ROOT'S SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLID GOVERNMENT IN CHINA BASIS OF TALK
Washington dispatch reports direct diplomacy shaping postwar policy as arms delegates adopt blunt naval reduction ideas and tackle fortifications. France signals limits on land forces while discussions seek an informal “understanding” rather than a treaty. Details on ironclad rights and extraterritoriality emerge as Europe weighs future conferences and peaceful settlement in the Far East.
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Root
China
Washington, D. C
Pros
Talleyrand
Nto
Conepee
St Read Maly
Peeday
Briand
France
Bonnier
Eral
Amy
L Vehleh
Oila
Xrahters Yim S. Pri
Poletti
Parisle Atel
Far East
Italy fears none of her neighbors worth noting in report
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled line of a report noting Italy's stance toward neighbors. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to establish a concrete, source-grounded item.
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Italy
Harding Gratified With Progress In Armament Talks
President Harding says he is kept in close touch with progress in the armament conference. Senator Lodge reports the president is gratified with progress after a three hour conference, and that they meet as often as twice daily surrounding the executive sessions.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Senator Lodge
Christine Nilsson Dead the noted soprano dies in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports the death of Christine Nilsson a famed opera soprano once hailed as the second nightingale She achieved fame across Europe and America debuting in Paris in 1864 and touring extensively through the 1870s and 1880s Her marriages included Auguste Rowe and Count Camillo Miranda Her career spanned Russia Austria Spain and Scandinavia ending public performances in 1878
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Christine Nilson
Imany
Euscelder
Jenny Lind
Europe
America
Nilenon
Stockholm
Nilsson
Paris
Violetta
England
Mme. Nilsson
Strakosoh
I Oper
Russia
Austria
Spain
Scandinavia
Nileeom
Atuguet Roweaud
Cam di Miranda
China staves off crisis as provinces remit funds
The financial peril in China eased after remittances from provincial military governors totaling substantial sums kept police and soldiers paid for three months. Civil officials in Beijing shifted personal funds to banks, restoring note stability. Sun Yat-sen leads a northern push amid report Chen Chiung-Min failed to join Canton forces.
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Asso
Peking
Agaia Stabile
Sun Yet-Sen
Pemenityy Min
Chen Chiung-Min
Canton
Street snipers kill man in Belfast city violence
Gunmen stalked Belfast streets early today fatally wounding a man identified as Jeremiah. The city tally rises to four deaths with several others wounded as authorities treat victims amid ongoing violence.
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Belfast
Var Sireara
Mellom Ewentary of Une Tieabars and Other Ies
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mellom and Une Tieabars with other items. The readable text is unclear, offering limited concrete details about people, places, or events. No discernible events or actions emerge for a concise summary.
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Mellom
Une Tieabars
United States plan to halt navy building sparks expert debate
Naval experts from Britain, Japan, and the United States weigh the Hughes plan for a ten year halt on battleship production and a 20 year ship life. They consider how abandoning new construction would affect fleets and whether rivals would rush to resume massive programs in 1930.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Hughes
Japan
United States
Stamus
Tein
Anti Medical Beer Bill Moves Up To Present
In Washington Ty , the anti medical beer bill reached the president for consideration and was referred to the treasury for recommendation. The president may respond within ten days, with Justice Department opinions possible on constitutional merits.
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Harding
Omer
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Near Beer Permits Could Be Revoked
Washington officials may revoke near beer permits for brewers as a crackdown on regulations intensifies. The move centers on enforcement actions against firms producing near beer under the current licensing framework, signaling heightened scrutiny of compliance standards and potential penalties.
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Washington, D. C
Landru on Trial as Jury Hears Segret Testimony
Crowds gather in Versailles as Fernando Segret, once Landru's lover, testifies about their relationship before Landru shows emotion for the first time during the trial. Segret faints. the small stove alleged to have incinerated victims is examined as Landru's health weakens and he defends the police's handling of missing women.
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Versailles
Associated Press
Paris
Fernando Segret
Bluebeard
Landra
Landra i
Mile
Negret
Associated Prose
Gilbert
Godefroy
Americans Freed After Mexican Kidnapping Plots
Four Americans captured by Mexican bandits near Houta Hu in Chihuahua were released after four hours with no ransom paid. Victims included Kadgar Butts and his wife, Willard Benham, plus two others from American refining and oil units. A separate raid ended with a mine owner Trevinix released after a $5,000 ransom. Advices say Lower California revolt is near end.
