Quincy Fire Ravages Block. Two Firemen Hurt
A three story wooden business block on Hanwork street near Quincy square burned in a general alarm fire. The loss is about 200000, largely borne by Mutual Furniture. Volunteer fireman James Bolles and Hoseman Thomas Murphy were overcome by smoke and hospitalized. Fire spread across the street, damaging homes and a hall, with high winds and a short circuit blamed for additional damage and outages. The cause remains undetermined.
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Quincy
Masse
Hanwork Street
Quincy Square
Mutual Furniture Corporation
James Bolles
Thomas Murphy
Central Fire Station
Star Say Company
Heckiry
GA. B. Hall
Manooex
John Marchetti
Jule
Bas
Milton
Fire destroys hardware store and homes in Gray Corner
Fire in Gray Corner Me. caused $65 000 in losses to five wood frame buildings on Main Street near the square. The blaze damaged a hardware store and another building housing an estimated stock value of 3 000. A residence further away sustained related damage as investigators pursue the cause.
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Gray Corner
Fray
Main Sreet
Firey Corner
Gom
Stevens
Lather
Dames B. Hail
Fire damages rear of St John the Baptist Church
In New Britain Connecticut worshippers crowded into the Church of St John the Baptist when a rear fire broke out during early services. Rev Father directed emergency response, removed altar vessels and led evacuation. The blaze scorched the rear wall and roof. Estimated damage about 15000 dollars.
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Church of St. John
New Britain
Conn
St. John the Pee Lixt
Aenes
Leove
Fire Following Explosion Endangers 81 in Rochester Tenement
A three story frame building in Rochester central district was destroyed after a mysterious explosion, endangering 81 residents. Police investigate possible blackhead plot as cause remains unclear.
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Rochester
PLAN RESTORATION OF EUROPE S BUSINESS
Paris reports a high level meeting at the French foreign office between British and French financiers to form an international banking consortium. The aim is to stabilize Europe economically and influence postwar recovery, despite tensions over German and Russian participation and Bolshevik officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Teo
Associated Prese
London
Germ
Russia
Troops Deployed as Mexican Assembly Sessions Clash
Mexico City December reports an armed clash as deputies faced violent disruption during the social democratic faction struggle. Troops were summoned to restore order, with at least 200 soldiers placed at the disposal of President C. de la Huerta as followers clashed with lashes and sticks in the gallery.
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Mexico City
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Constitutionaliat
Congress
Senor
Exiled to Ceylon Nationalists of Egypt In Trouble
Fragmentary dispatch notes that Egyptian nationalists faced relocation to Ceylon after disturbances. References a plan to move Zaghoul and ongoing unrest following rioting that damaged orders and led to removal actions.
Fire at Biddeford Me Sparks Chile Breaks Off
Fragmented OCR text reports a fire incident at Biddeford Maine with mentions of Chile breaking off and references to weather hampering patrols. Other garbled phrases reference parley, postings, and chemical street names, lacking coherent details but indicating disrupted operations and unclear outcomes.
Trustees Removed as Publishing Company Board Cleared
Boston December news reports the First Church of Christ Scientist announces removal of the remaining trustees of the Christian Science Publishing company. Directors claim court jurisdiction over removals while trustees protest and cite Supreme Court rulings supporting the directors. The board seeks to fill vacancies with McKenzie, Artasas, and Patton of Boston.
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Boston
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Christian Science Publishing Company
Supreme Court
Te Society
Eupreme
Elureh
Fog Een Ee W. Biy
Taee
Aseteaay
Trauters
Lamont Renee Fe
de Mira
Pala
Warlor
Crosby
Trnsters
Usterape
Remooval
Willian 2. McKenzie
Cam
George W. 1
Artasas
James BE. Patton
Board of
Trustess
One Charge Left in Embezzlement Case at State Level
Dec 20 report from Waukegua indicates Governor Lar Small faced only one charge after broader allegations of embezzlement were dropped. Fred Sterling and Vernon Curtle involved in settlements totaling 2.9 million during Sterling’s state treasurer tenure. remaining charges dismissed by judicial action and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegua
Lar Small
Wes
King
Fred Sterling
Vernon Curtle
Sterling
Jugs
Claire A. Kalwarde
Comet Glen
Farmer Faces Large Debts in Local Bankruptcy Case
Burlington bankruptcy filing details farmer Charles White of Georgia. Debts amount to SIKISLO4 with surety of SILAS. Property valued at 1,165 claimed by the creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. White
Georgia
Burlington
Ferrin
Charles ¥. White
Suerte
Silas
More alienists called in murder trial defense
More alienists were to be called today to testify for the defense in the murder trial of Arthur Bord, charged with killing Delton Kemandy. Three have already testified that Bord was insane at the time.
