Sand and Gravel Firms Plead Guilty to Sherman Act
Four sand and gravel firms and officers pleaded guilty to Sherman antitrust indictments. They agreed to dissolve the Sand and Gravel Board of Trade and were fined a total of 40,000. Firms named include Goodwin-Gallagher Sand and Gravel, Manhattan Sand, Leonx Sand and Gravel, and Colonial Sand and Stone. Individual fines ranged from 1,000 to 4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sand and Gravel
Hand
Sand and Gravel Board of Trade
Goodwin-Gallagher Sand and Gravel Corporation
Manhattan Sand Company, Inc
Leonx Sand and Gravel Company, Inc
Colonial Sand and Stone Company, Inc
Kwood
Armenia Despairs of Entente Aid Before Soviet Talks
Armenia's minister to Italy, M. Varandian, says Armenia despaired of entente help before negotiating with Soviet Russia. He recalls US Iran and Brazil offered mediation vows, while France-led powers showed little interest. He cites President Wilson asking Congress for 825 million dollar loan and warns Bolsheviks may capitalize on Armenian plight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Armenia
Russia
M. Varandian
Italy
Tribuna
Assembly of the League of Nations
Geneva
United States
Iran
Brazil
Themelves
W:won
American Congress
France
Wheviki
Entente
Sinn Fein MPs Arrested in Parliament Seven in Custody
In Belfast on June 18, seven Sinn Fein members of the British Parliament are jailed. David Kent of Cork East was arrested recently after being seized yesterday. The note adds six Sinn Fein MPs are abroad or deceased, with one resigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
David Kent
Cork
Belfast
East
United
States
Diarmid ‘Lynch
Boyd Wens
Terday
Nat Coppach White
Little Grandmother of Revolution III Hospitalized in Paris
Madame Catherine Preshkevskaya known as the little grandmother of the Russian revolution has arrived in Paris for a conference at the remnant of the old Russian duma. She was admitted to the hospital at Toulogne after a breakdown and heart condition. She is in her 77th year and had earlier toured the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Catherine Preshkevskaya
Ruthenia
Toulogne
Mie
United States
Dannunzio Plans European Tour From Trieste
Trieste report says former insurgent teacher D'Annunzio will depart the city to work in Switzerland Greece Spain and France. More than five hundred of his legionnaires remain in Fiume. The blockade of Fiume has been lifted in line with General Cavaglie's orders, the Adriatic area now quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
Switzerland
Greece
Spain
France
Denmark pacing a serious event under tense conditions
The fragmentary text references Denmark and tensions, with unclear names and places. It mentions a serious situation and government actions, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The readable elements imply a news brief about a developing incident, but specifics remain uncertain.
Japanese papers split over Langdon death incident
Tokyo reports show Kokumin Shimbun blaming U S actions for inflaming tensions over the Vladivostok fatality, while Hachi Shimbun criticizes government apologizing to America and Yamato Shimbun defends the sentry's duty. Dispatches note Langdon and his Russian wife as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Present
Langdon
Vladivostok
Kokumin Shimbun
America
Japan
Siberia
Foreign Office
Hachi Shimbun
Yamato Shimbun
Vladivistok
Albany
Japan's Naval Plan Out to Minimum
Marquis Shimon Okuma former Japanese premier warned that American Britain must agree to suspend naval programs before any move toward a naval holiday. He said Japan will maintain a minimum program aimed at national defense and urged consulting Britain before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Okuma
Tokio
Associated Prose
Joe ‘Pan
Great Britain
United States
America
Marquis Shiomohn Okuma
Soinddpan Bedi
Spanish Cabinet Ready to Quit
Madrid dispatch reports the Spanish cabinet has resigned as Premier Dato plans to present the ministry’s resignation to King Alfonso upon his return from Seville. Cabinet members met to discuss civil servant strikes and vowed energetic measures to restore discipline amid widespread labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cabipnet
Madrid
Dato
Alfano T
Seville
Spain
Thirteenth Fire Spurs Vigilance in Covington Streets
In Cincinnati area residents of Central Covington Ky fear a repeat blaze as a vigilante mood grows after a fire last night. State Fire Marshal William Booth and detectives found an oil soaked waste heap at the scene, linked to earlier incidents. Fire Chief Warren Grit-Oke warned residents to stay alert as authorities pursue the incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Covington
Arene
William Booth
Warren Girit- Oke
Perenne
Prison Guard Sentenced in Weess Case
A prison guard was sentenced after a trial concerning alleged misconduct involving a correctional facility. The judge imposed a term of imprisonment and related penalties. Officials say the case centered on improper conduct while on duty and compromised facility operations.
