France Standstill on Submarine Tonnage at Arms Talks
At the Washington arms conference naval committee France reiterated a demand for about 90 000 tons of submarines, blocking a hoped agreement. The American compromise to cap subs and auxiliary craft at 10 000 tons was rejected by France after consultations with naval experts and the French cabinet. The session adjourned with no resolution and plans to reconvene later.
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France
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Paris
Preas
Conferece
Fragmentary notice on local events from a damaged page
The readable parts show garbled text referencing a total lows ad and a person described in distorted terms. The fragmentary nature suggests a small local item or notice with no clear names, places, dates, or concrete facts to summarize conclusively.
Noted English actor Sir John Hare Dies at 77
Lomton Dec 28 By the Associated Press The death of Sir John Hare noted English actor and manager was announced today He was 77 He toured the United States starting 1805 appearing in Dante and The Gay Lord Quex He managed Garrick Theatre 1889 first at Globe 1907 with The Gay Lord Quex He was knighted in 1907 and made a farewell tour assignments noted his leadership in Pinero works and stage roles across many years
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John Hare
Lomton
Associated Press
United States
Dante
Gay Lord Ques
Liverpool
London
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall
St James Theatre
Garrick Theatre
Pineroe
Globe Theatre
Guy Lord Quex
Charles Frohman
Nicpoleon
Duke of York Theatre
Donegal and Navan Back Peace Treaty Ratification
A Belfast report says North Donegal Fein Slubs at Burcrana endorsed the Irish peace treaty, urging local representatives to push ratification. Navan urban council also voted for ratification at a December 27 meeting, signaling wide local support for the Anglo Irish peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Vnt Fein
Donegal
Burcrana
Ireland
Aix Duil Kieran
Threvout Fan
Ulster
Government of Ireland
Navan
County Meath
Montpelier Post Votes to Fund New Club Rooms on State Street
Montpelier Post No 3 votes to secure funds for maintenance of new club rooms on State Street with end of quarter assessments proposed. Members also consider delaying arrears payments and extending time for back dues. Commissioner John Buthes to visit St Albans for a compensation case hearing related to Optar Lepage death. Funeral of James Smith, former Montpelier resident, held with services in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Butthes
Industaien
St. Albans
Priday
Louis Lepage
Liability Insurance Company
Optar
Lepage
Middy Mann
James Kennedy
Washington County
Iity
John H. Stane
Chelsea
James Smith
Montpelier
Perial
Bay
Willies
Binet
Sterthedders
Larwending
Sivemes
Whiewe Hand
Raedevr le Doertingtoe
Board of
Dipweters
Germany Seeks Her Colonies or Mandate Over Colonies
The Hamburg chamber of commerce reports Germany’s 2021 peace efforts failed and urges revision of Versailles and London terms to allow Germany access to foreign credit and regain colonies or gain a mandate. It criticizes American shipping policy and notes strained trade with Mexico Brazil and Chile, worsened by coal shortages and anti alien property taxes.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
Germany
Hamburg Chamber of Commerce
France
England
America
London
Mexica
Brazil
Chile
Japan
United States
Peven
Archivists Tackle World War II Records Sorting
Wayne Fl Stevern of Dart fhnuth college told the National association annual meeting that historians face difficulties in sorting documents translations and transcripts from the war era. He urged orderly archiving to preserve wartime materials and emphasized careful handling of varied sources and sensitive timing.
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St. Louie
Dee
Ang
Wayne FL
Stevern
Historical Department
Dart + fhnuth college
National 1 Association
River Subside Report From Local Waters
Fragmentary OCR note reports water levels receding along the river. Mentions storm impact and a nearby shoreline area with slight damage or risk. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing names or dates.
Shute Case Proceedings In Pelletier Affair
Boston December 28 prosecutors for District Attorney Pelletier press for hearings in a gripping case coupling Senator Reed and Louis Epple with the Boston licensing board. Testimony details payments to settle hotel complaints amid extortion charges and questions over private records. The court debated admissibility and motives as witnesses described enmeshed legal maneuvering and alleged docket alterations.
