Roma airship disaster yields 34th body in Hampton Roads wreck
Norfolk and Langley Field officials launch a formal inquiry into the Roma disaster after the world's largest semi rigid airship burned and fell into Hampton Roads. Officials report 34 dead, eight injured, three unharmed. pilots Reed and Bart survived injuries.
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Norfolk
American Air Service
Hampton Rows
Wsa
Ulirty
Air Service
John Thornell
Washington
Dale Mabry
Langley Field
Eral Mason M. Vatrick
Lnks
Devel
Italy
Walter J. Reed
B. G. Bart
Bart
Reed
Charles Dworack
McCookfield
Dayton
Public Health Hospital
Rotten bag alleged discussed by army board inquiry
A fragment reports an army board of inquiry at Fort Lee Virginia Feb 22 with officers awaiting results. The note mentions a claim of a rotten bag and an investigation may proceed today or tomorrow, with officials and enlisted personnel connected to the matter.
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Mowport News
Roma Disseter-King Seeks Clarification Detail
A fragmentary item notes Over the Roma Disseter-King seeking detail. The references mention Theitaerr as head of the Steline Siletleim and a bensttelt eatin re, suggesting a partial report on internal inquiries or requests for further information amid unclear names and roles.
Positively Identified in Roma Disaster Names List
Newport News reports officers and men from Langley field positively identified 34 of the Roma disaster victims. Names include Captain Dale Mabry Major John Thorne Master Sergeant R D McNuly and many others with several civilians listed from McCook field Ohio. Four bodies remain unidentified pending calls to close friends.
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Newport News
Ley Field
Roma
Dale Mabry
John Thorne
R. D. McNuly
A. L. Harel
Lewis Hilliard
Marion J. Brent
Will Ryaiergeant
Sam Rywn
Virgil Hoffman
Irby B. Herron
Gus Kinston
Vernon Blake
Schumaker
Langley Field
Washington Believed in American Reliance
In a Johns Hopkins University address Baltimore February 22 Vice President Coolidge praised Washingtons nationalism and the duty of the United States to share world burdens. He cited naval arms reduction as popular policy, praised the four power treaty for its simple justice, and warned the League of Nations could undermine American sovereignty. Washington was a nationalist foundation of U S leadership.
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Baltimore
Ashington
Lim
Liam
Coolidge
Johns Hopkins University
America
Washington
League of Etcer
Tate
Genoa Conference Delayed to Match Preparations
A delayed Genoa conference schedule extends a week to align with preparations. Reported by Rome newspapers, the event date will be set to allow teams to prepare, with officials stating the delay supports better organization for the meeting.
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Rome
Fragments from Belfast shootings mention held victims and suspects
The readable text references a Belfast incident with gunfire, casualties, and mentions names and places in a cryptic account. It notes possible sympathies and a sequence of events tied to a vigil or confrontation, hinting at weapons used and a community impact.
Miners Oppose Rail Strike Plan Says Lewis
Chicago February 22 The United Mine Workers of America will not seek a rail strike. John L Lewis president told an audience at a leaders conference that miners anticipate a coming strike and that the union seeks only the full moral support of railroad employees.
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John L. Lewis
Chicago
Associated Preas
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
M Nnder Talks About Washington
Han ford MarNider of the American Legion in Indianapolis on Washingtons birthday issued a message. He emphasized Americans love of country and citizenship, urging constructive civic duty to uphold the government and defend liberty. He praised Washington and the Continental effort as a firm foundation for future endeavors and urged civil rights through the Legion to meet evolving challenges.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanford MarNider
American Legion
Washington
Republic
Wasth
America
Fim
State Troops Guard Mills Amid Silk Weavers’ Nervous Return
Pawtucket Feb 22 state militia guarded three cotton mills and one silk mill to prevent a repeat of disorder by white labor sympathizers. Eight units including coast artillery and a machine gun detachment patrolled as 200 weavers requested a half holiday at Royal Silk Weaving. Workers nervous but said they would return to work tomorrow. no strike reported. A Portuguese club denounced the police shooting and urged investigation.