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Arther C
Butch
Los Angeles Cah
Arthur
Bord
Delton Kemandy
Bank President Assailant Incident Reported In State
A fragmentary report notes W Brindsly, president of Mostag Oels State Bank, was allegedly shot in a late night incident. The text is garbled but references a bank leader and a supposed event at a location linked to Movtag state bank. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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W. Brindsly
Mostag, Oels, State Bank
East Montpelier Ale Removal Notice
In East Montpelier a notice signals the removal of the ale um bende. The fragment indicates an action tied to local concerns and regulatory language, awaiting readable context for full details.
Larsen Monoplane Sets 26 Hour Air Record At Mineola
Larsen monoplane piloted by Edward Stinson and mechanic Loyd Bertaut broke the 24 hour record, remaining aloft 26 hours 1 minute 35 seconds before a faulty oil counter forced descent near Mineola New York. They fought bitter cold and navigational issues, with both men freezing fingers and enduring fatigue after an all night effort.
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Mineola
N. Y
Associated Prete
Larsen Manor
Edward Stinson
Stinson
Fiere
Lett
Bertists
Uim
Sen Antone
Trx
Bertaud
le Im New York
Ing Bertiud
Stinesa
Canada's commerce declines in year to November 2021
Ottawa reports a sharp drop in Canada’s commerce for the 12 months ended November 2021. Exports totalled 80408.42 in a year with imports and trade values distorted by inconsistent figures. Imports from the United States were valued at 1.0 trillion? and exports near 890.08 million, reflecting a weakened domestic economy.
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Otlawa
Ontane
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
ASMA
SLI Ont
United States
Butter Prices Melt as Shipments Rule Market Declines
A San Francisco report notes butter prices tumble amid a large shipment bound for New York and other eastern ports. Extra choice butter remains in storage as prices slide to forty cents per pound, down seven and one half cents from the previous week.
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San Francisco
New York
Australia
New Zealand
Theresa
Moore
Foley
Power Plant Dynamited Shuts Lima After Dark Outage
A damaged Peru report notes a dynamite attack on a power plant near Lima causing widespread blackouts. The incident disrupted electrical lines into the capital, affecting transportation and daily services as authorities investigate claims and restore power.
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Lima
Peru
Lina
Sean
Seat Hgwt
Mroet
Veur's
Talk of the Town and the Mirth of a City Night
The item depicts a lively social scene with mentions of streets and parties, highlighting the mood and timing of community interactions. It notes a gathering linked to a local committee, with references to memories and expected moments.
Gross and Increasing Secret Immorality
Chicago officials announce grand jury indictments against three women owners of massage parlors. State's Attorney Crowe vows to close hundreds of such establishments in the city. He warns some venues cater to women and hints at after-hours engagements.
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Chicago
Robert F. Crowe
Crowe
Armour daughter’s cure claim disputed by Lorenz report
Chicago December reports say Journal of the American Medical Association questioned a cure claimed for Lolita Armour, daughter of J Odgen Armour. Mrs Arm, now Mrs John J Mitchell, recalls 10 to 19 operations by Dr John Ridlon and Dr Lorenz. She notes one hip improved but not perfectly cured, attributing earlier work to Lorenz before his involvement.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Lolita Armour
J. Odgen Armour
de. Lorenz
Vienna
Minx
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Mitchell
John Ridlon
Lorenz
Lorene
May avert crisis over Italian bank moratorium
Rome reports the Bank Matian di Seunta received a one year moratorium after doors were closed yesterday. Officials have not confirmed a failure and observers fear a crisis but some believe the danger may pass as court action shields the bank for 12 months.
