Fiume Occupied by Italian Regulars Reported
Rome dispatches report Premier Giolitti stating there is reason to believe Fiume has been taken from D Annunzio. Mayor of Firame asks General Caviglia for a suspension of hostilities with terms of capitulation to be agreed. Wounded by shell fragment in Zara incident. Legionaries surrender and are taken to Ancona.
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Fiume
Giolitti
Italy
Rome
D’annunzio
Firame
Caviglia
Anya
Fiame
Ferrario
Forc
London
Mrontier Giolitti
Women Help Halt Italian Attack at Zara
Ancona Italy December 27 191? soldiers report that Italian troops trying to dislodge legionaries at Zara were blocked by women lining the streets shouting Kill us first and then you can exterminate the volunteers. The legionaires surrendered and were brought to Ancona as prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zara
Ancona
Italy
D'ANNUNZIO WOUNDED IN MAJOR ITALY FIGHT REPORTS
The Associated Press reports that Gabriele DAnnunzio was wounded in the recent clashes between his Legionaries and General Caviglia's troops at Plume. No details were given. Later advices said he was struck on the head by shell fragments while in the palace, though the ground was light.
Boston Firemen Overcome By Smoke
Boston firemen including Francis J. Jordan Edward Fottler and three others were overcome by smoke from a gas leak during a coal pile blaze at A. M. Eindicott district. Damage to the building was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dew
Francis J. Jordan
Laborers' Wages Down in Springfell District
A report from the Springfell Building Trades council notes laborer wages in the local area have declined. The wage reduction, affecting roughly 2000 workers, followed discussions between union members and contractor representatives. The joint agreement, reached today, sets new pay scales and conditions across trades.
Wilson's 64th Birthday Celebration Observed in Washington
President Wilson marked his sixty fourth birthday with a family party in Washington. Dee 28 guests attended, including Miss Margaret Wilson and Mrs W G McAdoo. Dr Stockton Axson, brother of Wilson's late wife, joined the celebration. Tonight Mrs Wilson and the president's daughters attend the wedding of Miss Marjorie Brown, cousin of Wilson's first wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C. Dee
Wilsow
Margaret, Wilson
W. G. McAdoo
Covaxion
Stockton Axson
Big Harbor Strike Looms in New York
New York December 28 union leaders warned a harbor strike could shut down port activity Saturday, with about six thousand harbor workers at risk if the New York Tow Boat exchange and harbor unions reject the 1921 working agreement. The dispute centers on working hours, though engineers on the same boats have signed the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Tow Boat Exchange
Unio
Exchange
Harbor Men’s Union
Masters Mates’ and Pilots’ Association
US Balloon Believed to Have Landed in Canada
Ottawa reports the missing United States Navy air balloon Inez likely descended near Temiscaming on Lake Temiscaming, about 200 miles northwest of the capital. Sir Rupert Stuart, head of Canada’s meteorological bureau, cites wind analyses supporting the gas bag’s arrival in the Temiscaming region. Temiscaming is at the Quebec Ontario line near the Ottawa River headwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United States Navy
Korkaway Naval
New Yire
Northland
Lake Tenilscaming
Here
Rupert Stuart
Dominion Meteorological Bureau
Toronto
Temiscaming
Baseball Agreement Seen Too Long By League Chief
Chicago, February 28. Binn Johnaan, president of the American League, says the current agreement between major and minor leagues is too long and should be revised. He favors a five year ceiling, opposes a d eep long pact, and notes past experiences. George H. Maines predicts the Minor League meeting will not ratify a government plan and insists Landis should not hold power indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nee
Binn Johnaan
York
Dave
Johnean
George H. Maines
Maines
Hickey Wi
American Association
Landis
Imeehall
Wat
Forre
ER. M. Lande
Wren
Giants Begin Two Weeks of Spring Practice
The Giants hold two weeks of practice at their training camp as players travel to Dulles for a March 19 game with Cleveland and schedule other dates in March at Port Worth and Fras few, with trips to various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Cleveland
Ares
Port Worth
Fras Few
Ueewtow
Tralvestom
Calerton
Americame
Orbene
Pertede
Japan Has Not Stopped Fight Opposes California Law
State Department officials said Representative Kahn of California was mistaken in believing Japan had withdrawn opposition to the California Japanese land law. They added abandonment of the position was not expected until after the ongoing negotiations concluded. Representative Kahn had conferred with American ambassador to Japan Roland Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
