Steamer collision beaches Montserrat off Brooklyn
A collision off Staten Island between the Montserrat from Cadiz and the San Marcos from Galveston left the Montserrat beached at Ath Street Brooklyn. One passenger injured after leaping to a tug. the San Marcos carried no passengers and arrived at its pier safely.
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Montserrat
Cadiz
San Marcos
Galveston
Staten Island
New York
Cadix
Mexico
West Indies
Mallory Line
Ath Street
Brooklyn
Burke Defence Opens In Second Burke Murder Trial
Ekowhegua Maine opening statements in the Burke murder case reveal the defense contends Burke had only four minutes to commit the act. Forty eight witnesses, including Burke and his wife, testified over five days as attorney Leigh argues insufficient time to carry out the crime and then flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekowhegua
Burke
Bartley
Iag
Allen Tewksbury
Coal shortage sparks emergency plan in Buffalo
In Buffalo on November 18, amid a cold snap with temperatures near 20 degrees, a doctor’s certificate of necessity was required to secure a ton of coal as thousands faced fuel shortages. A natural gas shortage worsened demand while the chamber of commerce arranged emergency coal deliveries and distribution to begin moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Tote
Pitt and W and J Brothers to Clash on Nov 1
Herb Stein of the University of Pittsburgh and Russell Stein of Washington and Jefferson will meet in a game today. The brothers, both star linemen, will face off as their teams clash while their mother watches from near Worcester, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Stein
University of Pittsburgh
Russell Stein
W. & J. Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Coins Lives
Worshield
Ohio
Strife in Belfast Cited Amid Weather Outlook
Belfast reports on Sinn Fein actions and arches displaying party and American symbols sparking unrest while a new winter weather pattern spreads. Forecasts call for colder conditions with rain and frost possible into the week with unsettled Atlantic air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Weeth
Atlantic
Baseball Peace Arranged as Landis Heads Reform
In Chicago on November 1 a pact ends factional strife in baseball and establishes a reorganization plan. Federal Judge Kenesaw M Landis will chair a one person committee to decide disputes, with a $42,600 salary and a bench retention of $7,500 yearly. Chicago becomes the nanebill commission headquarters with offices opening at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Appan
Nanebill Commission
Agreement Reached On Exclusion Of Japanese Laborers
Tokyo reports an accord between Japan and the United States over excluding Japanese laborers from the United States. A point of disagreement remains on exclusion provisions. Washington wants treaty language, Japan favors unilateral measures. Negotiations continue with progress noted and possible final agreement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Tokyo
America
Harding Resting at Seashore Cottage After Storm Disrupts Plans
President elect Warren G Harding stays at his Point Teable seaside cottage as a north storm blocks fishing grounds and roads. He hopes to fish Monday if the weather permits, play golf in Brownsville on Tuesday with Governor Hobby, then travel by special train to New Orleans for a five hour stop and a speech to the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Tsabel
Tex
Associated Press
Point Teabel
Harding
Brownsville
Hobby
Texas
New Orleans
Panama
Association of Commerce
Red Cross Sermons Highlight Europe Work
Farrand of the central committee says Red Cross Sunday will emphasize the unfinished European relief program. Thousands will discuss aid efforts and urge continued support as the organization tackles orphan rehabilitation and economic welfare in postwar nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Europe
Amerraw
Red Cross
de Livingstone
Farrand
Tinue
Br. Ferrand
Hee
Polish sovereignty push at East Galicia meetings
Reports from Warsaw detail two weeks of Jewish meetings in East Galicia urging definite union with Poland. The foreign affairs minister in Warsaw released the dispatches, noting the pro Polish Jewish group’s support following the Harnohel gathering and signaling strong sovereignty aims.
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New York
East Galicia
Poland
Galicia
Warsaw
Harnohel
Statler
Capture War Material In Fethenust Evacuation Report
Pare Nov 12 Russian soviet forces claim control of the fet men rescued from the battlefield as evacuation continues in the Crimea region.
