Nations Urge Global Navy Cut to End Competitive Build
Secretary Daniels tells the House Naval Affairs Committee that nations must agree to disarm or the U S will rush naval construction, creating world fear. He frames a global conference as the sole path to credible limits, urging President Harding to convene an international disarmament meeting promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Daniels
United States
House Naval Affairs Committee
Washington
Navy
Howe Naval Affairs Committee
Fielplee
Cleet Harding
Blanding
Dagietary
Wilson
UN Jewrue
Congress
Talk of the Town birth and travels in a strange era
A jumble of names and events shows a birth at 31 Keith Avenue to Mr and Mrs David Cummings and various notices from Waterbury Amboret and Willam Milne Granite Co. to Joseph Caleagni and Mary on travels south to New York City and beyond. Social visits and military mentions mix with a baffling array of mis-spelled places and dates, reflecting a crowded town diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Camp Jerbeom South Cer
Rules to Govern Baseball Players
Chicago Jan 11 Differences over baseball rules were expected to vanish at the minor league drafting committee meeting with major league committees. The major leagues voted to endorse the new national agreement and judge Landis as commissioner for seven years. Minor leagues showed promise of joining majors. The constitution’s salary limit and gambling provisions were debated while a new players contract was endorsed to improve morale and include conduct clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Landis
National Association of Minor Leagues
Landia
Inaugural Plans Abandoned By Washington Committe
A Washington BC report states the inaugural committee canceled full inauguration plans at the request of President-elect Harif. The parade and ball are dropped, about 6200,000 raised locally will be returned, and the ceremony will be a simple oath and a brief address on the Capitol steps before President-elect Harding moves to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harif
Thoes
Harding
Congress
Capitol
White House
Son of Feud Leader Becomes Preacher in Open Grave Ceremony
Legon West Virginia January 1 Cap Hatfield son of Devil Anseg Harned buried Sunday fulfilled promise at the open grave and was baptized in Main Island waters. Decle Dick Garrett, mountain preacher, officiated with evange list backing. Noon marked his public vow to devote his life to preaching the gospel. Hatfield is educated and a member of the Logan County Bar Association, though he never practiced law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legon
Cap” Hatfield
Devil Aneg
Main Island
Dick” Garrett
Kat
Lagan County
asso _ciation
No Evening Weddings at Calvary Protestant Church
Pittsburgh report notes Calvary Protestant Church forbids evening weddings. Pastor TJ Van Bitten, in a public review of sermons, emphasizes decorum and modest dress, criticizing gowns that defy traditional marriage character. The article reflects attitudes toward wedding timing and ceremony decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Calvary Protestant
Ey TJ
van Bitten
Mark
Tricity Punching Match Event Report
Unclear OCR note describes a boxing or punching match in Tricity with fragmented names and terms for a Friday event. Readable parts point to a local sports update about a confrontation, potential results, and participants, but details are incomplete.
Deportation Requested for Cork Lord Mayor
Washington June 11 deportation of Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork who arrived in Newport News last week as a stowaway without a passport was requested of the department of labor to act by Acting Secretary Davis of the state department. The request cites President Wilton August 8 1900 proclamation designating the secretary of state to decide passport related admission questions. New York January 1 legal challenge to the state department power to issue a deportation for Lord Mayor Donald O Callaghan will be pressed in the courts if necessary by counsel for the lord mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Newport News
Department of Labor
Davis
State Department
Tie
Wilton
Secretary of State
New York
Donald O'Cittagehan
Seting
Coun
O Callaghan to Speak Thursday at U S Hearing
Cork mayor Donal O Callaghan who arrived in the United States as a stowaway will testify before the commission investigating conditions in Ireland. State department officials expect a ruling in several days and say his appearance fulfills his purpose for coming to America. Other witnesses include Dempsey of Matlow, Peter J. Mac Swiney, Koil Peyolt, Thomas Solan, and witnesses connected to the Croke Park shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, I
Dan. L
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
State Department
Committee of WH
Thane
Ireland
Callaghan
Department of Inbar
America
Chairtin Dempsey
Matlaw
Peter J. MacSwiney
Ford
Koil Peyolt
West Cancun
O'Callahan
Trince
Thomas Solan
Tishman
Croke Park
Vermont to Lose Endurance Test Route Change
A Vermont endurance test for cavalry riders is shifted from the New England route between Fort Ethan Allen and Camp Devote to a westward line from West Point to Fort Myer, Va. The alteration, announced by George, comes amid debate and mixed official attitudes on the plan, with criticism and defense from local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Fort Myer, Va
Concord
Jan
Rad
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Camp Devote
Maes
Fort Myer
George
Rity
Geat
Tai
Fall
New England
Airmen nearing Skunk Island for frontier welcome
Report from Mattie Ontario states American naval balloon unit led by Lieutenants Farrell Hinton and Kloor, after 18 days from Moose Factory, is approaching Skunk Island near Mattin. They are in good health and spirits, to be met by Dominion officials and a special train. frost bite affects Farrell, others trek on snowshoes through harsh drifts.
