Truce Begins in Ireland Ahead of De Valera London Meet
Truce in Ireland begins as De Valera agrees to meet Lloyd George Thursday to discuss peace terms. Officials report 24 deaths from violence over the weekend across Ireland, with Belfast hit hardest and curfews lifting in Dublin as police lorries and armored cars withdraw from streets.
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Ireland
DE Valera
Lloyd George
Dub
Belfast
Dublin
Nice
Londonderry
Dublin Castle
Rochester
County Cork
G O'Conner
Dent
Castle Teland
Benor
Hear
Si Parsons
Belfast curfew tightens amid Sunday disorders in Star Street
Belfast July 11 curfew extended as disorders flare in Star Street and Carrick Hill. Six bullet wounds treated at the local hospital with gunfire heard in several disturbed areas. Police report attempts at organized outbreaks checked and local drivers attacked along Lannester Street.
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Belfast
Dallas
Ireland
Star Sree
Carrick Hill
Ame Hospital
Lannester Street
Yreteritay
Priliream
Tufts Removal Case Heard by Massachusetts Supreme Court
Five justices began weighing charges to remove Middlesex District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts amid unprecedented full-bench proceedings. Attorney General J Weston Allen accuses Tufts of official irregularities tied to a Mishawum Manor affair and payoffs, with witnesses summoned to support the case as hearings may span weeks.
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Allen
Tufte
Woirn Road
Henry T Hurlburt
Hiram Abrams
Adolph Zukor
Hurlburt
Middlesex County
Hiether
Woburn Arty
Hell
Mishawum Manor
M. Curley
Boston
Portland
Hurlwort
Curley
Francis L. Daly
Abrams
Josephs M Lavenson
Hotel Touraine
Alama
Daniel Ho
Coakley
Huel Hurt
Alvear
Hurtlart
Levenson
Daly
East Cambridge
Tufts
Mishawim Manor
Hurthurt
Tifts
Hari
Nifroma
Adolph Zuker
Coakle
David Stoneman
Meacon Trust Company
Mr. Coakles
Joseph McLevenson
Hurbart
Charles H. Wright
Remachl
Hampden
Aust Hart
Wren
Seheman
Joy
Hurlbert
Phemewrleee
Witarss Fry
Valle
W. J. Chereree
Om Meyer Corey
Davet Grenemen
Detret Allecsey Pelletier
Train Attack Causes Cars to Burn in Vicious Assault
A railway incident ended with a train attacked and multiple cars set ablaze. Investigations focus on perpetrators and motives as emergency crews secure the scene and document the damage. Local authorities urge caution and cooperation from residents.
United States Hints On Armament Talks In Washington
Washington July 11 The Harding administration announced that the United States has approached Britain France Italy and Japan to see if they will attend a Washington conference on armament limitation. The notice said a conference would be held on an agreed date if the invitation is accepted and that topics would include Far East policy. Lloyd George was expected to speak in London later today. White House aides said Harding would likely deliver a special message to Congress within a day or two after returning from a Potomac cruise.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pacific
Par Kaat
Harding
Greal
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Washington
Far East
State Department
Lloyd George
London
King
Washington, D.C
White House
Congress
Harling
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
France Likely to Accept Harding Armament Talks Invite
Paris July 1 official comment on President Harding's conference plan is withheld while awaiting the official invitation. Unofficial views say France will likely accept the invitation though the French government stance since December remains unchanged. France would retire armament costs with relief but security measures are not yet extended.
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Paris
Harding
Cielm
France
of Nations
Thien Bourgeois
British cabinet discusses note on armaments
London July TI By the Asseminated Press President Harding's note on initiation of armaments and a conference was discussed by the British cabinet today. Ambassador Marbury and Baron Finayashi were in talks with Lord Curzon as Prime Minister Lloyd George met with diplomatic envoys.
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London
Harding
Ameriony
Yeaterday
Awbasdador Harrry
Wuere Corart
Llnyd George
Lord Curzon
Marvey
Baron Fiayashi
Number 10
Downing Street
Harding Back Home We The
A brief clipping notes Harding returning home with a mention of We The public sentiment and a vague update on the situation. No clear dates or places are provided. The fragment suggests a political or civic context.
Historian Kent Found Dead After War Gas Attacks
Paria, July 17. Laurence L. Kent, veteran of the 42d engineers in the Ca Boat division, was found dead with a bullet to the heart. A letter asked to be buried with his fallen comrades, stating he could not bear the suffering from being gassed six times during the war.
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Paria
Associated Preves
Laurence L. Kent
Aervion
42D Engineers
Kent
American War Department
Ames Heirship Totals One Million Two Hundred Fifty Thousand
Frederick Lothrop Ames, Easton manufacturer, dies intestate. Probate court grants letters of administration to widow Edith C Ames and Bradley W Palmer. Estate valued at 1,250,000 with 750,000 personal property. Administra tors named for Frederick Lothrop Ames and Mary Ames, minors. Widow and heirs at law named as sole heirs.