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Boston
Joseph C. Pelletier
Weston Allen
James A. Reed
Missouri
Pelletive
Louis Epple
Boston Licensing Board
Higgins Hotel
Meyer Berman
Daniel H. Coakley
Isaac Gordon
Berman
Allen
Pelletier
Reed
Samuel KE
Sone
Epple
Defenee
Alley
Wnmun
R. Brackett
Bangor
H. H. Paten
William H. Powell
Brackett
Joint Judiciary Commission
Massachusetts
WL Patten
Hut
George E. Thompson
Ex-Empress Zita Sets Course for Switzerland
Ex Empress Zita travels toward Switzerland with her two children, aiming to regroup amid mounting political tension as authorities arrange protective steps and observers note risks and uncertainties.
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Empress Zita
Switzerland
Atin
Talk of the Town of Madeira and local births and events
A garbled town notes item from North A Fruncal Madeira Main street records social mentions. Several names appear with family events and local births, surgeries, and holiday greetings, though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Five Hours Question Prepared For Burch Case
In Los Angeles on December 28 a hypothetical five hour reading was expected to be presented to all courts by the defense in the Arthur Burch murder trial. Insanity is a key defense and the question aims to prove the defendant's mental condition. The defense called Rev Wil A Burch of Evanston to testify about his son’s alleged insanity and the foundation for introducing the question was laid yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur
Defert
Wil A. Burch
Evanston, TH
Bandits Loot 325 Cases of Whiskey From Blue Ribbon Distillery
A mob of 25 or more raided the Blue Ribbon distillery near Eminence Kentucky stealing 325 cases of bottled in bond whiskey. Guards were locked in the office while the thieves used mobile trucks to flee the scene. Police alerted to pursue the robbers as authorities traced the getaway.
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Loulusilla
Dee
Associated
Proas
Blue Ribbon
Eminence
Louisville
Ltn Eee
Rand Toway & Ines
Greetings to Wilson on 65th Birthday
Washington DC today marks former President Wilson turning 65 at his home in the capital. Reports describe a quiet celebration with close associates and family present.
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Wilson
Washington, D.C
Menace of Movies discussed at moral conference
Delegates from Chicago and national reform groups met to discuss the menace of motion pictures and its impact on youth. Jase Mfr Guyer and J. Louie Guyer urged exposure of harmful music and experiments in a so called academy. Daniel WH. Kress testified on cigarettes and crime in Washington.
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Chicago
J. Louie Guyer
Jase
Guyer
Daniel WH. Kress
Washington Canitarium
Washington, D
Refined Sugar Drops After Weak Market and Cuba Prices
New York reports refined sugar at a five cent level for the first time in years as weakness in the sugar market continues. The Federal Sugar Refining company cuts its prices and raw sugar falls to its lowest in a decade with Cuban crop values also slipping further.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining) Company
Italy Extends Aid Amid Soviet Area Mine Work Dispute
An article notes Italy provides aid to workers in a southern Russian mine area after a leak reveals unrest. An agreement is signed by the organization president and Soviet officials, while the government confirms continued supply of medicines to the workers.
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Russia
Autopsy on Sam Wah Murder Suspected in Vermont
In St Johnsbury an autopsy by Dr. C F Whitney on Sam Wah a 76 year old Chinese laundryman found dead in his basement laundry raises murder suspicions. Blood stains on the head hands a near poker and in the room fuel talk of robbery or possible stabbing with a stove knife. Police recovered the body and state authorities joined the investigation as residents fear foul play.
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St. Johnsbury
C. F. Whitney
Burlington
Sam Wah
Scott Block
Railroad Street
Wah
Bt. Johnsbury
Wogate
Police Law
Finley
Tom Wallace Rime
James B. Campbell
Whitney Ro
New York Bandits Recounted in Fatal Confrontation
In New York on December 28 a clash with bandits ended with one man killed after a pipe struck him in the head. An unidentified woman’s case drew the iceman into the pursuit, but the assailants escaped for several blocks before disappearing from view.
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New York
Charles Hayes
Iceman
Bailey Loses Championship Bout in Fury at Capacity Meet
The event drew a capacity crowd as Polisl champion Bailey faced a decisive second round defeat after a fierce bout. Halley’s and O’Connell from Greenfield and Cirgenfield, Mars were introduced, with a lengthy draw preceding the finish.
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A. Dentle
Balle
Bailey
Bias
Halley
Wadsing
Mar Enon
Greenfield
Mass
O'Connell
Jim Burns
Cirgenfield
Mars
Dom Deeatiyet
Newingland
Crushed by Engine on Local Street
Report states a man was injured when an engine collapsed a street structure. He sustained extensive injuries and was transported to Central Veterans hospital for treatment. Authorities noted multiple bones broken and pain severe, with initial details incomplete.
