Status of Submarine Big Stumbling Block in Nations Agreement
Washington December 24 The naval conference aimed to finish talks on the British proposal to abolish submarines and France's demands. President Harding urged keeping minor points from obscuring the main aim of preserving peace while Britain and France debate tonnage and abolition.
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France
Harding
Washington, D. Gy
Assoviator Press
Paris
Hla
Naval Committee
de Timmsted
Mix Soustry
Tate
Arthur J. Jatfour
Lordlee
Schancer
Maly
New Brunswick potatoes shifted to Cuba trade
Fredeurton New Brunswick firms, shut out of the American market by the Furtny emergency tariff, are turning to Cuba. They plan a new direct steamship service between St John and Havana with prices from one to two dollars per barrel, aimed at offsetting higher current costs and expanding in the Cuban market.
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Fredeurton
Funtney
Tarif
New Brunswick
Cuba
St. John
Havans
Cule
New Bran
Folwell Signs Two Year Contract With Academy Football Team
The article notes Bob Folwell contracted to work as end coach for the academy football squad for two years. Details indicate formal faculty appointment and duties behind athletic program planning. Folwell’s role ties to rebuilding or strengthening the team under school auspices.
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Unclear Event
An unreadable OCR fragment references a chute and an unknown event with scattered phrases. Names, places, and concrete details are not discernible, leaving the core incident and participants indeterminate.
Sacco and Vanzetti Petition Heard for New Trial
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti appeared in Dedham Massachusetts court to seek a new trial, as their counsel alleged jury improprieties and handling of bullets used as exhibits. State and local officers patrolled the courthouse area as the hearing proceeded under Judge Webster Elimer.
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Dedham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomea Vanzetti
Ventémre
Scere
Hewring
Webster Elim Faer
Mob Attacked British Office in Cairo Suburb Gleeh
A mob attacked a government office in Gleeh Cairo suburb as British troops rushed to the scene while Cairo remained quiet. An AP dispatch from Malta said ships were ordered to Egypt after reports on Said Zagioul Pasha’s removal. Two demonstrators were killed. authorities called the disturbances relatively unimportant.
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Giseh
Cairo
Egypt
Associated Press
Gleeh
Qairo
Malta
Suex
Said Zagioul Pasha
Beaten and robbed of money near Wis Woodcliff Lake New Jersey
Philip Honywood, heir to Powderham Castle in England, was befriended by a man who asked for a ride in Newark and on the way home was shot, bound, and robbed near Woodcliff Lake. He freed himself and reached a residence where he collapsed unconscious. The incident is not fully detailed but is treated as a criminal assault.
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New Jersey
New York
Philip
Honywood
John’ William
Hart of Devon
Powderham Castle
Extor
England
Wis Woodcliff Lake
Newark
Mr. Honywood
Himeself
Christmas Sales Rise for New York Stores Says Fed Data
New York department stores report higher Christmas sales this year compared with 1880 and 1810 figures according to a Federal Reserve Bank district summary. Data from around 1,000 stores shows most weeks in December stronger than last year with sales up about two percent from the prior period.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Train derails near Buffington after defective switch
A Chicago and Pittsburgh eastbound freight derailed near Buffington Indiana early today when a faulty switch caused the accident. Reports say 20 people were injured as railroad officials investigated the scene.
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Buffington
Indiana
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Goddard Notes Pri Principal RL Davinon Left North Billerica
North Billerica travel plans mop up The notes mention Dalinon leaving home on Thursday night to various towns for unspecified duties. The text then references hospital activity at Barre City and a list of patients and events surrounding a ball and theatre, with multiple local names and places cited in a condensed, unclear OCR excerpt.
