Fourteen Dead as Express Hits Bus at Painesville Ohio
A New York Central express train struck an automobile bus near Painesville late last night, killing fourteen and injuring three seriously as survivors fled the wreck and a gasoline tank explosion set debris ablaze. Crossing watchman and railroad officials say the driver attempted to beat the train. coroner’s inquest set for today with investigators probing signals and crossing safety.
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Express
Painesville, O
New York Central
Cleveland
George KE. McGhee
Painesville
New York Central Railroad
SH Raymond Hamilton
Charles Sullivan
Pali
Per F. &. Fernandes
Buffalo
G, Ernst
A. W. Thornes
Ter Parrish
Hestine
Margenil
Adams
Fernandes
Montpelier Newsroom Notes Show Local Notables and Events
Ex governor A M Fletcher visits the State House while Clarence SENTER of Hartford, Connecticut tours Montpelier. Local sports pacts mention Monitor High School facing St. Ibn Egil School next Wednesday. Community updates report travel, illnesses, and state government notices including jury calendars, bank investments, and upcoming city elections.
Four Power Pact Seen Ratified With Votes to Spare
Washington March 4 Senator Lodge after a White House meeting with President Handing said the four power Pacific treaty would be ratified with votes to spare though he anticipated some real debate.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Handing
Lodge
White House
Control of Fiume With Revolutionists
The provisional government under President Zonolla collapsed after fighting by Geree, as revolutionists seized power. The committee asked Italy to send a representative to administer Fiume until order returned. Rome reports Zanolia and allies fired twenty shots at the building.
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Yiume
National Defense
Zonolla
Cty
Quietia
Rome
Zanolia
Paschetl
Writing Up Agreement Spawns New Contract Talks
New York March 4A joint committee of 10 representing publishers and presmen's union met to begin drafting a new contract covering wages housing and working conditions The committee was appointed after recent vert and cementing between publishers and the union men warned employers to adhere to the rules set by Judge Martin Manton who acted as urbiter in the dispute
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New York
Publishers
Presmoen
Von
Rart
Between
Presamen
Martin. Manton
Schurman in Manila Arrival of Events Noted
In Manila, Schurman attended a family wedding marked by notable attendees including Mantle and Dr. American Tabilee. The event coincided with military figures and a Peking leannery. Schurman was accompanied by two companions as part of the gathering.
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Oyeen Prewey
Tabilee
Chan Mae
John Mairuder
Peking Leannery
Schurman
Union Head Cleared of Graft and Conspiracy Charges
Chicago March 4 Simon O'Donnell once head of the Chicago Building Trades Council and three others were found not guilty by a jury in a graft and extortion case arising from an alleged sting operation. Hamilton Ont March 4 Senator John Milne prominent Helmherman contractor and manufacturer dies at age 1
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Chicago
Simon O'Donnell
Colinel
Hamilton
Ont
John Milpe
Helmherman
Detroit Woman Seeks Family Amid Market and Social Notes
A garbled local report mentions a Detroit woman seeking a family amid references to market listings, agricultural department notes, and social event card parties hosted by the Woman's group. It hints at community efforts, charitable activities, and attendance at gatherings in Montpelier and nearby areas with various names and roles unclear.
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MOK Mathes
A. J. DePrwsett
UW Poten
Lieurmie
Montpelier
Reiley
Denison
Srkaag
Miss Elizabeth Kenney Arrested Over Town Funds
Boston report states Elizabeth Kenney housekeeper and bookkeeper for Northfield town treasurer Warren J. Wright is charged with larceny exceeding 10000 pounds from town funds. arrest occurred at West Roxbury home of Mrs. Mary E. McDonald friend. Kenney, 30, had disappeared February 21 after admitting a shortage of about 10000 pounds. state police custody to Northampton later today. Wright says she was trusted and nearly part of his family amid ongoing investigations into wider missing funds.