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Rome
Prem
Banca Matian di Seunta
Courteetion
Erisie
Montpellier Knights elect officers for ensuing year
The annual Montpellier Knights of Pythias election named Chancellor Commander Robert Prout and other officers for the coming year. Knights conferred on B. B. Calder, Sheldon and Parry, followed by a luncheon and degree work. Several locals faced court actions or employment matters as city notes and meetings were reported.
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Montpellier
Robert Prout
Fred J Somers
Tra
Cheever
Charles H. Lagi
St Onde
F. 5
Uratt
Snanes
Montpelier
American Legion
Harvey FL Goodell
Parker-Young Company
Urters
Wells River
W. Trafford Teachout
Yeesterday
Bennington
Teachout
Bennington County
State Farm Bureau
Dartington
Ke Riley, Jr
State Forestry Vent
Hee
Elmire
Washington
Sereing
Marre City
Barre
Bowers
Montspelier
Dede
W. A. Landhee
Resten
Tod Tour
Central
Vermont
Dermullmrns
Serradekt
van Crewe Otters
Boston DA Pelletier accused in extortion scheme
A Boston court hears a new charge in the Pelletier removal case. Witness Harry C Bernstein testifies that Daniel H Coakley offered to drop charges against Daniel H L with an $81000 fee, refundable if unsuccessful. Mrs Dorothy Vote Lawrence testifies about 1916 actions amid a dispute over automobile ownership and assets.
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Boston
C. Pelletier
J. Weston Allen
Warren
Daniel
Harry C. Bernstein
New York
Hoston
Thomas D. Lavelle
Daniel H. Coakley
Coakley
Pelletier
Guy W. Lawrence
Gardiner
Dorothy Vote
James A. Reed
Missouri
Daniel HL. Coa
William
Gene
Robert
Bry Astate
Dodge
Pattanyall
Lawrence
State condemns thousands of pounds of meat for tuberculosis
Over four thousand pounds of pork and about one hundred thirty three thousand pounds of beef were condemned and destroyed by the state department of agriculture since July 1. The action used funds from livestock appropriation to cover market value and not all meat falls under tuberculosis eradication.
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State Department of Agriculture
Died in Moretown Mrs Ella Pearsall Passes Away
Died yesterday in Moretown Mrs Ella Pearsall age 38, at home in the common near Moreieer. funeral plans not yet released. Local residents mourn the unexpected loss of a longtime resident and neighbor.
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Ella Pearsall
Morsiene
Blizzard in Balifaes Shuts City Street Car Service
A severe blizzard disrupted Balifaes street car service forcing suspensions across routes. Transit officials warned of continued delays as officials assess damage and restore operations amid ongoing winter storm conditions.
Marriage Held at Home of the Bride's Mother
Alice Bronetta Clardi daughter of Te Clardi of Zxnleon place and Peter Guverinieri of Morrisville were married in the bride’s home in the afternoon. The ceremony by James Smart justice of the peace. Reception followed at QO. C. hall with over 100 guests. The couple departed on the 11 o'clock train for a wedding trip to Boston and Providence.
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Alice Bronetta Clardi
Te, Clardi
Zxnleon Place
Peter Guvrinieri
Morrisville
James Smart
Justied
Margaret Lamperti
Brunetto Clanti
Wae Bostaan
Norwich Polo Team Storms Back For 10 9 Victory
Northfield Dec 30 Norwich university polo team beat the strong New Jersey cavalry squad at Newark 10 to 9 in a whirlwind finish. White of Norwich stood out after entering when the damage was 7 1 against them. The New Jersey cavalry had previously defeated Cornell and Princeton this year.
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New Jersey Cavalry
Newark
Northfield
Norwich University
N.J
Plumley
F. B. Ba
Waris
Norwich
White
Cornell
Princeton
Vinicia Club Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Vinicia club reports its strongest year yet with larger membership and solid finances. Athol R Dell resigns as secretary and is elected vice president. New officers include President James Setter, Vice President Athol R Bell, Treasurer Wiley, Secretary A J Mare, and board members John T Averill Maurice B Watkins Roward O Mackay A C Simpson. Plan discussions covered cooperation with the Board of Trade for social events and winter programs. thirteen new members admitted.
