Churchill Arrival in Belfast Draws Massive Peace Rallies
Winston Spencer Churchill spoke to about six thousand at a Belfast rally as 5000 troops were stationed for crowd control. Unionists paraded an effigy while Liberal and Nationalist supporters filled the park and Churchill promised government rules aligned with imperial interests and Irish parliamentary powers.
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Churchill
Belfast
Ireland
Winston Spencer Churchill
Na Honalista
Orangemen
Fin Hotel
John Redmond
William Redmond
Joseph Devlin
Leland
Srieh
New Indictment in Bolduc Case Sees Reed as Principal
Suffolk county grand jury late yesterday returned a new indictment in the Marie A. Bolduc death case of Manchester New Hampshire. The new count names Mrs Reed as principal with Dr John D Ferguson Miss Mary A O Neil and Mrs Jennie M Shattuck as accomplices and after the fact. The trial was set to begin February 19 after a motion by Assistant District Attorney Lex Hello.
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Boston
Fob
Suffolk County
Marie A. Bolduc
Manchester
N. H
Annie M. Reed
Mary A. O'Neil
Lexhello
Entombed Miners Talked Through Air Pipes During Rescue
Rapid progress by rescuers at the Bunker Hill mine near Butter Creek California as a cave in trapped six and a half men yesterday. The entombed workers talked and joked through air pipes with rescuers through the night, signaling improving conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Creek
Cal
Bunker Hill
Progress Toward Settlement At Boston Port
An intense conference in Heston on February 8 brought together transatlantic steamship agents and striking longshoremen in hopes of an immediate settlement. Overtures were exchanged with progress noted, five weeks into the strike at Boston. Longshoremen convened in Charlestown to hear the report and a decision on the conference outcome was expected later that afternoon.
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Heston
Trikeing
Boston
Charlestown
Purse Presented to Cardinal at Boston Diocese Banquet
A substantial purse was presented to the cardinal by the Boston diocese at a banquet held at the Somerset hotel last night. The event drew Vicery city and town representatives in the diocese, with Governor Fos and Edward Feeney of Brooklyn among the guests from the national Catholic Scrivilege association.
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Boston
Nurse thought to be Dorothy Arnold ruled out
Philadelphia reports that the nurse believed by some at Philadelphia General Hospital to be Dorothy Arnold is not the missing heiress. John KE Keith of New York and a private detective visited the hospital with a local detective, found the supposed Dorothy Arnold was five feet tall, and handwriting samples did not match. Mrs Tillegas Bean, once named as the heiress, arrived in December with her seven month old. the child died of scarlet fever and she later claimed to be an assistant nurse.
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Philadelphia
Feb
New Philadelpha General Hospital
Dorothy Arnold
John KE
Keith
New Ira
Arnold
New York
Ace
K Lhome
Tillegas Bean
Lith
Vine Streets
Novothy Arnold
Mra
Florenie Mvere
Many Dead in Portugal Floods Ruin Crops
Lisbon reports a large death toll as the Tiga river bursts its banks flooding districts. Many barges sink and crops are destroyed across the flooded area. The chamber votes 9 million to aid victims.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Tiga
Four Boys Admit Robbery at Lehigh County Case
In Allentown Pennsylvania four youths aged 11 to 16 pleaded guilty to a series of burglaries tied to a gang. The boys named stores and locations robbed including W L Bodine Co and various local shops. Judge Thompson sentenced them to reform school until they reach adulthood and placed them on probation for three years.
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Ellen Falls
HL. Hoelompson
George Beltow
Aiter Augustinowiex
Floyd Hruhandied
Adam Sweklo
W. L. Bodine & Co
Thy
Clirk
Stowet's
Cray’s
Freeman's Stwiko
Band Weert
Richardson
York Rachot
Field Lawrence
International Paper Company
Mra
Aldeinhad Burnett's
Stockwell’s
Coolnow Brothers
Wind U Hievele
T. Sheewhn
Morse Morse Morse limelight morse ducks hastening to germany
Morse and Charles W Morse with wife and singer Dr A T Fowler passed through Atlanta heading to New York from Fort McPherson hospital. Morse in fair spirits but paroled banker plans to go abroad within ten days for Germany. interviewers declined.