Benson Again Appointed Head of Shipping Board
Rear Admiral William S Benson is named chairman of the shipping board with six other appointees under the merchant marine act. Appointments include Frederick L Thompson Joseph N Teal Ian A Donald Chester Horowell Tiny D Gath Winconsin Charles Sutter and Admiral Henson from Georgia. Terms vary from one to six years, subject to Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William S Benson
Shipping Board
White Howse
Merchant Marine Act
Frederick L Thompson
Alabama
Joseph N. Teal
Oregon
Iain A. Donald
New York
Chester Ho Rowell
California
Tiny
Gath Winconsin
Charles Sutter
Missouri
Maryland man named deputy commissioner of pensions
Prent D. Byingon of Maryland was named commissioner of pensions by President Frederick A. Bolke of California, with Bolke also appointing Nev. Whellington as pension deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whellington
D.C
Prent D. Byingon
Maryland
Tool Todig
Frederick A. Bolke
California
Tague Narrowly Wins After Boston Recount
Recount in the tenth district reduced by one the margin of Democrat Peter P. Tague. Opponent James R. B. Maguire said he would appeal. Corrected totals show Tague with a 544 vote majority, based on results from Charlestown, Tague’s home district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tenth
Peter P.tague
James RB. Maguire
Charlestown
Tagne
Montpelier Firms File Articles of Association
Montpelier Corporation and The L. B. Brooks company filed articles of association with the secretary of state. Montpelier firm names J B Brooks and Lors Brooks as signers. The Ueland Theatre company reports 2000 capital stock with 11 800 paid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Brooks Company
Montpeline War
Erank
Montpelier
J. B. Brooks
Lors Brooks
Eh.eavitt
Ueland Theatre Company
Ballot Counting Report Sparks Questions in St George
A damaged OCR note reports claims that some ballots were not counted in St George area elections. It mentions state officials' concerns and questions over whether counts differed from official tallies and refers to a local representative and clerk.
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St. Cleorge
Ieneder
Bncern
le Tt
Maine Man Elected at Annual Paper and Pulp Convention
A. D. Crocker of Bangor Maine was elected an officer at the annual convention of the American Paper and Pulp Association which closed yesterday. The next annual meeting will be in New York.
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Cheage
Nov
American Paper and Pulp Aesariation
A. D. Crocker
Bangor
New York
Community House Notes and Donation Acknowledgments
Community House members report donations of fathwns and thank Mrs Genrer Weed. Mr Mee, Joe Wradley, and Soot ae Rollins organized sewing for male residents at the Presbyterian church after Wednesday afternoon meeting. Etta Beth Jenkins led a church auxiliary program. attendance was strong and orders for winter attire were discussed. Please report next meeting details to the Community Pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genrer Weed
Mee
Joe Wradley
Rollins
Presbyterian Church
Mise Ettabeth Jenkine
Goddard Seminary
Diepetch
Creditors Take Over East Coast Fisheries Firms
General George W. Goethals of Boston and Hovey M. Verrill of Portland were named receivers by Judge Clarence Hale in Portland. The East Coast Fisheries Company and its subsidiary have assets around 9 1000 000 and 10 590 000 liabilities with 10 000 000 stock, while inventories and quick assets show gaps. The move aims to preserve property and secure expert management amid creditor claims of 87 500 for destroys and other liabilities amid ongoing monthly debt obligations.