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Davinon
North
Billerica
Merny
Welleston
Mote
Wittun
Sethe
Robers Aldrick
Magnet
Den
Tharshem
Bertr
Two Detectives Wounded in Bronx Cigar Store Holdup
Nelson Levy identified as the killed bandit after a Bronx cigar store robbery. Josey Oats of New York City arrived at Englewood Hospital with a bullet wound, claiming he helped in the hold up and that Levy was his brother. Police held Oats, Morton Levy, and chauffeur Rudolph Gerk for questioning.
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Englewood
N. J
Dee
Josey Oats
New York City
Englewood Hospital
Bronx
Nelson Levy
Levy
Morton Levy
Rudolph Gerk
New York
Aulit
Santa Claus for Horses Feeds About a Thousand Equines
In Boston, a Santa Claus event hosted by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals fed oats apples and carrots to horses. Bad Animal received grain with garnishes and a touch of sugar. About a thousand equines were gathered in the square for the feast.
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Boston
Bapton
Dee
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Santa Claus
Hie
Dry Agents Debut in Philadelphia Sleek Brigade Arrives
Fifty prohibition men in black shirts toppers and hats, dubbed the full Screw brigade, arrive in Philadelphia to enforce dry law. Harvey J. Demean, assistant prohibition director of Pennsylvania, leads the mission as reservations flood the city’s hotels cafes and restaurants for New Year’s enforcement aims.
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Philadelphia
Prohibition
Harvey J. Demean
Nameiite Prohibition
Pennasivania
Eafes
Nestaurants
Dunran
Lave
Pittsburgh's longtime city controller passes away at 82
Te Morrow, for many years controller of Pittsburgh, died at his home last night at the age of 82. He served the city in public finance and administration creating a legacy of fiscal oversight.
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Pittsburgh
Pee Te
Euetare Sy Morrow
Con- Itealler
Ex Soldiers, Debs Pardoned as War Sentences End
President Harding commutes 24 wartime convictions including Eugene V. Debs and vaunts full pardons for five former soldiers. Debs, once a socialist candidate, remains statutorily barred from citizenship restoration, while five Rhine-area soldiers sentenced for murder by a military court are freed by pardon.
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Washngton
D. C. Dee
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta Penitentiary
Harding
Christine An
Rhine
Debs Homecoming Plans Abandoned After Clemency Delay
Terre Haute Ind Dec 24 Preparations for a Debs welcome by the Socialist league were scrapped when it was learned President Harding's clemency would not take effect until Sunday delaying his immediate release. Organizers said a general celebration would be held as soon as possible after Debs's survival the commutation news.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Lea! Socialiste
Harding
Mr. Dete
Medford Firemen Battled Two Fires
Medford firemen fought two simultaneous blazes in the early hours, one damaging a livestock facility about 150 years old, and the other at Wilbur W. block in West Medford Square. Winchester firefighters were briefly overcome by smoke but recovered. Losses included 30,000 on the first site and 30,000 on the second’s loan with contents around 20,000.
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Beatett Masa
Medford
Winchester
Alent
Wilbur Wlock
West Medford Square
Wilbur'y News
Direct San Francisco to New York steamship service planned
The People Mail steamship company will launch a direct passenger run from San Francisco to New York starting January 3, reviving a 74 year old service once taken to Panama by muleback. The 28 day voyage will use four vessels with calls at Cal for passengers, and freight from California products.
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San Franciarm
Dew
San Prancimens
Wholesale release of Ellis Island folk
Immigrants detained at Ellis Island were released under a Christmas clemency order permitting a 90 day stay for those within the three percent quota. Clerks and inspectors worked through the night as families across New York and New Jersey learned they could begin journeys to join relatives, with arrivals from the island expected at Battery Park.
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New York
Dem
Ein Island
New York State
New Jersey
Battery Park
Prominent Northfield Man Dies at Home
Northfield December 24 Carles 8 Richmond leading townsman dies Friday noon at Main Street home of arteriosclerosis after year and a half of illness. Born in Northfield 73 years ago son of Samuel and Rebecca Richmond, long merchant in town with grocery and feed store. Survived by Althea Le Richmond wife of Dr. B F Allen and two others Ha r old and Capt Neal W Richmond. Funeral at Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 2.