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Mattie
Ont
Jan
Ballonnite
Farrell, Hinton
Kloor
Skunk Island
Moose Factory
Rockaway
Farrell
Dominion
Mattin
Janey
Funeral for Mrs Hattie Fletcher in Wilson Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Fletcher aged about 70 died Friday of heart trouble were held Sunday at 2:30 pm from the home of her daughter Mrs. Fred Lowrey in Barre Town. The Rev Mead of the Websterville Baptist officiated with songs Safe in the Arms of Jesus and One Sweetly Solemn Thought sung by the church choir. Bearers included four men and the family statute lists brothers Gricom Adame of Eden and Dan Adame of Belvidere among mourners. The burial was in Wilson cemetery with a large attendance of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Fletcher
Fred Lowrey
Barre Town
Res
Mead
Websterville Baptist
Ition
Jesu
Meedebe Crawford
Mtr
Wrlee Scott
Mildred Geake
Arethar
Eins
Hert
Pred
Verley
Wilaon
Gricom Adame
Eden
Dan Adaine
Belvilere
Woodbury Creamery Files Bankruptcy Petition
A bankruptcy petition was filed in the United States district court by Woodbury Cooperative Creamery Company Inc. of Woodbury. The petition lists debts totaling 2,206.80 dollars with assets of 1,000 dollars and no exemptions claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Jan. HA
United States District Court
Woobury Cooperative Creamery Company, Inc
Woodbury
Montpelier Fire Farm Bank meeting and appointments
The annual meeting of the Fire Farm Loan Bank of Montpelier convened in the secretary’s office with board officers to be elected. Rev George Spencer from Reston visited the city, and Frederick Merrill Harris, recently hired in the commissioner of industries, resigned to begin charity work. Mildred Smith is set to join the Granite company in Montpelier, while Martha Wooton sustained facial bruises after a stair incident at the charities office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
G. Mo Fonts
White Field
Fire Farm Loan Bank of
Montpelier
Johm H. Ie
Nto
George Spencer
Reston
Conrietion
Charles DePorrest Rancrof
Mildred Smith
Comolli
Petterday
Ehar
Maligned Man Ovigrapher Morley Rumor Text
A fragmented OCR item mentions Morley in a cryptic line about a fat tee tone and other garbled phrases. The readable portion lacks clear event or names beyond Morley, offering no verifiable action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Remerke
Vermont electors settle long session choose McGraw to Washington
Vermont presidential electors ended a protracted meeting by selecting Gardner W. McGraw of Rutland as the official messenger to inform President Harding and Vice President Coolidge of the state’s votes. The group elected Mrs Olwalam as president and Mr McGraw as secretary after a lengthy ballot, with Mrs Olwenhain and Rawson Myrick among those assigned to deliver messages and documents to Burlington and Rutland officials. Senator McKillip abstained from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Gardner W. “McCiraw
Ttland
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Thitheys
Harding
Coolidge
McGraw
Rutland County
Lilian Obeidant
Burlington
Maude Bailey
St. Johnsbury
W. B. McKillip
Washington
Olwalam
Board of Electors
Mc Kwip
Crereary
Mt. Methaw
Oltenhaim
Cary
Mudge Ho. Howe
United
States District Court
Rawson Myrick
Episcopal Parish Reports Good Year and Elections