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Taunton, Miry
Frederick Lothrop Ames
Easton
MR. Hurd
Edith OC
Ames
Bradley W. Palmer
Boston
Youmrdiany
Mary
Parachute Drop Sets Grim Feelings From Witness
In St Paul on July 1 Miss Mike Phoebe J Fairgrave, 16, reportedly set a world record by leaping from 16,200 feet. The long descent lasted about 20 minutes before she landed in a wheat field. Spectator Miss Fairgrave called it terrible and said she would never attempt it again.
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St. Paul
Mike Phoebe J. Fairgrave
Atic
Curtins Bying Felt
Constabulary Head George A. Parker Leads Massachusetts Force
George A Parker of Lancaster is named head of a new state constabulary to be trained at Framingham. The unit will handle police work and is slated for its first use at Dynah auth west month.
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George A. Parker
Lancaster
Massachusetts
Napain
Cmetabulure
Framingham
Dyna Auth
Town Talk: Four Albany Visitors Help Fishermen Nab Giant Mackerel
A group of visitors including BW. Limberg Albany jeweler John Maurache conductor of Broethr's orchestra Aaron Gustafens and Bernard of Albany joined local fishermen at Pine Point to assist in catching a huge mackerel. The harpoon struck the fish after a struggle and the party plans to return to Albany with the catch.
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Aaron Gustafeon
Betes
Pine Point
Port x
BW. Limberg
Albany
John Maurache
Broethr
Grand Theatre
Albams
Aaron Gustafens
Granite Manumetwok
Harte
Mr. Bernard
Albeur
Cocrofie
LE Vestetay
Meherwens
Albeny
Waite
Berlin to Investigate Water Situation at Pond Rights
At a special town meeting Berlin voted to probe Montpelier’s rights to Berlin pond, the town water source, and other property. A three member investigation committee was named, with discussion revealing tensions over water purity and access for residents and visitors.
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Montpelier
Berlin
Berlin Pond
George K. Perrin
Pike
H. O. Dwinell
Dan A. Perry
Merrill Corliss
George Perrin
State Board of Health
State Board
Little Pont
Maine
Monthier
Frank Blomfield
Merlin
William Brown
Bromfel
Clinton Benjamin
Two Die in Topeka Auto Crash Involving Explosives
Topeka Kansas July 11 N A Rosen an air well shooter and his wife were killed and four others injured when their car collided with another while carrying six cases of dynamite and nitroglycerine. The blast and crash scattered explosives along the highway but did not explode.
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Topeka
Kan
N. A. Rosen
Britain backs Harding call for international arms talks
In the House of Commons Premier Lord George welcomed President Harding’s invitation to convene a conference on limiting German arms. He said Britain supports the initiative on behalf of the empire and the conference should treat China as an independent participant in Pacific affairs.
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London
Apsnciatet
Harding
Britain
George
House of Commons
Empire
Round Lake Fire Nearly Wipes Out Village
Round Lake New York was nearly wiped out by a blaze that destroyed more than a score of buildings. The fire raged through Sarainge Springs and the surrounding area, threatening to level the entire village. Authorities report the fire will reach its peak today as emergency crews continue to battle the flames and mopup proceeds.
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Sarainge Springs
Lake
Injury not serious reported in Wisisseet Maine
A local report states Donall B MarMillan plans to attend services while Harold Whitehonier of Bombay village notes a minor injury. Whitehiwe expects to be present at the Bensteinsalle town event near Sherpest river this Saturday afternoon as the riv ن
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Wisisseet
Donall
MarMillan
Harold Whitehonier
Whitehiwe
Bensteinsalle
Sherpest
Taft Is Sworn In as Chief Justice of United States
Washington July 11 William Howard Taft was sworn in today as chief justice. The simple ceremony occurred in the Office of Attorney General Daugherty with Justice Heeling officiating. Attending were Henry W. Taft and John T. Adams, Republican committee chair. Taft received his commission and then went to the White House to pay respects to President Harding with Daugherty.
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William Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Daugherty
Heeling
District Supreme Court
Mr. Taft
Henry W. Taft
New York
John T. Adama
Republican National Committee
Taft
Chit Justin
High Court
White House
President Harding
Mr. Daugherty
Sought wife and sister in Barre bar
Leon L. Martel 27, a St. Johnsbury painter and woolworker, sought Barre police help to locate two women he claimed were his wife and sister. The hunt spanned Vermont and New Hampshire towns, including North Stratford and Newport, with possible links to a California peace show carnival. Martel toured trains and cities, visiting Boston after reading warnings.
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Leon L. Martel
St. Johnsbury
Barre Police Department
Gamble
Suit
Mert
California Peace Shows Co
Te Carnival
Neiler
Mia
Irene Morte
Mme Marguerite I
Jone A
Vermont
New Hampshire
North Stratford
N. H
Newport
New Orleans
Woodsville
Boston
Boston Post
Breezes Office Cooled Congregation in East St Louis
In East St Louis on July 1 the congregation faced a heatwave as the church used cooling measures during services. The scene described shows people fanning and a heat impacted crowd while an electrical device appeared to aid cooling amid scattered snow-like imagery in the scene.
