Distress Call From Spanish Steamer 240 Miles Out
The Spanish steamer Yute, en route from Baltimore to Dunkirk, sent a distress call while southeast of Cape May New Jersey. The vessel encountered misfortune about 240 miles offshore with reports indicating possible danger to the crew. Details on rescue efforts or the ship’s status were not immediately clear.
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Yute
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Cape May
N. J
New York
Baltiore
Belpee
Wireless call picked up near New York barge events
A storm separated an oil barge from a tug off the Atlantic coast near Cape May and Provincetown. All crew were rescued by a tug. the barge ran ashore at Plymouth under low tide with little cargo observed.
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New York
Atlantic
Plymouth
Boston
Navy
Penacook
Fearne
Eagle Boat Koh
Provincetown
Gwernet Coast Guard
Portsmouth
Provo
Ragle Boat No
Talk of the Town misprints and social notes from Barre
A crowded town page records Frank Coleagni of Berlin seeking a Denver elopement with Kevtine, Mise Clara Stevens arriving from Wise River for Barre events, and Mise Seer beginning duties as chief water at the Fodwl telephone flier. Other items note Rutland visits, hunting concerns, school sports plans, and local weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coleagni
Berlin Street
Denver
Gol
Kevtine
Mise
Clara B. Stevens
Barre
Wise River
Mise Seer
Gowen
Laurel Street
Ukrainians Evacuate Kiev as Soviet Offensive Advances
Warsaw dispatch reports Ukrainians have evacuated Kiev and other towns they held and are fleeing ahead of a renewed Soviet offensive. Throughout Ukraine lines, troops retreat along various routes as Russian forces press inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Associated S Press
Kiev
Liquor Seized From Western Union Car in Albans
Local customs officers seized two cases of wine from a Western Union Telegraph Company car standing in the train shed at Albans. A court ruling on liquor transfers could affect return of the wines to the owners if the item originated in Montreal or was part of a cross border car. A hearing is planned soon.
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Bi Albans
Nov. W
Western Union Telegraph Company
Montreal
Canada
Ten Miners Rescued as Five Bodies Found in Kentucky Mine
Earlington Kentucky November 17 ten miners were rescued from the Farlington Arnold coal mine near here. Five bodies were recovered and nine other men remained trapped or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlington
Farlington-Arnold
Here
Bethel Edmunds injured and moved to sanatorium after fall
Bethel Edmunds 10 fell from a horse shed at the Congregational church while playing with schoolmates and was carried to Randolph sanatorium. In Owen Bagley of Granville a Miss Rakae Wilher and Wesley Miller wed yesterday at his home. other local notes include repairs at a yard, workers on the Western Union building, and residents ill with bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Edmunds
Randolph Sanatorium
White River
Owen C. Bagley
Granville
Rakae
Clark
Wordbuy Granite Company
Western Union
Jane Moree
C1 Bailey
Roger
Canton
N.Y
N. Stimets
Bailey
Jr. Stimets
Randolph
H.R. Stimete
Barnard
D. Davenport
Beckwith
van Legion
Charles J. Johadro
Tobindro
Ile
Sirs
Rien Aldrich
Pier
Ameri
Northfield ties and Barre visit mark Vermont gathering
Mrs Michael Cole and daughter of Philadelphia are in the city at Sra Cole's sister Mary Nichwol of Richardson and Kate Boyer of a Northfield studio returned from Northfield Tuesday. Boyer was bridesmaid at a wedding there Monday as Berter of Tenents Har ter, Me arrived in Barre last eve. Mrs James Greaveen of Laurel street is ill. Aok Mee Torre hee Lepert at a fire at John H Gamble house 62 Thrnk street with no damage. Vermont Public Service Committee chair Tatlin, Werner, and Porter attended city council. Cobble Hill Grange admitted three candidates. The meeting featured readings and a selection by Nellie Chaffee. The initiative event closed with election plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cole
Philadelphia
Ines
Sra
Talane Tate
Vermont Public Service
Seamuiltaee
Werner
Vergennes
Eli Porter
Wilmington
Tr. P. S. Duffy
Cobble Hill Grange
Ube
Vora
Siartia
Senden
Laura Stacy
Nellie Chaffee
Seth Amen
Enanal
Hearing in Ireland Postponed a Day
Washington reports Ireland witnesses will be heard first by the commission’s committees of one hundred investigating conditions in Ireland. The public present was postponed to tomorrow after two witnesses arrived in New York, including John Barhar of Balbriggan and Dennis Morgan of Thurles, with Dudley Fish Malone also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Ireland
New York
John Barhar
Balbriggan
Dennis Morgan
Thurles
Dudley Fish Malone
New York City