Brokers Can't Meet Debts in Boston Firm Suspension
The broker house of Earnest S. Smith and Company, NY and Boston exchange members, announced today they cannot meet obligations and were suspended for one year. The firm dealt in listed and unlisted securities, led by Earnest A. Smith with Alfred S. Dwney and Nathanial W. Niels on the board, amid a market slump and depreciated asset values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earnest S. Smith and Company
New York
Boston Stock Exchange
Deal Exchange
New England
Earnest A. Smith
Ith
Alfred S. Dwbney
Flrm
Nathanial W. Niels
Teal
French Black Troops and Cossacks Battle Near Constantinople
Report from Constantinople says renegade French black troops and former Wrangel Cossacks clashed northwest of the city Saturday night after officers were disarmed. Russians returned fire, killing ten, wounding twenty, and injuring two French officers. French forces encircled the Cossacks and subdued the mutineers. leaders were captured and to face court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Jin
Drese
Wrangel
Tehatalfa
Benes
WIFE EMPLOYERS COULD DEMAND DAMAGES IN KANSAS
In Topeka on January 18 a proposed Kansas House bill would allow employers to place wives as their employees in homes to recover damages for injuries while performing household duties. The measure is introduced by Mrs Minnie J Grinstead of Seward County as one of two women representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Minnie J. Grinstead
Seward
Jy Twee
Improper Dances At Chicago School Center
Jan. 1 report on shimmy and toddle dances at a Chicago community center school entertainment. Neighborhood youths meet socially while teachers debate the appropriateness of the dances amid center activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter A. Moertaneen
Ras Urdey
Two Killed in Film Plant Blast in Philadelphia
Philadelphia scene reports a factory blast at a chemical plant killed two men and injured several others. Investigations and a police probe followed the explosion amid recent strike tensions at the Texiesl company plant. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as flames and debris filled the factory area and several workers were transported to Barre City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Barre City
Tarker
Barre
Willieve
Emma
Gale
Uae
Levttier
George
Forty Below Zero At Iroquois Falls
The cold wave hits northern New York and Ontario with extreme subzero readings. In Ontario Troquois Falls records forty degrees below zero while Ottawa hits eighteen below and Winnipeg two below. In Watertown New York the morning low is eleven below with readings across the region from Lyons Falls to Potsdam ranging from sixteen to thirty four below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Falls
Toronto
Troquois Falls
Ont
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Watertown
N. Y
Stan
New York
Ig Modsy
Lyons
Newton
Potsdam
Three Men Feared Lost on Stranded Barge Wacetman
Portland and Cape Elizabeth area frantic search for the barge Wacetman, adrift after breaking from tug Lehigh in gale, with three crew aboard. The vessel owned by Bradley Fertilizer of Boston was bound for New York. coast guard and tug Lehigh continued search amid uncertainty of founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wacetman
Lehigh
Cape Elizabeth
Ossipee
Thy
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Boston
New York
Ter
Coast Guard Station
Cape Everleth
Rockland
Pee Herd
Interuniversity track meeting eyes Harvard Yale and Oxbridge
Cambbridge Maye Jan 18 an international track meeting is discussed by Yale Harvard and Oxford Cambridge joint committees under advisory review. They consider inviting the English universities to visit the United States next summer for a meeting. Harvard's Major Fred W. Moore says the idea has support and Yale appears favorable. Oxbridge athletic heads also likely to back the invitation when talks begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambbridge
Maye
Yale
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
Ttack
American Collegee
Fred W. Moore
Advicore
Bandit Gang Suspects Held in Toledo Shootings