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Vinettia Club
Ipocet
Athol Re Dell Pon
Wevenger
James Setter
Dent
Athol R. Bell
Wiley
A. J. Mare
John T. Averill
C Averill
Maurice B. Watkins
Roward
Mackay
A. C. Simpson
H. White
B. L. White
N. B. Mallard
Frank Sassi
George Stewart
Richard Atteldge
Board of Trade
Temberabip
Christmas Tree Gift Night by Salvation Army
Presents for children were distributed by the Salvation Army at 7530 in the Army room last evening. More than seventy-two youngsters gathered for the annual Christmas tree program directed by Mrs. Sykes and Parone. The event featured poems readings and a light entertainment segment with songs and a humorous act, as gifts were handed out to the children.
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Salvation Army
Parone
Quarte
Karoy
Syke
Toome
Sykes
Tublahy
Farner
Mise Hteottemble
Parmer
Four Licenses Taken Away At College Conference
Secretary of State Henry A. Birk revoked licenses amid serious complaints. Listed were Mile Whiting of Orleans, Wildoan B. White and Andre Martin of Williston, with Godas as President and Treas. Qreer of Nor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Birk
Moreeriile
Mile Whiting
Orleans
Wildoan B. White
Andrey Martin de Williston
Godas
Pres Plambey
Treas
Fractured OCR Fragment Describes Garden Site Encounter
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Corewell, Sannenhep, Whetinwund Creed, and an entering bape with fowe ee eee ba cent. The text appears to reference an allied leader Cakes and Betetmere context, but key names and events are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corewell
Boston conference ponders no official suspension for granite industry
A meeting of New England granite manufacturers and quarry owners in Boston discussed the lack of working proposals for a multi year term. No official suspension was decided, and plants with orders will likely operate after year’s start. A Barre committee returned with plans for a special manufacturers meeting Tuesday at 2:90 to report on the Boston conference. A governing committee was named to handle the industry situation including J. M. Boutwell, D. S. McIntosh, O. B. Smith, By H. Hinman, C. H. Mogets, F. Marnock, and O. S. Swenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Barre
Association
J. M. Boutewell
Montpelier
David 5. McIntosh
Quincy
Mae
O. B Smith
Westerly
BR Hinman
C. HL Mogets
Rock
Mass
Marnock
S. Swenson
Concord
Granite Cutters Present New Bill To Labor Pact
Gran ite cutters in Barre present proposals to the Granite Workersand polishers unions for a new agreement effective April 1 1922 through April 1 1924. The plan seeks an eight hour day six days a week with a full holiday Saturday and a two shift system. Wages remain at 1 50 per hour with double overtime. Dust suction devices and sick leave insurance are demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Rene Changer
Forest Protection Extra Appropriation Authorized
State Board of Control approves a 21 009 appropriation plus an additional 100 for the forest department for the months of 922 to duty. Hastings seeks funds due to delayed regislation and rising fire prevention costs. The extra money funds hiring, printing, and security measures, including department staff and vault access improvements, to meet emergency needs.
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State Board of Control
Forgvny Department
State Board of Eontrol
State Forpeter
W. G. Hastings
Ion Wade
Combitiens Sre
Amd Ragaieth
Wekmulsaetle
Secrvtary of State
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City
Tony Ture
Europe
Ceylon
Egypt
Aswa
Cr Pasha
Zaghoul
Biddeford
Chile
Elfert
Christian Science Church
Len Small
Hlincis
Movtag State Bank
East
Larsen
Rsports
Talk OF
the Town
Cmt
Caemenetel
Trek
Banca Italian di Sconto
Italy
Groton and
Peachem
Moretown
Ella L Pearsall
Helens, Mest
Balifae
Ata
Guerinieri
Ciardi
Norwich Polo Team
Vincitia Club
James Sector
Presents
Mittee
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