Harvard bridge crash drops truck 16 feet into Charles River
In Cambridge on November 17 a truck from a fleet company fell from the Harvard bridge into the Charles River after skidding while veering to avoid another car. The impact tore through the guard railing and left the driver and helper injured by the fall, with high wind and slick pavement cited as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mase
flKkery
Harvard
Charles River
Boston
May form new republic in Smyrna region in Asia Minor
Athens reports rumors that a Venizelos loyal Greek army may establish a Smyrna republic in Asia Minor. The regency under Admiral Contos maintains opposition, while a plebiscite could restore former King Constantine. Parliaments quiet as Rhallis forms cabinet to succeed Venizelos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Associated Prose
Venizelos
Republic of Smyrna
Asw
Minor
Contoshep Bean
Constantine
United States
Serail
Rhallis
M. Mhallis
Montpelier News Reflects Local Work and Losses
In Montpelier this week, Rowell praises Patsy Corry about work on State Street and at the Ni Va naval base. Hydrant repairs injure Ira Rollins. water supply issues on Berlin Street prompt investigations. Mrs. Billen Marshall dies after a shock. typhoid recovery allows sewing. various repairs and postings outline municipal activities and road project updates.
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AV. A. Rowell
Portland Orment Association
Wey
State Street
Patrick Corry
City
New York Central Railroad
Grand Union Station
Corysenarch
Moser, Rowell and
Naral
Ni Va
Mr. Corry
Rowell Re Tont
Lave Manufacturing Company
Taesing
Ira Hollins
Water Department
Berlin Street
Billen Marshall
Frank Marshall
Marshall
Heatons Hospital
Heth
Helen Money
Ats Highway
Board of
Pal Stevens
SR Bates
Wegheny
Miguwey Eeres
Bit of cloth and a button found in Mrs Whitney search
Langdon New Hampshire November 17 authorities close to finding Blanche W Whitney body after cloth fragments and a button were unearthed near a farm well. Investigators question tales by William E B Whitney Doolittle and Clark that he killed his wife and dumped her in a well. If this well yields nothing, they will sound every nearby well. Local speculation tied to a Boston visit by Dematy herit Davidson.
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Langdon
N. H
Blanche W. Whitney
Sone
William EB. Whitney Doolittle
Clark
Tragic Hunting Accident Wounds Montry in Palm and Chest
Raymond Montry slipped on a log while hunting near St Albans. His gun discharged, wounding his palm and right arm muscles, with several shots entering his chest. His father and nearby loggers rendered aid until Dr. W.F. Hunt dressed the wounds and took him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Raymond Tend
Montry
WF. B. Hunt
Man and woman sentenced in nursery case
Gladys Gray, 23, confessed to being mother of a newborn found dead after a possible attempted suicide. Edward Marin, 40, implicated and both were sentenced to five years in state prison with additional terms for adultery. The body of the child was found after being dumped near the Coomerts river. Mrs Gray denies intent to kill and claims the child was left in her wrapper. State's Attorney Moore of Ludlow leads the investigation and possible more charges.
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White River Junction
Gladys Gray
Coomerts
Edward Marin
Trey
Marie
Gray
Moore
Ludlow
Hirey
Sherif Ernest
Aheed
Cakes
Hale
International Paper Company
Wilder Village
Liability cash argued in Vermont supreme court case
Central Vermont Railway contends it bears responsibility for an accident under the employers liability law. The special term session in Rutland heard arguments with Judge John H. W. Watson presiding. Rutland and Bennington County cases were discussed along with insurers and claims against the railroad, while other docket items appeared briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont RR
Rutland
Vermont
Cone
Bennington
John H W. Watson
Montpelier
Central Vermont Railway Company
Mowney of
Fey
Pdwart & Aml Deere Modole
Amalsis Deemersie
Rutheot Farm
Snowbound Western New York Braces for Night
Western New York was snowbound as nearly two feet of snow fell overnight in Buffalo and surrounding areas. Traffic, rail service, and communications were crippled while coal supplies ran short and trains stalled. A carload of oat for medical use was delayed by the blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Horpoll
Blizard
English Actress Potters Lincoln Interpretation Delights Audience
An audience enjoyed Ethel Potter in Tolm Drinkwater’s Abraham Lincoln at Howland ball test evening. The Marre Woman's club education department presented the recital with Mrs LD Martin introducing. Potter’s six scenes conveyed Lincoln’s solemnity and Go lightly Plow’s vehement tones with clarity.
