Cork Lord Mayor Testifies On Stowaway Admission
Daniel O Callaghan, Cork lord mayor and stowaway aboard the West Cannon, says editors of the Nation invited him to testify before a Washington committee on the Irish situation. He explains British authorities barred his travel, and adds Peter MacSwiney joined him to reach New York. The two await word on admissibility from immigration officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Daniel Callaghan
Cork
West Cannon
Peter MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
New York Nation
Washington
Committee of 100
Frederick C. Howe
New York
O'Callaghan
J. R. Parker
Sten
Waellayton Ax
O'Callan
Tre- Wind
Mudwiney
Totel
Mockwiney
O Calaghan
America
Tumaell
Joe
London
Courageous Woman Fights Burglar At Subway Booth
New York, June 5 Miss Anna Hendricks a ticket seller at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street by Central Park fought a man who tried to rob her. He broke the booth glass and grabbed coins. Hendricks held him until help arrived as a subway patrolman captured Melia of Astoria after a pistol? none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Hendricks
Fifth Avenue
Ith Street
Central Park
Mite Hendricks
Peter Melia
Astoria
$250 000 Liquor Seizure in New York Raid
Federal agents seized 250000 dollars of liquor at the Singer brothers wholesale house on Third Avenue New York. Cases of champagne imported wines and bonded whiskey were taken. Driver Joseph Walsh and clerk Moe Hernan were arrested. Walsh charged with violating the Volstead act transport rules and Hernan tied to alleged changes in liquor receipts. No charges against Louis and Joseph Singer were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thin City
Singer Brothers
Lower Third Avenu
Joseph Walsh
Moe Hernan
Walsh
Herman
Louis
Joseph Singer
Mit
Waleh
Germany Threatened With Railway Strikes
London dispatch from Berlin reports Germany faces widespread railway and industrial strikes after railwaymen vote in favor of action. Ruhr and Rhine districts see workers demanding higher wages, while the ministry calls the demands exorbitant and warns it will dismiss strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Berlin
Ruhr and Rhine
Montpelier Notes On Local Legislation And Personal Matters
Montpelier and Waterbury events feature Odd Fellows installation led by Fred B. Thomas and talks by visiting officials. Vermont Historical Society set for December at the state building with Governor Calvin Coolidge possibly speaking in a joint assembly. A Romanian Greek merchant, Laure Bardie, aided a westerner’s piano trade, while Frank T. Martone’s wife begins recovery after surgery. Deputy Davie addresses short measure issues, and local marriages and property moves are reported among Barre and Montpelier residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B.thomas
The
Odd Fellows
Waterbury
Cates Praca
Montpelier House
Vermont Historical Society
Dan
Calvin Coaldyn
Massachusetts
Coaldyn Npeak
Michael Vasilott
Montpelier
Counity
Chicago
J. Connally
Laure Bardie
Maintreet
Vaalloff
Brunsw Records
Ady
Mre
Frank T. Martome
Fdster Parsons
Northfield News
Wity
Meston Hur
Pascal Kirel
Rutland
Davie
Toterbury
Rader
Sweeney
Germany Not Ready To Resume Reparations Conference
Paris reports from Brussels indicate Germany was not prepared to resume the reparations conference after its December adjournment. A Paris dispatch notes resumption was planned for January 19, with discussions to follow on disarmament and reparations, under the broader Allied approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
Brussels
Tad Hoon Sareed
Patix
Tweeday
Marshal Foch
Brunels
John T Ritchie Dead in St Johnsbury Vermont
John T Ritchie aged about 79 died at his home in St Johnsbury Vermont He was a banker and long time treasurer of the Bank and Trust Co of St Johnsbury He was a member of the South Congregational Church and earlier engaged in mercantile business in Barnet He leaves a widow and several children with connections to nearby towns and families.