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Boston
Elizabeth Kenney
Warren J. Wright
Northfieldt
Miss Kenney
Mary E. McDonald
West Roxbury
Northampton
Northfeld
Kenner
Wright
Kenney
Prohibition to Seize Fleischman Industrial Alcohol Supplies
Prohibition officials in New York and other cities plan to seize all industrial alcohol at Fleischman Yeast plants after revoking the companys industrial alcohol permits. Commissioner Haynes said action cites diversion of alcohol for beverage use and forged permits. Officials doubt the move will impact yeast manufacture, noting bread yeast is made without available alcohol.
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Washington, D.C
New York
Fleischman Yeast Company
Prohibition
Maynes
Planta
Birrau
Haynes
Burreau
Pleielmans Company
Freichman Con
Averting Rate War Cited In Navy Expenditures Debate
March 4 report notes moves to avoid a rate war as Navy officials record expenditures amid a costly program. Rear Admiral Eb inwn and Rear Admiral Robinson led inspections and trips with division commanders to oversee repairs and logistics. The conference, chaired by Rear Admiral Boison, cut eight rates based on districts, alarming plan alignment with continental Europe.
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Ebinwn
Robinson
Eagle Fepair
Navy
Veteran actor killed as Berry wins local election fate
In Kooxeille Tenn on March 4, the International Printing Prevemen and New Kheslei pressmen elect George L Berry president and Joseph Orr secretary amid a chaotic canvas. The event followed a reported crossing of Brushway at Yonith street where the veteran actor was slain.
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Kooxeille
Tenn
Nanpiethen
Internstonaal
Joweph Cnat
George L Berry Ax
Jomeph C. Orr
Canada Gets Settlers News in Quiet March Report
A terse March dispatch notes ongoing settlement movements in Canada with limited details. The brief mentions continuing efforts by local authorities and settlers, citing regional cooperation and planned developments without naming specific individuals or dates beyond March.
Profit slashing urged by mine workers over coal costs
United Mine Workers of America call for cheaper anthracite by lowering the miner’s wage rather than reducing labor pay. They contend consumer coal pricing, up to $10 a ton in cities, reflects operators’ profits and rail and sales company gains, urging wage adjustments as opening for new negotiations.
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United Mine Workers of America
New York
Philadelphia
Work Takes Oath to Succeed Hays
Dr Hubert Work was sworn in as postmaster general succeeding William L Hays after one year in the cabinet. The ceremony in Washington featured remarks on postal service reforms and was attended by lawmakers and officials.
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Washington, TD
Hubert Work
Wi W L. Hays
Work
Colorado
Taya
Postal Service
Rein Aard Mir
Rush Holland
Saaletant
Haye
Dr. Work
Hays
Ncdomrten
Gineral
Uix
Burlington
Marel
Jtohn Atte Ent
Amarchiot
United States Court West
Gruneweig
Tod 4
United States
St. Lawrence River
W. A. Mullard
St. Allens
Buffalo
N. Y
Koumanta
Gree
Canad
Weig
New York
Grand
New Hampshire
Trim
Bullard
Granaweig
St. Athans
St. Athens
Roy
Chen
Waterbury
Tanaweda
N.Y
Montreal Hall Fire Threatens Debentures Vaulted Loss
Montreal officials awaited cooling from a blaze that last night destroyed city hall. Debentures valued at 5 million and other public documents may be damaged, while six firefighters were injured. The fire caused extensive damage to architecture and art, with Mayor Martin warning of far reaching financial disarray and a potential 10 million dollar impact to the city.
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Montreal
Elty
Services Department
Martin
Senators Oppose Closing Newport Station
Washington March 4 Secretary Denby plans to appear next Wednesday before the Senate naval affairs committee to discuss the Newport station. He proposed crowding naval training facilities on the Atlantic coast centered at Norfolk. New England senators prepare to oppose the closing of the Newport station.
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Washington, D. C
Denby
Navy Department
Senate Naval Affairs
Newport
Norfolk
Elming
Sewport
Three Die in Norfolk Fire At Brewery District
Three persons died and two others were burned in a blaze that heavily damaged a brewery building in Norfolk Virginia early today. Helen White of South Norfolk Lemn McKinsley of Cradock and RO M Hyatt a seaman second class at the Naval College Orion are named among the dead.