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Pawtucket
K. 1
Wtike
Coast Artillery
Collonel Cyril L. D. Wells
Coast Artillery Hoorce
Rhode Inland National Guard
Royal Silk Weaving Company
Ottwait
Jenckes Spinning Company
P. Coates
Rommil
Providence
Thin City
Sabres Drawn as National Guard Guards Textile Mills
Natick area patrols report orderly behavior amid a strike era in which militia and cavalry kept watch over mill villages. Some crowds dispersed after brief tensions at street corners, while cotton mills idle due to wage disputes resumed limited activity under guard. Leaders of workers met to discuss price changes as troops remained deployed.
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Natick
Pawtuxet
Thieteen
Pontiac
Adillery
Arethe Center
Pete Innettiee
Gene
Americans Must Assume Responsibility Amid Global Debates
Paris February 22 Associated Press reports diplomats and Washington officials urging the American republics to accept greater responsibility in world finance and relations. The speech emphasizes the United States as a growing capital reservoir and calls for a brave, united response to shared economic burdens.
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Paris
Ameri Kenhapeodor
Washington
United States
Washington's Birthday Quiet in Rome
Rome observes Washington's Birthday in quiet fashion with sparse ceremonies and subdued celebrations as officials note the holiday. Structured events appear limited, reflecting a restrained public acknowledgment of the occasion.
Princess Mary to Wed Despite Death Delays Ceremony
Princess Mary remains set to marry despite a deathly interruption as plans proceed at the castle. Court officials and priests confirm the wedding will occur on schedule with Feodows Ghicees attending as guest of honor.
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Mary
Vermont Bankers Hold Twelfth Midwinter Convention in Barre
Vermont bankers from across the state gather in Barre for the twelfth annual midwinter convention of the Vermont State Bankers Association. Sessions at Quarry bank hall, banquet at Hotel Barre with Dr William Foster addressing on Prices Profiteers and Production.
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Vermont
Barre
Vermont State Bankers’ Association
Quarry Bank
St. Hotel Barre
Dee William T. Foster
Pollak Foundation of
Eionomic Research
Reed College
Charles G. Staples
Brattieburn
Association
Hollish Gray
Winooski
Nasoeration
Rytend Ball
B. G. Lipsky
Hedding Methodist Church
Meyer Frank B. Langley
Harold FP. Perkins
Rativel Tars
C. & Webster
Executive Council
KL. Ingalls
Burlington
Archie M. Peisch
Ames Tuck School of Businews
Hanover
N. HL
Amd
Rory Hin
American Bankers’ Association
Elentinn
State Association
George Markay
del M. Lynde
Saxophone Quartet
Navuglivete Sisters of
Hotel Barre
William T. Foster
Staples
Letate Association
Young man tells authorities in Deal jewel heist case
Long Branch New Jersey February 22 Associated Press reports John Bailey age 20 was arrested on a conspiracy charge for alleged involvement in a staged robbery at Mrs Sarah H Robertson’s Deal home. Robertson faces a warrant as police reveal the bag contained tissue paper and a pipe as prop weapon.
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Long Branch
N. J
Associated Press
Sarah H. Robertson
Deal
John Bailey
Ashbury Park
Pelletier to Appeal to the People
Josaph C. Pelletier, removed Suffolk County district attorney for misconduct, plans to run again. He alleges the Supreme Court decision is not final and vows voter judgment next November. He denounces the court and asserts political manipulation against him while defending his record and lawfulness.
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Boston
Josaph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Eupreme Court
Fes Pets
Pelletier
Emerson Motors
Goff
New York
Puteier
Ieling
Eastern Wheat Crop Generally Good in East
Washington February report from the agriculture department says the eastern wheat crop for the first half of February is generally good while the middle west prospects are only fair. Western states are favorable with some increase in acreage foreseen for the cotton and potato crops in Florida and the south. Farm labor remains scarce as farms rely on family labor and reduced wages.
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Middle West
Washington, DL
Tll McUntain
Department
Name of Desmond's Slayer Probed in Detroit Inquiry
A Detroit dispatch reports Sheriff Tr ain 4. Coffin ane claims he can name Desmond's slayer and details of connections with the Taylor campaign. Authorities at Shateeconer te'walalde await replies amid forgery charges and cautions on the case.
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Desmond
Detroit
Mich
Coffin
Pricener
Lane
Vague Charges Presented By Official Incomplete Report
An unclear brief notes alleged charges connected to a head official and a secretary with garbled names and unclear details. The fragment hints at an investigative or disciplinary action but lacks specific entities or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to finalize facts.
