Forged notes over million by expert announced
South Framingham Massachusetts town finances in the spotlight as accountant Harvey S. Clare reveals forged notes totaling 190 000 with 20 000 still outstanding. John B. Lowbard, town treasurer, allegedly forged notes. Barmer Treaniras Tombard and Masiver Cummings named as utterers will face trial in Boston. Town meeting planned to disclose conditions.
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Framingham
Mase
Ton
Tauley
Harvey S. Clare
John B. Lowbard
Barmer Treaniras Tombard
Masiver Cummings
Boston
Cherry Mine Sealed Vessel to Open for Recovery Efforts
A sealed Cherry Mine doorway will be opened Monday to recover up to 10 bodies of victims. The fire has subsided, with efforts ongoing to identify remains and determine if experts may enter the site.
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Menouiced
Axperta
Body of Girl Found at Hampton New Hampshire
The body of a girl, native to Mohave s area, was found in the Hampton river near the boat channel. She had worked for the Myers family in Jersey and spent last summer with the Flanders family. The drowning is linked to a young man named Flanders from whom she was separated as they attempted to cross the thawing river. The specifics of the incident remain under inquiry with the elder Flanders' farm hosting summer boarders.
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Mangh
Jicoh Myers
Jereler
Flanders
Abe
Pinndecy
Vlandere
Mian
Leath
Planers
Unclear text about Y M C A organizing in Springheld
A garbled report describes a Windsor county group and Mons Christen association forming a young men movement in Springheld. Names Lockwood Lowes Lawrence and Billings appear. representatives to be chosen within local churches. Annual meeting planned in spring to discuss funding and further work.
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Springheld
Windsor County
Mons Christen Association
Ponlven Antereat
Lockwood
Lowes
Lawrence
Billings
Sabions
Lawrence Strike Ends After Wage Concession
In Lawrence a wage dispute led to a brief citywide strike as workers blocked avenues. Authorities intervened and after tense negotiations a 9 percent wage increase was granted, with a four party agreement reached and workers returning to duties. Details of the settlement were set to be released later.
Pounds to Draw Card Shocks Lightweight Bout
In a surprising turn a lightweight clash drew strong interest as rival contenders eyed an early lead. Promoter notes sudden pressure from WEMMERS for a January 24 date to stage the bout in a major venue.
Millions of Dollars Wiped Out by European Storms and Floods
London reports a sweeping European disaster as storms flood Mimarda and flooda devastate Italy and France. Alpine avalanches block passes, German routes close, and coastal wrecks multiply while Paris struggles with food shortages worsened by low snowfall. Millions face loss as rivers rise and supplies dwindle, with factories along the line shuttered and cities scrambling for relief.
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London
Jan
Europe
Italy
Alps
Germany
France
Spain
Paris
Franre
Naeapeau
Foot Amputation After Crush at Town Freight Crossing
Charlestown New Hampshire January 2 The center of Superior Tap company O Haymond was crushed by a freight train at a crossing while en route to his business. A passerby signalled the locomotive to proceed but Haymond fell and the machine dragged him, resulting in the amputation of his foot and part of his leg after being taken to Swan Hotel for medical aid.
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Charlestown
N. H
Notin
Verrihiy
Jinto
Armenthr
Swan Hotel
Postal Savings Bank discussed by Senate committees
Washington DC January 90 the Senate committees on post offices tonight took up the problem of postal savings banks three bills before them which are very much alike will be combined. main points under consideration endorse that postal savings banks shall be under the direction of the secretary of the treasury the postmaster general and the attorney general children over two married women and any bank may open accounts deposits received of one dollar or more not more than one hundred dollars for a month and no interest rate specified government may defeat the family. haste statement of potential costs included.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Tony
L Ieratary
Treasury
Fourti-Etuay Giostannater Shell Roneirw
Probing Commenced by Administration in Ballinger Case
Washington begins probe into Ballinger controversy as L B Glavis testifies before joint Senate and House committees. Senators Nelson, Knapp, Sutherland, Mant, Paynter, Platt, Mittal, Danby, Madison, James, Graham name witnesses expected to follow. Hearing crowds spill into Senate chamber as testimony begins.
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Washington, D.C
L. B. Glavin
Ballinger
Pinehot
Senate
Price
Shawere
Glavis
Alneke
Cratsbury Man Robbed Then Accused a Friend
George W. Simpson from East Orangebury Va reported $300 stolen after a night at the Connondfont Hones in Boston. Frank G. Cook of West Zod, age 21, allegedly befriended Simpson and is charged with the theft after Burke identified him in the West End police court.