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Ethel
Ie Potter
Tolm Drinkwater
Abraham Lincol
Howland
Marre
LD. Martin
Abraham Line
Abraham Lincoln
Cort Theatre
New York
London
Drinkwater
Session Held in Barre On School Arithmetic and Records
A Barre public schools meeting, led by Supt. C. H. White, drew a large attendance including Goddard Seminary Principal R. Le Trrive and Spankt ine Maheehuel Principal Lyman C. Hunt. Discussion covered arithmetic work from grades one to four and six to eight, with State Commissioner ff Dempery present to talk about keeping a school register. Lunch followed with a practical dining hall exercise and a full menu for the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. White
Barre
R. le Trrive
Goddard Seminary
Lyman C. Hunt
Spanktine Maheehuel
Pknigit
Northfield
H. S. Reed
Richmond
Ff Dempery
G. W. Patterson
Randolph
WB. Lance
Plainfield
Hutchinson
Montpelier
WF. Glover
Barre Town
W. K. Brackett
South Boraltan
G. Batebelder
Caber
B. Croke
Williamstown
Hity
Barts
Middlebury Appoints Captain Amid Football Mentions
In Middlebury on November 17 Dace Mi of Malden Lane, a former football standout, was named head football coach and assistant coach for the Middlebury team. The announcement followed a period of reorganizing the squad and elevating Mi to captaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Malden
Lane
Darteoath
Halfberk
Muythical
Gakiniek
Midwauher
Public Health Notice for Barre Vermont
Public Health authorities issue a notice in Barre about a health matter affecting residents. The call to action invites local participation and outlines steps for reporting and addressing the health concern within the community. Authorities urge cooperation and provide contact information for guidance and assistance.
Vermont Man Presiding Over Grange Trial In Boston
The National Grange committee on claims and grievances sat as court in Boston with William Bouck of the Washington state Grange on trial for alleged violations of obligations and organizational interests. The case centers on political activity within Grange circles as Orlando L. Martin presided and the vote by the national Grange will ratify any findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
National Grange
William Bouck
Washington State
Rourk
Grange
Labor Party
Congress
Washington
Conserm
Verey
Aes
Orlando L. Martin Pasar
Vermont
Washington Grange
National Grange Chooses Oregon for Next Year Meet
The national Grange voted to hold its annual sessions in Oregon next year. Portland was invited but the exact meeting city was not set. Kansas also proposed hosting before withdrawing to 1922 plans, and Maine master W H Thompson invited 1923 meetings.
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Boston
National Grange
Oregon
Portland
Kansas
W. H. Thompson
Maine
Methodists’ sale draws a large crowd for pie supper
A well attended church event featured decorated booths and a highly praised chicken pie supper. Volunteers such as Mrs. C. J. Clough led the kitchen. greenery and white decor created a festive setting as buyers flocked to purchase articles for sale, with more items expected to be sold in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Clough
B. Hooker
Dla. Morse
Morse Succeeds Gall Grand Chancellor in Vermont Pythians
James S Gall is reported to have relinquished the role of Grand Chancellor Commander in Vermont. The replacement named is not clearly stated in the available text, but the transition marks a leadership change within the Vermont Pythian ranks amid a broader organizational reassessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Pythian
James S. Gall
Vermont
St. Dekaobare
Bijou Theatre to gain Main Street entrance in Barre
The Black Theatre Co secured city approval to remodel the south side front of the Bijou building at Main and Pearl into an entrance, replacing the Pearl street entry used as the current entrance. The permit followed Building Inspector Rand’s recommendations along with several other minor permits and public works decisions.