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Northfield
Carles
Richmond
Hoe
Samuel Ke Richmond
Chauncey Denney
Stebbins & Redmond
Othree
Neal Hickiiand
Rickmsoedia
Althea le Rick
Harold
New York City
Alice RL
B. Fallen
Unis Place
Neal W. Hichmond
Fort Niagara
N. Y
Methodist Church
Second Strike Conference Seeks End to Shoremen Walkout
Portland Meine Tac reports a second conference planned today by a special committee of Kingshoremen, citizen committee and ship line representatives to resolve differences that caused Wednesday’s shoremen walkout and the suspension of a trans Atlantic steaming ship.
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Portland
Meine
Tac
Citirene Es
Gas blast at Wright store in Columbus toll rises after deaths
Columbus, Ohio Dec 24 reports the Wright store gas explosion has now killed four people including Mrs. Martin Theada of Columbus. Four others died in hospitals and about forty were injured as the busy Christmas shopping site was wrecked.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin Theada
Wright
Windstorm Wrecks Homes Across Arkansas Farmland
A destructive windstorm swept through six farming settlements in Crittenden County Arkansas injuring no one but causing property losses estimated at 200000. The storm's impact centered on Clarkdale where a brick store building housing workers was wrecked and several farms were damaged across the river from Memphis.
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Memphis
Dee
Crittenden County
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Clarkdale
Vermont Prisons Open For Several Inmates Released
Governor Hartness office confirms several inmates were pardoned or released early this month with more expected around January 1. Names include Kusebe Dulgule Rutland robbery Arthur Jer Brattleboro grand larceny and others from Rutland Woodstock and Dartington. Authorities say no suspensions. plans to care for all released and no further sentences suspended.
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James Hartners
House of Correction
Kusebe Dulgule
Rutland
Arthur Jer
Hrstilehoro
Georgeeee
Ianilary
George Hioaphrey
Rathod
Bureau
Frank Adams
Alexander Matice
Bridgewater
Ameult
Ed. Freeman
Woodstock
John Juce
New York
Dartington
Manele
Richart Bruce
Veeeteety i
Vermont Men Injured In Two Car Crashes
Brattleboro resident Mr. Thomas drove with another man when their car left the road and struck a brick wall near Hebron, resulting in about 1000 dollars in damage and injuries to both occupants. A separate June crash in Cambridge Indiana involved an icy road and a rear impact attended by a doctor.
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Brattleboro
Thomas
Etune Wall
Bebron
Cambridge
Hebron
Unclear OCR wedding notice at Camp Street scene
Key details are garbled. The fragment mentions Rev James Ramage at 1 Camp Street, a wedding uniting IL Welch of Topsham and Mise Shir ley B Gauthier of Barre, with Mrs Welch described as daughter of Fred B Gauthier of East ee. Additional readable items relate to education and travel but lack coherent context.
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Camp Street
James’ Ramage
IL Welch
Topsham
Mise
Shirley B. Gauthier
Barre
Doing Werk
Welch
Fred B. Gauthier
Eastee
Cieddard Three Grave
East Orange
Gee Te Wen
New Ham
Balltaye
Brandon Corporation Ends and Hee nebe Syndicate Formed in 1916
Notice from the secretary of state records the disposition of Nehebe Syndicate, Inc. The fragment mentions Nexhebe Syndicate and Arthur L. Bunting, with garbled text describing goods such as woolen clothing and gear and a capital stock note of $10,000 paid in.
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Nexhebe Syndicate, Inc
Nehebe Syndicate, Inc
Walley IG
Arthur L. Bunting
Lewis
Ghace
Comere
Papers Worth $3900 Mysteriously Return to Box
In Newport New Jersey government roads bank books and negotiable notes valued at 3900 vanished from a safety box and later reappeared in a nearby room. The box had not been opened since November and the missing items were later found in an adjoining room after Mrs Stevens returned home.