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Boston
George W. Simpson
East Orpnbury
Jante
Simpnon
Conndfont
Frank G. Cook
Charies
West Zod
Court Square
Elation
Bost
Sinpean
Poly
Burke
West End
Cuti
Harte
Money Collector Lerker Arrested In Brattleboro Case
Brattleboro authorities arrest John Lerker alias J J Looker on a charge tied to a money collection scheme across towns including Newfane Townshend and Willington. Grand Juror F A Jawell led to the arrest with Constable L W Boyd, as Lerker faced Justices. The incident centers on alleged deceptive advertising and securing payments from victims.
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Monty
Outten Brattleboro
Newfane
Bes
Townshend
Varneyith
Iey
New York
F. A. Jawell
Leckur
Constable L. W. Boyd
Justion J. Ion
Prominent Vermontite Dies in Boston
An obituary reports Jen Heston and Georgy Willian Crampton, well known in Vermont commerce, dying in Boston after a general breakdown and arteriosclerosis. Crampton, born July 7 in Highgets, Vermont, was about 21 years in the region, with farming ties and long residence in the area. Funeral plans and proceedings are noted to be debated, with arrangements pending and jurisdictional questions raised by Nicoll and Mrs. Allen.
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Heston
Jen
Georgy Willian Crampton
Vedaetty
Vermont
Newbury Errest
Highgets
New York
Deinneny Nicoll
Saale
Abana
Hong
Nicoll
Allen
St. Altai
Arthur Crampton
Fire at Bangor Store Damages Roofs, Five Rescued
A Bangor fire caused about 20 000 in damage to a store and basement areas. Firefighters and a ranger aided occupants trapped on the roof and windows. Several women were rescued, some lowered from upper stories, as three rooms were emptied and the building was insured. The blaze started in the basement and spread upward, with wear and smoke reported throughout.
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Bangor
Ranger
Ithe J
Mali
Mately Dowy
Woman Charges Murder In Lithuania City Shooting Case
Sophie Mitchell of Waterbury and Min Kellehman faced trial after the killing of Rulviniskas in a wooded tract. The victim died from a bullet wound after being found with threats. authorities pursued the case as a music teacher’s alleged involvement unfolds.
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Wi Coon
Jan
Thin City
Sloe Mitchell
Waterbury Te Arescaed
Orkney and Tie Triad
Min Kellehman
Fainting Boy Falls in Pool at Exeter Game
A Providence paper reports a fainting incident during a 1909 Exeter ball game. A captain of the Exeter team collapsed in a pool area, was revived by a passing senior, and remained in care afterward at a local hospital while fellow students and staff provided assistance.
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Exeter
Providence
R. Ly
Nissiaym
Evelimeen
Baines
Silfoom
Prin Fn Pilcher
Rixeter
Brown
Burt
Three Days Carnival Opens in St Johnsbury Are Welcomed
At St Johnsbury on January 26 the grand three day carnival launches with Sheridan council, Columbus, and Mant knight performers. The hall is decorated in national colors, an orchestra platform hosts music, and entertainment is promised by the Woman's Charity. Proceeds aid local causes as vendors and a varied program fill the evenings through Thursday. Sheridan council representatives from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont towns attend.
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Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury
Tortrand
Sheridan Conneil
Columbus
Wanda
Wailall
Congreya
Resin
Verdi Kaighta
Meanchusetts
New Hampahiro
Vermont
Sheridan
Council
New England
Rapid
Pat Atom
Genere
Injured by Fall at Bolton Station
Waterlury Jan 26. Wiling Lancor of Bolton home in Weat Iton was brought here yesterday noon for treatment by Supt Grout in canes for the gallroad. The man known as Tanetr formerly worked in the sta here and made many friends.
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Tanetr
DirD in Rutland Minnie Ly Montpaliet Death Notice
Fragmentary obituary notes Minnie Ly of Montpaliet died in Rutland. Relland Jen and B-Mies references indicate mourners or relatives, but exact details are unreadable. This item records a death notice with unclear affiliations and locations from a damaged OCR segment.
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Relland
Jen
Mies
Minnie Ly
Montpaliet
Ferent
Ae City
Steamer Co Shops Burn at Shelburne Harbor
Fire destroyed the machine shop and part shop of the Steamer Co at Shelburne Harbor near Burlington. Loss is estimated between 12,000 and 15,000 dollars, with insured property largely wiped out. Rebuilding planned for the remainder of the plant as steamers Vermont and Vermont deroga suffered later damage. Bucket brigade crews aided by Shelburne residents kept the blaze from spreading further.
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Shelburne Harbor
Burlington
Lou
Jan
Champlain ‘Transportation Company
Brialburne Larbor
Tublee
Thin City
Vermont
Tisans Deroga
Take Burlington Men On Lottery Charge
Four Burlington men faced a lottery charge after being arrested during a splintered case. They allegedly operated a business selling articles and collecting fees for weeks under a nam e in a city area. The defendants were arranged to appear in court at 4 Water date with $100 bonds posted.