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St. Johnsbury
Jen
Jan Bo
West ‘Barnet
Ritchie
Dehnsbury
Barwet Sa
Sues Palmer and Others Over Salsedo Death Suit
Italian chamber of labor announces a $100,000 damage suit filed in state supreme court against Attorney General Palmer and four DOJ officials over the death of Andra Salsedo while detained in 1919. The widow also charges torture and loss of mind, with other defendants named and service of notice in Washington, Boston, and New York. The action links to Sacco and Vanzetti cases and asserts two months detention without a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Labor
Palmer
Department of Justice
Andra Salsedo
Departmnnl
Salcedo
William J. Mynn
Salkeds
Washington
Scully
Nacalo Sacro
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Brockton
Mass
Lamb
Lay
Salsede
Becauer
Funeral of John J Marion
Funeral services for John James Marion chief of Mrs Lillie Marion of the Miles block were held at St Monlea s church this morning Rev P M McKenna officiated with a high mass assisted by Mrs Charles Smith and Miss Lorraine Loringer. Six intimate friends served as pallbearers from Barre post No 0 Legion in uniform as ex servicemen marched before and after the service. Marion a member of the Barre council of the American Legion and a Leven was to be interred at Elmwood vault until spring burial at Catholic cemetery on Beckley street. The service featured Legion rituals with Walter Chester Bennett sounding taps. Attending from nearby towns were Marie Mays Lyre of Burlington Leon Lyons G jingtai of Mass Mrs Clayton Baker Brookville Mrs Rew Grady and son Francis of Newport George Quinn of Lebanon and Mrs Od LeDiany of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Marrion
Lillie Marrion
Miles Block
St. Monlea’s
P. M. McKenna
Amit
Charles Smith
Lorraine Loringer
Victor Anderson
Jamos Bennett
George Troup
Robert Wright
Robert Patterson
Daniel Keefe
Pall Beare
Barre Post
No 0 Legion
Heights of
Columbus
Fe. Marrinn
Barre
Haleht
Levon
Mies Marie Mays
Burlington
Leon Lyons
Jngtiail
Mass
Clayton Baker Brookive
Mra
Rew Grady
Francis
Newport
George Quinn
Lebanon
N. 1
End Mry
LeDiany
Tragic North Carolina Family Shooting Suicide
In Ridgewood North Carolina Robert S Mueller shot his wife and their infant before turning the gun on himself. The wife survived with a jaw wound and had phoned for help while four month old Ruth and two other children slept unharmed in their room. A note indicated the husband’s intent and the wife claimed the infant was in danger.
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Ridgewood
N. C. Dam
Robert S. Mueller
Calmie
Ruth
Coal price abuse blamed in Massachusetts report
Boston reports Massachusetts coal consumers have paid excess prices due to poor quality fuel and market manipulation. Fort Administrator W. Hoteman criticized dealers and profiteers while noting high transport costs and exploitation within the trade.
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Boston
Hich
W. Hoteman
Tate
Plate
Ambushing party seized near Mocna in Cemety Cort Wotan
Fragmentary report notes an ambushing party near Mocna with members fatally hurt or captured. The northwest Cemety Cort Wotan area witnesses unclear details as authorities list detainees and potential casualties.
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London
Jan
Sinters
Most Unemployment Since 1914 in Mass Report
Massachusetts sees peak unemployment for six years in December according to the public employment office. Applicants surpassed last year as December demand fell, with employers cutting job openings by large margins and risks rising in the unskilled sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Public Employment Office
The
Labor and Industries
Harry
Resigns as Congressman Amid Governor Inauguration
Alvan T. Puller resigns as U.S. representative as he steps into the lieutenant governorship of the state. The move clears the seat ahead of the governor’s inauguration and reshapes regional representation.
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Massachusetts
Debtor Arvissiene Tepiey in Unrest Camry Case
In a disputed auto matter, Bas Has Debts involves Arvissiene Tepiey and Kamer as parties. Court records show claims over property and seizure actions with details on estate assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Arvissiene
Tepiey
Kamer Ae
Aaa
House Ex Clerks Beat Senate Secretaries By 6-5
In the Pavilion hotel on Tuesday evening a gathering of former state officials unfolded as six ex House speakers faced four former Senate clerks. The exchange centered on a playful claim about contenders for power, ending with the ex House members appearing to edge the match 6-5 in a lighthearted confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Senate
Pavilion Hotel
Kitting
Justice G. Mr. Powers
Chauncey Brownel
Homer Nkvels
Guy M. Page
State Senate
W. W. Stickney
F. A. Howland
T. ©. Cheney
Charles A.plumbey
Max. J. Powell
Charlee Plumley
John E
Weeks
F. B. Howe
Howe
Stickney
Howland
Phimley
City Wins Suit on Water Rental Meter Decision
The city prevailed in Barre real estate litigation, with Judge El Scott affirming the right to collect water rentals based on meter readings. The ruling supports placing meters in tenement houses to tally charges, even when owners protest higher meter rates versus flat rates.
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Barre
EL. Scott
City Water Department
Testimany
Rutland Boy Waldo Brunelle Dies of Wound
Rutland January 5 Waldo Brunelle son of Mr and Mrs Brunelle of this city died from a bullet wound received last Saturday near a camp in Mendon He was found outside the camp lying near his right ear and died moments after the shot was fired Investigating officials and companions described the incident as accidental with no clear shooter identified
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Rutland Boy
Waldo Branelie
Rutland
Waldo Brunelle
Wutelde
Bern
Maur
Ali
Injunction Granted in Local Energy Dispute
A court granted a temporary injunction amid a dispute involving a local energy company and a government entity. The order pauses disputed actions while a broader settlement or compliance plan is pursued. Officials warned of potential delays if terms are not met.
Vermon t Bar Association Banquet Honors Leaders In Montpelier
Redmond heads Vermont Bar as banquet closes two-day session at Washington county courthouse. Chief Justice John H. Watson delivers influential paper on Vermont constitution of 1777 and slavery. New members elected. officers named. banquet remarks praise cooperation and professional standards.
