Tufts Accused Official Acknowledges Father Gifts Deposit Details
Boston July 28 Deposits totaling about 20000 made in May and June 1917 by Nathan A Tufts Middlesex County attorney were described as gifts from his father and an ante mortem estate settlement. Tufts testified the money entered three financial accounts and noted related figures and transactions with the Exchange Trustrs and Waltham National Bank as part of the probe into his possible removal.
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Middlesex County
Boston
Nathan A. Tufts
Supreme Court
Stetorney
Allen
Tufts
Hurlburt
Mishawum
Dufts
Hiram Abrats
Jesse Lasky
Adolph Zuker
Waltham National Bank
Exchatay Truss. Company
Exchange Trist
Hurlivart
Coakley
Cnnklin
James F. Aylward
Harry
Laws
Moving Picture
Peculiar Terms in Irish Situation
Speculation on the Irish crisis centers on Lloyd George and De Valera advising patience as Dublin negotiates British proposals. Smuts mediates from Pretoria and may return. Sinn Fein hesitates to seek prisoner releases while Ireland prepares for a likely Dail gathering to discuss terms.
United States warns Britain over cotton shipment contracts
The U S shipping board issued an ultimatum to British lines, demanding fair treatment in cotton contracts from Alexandria, Egypt to the UK and the United States. It threatened to declare an open market and apply retaliatory measures excluding ships from U S ports if unfair practices continued, amid reports of tensions between American and Liverpool shipping interests.
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London
Associated Press
United States Shipping Board
Alesandria
Egypt
United Kingdom
United States
Shipping Board
Alexandria
United States Ships Board
Liver Pool
Adviers
Train Derailment in New Carlisle Injures Passengers
A Central passenger train departing Chicago at 1 1 o clock last night derailed in New Carlisle Indiana after striking a heavy track. Engineer A Johnson and J L Flynn among the injured. Zachary Cali of Indiana Harbor drove the train. Five sour? fatally injured. passengers bruised.
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South Bend
Ind
Sleeping Sickness Kills Patient in Louisville Ward
In Louisville on July 28 a patient, Michael Izgernd, aged about four, reportedly died after 127 days of sleeping sickness. Doctors say the child has not woken since the 27th day of his illness. He has been fed liquid nourishment at intervals as physicians consider long-term care.
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Louisville
Pei
Michael Izgernd
Yisterdey
Young Fitegerald
Mona
Fire destroys farm buildings in West Barnet
A hayyard blaze of spontaneous origin wiped out Charles Ey’s farm buildings in West Barnet on July 2. The fire, seen by a passerby, consumed the structures and farming tools, with total losses estimated around 20000. Ey was away. his wife and three children were asleep when discovered.
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St. Jobfishers
Charles
West Barnet
Rae
Malian Socialists Ready for Peace Talks
Rome report states after talks with delegates, Signer Dent announced to the chamber that workers had informed him they were ready to establish peace with the Pasciete, amid ongoing Franco-Roman mediation and legislative dialogue.
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Rome
Io Ue de Aries
Signer Dent
Chamber of Speenee
More Hopeful of Irish Peace Despite No De Valera Reply
Dublin reports a growing hopeful mood for a solution to the Irish problem amid a continuing truce. Officials say moves toward peace may take longer, with no decision on de Valera’s response to government terms. It is stated he requested reserve members of the Irish Republican Parliament be freed, though release would require authorization. No plan to reconvene the republican Parliament is evident.
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Dublin
de Valera
Lord George
Trish
Tne
Germany Will Abide By Allies Decision
Pittsburgh July 28 United States immigration authorities removed Captain Nery man Veach and the Australian Davis cup party from a railroad train at Mack Rock New York because they lacked required entrance papers. B Yohe Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad general manager relayed the morning message.
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Pittsburgh
Neryman Veach
Mack Rock
N.Y
United States
B. Yohe
General Ooager
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
French Message Considered in London Conference
London July 28 The latest French demand for immediate troops to Upper Silesia surprised officials in London and was discussed at a Downing Street meeting attended by Lloyd George and cabinet members. Officials expected Lord Carson to meet the French ambassador De Staulaire this afternoon while the Allied Supreme Council meeting might be delayed.
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London
Associated Prosk
Upper Silesia
Phreles
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Lloy George
Jane
Erma
Lord Carson
de Staulaire
Supreme Council
Wealthy man dies by suicide in New York office
Harry W. Durye, 47, heir to a steel fortune and director at American Wor ntwork, shot himself in the Mandivean war office. Despite a reported calm interior, he left an estate valued between 650,000 and 1,000,000. He is survived by his wife and two sisters.
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New York
Harry W. Duryen
Hiram Duryen
National Starch Company
Mandivean War Office
American Worntworking Machine Company
Line
ome con orl @ wister
Mra
Millivent Anderson
Nirwanna Wins George Cup Zone Race At Watertown
Nirwanna, James Morrow's sloop from the Royalton Vineirt club, won the first zone in the George Cup contest late yesterday in Hamilton. Huski NoVY of the Gresernt Yacht Oil club from Watertown finished second. Scrapper quit after spinnaker gear was damaged during the race.