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Norfolk
Helen White
South Norfolk
Lemn McKinsley
Cradock
Ro OM. Hyatt
Seaman
Naval College, Orion
Alleged Forgery Suspect Bound Over in Maine
Burns of this city is held in the Maine case charged with obtaining 55000 from James T. Dean of Waterville. He pleaded not guilty to forgery and cheating by false pretenses. He was bound over to the superior court in default of 000 and committed to Augusta jail. The man, once connected with Maine colleges, claimed to be the beneficiary of a 850,000 Massachusetts estate and a large estate in England, saying he needed 040 to repay money advanced for education.
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Burns
James T. Dean
Waterville
Liale Z Winstow
Tie Superior Court
Augusta|n
Seal of the Maine Colleges
Massachusetts
England
Death at Waterbury. Ira Gray funeral held
Ira Gray died at his son-in-law Fred Blanchard’s home in Waterbury from erysipelas. Rev. George H. Locke led the service at the Blanchards’ residence with bearers Fred and John Blanchard Edward Deforge and Harrie Metcalf. Interment was planned for Montpelier. Gray, 80, born in Sheffield, had lived in Waterbury three years after moving through Berlin Montpelier and Plainfield. He married Almira Brown, had a long farming life, and leaves a widow, siblings, a niece and husband, and several nephews and in-laws.
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Waterbury
Ira Gray
Fred Blanchard
Varrar
Eryripelas
George H. Locke
Fred
John Blanchard
Edward Deforge
Harrie Metcalf
Montpelier
Hewie
Almira Brown
Con+lict
Washington Ounty
Berlin
Plainfield
Mr. Gray
F. E. Gray
Homerock
New Haven
Conn
F. W. Gray
Lent
Richard Th
Medina
Mysterious Brooklyn Shootings Hit Three Strangers
In Brooklyn near a common neighborhood three men, all strangers to each other, were shot within an hour. Salundy on avenue L, Carey on Cumberland street, and Campbell on Nostrand avenue were wounded with no sounds heard. All were hospitalized with nonserious injuries.
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New York
Brooklyn
Et Salundy
James Carey
Cumberland Street
Thomas Campbell
Nostrand Avenue
Atlantic coast storm warning issued from Norfolk to Eastport
Washington March 4 an advisory storm warning was issued today by the weather bureau for the Atlantic coast from Norfolk Virginia to Eastport Maine. A disturbance near Cape Hatteras will move northeastward bringing increasing rain and gale winds along the middle Atlantic and southern New England coasts today and tonight likely reaching northern New England.
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Washington, D. C
Bareau
Norfolk
Vit
Eastport
Maine
Cape Hatteras
Wid
Fay
Snd
Middle Atlantic
England
New England
Vermonters Hit By Failure At St Johnsbury Cit
The failure of B. H. Clarke and Company, a major New York curb market brokerage with offices in Chicago and several midwestern cities, was announced today. Local offices in St Johnsbury were unable to estimate assets or liabilities. The firm, active in oil and copper shares, had total local investments around 820,000 and planned a contemplated reorganization.
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New York
B. H. Clark Aid Company
Uve
Chicago
EB. H. Clarke and Company
Cleveland
Detroit
Denver
Hartford
Conn
Montreal
Toronto
Barred for a year after DUI conviction in Rutland
Eugene Lingford loses license for a year by order of Secretary of State Harry A. Black after a March 2 Rutland city court conviction for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. HL Hungerford of Swanton reports an accident March 2 between Swanton and St. Albans when his rear end slid in ruts and damaged a wagon. Nellie Romano’s Rutland car driven by Pasquale Romano suffered $75 damage after skidding into a ditch two miles north of Danby. Webb of Burlington involved in Jericho accident March 2 when a cow darted into the road, per secretary of state report via B M Horton.