State Department
Kahn
California
Roland
Morris
Japan
Prokree
Bogus Rickenbacker Deserted Bride in Chicago
In Jacksonville Dee reports a New York bride says her husband, posing as famed aviator Eddie Rickenbacker, deserted her in Chicago after a lavish courtship. Police hold a man rumored to be from St. Augustine stables on embezzlement claims related to the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Dee
Paling
Boy falls from seventh story window to death in Worcester
Daniel B. McIntire, four, of Boston died in Worcester after tumbling from a Bancroft hotel window. He allegedly lost balance while opening the window, landing on an annex roof five stories below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. McIntire
Boston
Root
Worcester, Mass
Worcester
Mass
Bancroft
Reward Declined In Wake Of Western Pennsylvania Terror
In Enlentown Massachusetts the Payette county reward of 850,000 for the arrest and conviction of the alleged terrorists has been declined. Authorities say the right man has not yet been identified and the search continues. State police and county officers maintain guards as volunteers bolster patrols amid the ongoing manhunt for the incendiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlentown
Payette County
Penhaytvania
George Hilie
Marion
Albert Smith
Volunteer searchers look for boy hunter in Massachusetts
New Bedford volunteers joined police in a large effort to locate James F. Collins, son of Alderman Collins, after he failed to return from a hunting trip near Marseille woods. A $500 reward is offered for his safe return or word of his fate. Bloodhounds from Providence will assist in the hunt and possible searches near Arrowiver’s pond are mentioned as a plan tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Clef
Droherty
Marseille Woods
James F. Collins
Myra
Collins
Bett
Coline Hae
Providence
Armed agents raid Hurley town in wide open north woods
Forty eight armed prohibition agents raided Hurley Wisconsin after a wild night of liquor sales at bargain prices. Agents carried 35 warrants and arrested several men including lumberjacks. The raid followed threats to shoot intruders and aimed to shut down moonsheen operations in the logging camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Chicago
Hurley
Federal
Joseph Callahan
Staf
Taltymple
Iron River
Mich
Harley
North Woods
Landis
Sanity ruling in Zimmerman murder perjury case
Springfield Mac Dee 25. A sanity inquiry in the Jennie Zimmerman murder trial found witness J A Rass of Buxton sane but of limited responsibility. Pass testified to an attempted bribe to reveal Dr Henry Zimmerman whereabouts on dates tied to the case. Pass pled guilty to perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mac. Dee
J A. Rass of
Buxton
Jennie Zimmerman
Farmers' Exchange Won at Barre City Court
In Barre yesterday a jury of 12 Barre residents found for Bert Winslow in the case against Washington County Farmers' Exchange Ine. The verdict upheld an amount of 174.20 plus 1200 costs arising from wagers and balance claimed for services while in the exchange's employ. Attorney A. A. Sargent represented Winslow and J. Ward Carver defended the defendant. Jury members included George Kent and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Winslow
Washington County Farmers’ Exchange
Barre
Winslow
Pollent
Farmere Exchange
A. A. Sargent
J. Ward Carver
Georgy Kent
Young
C Millar
Batehelder
John G. McLard
Robert. Q. MelMinnell
George Robins
Joseph Merny George Hoyt
H. A. Richardson
A. FE. Campbell
CW. Gladding
Probate and court actions shadow Barre scene
In Barre this morning probate court considered the will of Richard A Hoar late of Barre with family bequests. William J Somerville petitioned to administer the estate of Jane K Somerville and was involved in settling service as administrator of Evaenia W Somerville. A jail escape incident involving Leon Shontelle was slated for Barre City Court this afternoon. Governor Clement arrived and convened a citizens hearing with multiple attendees expected. a new slate of appointments and committee actions were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Hoar
Lnte
Barre
Brown
William J. Somervilbe
Jane K. Seer
Laf Barre
Beanie
Mrs. Somerville
Ewaenia
W. J. Somerville, Tate
Leon Shontelle
Jeminary
Tate
A Cohan
Biever
Webster Miller
Windsor
Hormbrook
Tee
Mee
BR Watland
Ale
A. Reed
Martford
Stsherry
TW. Clement
Woniret
Seveval Mellere
Sharon Tedhay
Slade
Mudgett Sentenced to 30 Years for Murder of Girl
Arthur Mudgett, a lumberman, was found guilty of first degree murder in a Lamoille county court for causing the death of Amy Shonio. He received not less than 30 years nor more than that, at hard labor in the state prison. The jury deliberated under four hours, and Judge Moulton announced the sentence after a conference with counsel. The courtroom was sparsely attended, with Fred Boyden of Cambridge serving as foreman.