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Frank Root
Fragmentary courtroom note from White River Junction gambling case
Fragmentary OCR text from White River Junction December entry reports a gambling machine matter in which the defendant faced an attorney, State's Attorney Mew, and a county cart reference. The garbled lines suggest a courtroom proceeding or newspaper notice with missing details.
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White River Junction
Reymond
Wulky
Barre Aldermen Finalize Year Budget and City Payments
The Barre aldermen reviewed year end finances to determine funds for department needs. They approved a second reading of appropriation resolutions and planned a special meeting to finish the budget. Readings covered cemetery trust interest, Salvation Army contributions, and various payroll and utility reimbursements. A lunch room license for Peter Maborini was referred for investigation, and the North Main Granite corner project was discussed as alterations to the former Emleton house proceed.
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Barre
Inet
Alderman McCarthy
Ore
Trea Uier
Salvation Army
Old Town Hall
Barre Gas Company
Becker & Shapman Valve Mfg. Co
T.C. McGarthy
H. W. Scott
George Tonguny
Scott
Wille
Peter Maborini
Wogthen
Hiengae ‘Committee
Mabenna
North Main
Granite Streets
Empleton House
Apeetor
South Ryegate Creamery shares to be offered in vote
The South Ryegate Creamery cooperative reports the sale of up to 200 shares at 25 par value each with a $500 limit per stockholder. A shareholders meeting is planned at J P Melam’s office in Ryegate. Directors Alexander Smith Salen Park and James McLam are listed. The Porter Screen Company in Winooski increases authorized capital to 875 414 000 with 7 800 shares at $100 par value, fully paid and non assessable. Signed by Harry A Way president and Henry Way clerk.
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South Myegate Co-operative
Greamery
Lee
James
McLam
Ryegate
Porter Screen Company
Winooski
Harry A. Way
Henry "T. Way
Funeral of Edwin Carleton at Orange Florida
Edwin Carleton of 21 Highland avenue died in December at Orange Florida where he spent winters. Funeral held yesterday at two o’clock from his home with pallbearers and many friends in attendance. Interment in Elmo lot. Dr Margaret Carleton of Keene New Hampshire attended, with daughters Mary and Fannie unable to be present. Dr Carleton returned to her home in Keene afterward.
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Edwin Carleton
Highland Avenue
Orange Fla
Frank J. KR
M. Lyon
A.W Lane
Quincy HH. Perry
William J. Clapp
Elmo Wird
Margaret Carleton
Keene
N. Ht
Carleton
Appointment of Officers for Joint Installation
A fragmented list names Harry Burnett Sachem John Milne and others as appointed officers for a joint installation with the council of Poesy. The text mentions wampum keepers and a degree master, with an installation scheduled in January, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Milne
Ales Bs Cormeck
James Blair
Floyd W. Holt
FP OA. Wark
William F. Walker
William, Watt
Ire B. Wright
John K. Milan
Council of Poesy Hémtas Jan
L A A C HL Holds Regular Meeting
TheLAAC HL held its regular meeting in the evening. Officer reports noted an amount of seven dollars and the minutes reference attempted scoring notes from the session.
Wells River Lumber Shed Destroyed In Fire
A Wells River lumber shed owned by Ellery Davie burned to ashes after a fire began near Grid Tuesday. Loss is estimated around 6000 with contents including dried and various woods. two trucks inside were destroyed. Firefighters faced low water pressure and freezing conditions as poles and lights were damaged. The incident left the area without power briefly but water remained available to combat the blaze.
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Wells River
Ellery Davie
John Bons
Mr. Button
Henderson
Stuart
Fire Endangers Eight In Brookline Apartment Blaze
Eight residents were endangered when a fire swept an apartment on Piasaant Street early today. Three were burned and two escaped by crawling through a window to the veranda of a neighboring building. Among the victims were Rosstord Colt of New York, Mrs Arnold Krathnd, and Miss Margaret A Gray a Red Cross worker. Cause is a cigar end. Loss is estimated at
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Piasaant Street
Tolay
Tagerment House
Rostord Colt
New York
Arnold
Margaret A. Gray
Red Cross
Notre
Come Back for Stronger Team Rally at Assembly Hall
The note cheers a student body returning with spirit after a rough season. It mentions banners, seniors preparing for a ball, and a hope that the marching band will perform at the bowl. The writer recalls past games and hints at plans for a future “Baby Bowl” Christmas program.
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Eee
P. S
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Civil Service Commission
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