Two men held in Toledo on suspicion of belonging to a bandit gang linked to the killing of A. E. Long Nail Louis Seroe Jder in New York Central detectives case. Investigators say the suspects were identified as gang members. bandits fled with a getaway. The report notes the incident followed a Saturday night hold-up linked to a bank conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
New York Central
Ohie
Jan
Pulso
A. E. Long
Louis Seroejder
Nebraska House considers alien ownership ban bill
A Nebraska House bill proposes exclusion of aliens ineligible for citizenship from owning land in Nebraska. The measure mirrors a California law and follows debates on property ownership by noncitizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannatn
Neb
Dan
Nebraska
California
Municipal employees strike disrupts Rosario support rally
Buenos Aires reports that Rosario municipal workers have declared a strike with backing from 37 labor unions. The action follows a federation aligned stance and signals broader city labor tensions in Argentina’s second largest city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Munidad Jemployes
Rosario
Argentina
Eappert of Labor Lumbene
Argentina Labor Federation
Scott to Run for City Clerk in Barre
TH William Scott, president of the Barre board of aldermen and former municipal court judge, announced his candidacy for city clerk and treasurer to succeed James Mackay, who retires after 18 years. The election will be held at the March annual city election, with Scott framing his bid on long public service and financial experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
Barre Board of Aldermen
James Mackie
Mackay
Scott
Barre
James Markay
Thie
Board of Civil Authority
Communists Teach Dudismissal Upheld Detail
Albany South Carolina January 14 decision upholds dismissal of a public school teacher for public affiliation with the Communist Party of America. Frank B. Onette Gilbert, education board member, ruled that public avowal of communist principles demonstrates a mental and moral condition unfit to educate children. The Buffalo teacher Miss Pruat had 17 years service and resigned from the party after being charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
S. C
Communist Party of America
Frank B
Communist Party
Led
Tbe
Vice President-Elect Coolidge Visits His Native State
Vermont legislature acts on routine business as Calvin Coolidge is invited to address the joint assembly at 3 p.m. He is expected to speak at Montpelier High School and later at Representative Hall for the Vermont Historical Society. A petition seeks a life pension over alleged mistreatment at Brattleboro Retreat, detailing injuries to an elderly Rutland overseer of the poor and claims of wrongful commitment for 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Calvin Coolidge
Joint Assembly
Montpelier High School
Representativ Hall
Veront Historical Society
Howe
Committee On Federal Relations
Clement
Ha Kl
Fmardh
Lawton
J. 4 Hickey
Rutland
HIPPO VAUGHN SIGNS AND STATE SENATORS IN MEETING
Senator W N Bryant of Latlow a member of the present Senate and a board examiner on insane patients discussed the case of a woman deemed demented but not a danger to the public. He noted she was placed at the retreat due to mental instability and lack of a better home. The report also covers baseball figures, a Cubs pitcher signing, roster changes, and Vermont Senate actions including bills on women suffrage and school age, plus a joint session to hear Vice President-elect Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Case
W. N. Bryant
Latlow
Senate
Board of Supervienre and
Examiners For
Ain, Wiens Ted Seth
Ieee
Vaughn
Npr
Cleaver Alesandrr
George Trice
Hickey
Cubs
Exterakon
Sulland
Pat Hwa
California
Uhr
White Lowey
Wansharwie
Tex
Tim
Anager Ghasem
Chicago Amer
Grain Im Treas
See Party
Ferther
Supreme Court
University of Vermont
House
Windsor
Coolidge
General Assembly
Kingsley
Rutland County
Vermont
Gehool
Cady
Addison County
Bank
Womtmissioner
Committee On Banking and Insurance
American Ship in Distress Near Rhea Reef
A distress report from the American ship IW indicates severe trouble near Rhea reef. Coast guard vessels proceed to the area to assist and assess the situation. No crew details or casualty information are provided in the fragment.