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Hyde Park
Windsor
Arthur Mudgett
Lamoille
Amy Shonio
Moulton
Mudgett
Sherman R. Moulton
Waterman
Fred Boyden
Cambridge
Murdgett
Monk Eastman Murder Mystery Lifted by Police Tale
New York police disclosed Monk Eastman, once a feared gangster, was shot and killed in a gangroom melee on his old East Side turf. Two waiters and a cashier aided accounts, with Assistant District Attorney John Hennis noting a running fight ended in Eastman’s death. Eastman had allegedly drifted from prior reform, involved in gambling and racketeering, and drew enmity from former associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monk” Eastman
Imer
Pam
France
Old East Side
John Hennis
Monk
Smith
Ocruinier
Joe
Mrs Sherman Chamberlin Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Sherman Chamberlin aged about years died at her daughter’s home in East Barre two months after her husband’s death. She suffered a spinal meningitis related decline and had lived in Orange eight years. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Cochran, son William, a brother and several sisters. Funeral Thursday at 1 o'clock from Mrs Corban’s home with interment in Maintielt cemetery. Christian Scientist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Champerlin
Charles Cochran
East Barre
Wolcott
Orange
Jon
Chamberlin
Aleve
Mra Herbert Clark
Or & Son
William
Barre
George Cube Tere
Wesley Lamberton
Plain- Bell
Merrill Aiken
Bert Dix
Plainfield
Corban
Fine Walker
Christian Scientist Church
Chambertin War
Funeral of J Bottiggt Held at Seminary Street Home
The funeral for John Bottigari, who died in Masstown, Mass., was held at his late home on Seminary Street. Attendees included family, friends, and community members. Eulogies were delivered as the service reflected on Bottigari’s life and connections to local families and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminary Street
John Bottigari
Masdemaville
Massass Storia
Indy
Seriani
Cena Mivuita
Victor Aremia
Arione
Presidential Yacht Mayflower Damaged By Fire In Yard
Washington DC December 28 a fire gutted the mess room and several staterooms of the presidential yacht Mayflower while tied at the navy yard A board of inquiry was convened to determine the origin and Secretary Daniels said damage amount is undetermined several officers personal effects were lost Firefighters contained the blaze before reaching the dining room and president quarters Officers reporters and photographers were detained briefly by the marine guard before being released upon Daniels order Yard officials sought to learn how intruders bypassed the yard entrance security
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Mavy Yard
Daniels
Navy Yard
Marine Guard
Ffice
Mr. Daniels
Marine Ward
Post-holiday intoxication cases heard in Montpelier court
Five men pleaded guilty in Montpelier city court to intoxication as a second offense. Four were arrested by Officer P. J. McAvoy at Central Vermont station with bottles of wine and denatured alcohol found beside them, suggesting improvised drinks. Joseph O'Brien and George McLwayne received 30 days in jail. Samuel McLend and James McFadilen fined $15 and costs. Sheriff F. F. Tracy held another man for 30 days. Two more were arrested at the Central Vermont station, with four originally seen and two leaving to seek drink, a local contribution noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montlier City
P. J. McAvoy
Central Vermont Station
Joseph O'Brien
Barmy City
George McLwayne
Samuel McLend
James McFadilen
F. F. Tracy
McAvoy
Central Vermont
Montpelier Street Superintendent Clark B Roberts Dies
Clark B Roberts long time Montpelier street superintendent died early this morning in his Prompect street home after a year long illness. Born Washington October 23, 1852 he moved to Montpelier as a youth and worked on farms before joining Hiram Smith as a metre man and rising to the role of street commissioner in 1882. He served until ill health forced retirement, remaining active with the city council vote that first elected him. He was married to Tennie Teal of Waterbury in 1902, no children, survived by a sister Harriet Curtis of Orange and his wife. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 1 p m with city officials expected to attend.
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Montpelier
Clark B
Roberts
Monrpe
Prompect
Washington
James Roberts
Moetpelier
Ameter
Hiram Smith
Theters of
Toeal
Elemer
Bart Vitale
Elvetet
Areaan
William Henry Willey
Tennie Teal
Waterbury
Mra Roberts
Harriet Curtie
Orange
Alwave
Arioli Hearing Sets First Creditors Meeting in Bankrupt Estate
In Narre, the hearing for the bankruptcy of Juki Ariolio was held before Eeteree W. M. Therteult. Ward Carver, representing the defendant, and H.R. Davis for Hoe Herre Savings Bank & Trust Co were present. The claim was prewetnd today with Drew of Barre listed among those opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juki Arie Oll
Narre Ane
Eeteree
W. M. Therteult
Ben
H.R Davis
Tee Elime
Hoe Herre Savings Baskc & Trust Ce
Major William McQueen Returns Home From War Relief
After two years nine months in war and relief work across France Italy Greece and more Major William McQueen of the American Red Cross arrives in New York on furlough then plans to return to Europe. He was decorated by Greece for relief efforts and speaks of famine and typhus crises in West Russia Poland and the Balkans.