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Washington, D
Vic
Charles W. Morse
A. T. Fowler
Fran Atlantia
New York
Dr. Fowler
Morse
Morie
Kad
Atlanta
James Wy Morse
Governor's Island Sale Proposal Stirring Opposition
The report notes Congress may be asked to approve selling Governor's Island for commercial use. Opponents argue moving the army headquarters from the island to lower valued property would be wasteful. A potential profit of several million dollars for the government is mentioned, with Colonel George Andrews expressing disbelief at a congressional sale by auction of such key military property.
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New York
Feb. S
Congress
Governor's Island
George Andrews
Little Island
Pickering Named Vermont Football Coach in Minnesota Move
Karl Pickering of the University of Minnesota accepts an offer to coach Vermont football this year, prompting a notable cross conference change. The Feb decision marks a milestone for Pickering as he departs Minnesota for Vermont.
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Minneapolis
Karl Pickering
University of Minnesota
University of Vermont
Negro Author Dead Dr Edward Wilmont Pryden
Dr Edward Wilmont Pryden, noted author and educator, formerly president of Liberia College, died today in Liebra. His tenure at the college marked a significant era in Liberian education and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilmont Pryden
Liebra
Leone
Kdiward Wilmont Pryden
Liberia College
The American Girl and Society's Training of Children
A historical critique contrasts natural development with deliberate training of children and girls. It argues that guiding育 youth yields strong girls, while critics label modern American girls as wild and brazen, reflecting dated social expectations.
Military observers to assess Lawrence strike conditions
Delegation led by Adjutant Tuberty of New Hampshire and Col. Paul Habbidge of Keene, with Captain CW Jehison of Petersborough, will travel to Lawrence to observe military conditions surrounding the strike situation and report back.
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Paul
Habbidge
Keene
CW. Jehison
Petersborough
Lawrence
Investigation of Money Trust Referred to House Committee
Representative Pujo of Louisiana, chairman of the House Banking and Currency Committee, plans to introduce a resolution to grant plenary powers to investigate the money trust in the United States. The action follows referral of the matter to the committee for consideration in Washington D. C. Fel. 8.
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House
Washington, D.C
Pujo
Louisiana
Ean Pete
Money Trust
Jehr
United States
St Albans urged to act on summer business and tourism
In a Burlington Free Press style plea the piece urges St Albans to expand its Intel facilities and tourism appeal. It compares the city to Burlington, calls for delegation visits to nearby towns, and notes substantial summer traffic to Vermont. The writer questions local leadership and urges ambitious action to attract travelers and industry.
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Wien
Bt. Albans
Burlington Free Press
Intel
Vermont
St. Albans
Champlain Valley
Burlington
James Bryce
America
Barlington
Branties
Canada
Abe
St. Alban War
Woodstock
Manchester
Hartfort
Wells
Hiver
Official Left Town Without Explanation
Rutland February reports a village auditor’s planned audit followed by Horace Fenton disappearing with cash. The once respected overseer of the poor left Wallingford with about 800 dollars and a large portion of his payroll after alleged family troubles. Police trace his movements toward Albany with a ton of coal. his wife provided a loan note and the case remains under inquiry.
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Wallingford
Rutland
Horace Fenton
Jenly
Hinamilales
B. L. Stafford
le Law
Fenton
East
Tim
Justin
Rotlanil
Bern
Albany
N.Y
Paariutea Thal
Weston
Cnmching
Tieneta
Hoxton Tiny S Company
Rowton
Howe
Courmantle
Rnin
Hii
Corn and Oats Meeting At Washington County Fair
A large gathering from nearly every town in Washington County attended a recent corn and oats meeting. Exhibits showcased potatoes, corn, oats, hay, and dairy products while speakers discussed fertilizer, dairy nutrition, and crop rotation. About 1,200 people joined afternoon and evening sessions.
