Battleship North Dakota damaged after collision off Cape Cod
The battleship North Dakota reported by wireless a collision with British schooner T K Bentley off Cape Cod last night. The North Dakota returned to the navy yard under her own power after minor damage and no injuries. The schooner, about 600 tons, sustained a hole in the waterline while the tug Mohave towed her to Norwalk, Conn. The North Dakota stood by until the tow arrived, and the schooner was expected to reach port late afternoon.
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Boston
North Dakota
Sbe
T. K. Bentley
Cape Cod
Navy Yard
Crotain Trench
Guantanamo
Bentley
Barry
St. George
N. B
Norwalk
Conn
Nly
Hanto
Reputed California Millionaire Slayton Dies in Melrose
Brookline Jan John C F Slayton of Melrose dies at the Christian Science Benevolent Association sanatorium after two months there. He was 60 years old, a director of several banks and the Boston Fruit and Trade Exchange, a member of Slayton and Royster Boston wholesale firm, and chaired the commission that built Melrose Memorial Hall. A Calais Vermont native, he came to Reston 35 years ago.
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Brookline
Mase
Jan
John CF. Slayton
Melrose
Christian Selenes Benevolent Association
Slayton
Boston Fruit and Tracire Exchange
Slayton and Roynton
Boston
Reston
Frm
Caleis
Vermont
Goddard Notes Mark 70th Birthday at School Event
A long Christmas recess note from Goddard School recalls a 70th birthday celebration for a longtime staff member familiarly known as Mia. Students sent greetings as a large turnout gathered to honor the occasion with cards and messages, amid a busy campus schedule and planned activities for the day.
Naval report near completion at armament conference
Washington DC January 4 The naval experts' report to the naval committee advances, detailing replacement areas and ship scrapping methods for signatory powers under the five percent effective basis. The committee may convene this afternoon or tomorrow to receive the finalized findings.
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Washington, D. C
Frega
Naval
Bethel Town Records 1921 Births Deaths Marriages
Town Clerk Guy Wilson reports 1921 statistics: 50 births and 80 deaths with 22 marriages recorded. half the births were girls and most deaths affected residents. Notable are 80 year olds and two infants among average age 61. Locations cited include Locust Creek Bethel Fish Hill Mountain Finley Bridge Gilead Lympus and Roylton Waitsfield St Albans. Roscoe Perkins and Ida Codding wed New Year’s Eve at the Perkins. they plan to live on the Fred West farm. Barnard farmer John Hathorn, 60, died after heart trouble. survived by wife, two sons and three brothers. Nearby social notes include receptions, school and local business mentions and town events.
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Guy Wilson Lax
Iitel
Locust Creek
Bethel
Fish Hill
Mountain
Finley Bridge
Gilead
Lympus
Roynlton
Waitsfield
St. Albans
Roscoe M. Perkins
Walter W. Perkins
Ida D. Codding
Vigil V. Coddington
Washington
Perkins
Will Fear
Perking
Whitcomb High School
John C. Hathorn
Barnard
Ciat Town
Barnardworth Road
Dan Wl C. Hathorn
Richard Hathorn
Hathorn
Met
Harry Henderson
Als Miner
Meg
Edward Holland
Jamaica
William Henderson
Charlee Brennan
Zenas Smith
Randolph
Mise Ona Ladd
Flattie Tadd
Fieh Hill
Middlebury
Mere
W. C. Latock
Old
Leute Owes
Philo Harana Cane
Priairie
W. Peige
Birkeland F. & Wright
Frask M. Brown
Thachin
Walter
Fred Wee Howe
River Street
Maine
May Rule Out De Valera Plan Sparks Dublin Debate
In Dublin the Dail debate on the Anglo Irish treaty centered on whether Eamon De Valera could present his alternative plan for amity with Britain and the Commonwealth. He announced plans to move his proposals as an amendment tomorrow, but rules may bar another speech after his initial address. Mrs Pearse and leaders like Mellowes and Owen O Duffy spoke as the session drew to a close.
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Dublin
Bln Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera
Dail
Ireland
Great Britain
de Valera
MacNeill
Delate
Pearse
Patrick H. Pearse
Triad Republic
Im Mellowes
Pdt
Owen O'Duffy
Lyndon Institute Fire Destroys Thompson Hall
Lyndon Vermont January 4 fire gutted Thompson hall at Lyndon Institute destroying the main building and its contents. Over 200 students were sent from the historic 1869 structure. insurance totaling 42000 fell short of replacement costs. Trustees vote to rebuild with Elmer A. Darling leading a fundraising committee.