The Episcopal anata parish filed a positive annual report with a successful year financially and a full vestry slate elected for the coming year. Delegates were selected for a state conference in February while officers and a new treasurer were chosen or encouraged to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leela Katee
Carles
Jonkor Wenten
Menempeial
Au Capally
Mies
Final Pardons and Restorations Feed Montpelier Contention
Alfred Cormier, once denied release from the house of detention by Governor Cment, reverses course and returns to Montpelier. An 80-year-old Montpelier resident, tied to a rn support, is said to have refused a rolewey, amid a misapprehension. Cormier faces property seizure to settle debts, with Lackey and G PF mediating a conference to avert further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winuterg
Alfred Cormier
Nortratim
Cement
Montpelier
Gormise
Hove
Cormher
Davis III Urges White River Sanction Amid City Disputes
Fragmentary text shows Rep F L Davis III pressing for a sanction related to White River with references to a millage and city streets. Readable terms indicate a report on a municipal issue and potential budget action.
Capital Stock Mystery At Necas Tehoaeh Event
A fragmented report notes a capital stock matter tied to a September event at Necas Tehoaeh. It mentions Ge eetiewabiaket and Bares dome, with references to barges and participants Beeeuites baring. The garbled text limits precise details but indicates a financial or corporate focus surrounding the September gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necas Tehoaeh
Darling Heads the Judiciary in Vermont House
Official release lists numerous legislators and committees in the Vermont House of Representatives led by Wishart of Barre as speaker. It details names for Agriculture Appropriations Banking Education and more, naming many towns and counties across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Vermont
House of
Dave Hog
Chelsea
Stearns
Solinson
Dyer
Salisbury
Ballou
Chester
Barberher
Brattleboro
Hall
Woolthuey
Button c
Middlebury
Connal
Newport Town
Field of
Montpelier
Wishart
Barre
Woods
St. Johnsbury
Suriate
Barber
Bratttetana
Lucy
Pomfret
Agriculture
Tyape
Parmele
Putney
Newton
Aberetdon
Phelps
Milton
Smith
Burre Town
Metcalf
Williston
Piper
Panton
Martin
Grand Ine
Walker
Weston
Tadley
Crattsbure
Sargent
Thetfonts
Danield
Guillhall
Warner
St. Albank
Cambridge
Miller
Senehans
Appropriations
Burher
Tirattte- Oros
Tele
Trndtey
Swannylark
Teaiebor
Charlotte Lang
Lethon
Poke Et Briatuls Hivere
At Westarure
David
Kisha
White
Topslini
Kelton
East Montpelier
Jfquiet
Guilford
Commerce
Libel
Hares City
Tadlew
Brightnas Cummings
Castleton
Chapin
Scareburgs
Carpenter
Starkaherns
Butler
Fair Tax
Vden
Lawrence
Drooktine
Lent
Morgan
Cook
Tinmeath
Pike
Wilhusietown
Hall of Croten
Swan
Athens
Cinaereation
Boat
Benson
Mark
Readebort
Patterson
Newbury
Blake
Hyde Park
Moorfield
Cie
Danvilla
Nelson
Paoylet
Powers
Vernon
Hooper
Pletcher
Ta- Romhard
Isle la Motte
Dwele
Hulton
Stileig of
Monkton
Tarbell
Sienpean
Shefielt
Bentley of Swudeates Beattie
Maldetone
Teler
Bewbterit
Over
Saliaburyy Whol
West Windsor
Parmetor
Knap
Woodfin
Smith of
Stannard
Hoe
Somerset
Carporter
Cnabet
Quiile
Lowell
Sleeper
Hirehitl
Teattie
Frinewick
Lyman
Hinesarg
Ryan
Pairteld
Denderry
Ohne
Rusalten
St John
Hubhendton
Belden
Waite- Goll
Olin
Glastondvaty- Shirley
Granville
Washburn
Fast Haven
Potter
Rates
Wighente