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Burlington
William Ornedno
Winnoaki
Cincie
New York
Bern
Manufacturers Meeting Report Expected on Branch Proposals
A meeting of the convention is called for tomorrow afternoon to review portions received from various branches. The conference committee is expected to report on the results and address troubles noted by rat elimination representatives.
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Caburare
Not Buying Luxuries Aid Rounds Up Donations
A community drive raises funds and food to aid a relief effort. Donations include several bush of potatoes and turnips for relief members and workers. The Dreamland Theatre offers to contribute inventory funds and services toward the fund. The Strauss stock company plans charity performances to support essential food and supplies.
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West Hill
Dreamland
Strauss Stork
Ray
Aleo
Mmonex
Warsith
Janice Muteh
OL U
Child suffers fall at stairs in street accident
A fragmentary report describes a young girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mat, who fell down stairs along a street, striking her head on a tin box edge and sustaining a serious injury. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Afr
Mat
Montpelier Store Sold in Haverhill Firm Purchase
Frank W Mitchell of Haverhill mass acquires Richmond Street dry goods store in Montpelier through the firm of Tikal & Company of Haverhill. Details of the transfer involve local officials and prominent citizens, with a private hotel gathering cited as part of the events surrounding the sale.
Burns Club Celebrates Anniversary With Banquet and Songs
The Burns Club marked its anniversary with a banquet at Wall Street hall featuring speeches by Edward Cheeger and Jaenit Kelerardes, a long program of songs and recitations, and a special toast to Scotland. Attendees included longtime members and guests who enjoyed musical performances by Miss McDonald, Anderson, and others, ending with dancing and a late reception.
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Barre
Gonad
Edward Cheeger
Tate
Tlse
John Malden
Kyle
Anderson
Anders
Spgile
Burne
Kyames Rae
James Booth
Prince Charlie
Barbara Mo
Darnell
Scotland
D.b. Marri
Gray
Lankey
Annie
Dow
James Anderton
Alex. M. Senithy
Wallace
Brown
Tomet
America
Jamra Mackay
Inglis
Wm. Daas
Coutame
Maoale
Deforge Arrest Details In Grand Jury Case
A fragmented report notes Edward De Forge was arrested the same day and appeared with one other party in a grand jury. The narrative indicates De Forge defended himself and did not engage in the trouble, while court proceedings targeted the overall incident.
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Enae
Edward Deforge
Hertram
Deforge
Clan Burials for John Watt Held by Clan Gordon
Funeral services for John Watt were held at two o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Congregation of First Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. D. MacKenzie presiding. Two duets entertained. bearers included William Barclay and others. clan members escorted the procession to the cemetery. floral tributes came from Clan Gordon and Barclay Brothers among others.
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John Watt
J. D. MacKensie
Flrat Presbyterian Church
Emma Hipsant
William My
Watt
William Barclay
Car Bovis Ian Ml
Mrs Aurelia Mayott Dies After Illness in Barre
Mrs Aurelia Mayott died at 12 o'clock tonight at her home on Prospect Street after a long illness of asthma and heart trouble. She had resided in Barre about three years coming from Canada. She leaves ten children including Hiram Tresett and Fred Bresett of Barre, William Bresett in Canada, Jina Drauss and Joseph Bresett of Barre, George Leonard of Vermont, and others. A sister, Mrs Sophia Brooks of Palmer, Mass., survives. The funeral will be from St Monica's church Friday at ten, with interment in Palmer, Massachusetts.
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Aurelia Mayott
Wight
Canada
Barre
Dix Chilldren
Hiraan Tresett
Thin City
Fred Bresett
Pastor
Mons
William Bresett
Gainada
Mea
Jina
Village Hall Ball Delights Bast Montpellag Crowd
An old folke ball at the Bast Montpellag village hall drew a large crowd for an evening of music and dancing. The event paired couples and featured lively tunes, with organizers delivering an enjoyable program despite rough handwriting in the OCR.
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Bast Montpellag
Leais
Barre’s Year Progressive Barres Year Progressive
Mayor Robins presents his third annual message to the board of aldermen outlining the year’s budget, debt reduction, and city finances. He notes reduced bonded indebtedness, planned water department savings, and ongoing street work while detailing expenditures, reserves, and forecasts for the coming year.
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John Robins
Alder Goen
Ita
Wheel
Prengh
Prenant Difficulty
Anide Rm Water Department
Ling Fund
Water Department
Fire Department
Maree Poe
Flobian
Certein
Phe Eyiaos
Isn Ae
Asmé High
Rabie
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