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Washington County
Niger
Martin
Henn
A. A. Horeland
Martington
Wight
W. PF. McSparren
Purnia
Prio
Templeton
East
Montpelier
Seramd
Vaughan Leathers
Middlesex
Think
Wakefield
Stiles
Life
Awc. Child
Moretown
Hoxie Richards
Maindeld
Misa Mingle Richardson
Middlewes
Bancryft
Barry
Viret
Dweidl Moyray
Mra
FL OH. Templetons
Joseph Marthett
Andrew Elliott
Gault
Meriden Garage Explosion Kills Man In Auto Station
A Meriden auto station blast killed Adam J Engelpardt and wrecked the building. His companion was injured, others escaped largely unhurt. The cause of the gas explosion was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam J. Engelpardt
Meriden
Adam J Ukngelpantz
Native of Williamstown Vt Luther J Vint dies in Manchester
Luther J Vint longtime Manchester carpenter and fire department member died at his home 4 Dutton Street aged 72 He was a native of Williamstown Vermont and lived in Manchester fifty five years He worked various trades before forming Vint Little later worked with Hopes F W Little and finally ran his own business He was a member of Hook and Lad Company No 1 Lafayette Lodge Masons Uncles Sam Veteran Firemen and Vermont Association He survived by four daughters Mrs Gay Mitchell of Warner and Mrs Dr Abbett of Raymond one son Charles U Flint and one sister Mrs H F Litthe of Manchester
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Manchester
N. Hy
Luther J. Vint
Wmd
Aol
WM. Ke Phillipe
Cary
Alpheus Gay
St. Maurs
Connerd
Farington Inn
Eline Street
Martin van Pares
Little
Vint & Little
Rytirliye
Busimess
LM Heas
Tannery
Southchester
Hook Andl Ladde
Emitral
Tne
Flintwir
Lafayette Lolpe of
Masons
OM Tealdente’ Mesceintion
Unel Sam
Vermont
Gay Mutehins
Warner
Dr. Abbett
Raymond
Charis UU
Flint
Mire. H. FE
W. Litthe
Brother to Claim Body Funeral for Mienars Manning
Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock in East Kurre for Mienars Manning who died by suicide at Tomasi farmhouse on Tecklew hill. Rev Hubert Canter to officiate. burial planned in Willson Cemetery at South Barre. East Barre authorities decide on body disposition, brother David Manning to claim remains. no autopsy required.
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Mienars Manning
A. Tomasi
Tecklew Hill
Mat
Whitcomb
East Kurre
Hubert Canter
Webstervilly
Willson
South Barre
Barre
Aud Uloritiae
Yebtenlay
David Manning
T. W. Roark
East Barre
Fire destroys factory in Franklin N near Webster street
A large fire last night gutted the K Wilbur Prewell shop off Webster street and a nearby lumber‑tuning building. The main structure held new machinery and finished stock, now ruined and used as fuel. The Rowell estate ownership and French insured adjacent buildings were involved. loss estimated around ALM.
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Franklin
Thiewood
K. Wilbur Prewell
Webster Street
Betes
Main Street
Putney Land and Blind Shop
Rowell
French
Ines
Hoppe Still Champion in 18.2 balk line title defense
New York, Feb. 8 Willie Hoppe again defended his 18.2 balk line world title against George Sutton of Cal aid last night. The champion won 500 to 280 with an average of 207.17 and high runs of 8 and TR. Sutton never threatened Hoppe and Hoppe's cue work was below expectations.
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New York
Willie Hi
George Sutton
Cail
Butten
Hoppe
Pastor Downey Farewell Reception At Universalist Church
A large crowd attended a farewell reception for Rev. Edward Downey and his wife at Universalist Church last night. Downey departs for Portland Mo to lead Church of the Messiah, with many ministers and community members praising his civic work and urging ongoing efforts toward public gymnasia and better city conditions.