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Lyndon
Thompson Hall
Lyndon Institute
Institute
Theodore N.V. i
Elmer A. Darling
Unclear OCR item on a funeral and union members
Fragmentary report notes the recovery of a body and a funeral held for a person associated with the granite cutters union. Names and details are garbled but reference siblings or relatives and union members in Weather. The piece mentions cities in Massachusetts and a timeline around the afternoon.
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Hk Themas Seedeabieey
Tie Son
Mass
Bel
Ole
Chris Sen
Jobe McKernan
Rimo Gerd
All Weather
The
Granite Cutters’ Union. I
Talk of the Town entry on the Gee Ulliner twelve trade
A fragmented note mentions an entry about the Gee Ulliner and a twelve trade, with unclear details. The readable terms point to a local town chatter item lacking concrete names or outcomes.
Witness Describes Bodies Exhumed In France With Rope Neck Caps
Rufus P. Mubbard of New York testifies before a Senate committee that three bodies disinterred in France were found with ropes around their necks and black caps over their faces. He says the graves were not identified and that bodies were shipped home without caps removed. He notes haste and misidentifications in the Graves Registration Service and cites no direct evidence of executions or trials.
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Washington, D. C
Rufus P. Mubbard
New York
American Graves Registration Service
France
Senate
Watson
Socrat
Georgia
Hubbard
United States
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Branked
Bar Debate Praises Public Service and Patriotism
A fragmented account praises public service and the bar’s role in education and patriotism. It notes themes of civic duty, education, and the press, mentioning collaboration with churches, colleges, and public institutions in a broad defense of government and social institutions.
Bar Association Hears on Federal Police Power
Justice George M. Powers of the Vermont Supreme Court addressed the Vermont Bar Association on Federal Police Power, discussing its scope and potential future acceptance. The meeting covered historical notes on Vermont law, the association’s history, and planned additions to Crockett’s Vermont history, plus governance changes and ethics reforms within the bar.
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George M. Powers
Supreme Court
Vermont
Eee
Frenk
Pish
Charles A. Prouty
Walter B. Crockett
Fisk
Crockett
Association
Crockett’ History Wold
Tuidge Vieli
Fred BE. Gleason
Board of Managers
Association For
Edwinwrence
Rutland
W. Ko
Loveland Munson
James Batchelder
Warren R. Austin
Prank Thawley
Stanton
Hale K. Darling
Bar Association
Committee On Ethics
Committee of
Hall
Leary Exonerated by Vermont Bar Committee Report
A Vermont Bar committee report clears Mathew G. Leary Burlington attorney of misconduct in a case involving a letter of agreement to commit acts. The inquest finds no filing of the complaint until May 15 1020 and questions timing of letters. The panel absolves Leary and Morse of blame and unanimously recommends exoneration.
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Leary
Vermont Bar Asseriation
Mathew G. Leary
Burlington
Ap Molrin
D Maree
Sete Mp
Lax Commission
Death of John Ferguson Barre Resident for Many Years
John Ferguson, a long time Barre resident, died this morning at his Maple Avenue home after an illness. He had been in ill health for some time and was a painter by trade. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Bethel
Watean
Cokemnel Seth
Hubbard
Bern
Barre
Mornag
Wbrart
Beng
Ferguson
Elie
Hart
Wwe
SS Smith
Vermont Bar Refuses Disbarment Action Against Ex Gov Graham
The Vermont Bar association, in an annual Montpelier session, rejected a disbarment recommendation for ex Gov Horace F Graham after a heated debate. The committee vote was three to two against the move, and the Bar voted to withdraw related information from the attorney general. Graham had been convicted two years prior of grand larceny and embezzlement.
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Vermont Bar Association
Montpelier
Horace F. Graham
Robert Healy
Bennington
J. Laird
S. Hollister Jackson
Harre
Watson
St. Athans
J. G. Sargent
Ludlow
Iirsham
Clement
Graham
Grahm
Horace FL
State of
Vermont
Stickness
Rutland
Sticke
Iine
Uch
L. Laird
Charles Tarbell
Hebert Healy
Moetpelier
Ohio
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Themeelye
Melvine Meurice
Brattleboro
Weiich Fhe Rommitter
Mauriew
Momas
Grahem
McFarland
Hyde
Henret Horn
Stickney
Grehem
Lettecs
Cipeim
Amd
MO Shertiel
Gee
Imeem
More intoxication cases in Barre in 1921 report
The Barre city council heard the chief of police annual report showing alcohol arrests and city crime trends. Other items included printing bids, a $2,500 loan, wiring permits, gasoline equipment moves, a new air compressor complaint, and budget authorizations for taxes and city departments.