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Newport
Joe
Ree
Pene
Children Enjoy Santa Night at Presbyterian Church
A church program at the Presbyterian church delighted day school children as five Santa Clauses distributed gifts from a large pile on stage. The event featured antics by young students, musical interludes, and readings including "Merry Christmas" and "The Night Before Christmas."
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Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Eiveryone
Clann
Little Mins
Florence Strachan
Christie
Spiteaines
Santo
Barbara Hamilton
Eliza
Ian Eughton
Han Naughton
Olf Santa
Prominent Randolph Man Arthur G Osgood Dies After Long Illness
Arthur G Osgood a longtime Randolph resident died after a lengthy illness. Born February 1887 in the town east part, he lived here since purchasing the Chadwick brothers foundry and later forming the firm Sargent Hubd and Rewndy Co. He served as deacon and Sunday School superintendent, married twice with children, and was active in the United Commercial Travelers association and Piwenis lodge F and AM. Funeral services will be held Monday at the Methany Church with burial in Southrow cemetery.
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Ongood
Universa Og
Arthur
Martia
Anie Daverport
Tare
Tral
Ehirel
Oxgood
Chadwick Brothers
Sargent
Ant Rewndy
Naind
Sears
Tle
Eumié
Osgood
Kibtee
East Randolph
Tamwills
Thomal Church
Ovened
Clare
Oegnod
United Commmretit Travelers’ Association
Wim
Piwenis Lodge
Eaet
Citioen
Folger Smith
Welly River
Methany
Stovbek
Suathriow
No Issue of Tre Times on Monday December 2
Fragmented OCR text notes no issue of the Tre Times on Monday December 2 and includes garbled phrases. The readable portions reference a publication gap and unreadable content. No clear names or events emerge from the fragment.
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TRE Times
Holiday joy as Salvation Army sends nearly 50 food baskets
In Barre the Salvation Army, led by Envoy Sykes and Mrs Sykes with daughter Doris, distributed about fifty food baskets to families in need. Each basket fed six, containing tea, coffee, sugar, rice, milk, apples, soup, bread, pies, and a chicken. Toys and candies were shared for children unable to attend the Christmas tree event, with the open invitation extended to all poor children regardless of creed or color.
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Salvation Army
Anderson's Express
Barre
Eavay
Mra Sykes
Sykes
Rykes
Montpelier Livery Stable Fire Struggles With Wooded Block
Fire broke out at the Kent and Smith livery stable on East State Street Montpelier this afternoon at 12 29 in a densely built wooden block. Firefighters fought flames as the building next to the station and nearby sled storage areas posed heavy risk with smoke and shifting wind. Firemen worked to clear horses and contained the blaze by 1 06 while emergency crews warned of spreading to surrounding tenements and warehouses.
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Kent & Smith
East State Street
Montpetiie
Dridley Mock
Mardware Company
Lot
Hospital Receives Generous Gifts From Barre City Community
The Barre City Hospital treasury gains a Girletmas gift of 8500 plus a 26 donation from the sale party. Funds will be turned to the treasurer A. C. Moore to be used for hospital needs and ongoing operations.
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Ne Barre Party
Barre City Hospital
A.C Moore
Burlington Rejects Vote On Eating Ube Petition
A fragmented report notes Burlington rejected a petition regarding eating om Ube. The vote tally shows 194 votes were not in favor and 269 voted yes versus a total that appears misread in the source.
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United States
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Sacco-Vanzette
Goddard
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Debs
Pres. Harding
Losa
San Francisco
Ellis Island
Carlos S. Richmond
Second Strike
Vermont
Gov. Hartness’ Office
Brandon Corporation
Prospect Street
Randolph
Arthur G. Ongood
Montpelier
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