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Universalist
Tenier
Edward ©. Downey
Portland
Downey
Church of the Messiah
Bit Few
Mrs. Downey
Lily
de Lol
Leonard
Reynotte
Fayette Cutler
Av A. Stebbing
Chalo
Southyard
Clinton P
Millay
Gm Homer
P.M. McKenna
A.C. Griffin
Curaty
St. Monica's Church
Por K. C. Thayer
Herding
Kew
Tlo
Margery
Mig di
Aho
Father Griffin
Holt
Elengy
C.F. Camp
Anton
Snd
Land Mra. Downey
Wedding Anniversary Dance for Mr and Mrs Kelly
About two hundred friends attended a Knights of Columbus hall celebration honoring the Kellys on their wedding anniversary. Rev A C Grits presented a leather couch as a gift, with best wishes for happiness and prosperity. The evening featured dancing to Ri e orchestra and refreshments during intermission. A committee led by Mrs O Granger Mrs Antone Burke and Mrs Patrick Noonan organized the event.
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Kelly
Viherts Street
Knights of Columibus
A.C. Grits
St. Monina's Chures
Mr. Kelly
Nitieelf
Mra. Kelly
Ri E
O. Granger
Antone Burke
Patrick Noonan
Tunbridge Woman Known to Die by Own Action
South Royalton Vermont report of a 42 year old Tunbridge woman identified as Mrs Porter who died by hanging in an apparent suicide on Tuesday. She had recently been ill, gave birth to a daughter in May, and reportedly suffered distress over family worries and dementia before the fatal act. Her husband found her and she had previously attempted another suicide but was rescued and under watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Royalton
F Porter
Porter
Sin
Mee
Wille
No Further Orders On Fort Ethan Allen Mobilization
Burlington February 8 no further orders have been wed at Fort Ethan Allen regarding troop transfers. The regiment remains ready for a possible transfer while posts across the entire army have been warned to assemble on short notice if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Fort
Ethan Allen Tregant
Tabor Carey Couple Wed at Home in Town
Tabor Carey and Mies Klien M Carey were married by Jysthe at the Pyare HL W. Scott residence on Hickardson Street last night. The bride aided KOA and Carey is a brother of the groom’s best man. After a short tour, the couple will reside at their home in Town.
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Mies Klien M. Carey
Thierity
John ¥. Tabor
Jysthe
Pyare
W. Scott
Hickardson Street
Koa
Carey
Wetelms
Taber
Mass Meeting Promises Aid for Lawrence Strikers
In Barre a mass meeting at Sostalien hall attracted about 350 workers who pledges aid for Lawrence strikers. Committees formed to fund the effort with subscriptions poured in, and women offered to help canvass. Plans include sheltering and feeding affected families, transporting children, and an amateur theater event to raise funds with free orchestra services. A telegram pledged Barre workers’ moral support to Lawrence strikers and organizers expect to place some strikers’ families in Barre homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tindal
Sostalien
Granite Street
Nigat Ant
Lawrence
Borre
Markawinaetts
Dlimas
Mani
Deaim
Lawrence Surlk
Veerhin Filedrammatic Company
Witch
Narre
Wil
Neel
Vent Fury
Barre
Lawrence Clut Ret
Socialists May Help Lawrence Strike Fund
At the Sarre Sarintist focal meeting in Leidquarters last evening a motion to aid the Lawrence textile strikers emerged. Secretary Fret W. Suitor of the Quarry Workers International union was chosen to solicit and receive contributions for the strike leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarre Sarintist
Lawrence
Mass
W. Suitor
Quarry Workers Liternational Union
Lawrence Hopeful of New Move in Texas Strike
Lawrence mast Feb 5 reports tentative mood about possible developments in the Texas strike. Observers see a mix of potential solutions from the investigating committee and debate over wage demands by stationary firemen and electrical workers. No decisive action or firm extension of the strike is yet indicated. Pennsylvania Beats Dartmouth 21-14 in Intercollegiate Basketball Philadelphia Feb 8 University of Pennsylvania defeats Dartmouth by 21 to 14 in a late-week game.
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Lawrency
Mast
Jerer
Bellefa
Ani Electrical Workers
Woon
Homer
Pacific Milts
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