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Hamilton
Ont
Nirwanna
James Morrow
Royalton Vineirt Club
Huski
Gresernt Yacht Oil
Watertown
Novy
Jana
Sanitary Inspection Confirmed Health Plan for Postal Staff
Washington DC authorities approved a health service plan to improve living and working conditions for postal employees. The inspection concluded that the prime health service will implement regular home and organizational health measures to benefit the entire postal service nationwide.
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Washingt
DCO
Aken
United States
Ten-Year-Old Girl Rescues Baby From Drowning
In St Johns New Brunswick on July 28 a ten year old girl named Margaret Matthews rescued the one year old Sally Morton from the Kennebecasis River at Point Plan. Margaret jumped in without removing clothes or shoes, grabbed the drowning child with her teeth and swam to shore, saving the infant from the swift current.
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St. Johns
N. B
Margaret
W. D. Matthews
New York
Kennebacis River
Sally Morton
Mysterious tunnel unearthed at former Spurgin bank
Chicago July 28 discovery of a six by four foot tunnel inside the vault wall at the defunct Michigan Avenue Trust Co building is tied to the missing president Warren Spurgin. State's attorney reports a plot to tunnel into the bank, with assets sought and indictments pending. Mrs Spurgin and daughter Vivian were released after questioning.
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Chicago
Warren
Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Co
Canada
Mexico
Vivian
Detroit
US suits seek halt to seizure of nine steam slips
New York July 28 Injunction proceedings brought by the United States Main Steamship Co against the akip ying board over seizure of nine steam slips once allocated to the company. The board’s transfer to federal courts was ordered by state Supreme Court Justice Burton. The company’s pagar remains under a temporary injunction granted by Justler. The temporary injunction will stand until vacated or the case returns to the state supreme court for adjudication.
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New York
United States Main Steamship Co
Akipying Board
State Supreme Court
Burton
Shine
Justler
Wie
Government War Time Contracts Probe Head Named
Washington July 2 Coronel Guy D Goff will head the Justice Department special bureau investigating government war time contracts as announced by Attorney General Paugherty.
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Washington, DC
Coronel Guy D. Goff
Justice Department
Paugherty
Oelay
Hundred Men Fight Fire Near Meredith Farm
Meredith New Hampshire July 28 summer residents rushed to battle a forest fire on John M Neal's large mountain farm near Were road. A strong wind spared the Neal home barns and cottages as the blaze was checked about 8 o'clock last evening after damaging several acres and causing more than 100 dollars in losses. About 100 men aided in controlling the flames.
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Meredith
N. H
John M Neal
Neal
Buldings
Grain Moving Faster Despite Higher Rates
Grain moved faster than in the past three years as per a statement by the American Railway Association. The June road survey noted railroad cars loaded at 403 more than the previous period of 1930, with 704 to go in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chindom D. Uy
American Raiway Association
Brother Blamed Before Death In Family Tragedy
Detroit July 28 Herman Schman ski age 60 died in hospital from injuries after his brother George, with whom he ran a business, threw a lit item at him and caused a fire. Authorities say the brothers had been partners for years and the incident occurred shortly before the fatal injuries.
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Detroit
Herman Schmanski
George
Canada to Pay Loan in New York Next Monday
Ottawa reports that Finance Minister Henry Drayton states the government will pay the loan due in New York next Monday. No further government borrowing is planned at this time.
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Canada
New York
Ottawa
Henry Drayton Tinteter
Anmmin el Tedey
Crew Brought To Port After Reef Incident Near Turk’s Channel
Captain Neos and 22 crew members of the Nareezion auxiliary whewer General Vertes were rescued after being detected near Endigeiten reef off Turk's Channel. The vessel had sailed from Norwalk to Seattle, with an unknown cargo and total bows reported damaged.
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Vores
Neos
Endigeiten Reef
Mear Turk
Norwalk
Seattle
Hundred Per Cent Dividend Reported by Delaware Lane Company
Directors at Delaware, Larkawanne and Western railways approved a full dividend of 100 percent. The motion outlined payment to shareholders, with details on timing and eligibility for the dividend award.
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York
Delaware
Larkawanne
Wee
Tretil Om
Governor Small Vanishes Amid Embezzlement Probe
Reports from Chicago and Kankakee show Governor Lan Small, facing state funds embezzlement charges, unaccounted after a full day of legal strategy. Amid arrest rumors, officials doubt his immediate return to Springfield as conspiratorial indictments loom against Sterling and Curtis.
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Kankakee
Mra Len Small
Trinoix
Chicago
Lan Small
Bankakee
Kankekee
Henry Mester
Lane Ramon County
Chipago
Overnor
Springfield
Sote Attormeye
Small
Democrats Claim Unpairness In Civil Service Postmaster Scandal
Washington July 28 Postmaster General Howe announced that an additional list of names will be supplied to the Civil Service Commission for postmastership exams and qualifications. He noted the existing lists draw mainly from sources created under the Wilson administration and acknowledged some merit to the complaints.