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Portland
George W. Goethals
Boston
Hovey M. Verrill
East Coast, Fisheries Company
East Coast Fisheries Products Company
Clarence Hale
United States District Court
T He
Rockland. Y
East Coast
Fisheries Company
Steehown
Incorporated
Corporatone
Harris, Latter and Company of
New York
Targlees
Agalint Loth
Aoice
Charles C. Poor
Evoverns Ie
Flaheries
Wis Eoeekary
Nightingale Memorial Observances Held Worldwide
New York November 13 special ceremonies honored Florence Nightingale the famed English nurse. The event drew representatives from Britain France and Italy along with national welfare agencies and members of the army and navy as the Cross annual roll call activities were planned at the base of the liberty monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence Nightingale
Libert
Ipewrem
Howse Committee Pushes Stricter Alien Admission Rules
Washington November 11 United States Congress will be urged by the Howse committee on immigration to restrict admission of aliens to the country to those with immediate blood relatives naturalized. Albert Johnson of Washington, chairman, announced tentative plans for the push at the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Howse Committee On Immigration
Albert Johnson
Washington
Trestay
Talk of the Town Muse ER and community events
Muse ER Putnam of Spring Muse visits Mr and Mrs Millar on Washington Street, returns home, news of a publisher in the granite industry, a surprise money gift to a child, Barre firemen plan a benefit ball at Holland Hall on Nov 24, and a meeting of the Granite Manufacturers Association set for Tuesday in Newport Hall with plans for industry awards and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Clinton Millar
Washington Street
Narre Wi
Builaie
Maniment and Cemetery Review
Wre
Wwe
Piremen
Barre
Hwland Hall
Weene Tay
Carroll
Saese
Wayne Ty
Thie Ety
Vincilia
Beterday
Tadley Wight
Montpelier
Prohibition Era Cruelty Up, Delinquency Surges In Reports
Chicago reports show cruelty to wife and children up 238 percent since prohibition, with juvenile delinquency up 40 percent and disorderly house complaints rising sharply. Adult contribution to child delinquency from liquor declined 74 percent after the eighteenth amendment. Also noted is a Langdon, Alabama. search for Blanche Wright Whitney’s body as authorities probe wells on the farm for four years missing since 1922 and an active inquiry into forged town checks tied to Whitney.
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Chicago
Albert K. Webster
Juvenile Protective Association
Langdon
N. AL
Blanche Wright Whitney
Willam
Bo Whitney
Fortier Uplertman
Sherif Albert V Barton
John Whitniy
Henry N. Hurd
Claremont
Whitney
Sullivan County Grand
Mire Blanche Wright
West Jefferon
Accordi Ling
Montana
Inndene Ter A. Whitney
Cherter
Hie Mrother
John
Arthur €. Doolittle
Madison, Me
Children rescued in Revere fire amid smoke and high wind
In Revere November 13 a six tenement building burned as firemen and parents evacuated children via ladders and smoke filled halls. Two firemen were overcome during the rescue and the structure suffered about ten thousand dollars in damage as nearby homes were abandoned due to the blaze.
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Revere
Maas
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Wilken
Texted proclamation designates Thursday November 25 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer. It urges citizens to pause from daily tasks and reflect on divine blessings, the wartime recovery, and the duties of liberty, law, and service with gratitude and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
D.C
Wilken
America
Woodra Wilken
United States of America
Baby's Body Found Near White River Junction
Nov. 1 in White River Junction the corpse of a female infant was found at a farm near a branch of the Dowton & Mineral. John Peck reported the body found, with the district health officer and Dr. Inieery investigating. The state labor story indicated the infant had been alive and free of obvious defects when found. a detective is assigned to pursue two unknown leads.
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White River Junction
Connecticut
Dowton & Maineral
Wilter
John Peck
S.C. Powers
District Health Onnteteck Amt
Les
Rainbow Fair opens with marching, music and market stalls
The Rainbore fair program held its initial evening with a packed hall under Ruth Elinpter’s direction. Miss Inglis and Miss Dorward provided vocal and piano, a seven piece orchestra performed until sunset, and volunteers ran booths for candy, crafts, and games attracting wide audience participation.
