ages
Come Unto
Walter Simonds
Richard Jeffords
W. Hy Jots
Alden Jewett
Funeral Procession for Giannarelli Draws Large Crowd
A long funeral procession followed the hearse from 14 Osena Place to Elmwood cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Giannarelli died Sunday after a three-year illness with bronchial pneumonia. Italian countrymen from Montphiler Northfield and Waterbury joined the crowd in 25 horse drawn vehicles. Burial will take place at Hope cemetery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giannarelli
Osenla
Elorwood
Elmwood Cemetery
Moeing
Hope Cemetery
Montphiler
Northfield
Waterbury
Harding Sends Berrick to Cleveland for Peace Talks
Myron T. Herrick, former American ambassador, was summoned by President-elect Harding in Cleveland to discuss a worldwide peace plan for the incoming administration. The talks follow his European trip and focus on securing support from leading statesmen. Fred W. Upham of Chicago, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, assists with campaign finance matters.
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Marion
Dee
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Parle
Mario
Harding
Fred W. Uphan
Chicago
Treasur
Republican National Committee
Alan
Wien
Talk of the Town misread text from Ames store and injuries
The item reads as a jumbled Ames New York fragment recounting a milliner returning to Ames with plans to spend Christmas at her daughter's home. It mentions a Barclay Bros. bed worker injuring his left fourth finger yesterday though not below the first joint. The passage also references Granite Ville, Websters Shoe, and operations ending after New Year’s.
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Mise
Christine Sanur
Shepard Co
Ames
N.ywa
Mra
Pate Ee
Horton
Mra Oh
Peer Rass
Alexa
Terpe
Barclay Bros
Hoynton Street
John W. A Pease
Amd Websters
the & T
Wetmore
Mudgett Did Not Take Stand in Hyde Park Murder Trial
Evidence closed in the Arthur Mudgett murder trial at Hyde Park for the July 31 death of Amy Shonio. Prosecution and defense argued as the case neared jury deliberation, with testimony from relatives and local residents highlighting alleged intimate ties and the circumstances of the crime.
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Hyde Park
Arthur Mudgett
Johnson
Amy Shonio
Will KE
Tracy
David E. Porter
Walter A. Dutton
Abbie Mudgett
North Hyde Park
Mud Ht
Manson
Mudgett
Mise
Josie Mudgett
Smith Waite
Mra
Elvah | Scatt
Gulf
Bat Tinh Thease
Effie Miller
Totinson
Iles
R. J. Kunze
Hradfant
Evant
South Street
Freida Russell
Dee Aunt
Gaylord Poware
Much Water Drinking Shortened Pilgrims Lives
Boston reports that drinking water greatly reduced life expectancy among Plymouth colonists. Governor Bradford's diary extracts read by Horace H Morse of Mount Hermon reveal disease and shortened lifespans. The talk notes Robinson’s tax breaks in Holland for a Leyden professorship and wartime allowances.
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Boston
Plymouth Plantation
William Bradford
Horace H. Morse
Historical Society of Mount Hermon School
Bostonian Society
John Robinson
Holland
New England
University of Leyden
Injury in sliding causes boy's death
Raymond William Curtis six year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Curtis of Prospert street died at City hospital about 6 oclock this morning after a fall from a ten foot embankment near Fairview and Prospect streets Sunday morning. He appeared fine but became sick in the afternoon and an operation was deemed impossible as intestines were jammed. He was born February 19 1915 in Morristown and had recently moved to Barre from Stowe with his parents. Funeral from Universalist church Sunday afternoon Rev Frank Hoker officiating. Interment in Elmwood Cemetery receiving vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond William Curtis
Frank V. Curtis
Prospert Street
City Hospital
Fairview
Prospect Streets
Curtis
Morristown
Barre
Stowe
Florence M. Inez M
J. Kenneth
Universalist Church
Frank
Marriage of Josephine Marguerite Ricel and Rinaldo Marchi
The home at Mir and Comolletreet hosted a wedding for Josephine Marguerite Ricel and Rinaldo Marchi yesterday afternoon at 2. The ceremony, performed by James Mackay, featured a pink and white arch, a single ring service, and music by Mire Lelia Corti and Miss Armida Rossi. Guests, about 40 relatives and friends, attended a reception at the Rinzi residence with refreshments and dancing. The newlyweds plan a two-week trip to Boston, New York, and points beyond before settling at 2 Sabin Street, Montpelier. Both are well regarded in Barre and Montpelier communities.