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Eugene Lingford
Harry A. Black
Rutland
HL. M. Hungerford
Swanton
St. Albans
Nellie Romano
Pasquale Romano
Dany
Webb
Burlington
Oicar
Jericho
Secretary of State
B . M. Horton
Wage Agreement Ends Three-Week Strike at Woonsocket Mill
In Woonsocket Rhode Island a three week strike by about 1 worker at the Woonsocket Woolly mill ended as management and strikers reached a four day work week with wage cuts of six to ten percent. Operations will resume Monday. The dispute began with a plan for 48 hours weekly and a 6 to 10 percent wage cut, rejected earlier by the workers. The company produces elevion velvete.
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Woonsocket, R
Woonwocket
Monnday
Evlion Velvete
Storms In Midweek Across Washington And Detroit
Weather reports show midweek storms with generally fair periods and cooler aftermath. Employment data indicate total manufacturing workforces rose modestly as workers return to duties this week. regional conditions vary with colder trends after Wednesday.
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Washington
D. C
Npet Mblille
Detroit
Burlington Thugs Beat Man After Robbery Attempt
John Nelan of 14 King Street was badly beaten near the corner of Piute and Trae streets after ten oclock. he was taken to Mark Fletcher hospital. Soapita Nelan and George Palans witnessed the incident as two young men attacked Nelan with a club, the motive believed to be robbery.
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Burlington
John Nelan
King Street
Pieteh
Mark “Vletcher Hospital
Soapita Nelan
George Palans
Trae’ Cater
LaVountain
Howe
Wett Die
Fish Schooner Burned Off Block Island
A steam schooner from Provinestowm, Masa, was reported turned off Block Island early today. The incident involved a submarine danger and the fate of a crewman, with Ward Fortin reportedly warned daily.
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Provinestowm
Masa
Block Island
Uolol Staley
Harter
Ward Fortin
Sugges on Way Home to Reach New York
A truncated notice indicates an arrival in New York on Monday with incomplete fragments about travel details and timing. The readable text mentions a large oceanic vessel or shipping context and a schedule, but specifics are unclear.
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John Sturme
Max Sturns
Lillian Kelto
Hilda Praski
Onear Casper
John Bartish
Frank Pridabaugh
Stanley
George Richard Strand
Chardon
Kathryn Horvath
Richman
William J. Sutter, Jr
Char Raymond O'Leary
Painesvi
Andrew Adams
Fairpor
Martin Beck
Nick Nemno
Fairport
Mil Cornell
Meer
D. BR. Mefiain
Overhend Street
Allen M. Vletcher
State House
Clarence H. Senter
Stowe
Joseph Pynchon
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Willcutt Company
New National Life
Bailey Avenue
Grover Templeton
Se Perestat
H. R. Plerow
New York City
John Conway
New National Life Building
Dickinson
Roxbury
James Hartness
Epa HK
Valley Lodge
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Cavendish
Bmp
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Fletcher
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Fother
Lena Hamilton
Washington County Court
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Cutler Vx
Dernell
Mackin
Lowe
Whitham En Daley
Mitchell
Tional
Elite
Vermont
Prar Ueally
Vila
Laird
Calof
P. J. Cornwally
Dean BR
Lil Werely
Tisiothy BR
Merrifl
Tinothy BR. Merrliser
Charles Dep. Bancroft
Walter J. William B. Turney
Lert Bishy
Yrenk HW. Pitkin
Charles J. Lyons
Greenowe
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Fwe
Lynn
Wight
Wit
Bobet Exampary
CediThen
Michigan
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Comatere
Gan Belonaiéte
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Cicero
Seton
Suval
Senator Lodge
Fiume
Pierce
Major Magruder
Northfield, Mass
Fleischman
Shipping Board
Presigest and
Joseph C. Orracean
Joseph R. Grimmer
Canada
Cobaimion
Datter
Harding
Roumania
V. E. Senators
Newport Station
Date L. Burns
Sheffield
Coast Storm Warning
Weather Bureau For Shipping Interests
E. H. Clarke & Co
ST. Johnsbury
Bigges
Nework
Eugene Northrop
Wallingford
Surlington
Mar
Wespittal
Louisville
America
Cartinal Dougherty
Castries Cosby Boland & Pinner
California
Sughes
Waskington
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