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William McQueen
American Red Cross
Elizabeth McQueen
Central Street
Erre
Major Mcqueen
Pittsburg
France
McQueen
Italy
Switzerland
Serbia
Albania
Montenegro
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Poland
West Russia
Paris
New York City
Grappa
Pari
Mr Quern
Rome
Greece
Red Cross
Order of the Savior
Rumania
Red Grass
New York
Palestine
Egypt
Constantinople
Organ
Warshaw
Paria
New Amsterdam
Europe
Ialy
Belgium
United States
Balkan States
America
Majer McQueen
Juvenlre
Af Shiel Ie
Inquirer
Ried
Crows
Capital Poultry Show Opens in Montpelier City Hall
The Capital Poultry Show begins this morning at Montpelier City Hall with exhibits of birds. President George H. Wood, Secretary EC Harrett, and Treasurer James F. Ewing lead the association as judging commences and staff oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Poultry Association
Montpelier City Hall
Coorer
George H. Wood
EC Harrett
James F. Ewing
WN. Brevertt
Years Automobiles In State Rise In 19E2 Totals
A fragmentary report shows a higher count of automobiles in the state this year with motels and related numbers noted. The unreadable OCR text leaves the exact figures and dates unclear.
Senators Probe Coal Profit Charges in Federal Cases
Washington reports a Senate committee investigating a coal profit scheme tied to government employes and officials. Dan Sims, once with the Justice Department, was summoned after resigning amid disputes with Attorney General Palmer over evidence. Three names were presented, two still in federal service. one long-ago wartime appointee now out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dan Sims
Conoper
Idianapolis
Paler
Woon
Senate
Ion
H. Cushing
Basil i
Tt Service
Shrine Robbery at St Monica’s Church Christmas Day
A shrine at Blessed Virgin in St Monica’s church was broken into on Christmas Day. About 10 to 15 dollars in voluntary offering for candles was likely taken. the act may have been committed by someone familiar with the church. The box was pried open with a claw tool, and this is the fourth such incident in about ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Monica’s Church
Monien
Walker and Thomson Married at Home Church Ceremony
George G. Walker and Mrs Isabell Thomson, both of 3 Reithaves, were married at Mr Thoesen's home with Rev Willi MeN Kittredge performing the ceremony. Only close relatives attended, a cupper was served, and the group sang. Major William McQueen attended. after the reception, the couple planned a week or ten days at Montreat before returning to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Walker
Isabell Thomson
Thoesen
Bine
Willi
Kittredge
Hyterian Churol
John Welker
David Cummings
William "McQueen
Montreat
Mgr
Mes. Walker
Walker
Harrison Genpite Co
Mire Walle
I Kiarenne
Toalle
Sau Domne
Baker Fraser Wedding Notice in Cassbe Massachusetts
The wedding of Miss Emily M Procerto of Baker at Cassbe Massachusetts was announced. Mrs Baker attended Sprastbolling school and served in the quartermaster department in town. Many relatives plan to attend and extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vity Twilieg
Emily M. Procerto
Baker
Cassbe
Mass
Sprastbolling School
Quartermaster’ Department
Court hearing set for alleged chemist in Marre City
Fragmentary notice notes Robert Calvin Barett and My Care Tree called in Mary We the Congregational Williamstown. Rev G W Ettiekaring and others mentioned. Case involves Barte and A A Pine related to millinery department. Hearing scheduled in Marre City court with terms unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Calvin Barett
Mary
Williamstown
Yesterda
G. Ewettiekaring
Manat
Barte
Dasmex
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Sprimefelt
Esuewner
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Wilson
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Ban Johnsan
Giants
Representative Kahn
Rickenbacker
James F. Collins, Jr
Walter A. Pass
Zimmerman
Farmers’ Exchange
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Mrs
Sherman Chamberlin
J. Bottiggt
Inquiry Board
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Clark
Arioli Hearing
Capital Poultry Show
ST. Monica’s Shrine
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Canbridge, Mass
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