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Brook Trent
Howland Hell
Ruthelinpter
Order of the Eastern Star
Henriette ‘Inglis
Marion Dorward
Plano
Audieme
Drrasel
Order
Dell Vo Stone
Aml
Indies
Pieet Sorutenant Mire
A. Pirew
Mise Hew Staith
Mises PhyThe Veto
Mites Smuith
Benjie Smith
Hazel Markay
Jean Brown
Margeret Dowore
Nene Phillipe
Christine Walker
Vatherson Stewart
Flareare Vereen
Kua Mbe
Armie Brown
Intorton
Eve
Earth Tilden
Lilia Bruce
Edma Mower
State auditor Details Highway Dept Costs Surpass Overall State Expenses
State Auditor Bensmin Gates told a Barre board audience that Vermont's highway department spending in the past year exceeded the entire state expenditures from a decade ago, totaling well over a million dollars. He explained budget formation, revenue sources, and the rising expenses of government while noting public officials are not always held to the same scrutiny as private citizens.
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Vermont
Bensmin Gates
Barre Board of Trade
State Highway Department
Gates
J. R. Hutchinson
Buckweserman
Board of Control
Highway Department
Sita
Sorie
Audiencs
Tater Chevey Dance
Moston
Fed Cross
Mbit
Mary
Gerater Vermont Association
Une Barretuerd
Trade
Ate
Harry A. Winck
Newport
Linge Laavene
Cambridge
Sy Uwed Dee J
Near East Relief Conference to be Held in Burlington
A Near East Relief conference will convene in Burlington on November 18. Dignitaries from Haiti and American cities will speak on wartime relief efforts and humanitarian aid. Notables include W. Mace national relief secretary and Raymond Marfariand, with Walla J. Campbell coordinating statewide organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Near Feet
Hoover
Syv
W. Mace
Mare
Hampshire
Verment
Piper
Soldier's Body Arrives in Memorial Burial Plans
Andrew B Arrington died in Prence on 1908 15. His body arrived by steamer to be interred at the local cemetery Monday. The bereaved family, including his father and widow, await services as relatives gather in Springtown. The account notes the young man’s age and mourning among friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew B. Arrington
Prence
Andrew
Sith
Dunbery
St Albans Man Found Dead In Brook Near Plant
James L. Miller was found dead in a brook by the Van Camp plant on South Main Street. Dr. B. Stone conducted the autopsy, noting head injuries but uncertain cause. Miller, a construction worker, was described as harmless and not given to fighting.
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St. Albans
James L. Miller
van Camp
South Main Street
B. Stone
Burlington
W. A. McLennan
Miller
Lewis
George T. Cetin
Chandler
Waeermarried
Alvins Grali Co
Fe Mahoney
Stone
Ywekine
Rilbery
Erie
Cory
Milter
Lenin
Alow
Fae Miller
License Taken Away From Regional Op Work Crew
Vo Mefuirs of Grandeville faced action after an actomebity operator incident reported at the state facility yesterday. Officials cited careless operation and several drivers and departments named in the inquiry, with Montpelier and Bethel locations referenced and multiple workers involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandeville
Metwine
W. Teaviowt
Iiceniaesdete S
Eioeth
Ite
Montpelier
Taylor
Hanwek
Richard Drage
Vershite
M.S Sirrinen
Bethe
Lap
Menkehewsiee Arcdents
Tre 2 Helden
Ee Preeti
Inilatan
Divorced Partner Case At Warkingtom County Court
A fragmented court note shows a divorce case in Warkingtom County Court. The text mentions a party named Corky and references an attorney and possible alimony or asset questions. The readable fragments indicate a formal court record rather than a full narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Warkingtom County
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Brothers Grapple
East
Wrangel Bard
U. S.! Shipping Board
Pres. Wilson
Senate
Commissioner OF Pensions
Wilson
Tague
Maguire
Montpelier Corporation
L. B. Brooks Co
Hax Capital
Maine
Community House Notes
East Coast Fisheries Co. and
East Coast Fisheries Products Co
Representative Johnson
Talk OF
the Town
Lenty
Baby
Howland Hall
Fermont
Benjamin Gates
Near East Relief Conference
Amelia
Ford
Belter
Weanan
Waliawn J. Carp Hell
Soldier
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