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Main and
Pearl Streets
The
Black Theatre Co., the
Barre City
Main
Bijou
Pearl Street
Rand
Antonio Mistrangelo
Foss Street
Nelson Borgh
Hale Street
South Main Street
W. H. Olliver
Joseph Martin
Baynton Street
Texas Co
Railroad Street
Ay Gazetto
Mr. Gazette
Hull Rm
H. G. Bennett
Cil
Jefferson Street
Barre
Vermont
Bennett
Tesne Co
Buffalo Steam
Calesi & Richardson
Comemings
Lewis
BRST
Harvey, & Mower
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co
N. BE. Broom & Supply Co
N. D. Phelps Co
Reynolds & Son
J. By Robinson
Seguin News Agency
TD. M. Miles Coat Co
Kempton Mille
N. Parker
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook Ci
Conte
Alen Lumber Co
W. Averill 4 Co
RL. Clark
Lane Davis
North Craftsbury Congregational Church Incorporation
The Congregational Church of North Craftsbury, Inc. filed articles of association in Vermont. Officers listed include Tom W. Hadley, C. H. Root, W. Wilson, and W. J. Dustin of Craftsbury. The St. Johnsbury Grocery Company also filed a statement about increasing capital by 515,000 through new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church of
North Craftsbury
Congregational Elected of
North, Craftsbury, Inc
Tom
Hadley
C.H. Root
W. Wilson
W. J. Dustin
St. Jotnabury Grocery
Lawun
New Stork
White Fa the Only Warn Horse Story Fragment
A garbled wartime style snippet mentions Penghdonge Pay secretary of state and A. S Avory of Perrisburg. It describes a man seeing a white hare and a lantern, with references to a car, a bank, and a railtown in fragmentary, unclear detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penghdonge
A. S Avory
Perrisburg
John K. Campbell
Graniteville
Railtown
Granite Manufacturers Gather for 1921 Meeting Across Vermont
More than 100 granite manufacturers from Barre Montpelier Waterbury West Berlin Barre Town and Williamstown met in the city for a Granite Manufacturers association session. They discussed industry conditions and optimistic 1921 prospects while adjourning the December 5 meeting to December 15. A banquet and jollification were planned for December 10 with buffet luncheon by Gordall Watson of the Vincilia club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montpelier
Waterbury
West Berlin
Barre Town
Williamstown
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Gordall Watson
Vincilia Club
W. H. B. Porrs
C. D. Swasey
Judge Seeks Family Peace In Anderson Divorce Case
Judge Stanley Wilton urged possible reconciliation for Carrie and Ed ward Anderson citing the children while Anderson admitted failed attempts at living together. Mrs. Anderson described high temper and criminal jealousy with demands for a fixed weekly allowance as she testified to conditions. A daughter testified tearfully about wrongs, and neighbors recounted neglect before notification. A separate note reports settlement in Margaret Badard v Charles Brown with Brown estate ordered to pay 751, while Hambleton case against U A Granite Co. heads to supreme court after a partial reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Hambleton
U. Aja Granite Company
Supreme Couri
Nant
Mrs. Mary Nichols Dead After Illness and Funeral Planned
Mrs. Mary Nichols widow of Mark Nickoly died at home in Richardsum after a brief illness following a stroke. The Philadelphia area native had long been connected to the community and attended by relatives including Mrs. Maxine Papin, Mrs. Baybee, and Mrs. Waggoner. The funeral is set for March in Boetown with burial at St. Mammes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary (Gallen
Aod
Philadel
Chives
Maxine Papin
Maxine Papin Ksbeth Baybee and Mre. O Neo Ef Parte, and Mre EW. Magmiy Waterbury
Ale
Philadelphia
Urate Cressett
Glasgoe
Srotland
Oure
Brothare
Johar
Aja Pagan
Tm Trelend
Andy Williams
Whileselphie
Famera
Vinder Macning
Boeteck
Niekote
Vhi
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Talk OF
the Town
Gatafh. Norglas
Guidiel Boe. & Co
Leowant
Risa
Sinen
Lewin
Mr. Rose
Alsence
Sam Thlerwood
Ans Linen
George Bann
Bern
Bere
Munn
Manneae
W. U. Car
Eurlington
Bethel
New Republic
Whitney
Whitney Farm
Langdon, N. H
Fox Hunter
Raymond Good
Montgomery
Phils Dow
Charaston
W. Oe
Hestemenghs
Tore
Wheyer
Winooski Valley School Superintendents’ Club
Gollrich
Mowawkee Chasre
Morey
Nerse
National Grange Court
L. Martin
William Bouch
Vention
Morse
Dey
Worthen Ball
Mie
Bijou Theatre
Litigante
Carrie
Edward Anderson
Stanley ©. Wilton
Mr. Anderson
Mary Nichols
Mark B. Nichols
Phillies
Geineshle
Fie
Saas
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