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Mir
Mra
L. G. Ricel
Comolletreet
B'Rlock
Josephine Marguerite
Rinaldo Marchi
Mra. A. Marchi
Montpelier
Num [Ber
Lohengrin
Mire Lelia Corti
James Mackay
Justin
Peae
Mies Mary Rizzi
Fie
Wwio Marchi
Alee
Boel Kina
Biaerbi
Mia Maria Bielli
Somme
Rinzi
Mre
Marchi
Boston
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Sabin Street
Toth
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Lew Alliers
J. Ward Carver
Thie City
Valurt
Leeetley
Tao Electric Partir
Bester But Goes Abroad to Let His Tithe Ae World
A fragmented item notes New Orleans editor Dee S8 Pete Merman sending Bester abroad. The story references a bantamwright Sotieg Cham and a tithe, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Pete Merman
Major Barre Granite Deal Nears Completion
Wetmore & Morse Granite Co plans to acquire a large interest in EB Smith & Co holdings on Millstone Hill. Donald Smith and M Corry lead the two firms, with non mergered operations to be unified in scope. The deal, valued near half a million dollars, would align Barre’s two top quarries while keeping separate corporate structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore & Morse Granite Co
E. L. Smith & Co
Barre
Donald Smith
Wetmore & Morse Co
M. Corry
Montpelier
E. J. Smith & Co
Weleterville
Ville
Aly
Millstone Hill
Bven
Eabely
KL Ath & Co
Jobe
Embry L Smith
Wetmore & Moree
Barredale
Frank M. Corry
Mont+pelier
Eteckbal
Barre Granite
Bert
Farmers push to fund extra capital for Creamery expansion
Members urge $16,000 more to support the cooperative creamery project. They plan to enlarge facilities and boost annual output to around one million dollars. Leaders pledge continued efforts to secure funds and maintain cooperative control. Several members spoke earnestly at the meeting, noting benefits to farmers and stability of the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heliere i Draite
Sena
Dewkares
Evterlay
Frist (Per. 34) paper notes arrasteed to mumtrite
Fragmentary OCR reads a note about a Frist paper item labeled Per 34, with unclear phrasing and several misspellings. The readable parts point to a archival process or issue in a historical publication, but essential names and specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
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D’annunzio
Farrar
Capital City Gas Company
Shurtleff
Bowers
Kelly
Maroni
Yett Sant Stratton
Alderman Stratton
G. L. Blanchard
Cty
Berlin Corners
Bertinid
Maxim Company
D. B. Kent
Coanell
Lamoille County
ER. BR. Gibson
W. G. Hastings
Madeline Maxsuecee
Smith College
Cape Tg
G. H. Perkins
Eeeton
Yes
Smith
E. McClure
Mies McChite
Philip Riford
Monteee
Ain
J. G. Trattinia
Heatereet
Nayar Hall
C. A. Pitkin
Mon Junction
Tm Montpelier
Methodist Church
Kethany
Unitarian Church
Ageey Maloney
Detroit
Vaestinn
MM. G. Malomey
Cale Tate
Mibnees
Dannunzio
Rapallo
Ttatian
Secretary Houston
M.C.A
Pelletier
Lincoln
Nelsom
New York Central and
Interstate _Commerce Commission
James F. Cotting, Jr
New Bedford High School
Lancaster
Cal
Vermont
Athem Te Sige Royal Book
Okla
Jake J Hamon
E. Giannarelli
Berrick
Europe
Talk OF
the Town
Mary Bradford
Jobawn
Amy Shonin
Johns Jaints
Amy Ones
Tad Abe
Raymond Curtis
Marcei
Bester
Wetmore & Morse Grnite _ Co
Jackson Intrusts
E. L. Smith
Donald Smits
Granite City Creamery
Ite Werk
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