Death Notice of John Traverse in Montpelier
John Traverse, a resident born in Massachusetts, died in December after being struck by a car while returning home from church in Montpelier. He sustained head injuries and died about 24 hours later. He left a large family and is survived by his sister Mary O Neil and brother James Traverse.
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Waterbury
Pek
John Traverse
Montpelier
Travers
Mastarhusetts
Marthe Kinsella
Traverse
Cetalley Ling
Mary O'Neil
James Traverse
Barre Council Backs 1000 Gallon Tank Rule After Seizure
City council approves amendment to bar underground tanks over 1000 gallons amid safety concerns. Largest Barre tank now 800 gallons. other cities set lower limits. Meeting notes show minimal business before municipal election and several routine financial approvals.
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Barre
Massachusetts
Rogers
Water Committee
Montpelier & Barre Tight & Power Com
Nichols
Birch Streets
Montpeliee
Wile River Railroad
West Second Street
Rand
George W. Munn
Merchant Street
J. H. Woodryruil
Harley Bond
Frank Batchelder
Patrick Corrigan
Martin Brook
Raymond McCarthy
Four Crew Flee as Liquor Boat Seized on Harbor Raid
Federal officers with police seized 70 000 dollars in whiskey and gin from a stranded motor boat Wilkins off Salem Massachusetts. Four crewmen escaped by wading ashore while the captain was arrested. Cargo transferred to the custom house for safekeeping. A truck found on the wharf was confiscated.
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Salem
Mase
Cnt
Wilkins
Gloucester
Beverly Siste
William B. Hurley
Custom House
Winter Sports Opening at Montpelier Carnival on Main Street
Winter carnival events unfold on Main Street Montpelier with snowshoe and ski racing. Skijoring races feature Kristianson and Chamberlain while seminary and high school relay race ends in a tie. pony, obstacle and children’s events dominate the day as spectators enjoy the festive program.
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Mottpetier
Aldrich Meadow
Skijoring
Jet
Kristianson
R. Trish
Wineston Chamberlain
Seminary
Paul Nachanan
Paul Newton
Ley Stevens
Mike Ceracoli
Winifred Teachout
Lilian Bryan
Winston Chamberlain
Hobert Lowely
Mise Phillipe Wor
Holt
Mr. Curr
Snow Abor Rane
Maurice Leddem
Mr. King
Cornsoll
Iid
Nichole
Free For All
Bet
J. Olen
Kristiansen
Tiloten
Mike Cerpel
Stevens
Jen
Ledden W
Lowe
Cerasoll
Willam Shepard
Carpentar Brock
Oleteelo Ski Pew
Om Snowehewe
Winifred Teachwut
Lets Alicg Alles
Lillian Bryan
Charlotte Kilie
Old Montpelier Court dismisses cases and injunctions
Old Montpelier court actions include Gridley v Mayo dismissal and TP Gleaga v G O Carpenter case termination for lack of docket attention. Debates over East State street property boundaries and an injunction against East Montpelier road flooding were heard, with a March 8 date set for further hearing and rulings against Deavitt and associated firms.
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Gridley
Mayo
Montpelier
Sherman H. Moulton
East State Street
Montpel |Ier
Gleaga
Carpenter
Montpel
East Montpélier
Montpeligs and
Barre Light and Company
Corry, Deayvits
Frost Companys
Curry
Deavitt and
Enally
Rab- San
Deavitt
I Baik
KIL Desvité
Sars
Thearit
Proet
Funeral at Hardwick for Lorene Warrem
Mrs. Jere Harthes received word of the death of her brother in law Lorene M. Warrem. The body is en route to Hardwick for the funeral with burial in the village cemetery. Warren was a resident of Hart week and age unknown.
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Waterbury
Jere ‘Harthes
Inlaw
Lorene M. War Rem
Hardwick
Warren
County Sheriff Meeting Delivers Key County Briefing
A county sheriff meeting convened in a grant jury room with members from the Washington Cou Melieys association in attendance. The gathering focused on internal matters and coordination among sheriffs and related agencies.
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Washington
Artisans debate fate, wages and betes at meeting
The meeting stalled as several members were absent. It was decided to postpone the entire question until later in the day, pending further discussion on wage and means of enancing the betes.
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Renee DC
Howe
Eter
Dar
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