Ordway
Lees Fick
Storkbrider
Fonte
Weretaren
Gorton
Tantligten
Smerry
Corewall
Choete
Barnet
Retiresk
Lemiin
Stratton
Kowes
Neihuwwater
Metton
Wakefield
Oerter
Albany
Hates
Fala
Watebine
Albotrz
Hewat
Stearne
Westmibeter
Wradford
Cadhew
Anetin
Firaforst
Meentley
Savetonties Clief
Sterehath
Pewttle
Brunewick
Peet
Cutuare
Tarke
Rete
Moltendy
Ulhmeh
Pereten
Jeeleo
South
Weres
Bante
Nurwichy
Dhellen
Memdow
Tarhae
Marhet
Breiting
Tethen
Wika
Mathes
Barre Historical Society holds annual meeting in Barre
The Barre Historical Society, Inc met in the Aldrich library room to elect officers for the coming year. New leadership includes President Miss Wheelock, Vice President Mrs N D Philips, and Secretary Treasurer Miss Blanche J Teden, with directors and committee members named. The report highlighted growth, cabinet relocations to Aldrich library upper rooms, ongoing fund constraints, and numerous acquisitions from 1882 to 1883 including artifacts, documents, and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Barre Historical Society, Inc
Aldrich
Mias Carrier
Gould More
Mer
Worthen
Barre
Mine Whrelock
Gribber
Burre Historical Society
Aldrich Litary
Ephrata
Pote Guenré
Benjamin B. Cool
Smith, Whitcomls Cook Company
Laster
Marre
Apt
David French
Frien
Grenddaughter
Julia French Waydon
Evanston
Evileetare
Aemmech
Sime
Siuthern
Mont
Consilersble
Bill to Raise the Salaries of Justices in Vermont
Vermont lawmakers considered bills to raise salaries for justices of the supreme and superior courts, increasing chief and associate justice pay, and raise Senate and House officers’ stipends. The session also discussed restricting bill introductions, highway and city planning measures, and proposals on primary election procedures and government commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do’b v8
South Burlingtore
House
Vermont
Supreme
Superior Courts
Une Legionaire
Montpelier
Sun
O'Brien
South Burlington
Senate
Mr. Bush of
Benson
Mr. Searna
Jolson
Wheeler
Waterbury
Flint
Northfield
Dune
Abe
Chatiee
Frank
Teomnty
Poultry Show Attracts 700 Birds In Vermont Town
An annual poultry show draws over 700 birds to the Vermim agricultural fairground. Exhibitors from local farms display prize fowls while officials from the University of Vermont review entries and judge contests. The event highlights regional poultry raising and community participation.
Supreme Court Matters Summary From Historic Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Rod Thericutt and Ment Chertes H Parting of Nurlington as a court matter. References to Mentpelion fe ant matter and trade concerns appear. Mentions St Athan and committee feet of the tmkewag suggest procedural notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Thericutt & Ment
Chertes H. Parting
Nurlington
Athan
Cmettee
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Talk OF
the Town
Pittsburgh Methodist Church Issues Order
Tricity
Amateur Berets
Philadelphia
Bostes
O'Callaghan
Ocallaghan
Katwin James
Ieeer
Aarons
Perety
Orton
Keower
Mattice
Lieut. Farrell
Buria
Wilson Cemetery
Woodbury Creamery
G. W. McGraw
Episcopal Parish
Reperta
F. L. Davis III
Hartford
White River
Davie 'Et Hp
Novelli & Carrazni, Inc
Darling
Commerce and Labor
Coniamed Am
Barre Historical Society
Aanerone Legion
Aalibese Vm
Church Street
Vertron Moalley
Supreme Court Matters
Essex County
Jourt
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