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East St. Louis
Francis Grywr
Firet
Suit over patent rights on tire tread in federal court
Boston July 11 suit filed in federal court by Sue Goodyear Co alleging infringement of tire tread patents. Plaintiffs Catherine McMay and Keil Ho Daniels of Tampa seek restraining order against continued production and damages for past breaches. Court action aims to halt further manufacture of tread wheels and related products.
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Boston
Arkan
Jaintife
Catherine McMay
Keil Ho Daniels
Tampa
Vie
National association seeks tax law revision campaign
National Association of Creditmen launches a bias campaign to push for federal tax law revisions. Aimed at influencing lawmakers, the effort mobilizes members and emphasizes a broader reform agenda.
Boy Run Over Leaves Skul Fracture in Accident
A three year old boy was struck by a Ford truck on North Main Street near the Barre creamery and suffered a fractured skull. The vehicle, driven by Mrs Carmen Aja, stopped quickly and the child was rushed to City Hospital. Eyewitnesses said the boy and his brother started to cross the street for a drink of water when the younger boy led, prompting the older child to pull him back into the path of the oncoming truck. The driver and bystanders assisted, and the hospital reported the boy will recover.
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Finaro Spiretta
Umberto Spirella
Tomasl
Main Street
Carmen Aja
Berlin Street
Barre Creamery
City
Elnare
Aji
John McKernan
Mt. Vernon Place
Owhen
Lost Thumb and Two Fingers in Garden Blast Accident
A youth identified as Georga Demijohn suffered the loss of a thumb and two fingers on his right hand in an explosion blamed on a five inch firecracker or nitroglycerine exploder. He was rushed to City hospital for amputation and treatment. Eyewitnesses and local reports describe the blast near the Gilbert store as the cap ignited while the boy attempted to remove the fuse or inspect the device. The incident involves several companions and raises concerns about weapon handling in the area.
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Evear
Joseph Demijohn
Georga
Demijohn
City Hospital
Ty Hayes
Gilbert
Wheloime
William Coughtin
Dénatt Morrison
Varl Vielwa
Heavy Rain Floods Barre Streets After Severe Rainstorm
Torrents of water surged through Barre streets after a heavy rainstorm, flooding gutters and sidewalks for hours. Water filled roadways, undermined gravel, and damaged storefronts on Merchant, Tremont, Park, and surrounding avenues as residents dealt with submerged sidewalks, blocked streets, and lingering runoff.
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Othe
Barre Esterday
Prospect Street
Merchent
Wellington
Imprevillenae Street
Sheridan Hemeon Street
Merchant
Prankton Spaulding
Merry
Academy
Terk
Tremont
Arevbe
Tenia
Peltere
Sacco On Train During Slaying Trial Testimony
Witnesses recalled April 15 testimony about Sacco on a Boston to Stoughton train on April 1a the day of the South Braintree double murder. Hayes, a defense witness, said he could not confirm Sacco’s presence. George Kelley tied a cap to Sacco. Henry McCarthy discussed Levangie’s inability to identify bandit car occupants.
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Dedham
Maas
Niccola Sacco
James M. Hay
Stoughton
Howton
South Braintree
Sacco
Bartolomeo Vinetti
Mr. Hayes
Summeruet
Boston
Saceo
Hayes
Fle
McCarthy
Levangie
Funeral of Mrs M Hardy at Ayers Street home
The funeral for Mrs. William Mc Hardy, who died after a brief illness, was held Saturday at 2 pm from her 70 Ayers Street home. Rev. Wm N McN Kittredge officiated. Interment was in Hope Cemetery. A large turnout of relatives and friends filled the house and a long line of floral tributes was noted.
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William Mc Hardy
Ayers Street
William McN. Kittredge
Presbeterian Church
Mies Alin Walker
Hope Cemetery
Alex Fowlev
James R. Mackay
George Stewart
Alex Harper
Angus McDonald
Walter Douglas
Towh
Nurtes
Tarre City Hospital
W McKenele
Carl © Hamblett
George Stears
Harles Leel
Richard
Simpson
Wilkinson
Anderson
Mackar
Duthie
Cutter
Ward
Ogestan
Hazel
A. Clark
George RB. Booth
Bert Gabree
Cattr
Birkin
MRE HERBERT CHENEY AT CITY HOSPITAL
Mrs Cheney of Summer street, wife of Herbert Cheney, underwent an operation at City Hospital in April but did not fully regain health. She is survived by husband, daughter and two sons. A memorial service is planned at their home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Cerronthe
Nellie Chester
Summer Street
Cheney
Dineen
Ganges
Mary Harrington
Fife
Barre
Sarnanaey Tree
Agreement Condemned in New York Protest Detail
A contested labor pact provoked protests as representatives from parties and unions gathered in New York. Tensions rose over membership, assent to terms, and the role of leaders as factions debated the fate of the agreement and its terms.
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Daly
Agatmet & Leure
Farenenes
New York
Mertiard
Tigre
Taut
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