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Vermont Bar Association
Washington County
Montpelier
John H. Watson
Supreme Court
Vermont
Becaus
Sader
Waterman
Har
Charles A. Shields
Alexander Dunnett
Wade Keyes
Reading
W. E. Miler
Windsor
Pavilion Hotel
PW. Clement
Bettow
Nor-Elief James Hartness
Moorfield Stary
Boston
Hartness
Mr. Stary
L. W. Stuck
Pudges
Mar Association
Archibald
F. L. Fish
Har Association
Justice Watson
Aesortation
Montreal
Walter
Fenton
Rutland
Albans
Iressurer
FR Irlewman
Montfier
Fer
Electrical Storm Startled Brooklyn Residents
A brief, unclear note describes a disruptive electrical storm in Brooklyn New York causing alarms, confusion, and possible minor damage. No specific injuries or exact times are readable, but the item notes power issues and a commotion attributed to weather.
Discontinuation recommended for Barre and Montpelier lines
Engineering firm Carver Mascomb er West of Boston urges discontinuing the Washington street branch in Barre and Seminary Hill line in Montpelier. They cite losses, proposing main line cars on half hour service, abolition of the five cent fare, and replacement with two man safety crews if needed. Revenue data show daily takings around 24. (Note: trimmed to fit constraints)
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Washington Street
Barre
Seminary Hill
Montpelier
Carver, Mascomber & West, Inc
Boston
Volhelm
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Co
Preman Aafety
Pioneer Bridge
Stanley C. Wilson
Wolcolm
Power Company
Treasury
Barte
Seminary Will
Seminary Win
Granite Savings Bank Reports Satisfactory Year
The Granite Savings Bank and Trust Co held its annual meeting in temporary quarters. Officers reported the most satisfactory year in its 34 year history and noted steady progress on the new building. Directors were reelected with John Trow as president and Frank F Cavey as vice president. Charles H Wishart as treasurer.
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Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co
T. M. Averill Wuilding
Jom Trow
Wilt A. Wasaeea
Frank F
Jolm Trow
Frank F. Cavey Tressurer
Charles H. Wishart
Eldest Member Honored at La Des Aue to Clan Gorton
At Olen Gordoe hall last evening the La des Aue to Clan Gorton held its regular meeting. Mrs Mary Praser, the oldest member, received warm expressions of respect for long service. Retiring Chief Sister Robina Stewart was presented with a token. An entertainment program followed with refreshments and music. Sarah Reet, Senior Past Chief, installed new officers for the coming year.
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Clan Gorton
Olen Gordoe
Hell
Mary Praser
Clante
Robina Stewart
Steve Dertete
Thee
Ander and Friends
Bette Stephen
Sarah Reet
Sealeter
Vermont Legislature Opens With Billings Elected Speaker
The 28th Vermont biennial session organized at Montpelier with Franklin D. Billings of Woodstock elected speaker and Harvey R. Kingsley of Rutland named president pro tempore of the Senate. Unanimous choices also named Millard C. Taft secretary of the Senate and Roswell W. Austin clerk of the House. Rev. Frank W. Lewis elected House chaplain amid debate between supporters of two former chaplains. Sprague of Randolph, a late deceased member, and Stannard’s Charles Smith were among those absent. The session opened with prayers, roll call, and oath taking as lawmakers prepared to set legislative rules and committees.
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Vermont
Montspelier
Franklin D. Billings
Woodstock
House of Representatives
Harvey R. Kingsley
Rutland
Senate
Millard C.taft
Chelsea
Roswell W. Austin
St. Albans
House
Paul A. Chase
Drat- Usboro
Franklin 5
Billings
Harry A. Black
George H. Redding
Trinity Methodist Church
Montpelier
Mr. Black
Charles Smith
Stannard
Poster G. Sprague
Randolph
Bennington County
Mr. Stearns
Johnson
Lampille County
Dyer
Salisbury
Addison County
Mr. Bailey
Colchester
Chittenden
Barber
Brattsboro
Windham Unty
Woods
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia Counts
O Brien
South Burlington
Eet
Field
Washington County
Tannner
Newport
Orleans
Brien
Kingsley
Nichole
Sherburne
Vilas
Dirham
Mr Killep
Fareham
White River Juin
Potter
Pownal
Juliet Amenem Vridey
Lnrmmning
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Lord Mayor O'Callaghan
Pt 1008
John T. Ritchie
Sues Palmer
Howling OF Dog Saved Airmen
Andrea
Animal
Salsedo
Hearst
Ont
Jan. S
Rockaway
Tucison Bay
Cockrane
Mattie
Phen A. Farrell
Shipsands
Hudson Bay Company
Walter Hinton
Tey
Ieieles
Rice McLaoul
George McCleland
Mattion
Lus
John J. Marrion
Wos
Ridgewood N. J
Bay State
Meslin
Tretach
BAS
Elmer J. Neyes
Barre Pets Iz
Redmond Heads
Brooklyn
New Bel
Ser
Granite Savings Bank
Mary Frater
Aya
F. W. Lewis
Sprague of
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