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Barre
Loz
Dari
Granite City Press
D. M. Miles Coal Ca
Oliver Battery
Battista Pumagalii
Granite Street
Gnance
Leenve
Peter Maberini
Keithavesie
Main Street
Worthen Block
Maberini
DM Mors Co
C. Li Booth
William Wishart
Wal-Ary
Thomas Vonner
Dee. al
Ree Egvery
Servis
Giranite Savings Hank & Trust Co
SMLSN
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co
Waldo Bron & Bor Co
Kenite City Press
BE. J. Matehelder Co
Water Department
Morthertson
A. William Scott
Cobb Hill Grange Officers Installed For Year
Last night at Cobb Hill grange officers were installed for the year including Master Mrs D C Raheny Overseer Claude paresis ae Mrs Frank Beadbury Assistant reward Witam Nelon joes Helen Par tridge Treasurer Perry Secretary Earle W Winter Opres Mrs Clara Nelson Poaina Mrs De La Mey James Dickie Gatekeeper Wayne sistant dewnst Mrs coe The installation was done by Worthy District y aml Mre HC Cullive of North it petter In their wear excellent manner A retiring master George E Stary received a post master’s pun A banquet followed by a social hour and hopes for a happy year
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Cobb Hill Grange
D. C. Raheny
Claude Paresis
Frank Beadbury
Tewar Rober
Witam Nelon Joes
Helen Partridge
Perry
Earle W. Winter
Opres
Clara Nelson
Poaina
de la Mey
James Dickie
Waynesistant Dewnst
Coe
Granite Mutual Re-elects Officers After Annual Meeting
Granite Mutual re elected the entire office staff and board at yesterday’s annual meeting. Local and visiting members from Chelios Seamacton and other towns attended as part of the corporate gathering.
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Granite Mutual
Granite Mutual Triureere Company
Ruvetore
Bulley
Oramelee
A. Drown
Ame
George Kent
Pein Tanne
Willem A. Leaner
Mackay
Wilkes
H Spencer
Chelios
Ralph H. White
Seamacton
Amd
Walter J. Coates
Hee Cole
Sears
Quarry Owners Endorse Wage Cut Move for 20 Percent
A meeting of the Quarry Owners' association recorded unanimous endorsement of Boutwell Milne Varnum Co for notifying a 20 percent wage cut. Granite Manufacturers' association also met and approved its Boston conference committee's report. A resignation from Precbrey Leland Co was noted for conflicts with association aims.
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Quarry Owners' Association
Boutwell, Milne & Varnum Co
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Boston
Precbrey Leland Co
Association
Dancing After Installation of Clan Gordon Ladies Auxiliary
Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of Clan Gordon were installed at a large meeting led by Past Chief Sister Rose Inglis with assistants Attie Christie and Jessie Taylor. New officers included Chief Sister Jessie Clubb and others, followed by refreshments and dancing led by J Chik and J Hogg of Gre Clan. The event ran late, thanked the amusement committee for its success.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Clan Gordon
Rose Inglis
Attie Christie
Jessie Taylor
Jessie Clubb
Christina Jeffray
Robina
Margaret Ton
Kees
Penny
Jeannie McBean
Jeanie McLand
Oon
Mary Fraser
Onder
Sister J. Chik
Jamon Hogg
Gre Clan
Married 55 Years Quietly Celebrated in Graniteville
Mr and Mrs M J McLeod of Graniteville observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary on New Year's Day at home. Murdo McLeod wed Katherine in 1867 in Edinburg Quebec. Eight children survive, with five sons and two daughters, plus several grandchildren. The couple moved from Linwick to Graniteville nine years ago and Mr McLeod previously worked on quarries. Mrs McLeod expressed thanks for friendship and extended New Year wishes.
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M. J. McLeod
Graniteville
Murdo McLeod
Maron Dan
Katherine Wer
Ednwick
P. Q
John
Wiliam
Barre
Daniel
Gordon
Mra
Melhod
Jury Excued in Case Ready for Trial in B.8 Court
Jury excused as case in B.8 court nears trial. Proceedings indicate the panel was not ready and a stay or delay may be anticipated as parties prepare.
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Veveett
Spe
I. B
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Vermount Har Association
Devmaen
John Ferguson
Barre I
Grange
O'S
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Granite
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
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St. Johnebury
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