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Washington, DD
Civil Service Commission
Howe
Commisasion
le Oamailasion
Wilson
Hays
Death of William Walker of Barre City Hospital
William Walker died at City hospital from valvular heart disease after about three weeks illness. Born March 4 1880 in Bowton he lived in Barre much of the last two years while painting. Survived by wife now dead and sons Ralph Walker Chelsea and Guy in Watertown NY. funeral plans pending arrival of son. Burial likely in Chelsea.
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William Walker
Pearl Street
City Hospital
Mr. Walker Wan
Barre
Bowton
Joorph Stalker
Vermont
Chelios
Funeral of J Calderara Held Yesterday at George St
Funeral services for Joseph Calderara who died Monday were held at his home on George Street yesterday. Eulogies praised his life as relatives and friends gathered, with many flower tributes and attendees including out-of-town relatives from Milford and nearby neighbors.
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J. Calderara
George St
Joseph
Herara
Tibernilogi
Tle Hime
George
J. Hosen
L. Spimeli
Z. Hettens
Th Louis
Sfilford
Mariene Calderare
Gattons
Milford
Mass
Mra
Charles Joesnid
Neuvel Loteoment
Mrs Ellen M Scales Rites Set After Death In City Hospital
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Ellen M Scales Seabee of 10 Hightend Avenue who died recently at the city hospital. Survived by husband Willie Seabee, a daughter Mirx Therlee Hotir, and other relatives. Burial arrangements and services details are pending with Rev. Rey and Barre Vrinety named among those expected to attend.
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Seabee
Willie Seabee
Vmirx Therlee
Brakeman Eludes Grasp as Freight Derby Unhits Tracks
Charles Smith, a Montpelier and Wella River railroad brakeman, leapt from a derailing granite freight train just in time as the third car tore loose from the engine. The mishap routed five cars down a 40-foot embankment near Aerstront crossing, with blocks and rails scattered. workers rounded up eight remaining cars and cleared the line by late afternoon. Smith and his party then planned a celebratory camping trip at a Connecticut lake in New Hampshire.
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Charles Smith
Montpelier
Wella River
Mat Ead
Aer
Niga
Drew-Daniels Co
Waterbury
National Life Lnsurance Co
Herman Allen Injured at Granite Plant
Herman Allen of Malm and Browk streets sustained a compound fracture of the left arm at the elbow when struck by a belt pitman arm at Presbies Leland Co granite plant. He was repairing the machine above the saw when it started unexpectedly. a fellow worker halted the machine and saved him from the saw. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Herman Allen
Turner of Malm
Browk Streets
Tle Pitman
Presbies-Leland Co
Ellaw
Allen
Eaw
Lost Fingers Report From Loom Accident at Kilward Property
Kilward Casey nephew of Charles Lachole of 114 Simmer street lost part of the first two fingers in a loom accident yesterday around 12 30 pm. The tool slipped and torn fingers were shattered at the first joint. He was taken to a physician then to City Hospital where he remained overnight. Miss Kathryn Braga returned home from Middlebury with her cousin Miss Kathryn Vac har who will visit locally for a few weeks.
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Kilward
Casey
Charles Lachole
Simmer Street
Mise
Kathryn Braga
Maple Grove
Middlebury
Shy
Kathryn Vachar
Approval 18 Granted In Vermont State Charity Plan
The Vermont board of charity officials announces approval of an 18 state charity plan with provisions for private charity care. The agreement includes state agents overseeing care and a trial period with a timetable for implementing the plan across Main Street areas and related institutions.
Death of Fall Liver Man Fostered Debt Bill Favorable by Senate Committee
Fragmented telegraphic copy reports a debt relief bill tied to Treasury authority moving forward in the Yank war context. The Senate committee ordered amended administration lines and related measures. unclear names and places appear due to damaged text.
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Treasury
Senate
These Awful Rates Pech Were Maw Deed See
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear content with multiple unreadable phrases. It mentions rates, deeds, and names but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
New England Railroads Lose Joint Freight Petition
Washington report states the Interstate Commerce Commission declined to adopt New England railroads joint freight divisions as proposed. Data from New England lines was deemed voluminous but insufficient to justify a division readjustment. The ruling demands new readjustments to address inconsistencies and impact on other roads.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
PIBVA
Neinly
Hudson River
Congress
Rome
Commission Aid
Foley
New Haven
Aroostank
Vermont
Mutlend
Cominisehuner
Central Vermont railroad sued for damages in collision case
Legal action filed against Central Vermont alleging two thousand damages from a collision involving a Brown automobile near West Berlin on February 11. Plaintiff claims the train caused injuries to William, a passenger, and names the railroad officials Porter Whar and Lodgmore among defendants.
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Central Vermont
le Brown
West Berlin
Tly
Arthon
William
Daisies C
Bst
Porter
Lodgmore End
Reltdan
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