National Life Insurance Company Officers Elected in Montpelier
The annual meeting of the National Life Insurance Company took place in Montpelier. Officers elected include Fred A. Howland as president and M. Cutler as vice president, with Osan D. Clark secretary and several professionals named as actuary treasurer and various department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Insuranice Company
Montpelier
Cinta
Hectore
William
Dittineehensy
Harry M. Cutler
William W. Stickney
George Olmsted
Charles T. Smith
Fred A. Howland
Charles W. Gammons
Oxman D. Clark
Frank C. Partridge
Henry Kruseel Matt
Arthur B. Risher
M.D
Gray Estey
John
George W. Oliphant
Neary Holt
Henry F. Jackson
Lorimand Brigham
Frank M. Kendall
Frank A. Dwinell
Herbert BR. Pieree
Joan Department
Paul Dilling
Win
Mautting W. Dewey
Hubert Kingston
Alan van JH Slwoord
Agensy Ruperyleor
Peoples National Bank Directors Reelect A Busy Year
The annual meeting of Peoples National Bank directors and stockholders re-elected the same board and officers after adjournment due to absent directors. The bank reports rapid growth with deposits surpassing a million dollars and many new accounts, plus two new staff additions to handle expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples’ Nix Tiial Bank
Sam
Dirertore
F. J. Ladd
W. M. Holden
F. L. Sargent
A. J. Young
W. D. Smith
CW. Averill
W. Johnson, Jr
P. It. W. M. Holdin
KL. Woodworth Teller
FE. Dubie
Forign Spericent
Peat Manimohr
Mise Silvia Als
Loy Aeeed
Ernestene
Sire
Parks
Lin Dewetaber
Wallowa
Pratt Granite Co Trade Names and Secretary of State Affairs
Fragmentary text indicates Pratt Granite Co and Pratt Trent Company involved in a matter with the Secretary of State. Names Detertivnee and others such as Shevarer, Wrest, Alfred E MeRier appear, suggesting a trade registry or filing process with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Trent Company
Elfen
Vice President-Elect Coolidge Visits Montpelier School Event
Vice President-elect Coolidge, accompanied by his father, visited Montpelier Vermont to address Montpelier High School students and attend a Vermont Historical Society meeting. He spoke on the value of high school education, highlighting convictions perseverance and service to country.
Vermont Historical Society annual meeting report
The Vermont Historical Society held its annual meeting this afternoon in Montpelier at the new state building. W. W. Stiekpi was reelected president and Nehersse Vice president Jalyin Coolidge reeent and ee of the society. The evening featured remarks and reports from officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vermont Historical Society
State
Montpeliier
W. W. Stiekpi
Jalyin Coolidge
Cue
Ube
Quarry Savings Bank officers reelected for coming year
The Quarry Savings Bank and Trust Company held its annual meeting at 1 o clock, with officers reelected for the ensuing year. President A Rastinane, vice president H Mawes, and secretary treasurer C M Willey were noted, and the board of directors including Ales, How A Basten, TM tome Wt Meetodde, D M Haatwell, W Cowker, and WF Cutler. The treasurer C Willey reported on all departments, with emphasis on savings and commercial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarry Savings Bank &Trust Wanpany
A. Rastinane
Mmawes
View
CM. Willey
Crear
Dvertare Ales
Caiwe
A. Basten
Tome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarmenia
Soviet
Catherine Breshkovskaya
Boulogne Hospital
Dannunzio
Denmark
Baney
King
Long
Alfonso
Alfonoso
Tomm
Weess, Preeser
Earnest
Smith and Company of
Rench Black
Edict of Chicago
Tes
Betlews
Fim Ce
W. FP. Durkef
Barty
Tug of Portland
James MacKay
Weltha C. Todd
Brattleboro
Hippo
Chicago Cubs
Ral Waty
State of Vermont
Gov
Hartness
Free Bremen
National Life Insurance Company
People's National Bank
Pratt Granite CO
Bay
Gov, Aness
Washington
John €. Coolidge
State House
Montpelier High
Prin. A. A. Bwalleld
TL Dempeer
Supt. SC. Hutchiasin
Montprtier
Ledt Coolidge
Wehivk
Enantre
Geing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!