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Washington, D. C
Houta Hu
Chihuahua
Sear
Kadgar Butts
American and Refining Company
Willard Benham
Lower
California
American killed amid London rioting dispatch
A fragmented London dispatch reports an American death amid recent rioting. Partial text references injuries and a hospital scene, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Harding Names New Member
Washington DC November 22 President Warren G Harding, publisher of the Marion Daily Star, has been chosen as a new member in a notable appointment announced from the capital.
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Washington, DC
Presi
Dent Warren J. Harding
The
Marion
Daily Star
Talk of the Town Horse Thief Sentenced
A confused clipping reports a horse thief sentenced as Mr and Mrs John Browne reside in Greenfield Springfield and Hartford on a business trip. The fragmented text mentions Sinn Fein leaders meeting, a possible interview between Sir James Craig and Lord George, and assorted garbled names and locations, with no clear 사건 details.
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John
Browne
Greenfird
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Conn
New York
Gay Garden
Linud George
James Craig
London
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
H . Orph de
Bird Grorme
Cisima
Revolver Misfires in Domestic Shooting Attempt
Burlington November 22 Henry Painchaud of 22 Decatur Street is jailed on assault with intent to kill after a 38 caliber revolver misfired while he attempted to shoot his wife outside a St Paul Street plant. Spectators and bystander Jim Desautels disarmed him. police report the weapon had five live cartridges.
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Burlington
Henry
Paincchaud
Decatur Street
Painchaud
Hi Wife
King and
Ae 'Reots
Painchand
Coon Hunter Shot In Head In Rutland Hunting Accident
Myron Baker, a well known resident of Ent Prtiatard, was shot in the head by rifle fire while hunting near Rutland. He remains in critical condition, with a wife and six children at his side. This marks the second hunting accident reported to the state attorney within 44 hours, the prior victim being Harry Parks of Wells who was injured at a different location.
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Rutland
Myron Baker
Ent Prtiatard
New Boston
Hitter
Harry Parks
Wells
Nianeeli
Inunti Eochy Mountain
Hunter Homer Rushford Dies From Wound Near Glover
Homer Rushford, shot while coon hunting near Glover, died at Clemtary hospital in Orleans from the gunshot wound. The incident occurred last week as he and companions moved toward a tree where a hunter earlier had been. Dr. Perce Back of Glover attended him before he was placed on the dangerous list at the hospital.
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Homer Rushford
Glover
Orleans
Jackman
Flarton Yester
Barton
Rushford
Boratings Doconn
Perce
Hunter
Cleasby Hospital
Deer Total 1230 Reports in Ilato County Noted
Totals show 1230 deer reports mounted in Ilato county with 22 additional reports received. Reporters include John Peabody of Plainfield Cham Berlin of Northfield Fred Burichen of Alten A Blanchi of Barre Abram Rockey Warren Lops Murray of Calais Dark Stepten and Nethie Richartson of Worvester. County tallies list Donningham 12 Caledonia Chittenden 2 Eas es 34 Wramskiss news Larmaithe Orange 5 Orleans 9 Kurtland 10 Washington 10 Windham 45 Windowr 20.
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Ilatony
Iach County
Iytenia
John Peabody
Plainfield
Chamberlin
Northfield
Middlesex
Fred Burichen
Alten
A. Blanchi
Barre
Abram Rockey
Warren
Lops M.uray
Calais
Stepten
Nethie Richartson
Worvester
Addie County
Ent
Donningham
Donningham, 16, ‘Caledonia Nime, Chitterden
Eases
Wramkliss
Larmaithe
Ome
Orange
Orleans
Kurtland
Washington
Windham
Windowr
Senate clash over remarks strips Heflin Penrose of Record
Washington battle over the tax bill draft led to expunging senatorial remarks in the Record. A verbal clash involved Sen Penrose of Pennsylvania and Sen Heflin of Alabama, with crude exchanges about “black darkness” and “manipulated by tor y interests.” The House approved the conferees tax bill by 232 to 100 as the session debated carbonated drinks levy. The expunging vote passed amid calls to restore order and end the disruption.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Penrose
Penpeylvanis
Heflin
Alabama
Bil
House
Amoi Senatore
Heflinda
Ford-Newberry
Mr. Heflin
Ania
Pennsylvania
Ted
Leutoot
Wisconsi
Poindexter
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Horse Deal in Court at Washington County Court
The defense in the care of F T Eaton vs Fred Sweetner rests at 11 15 this morning in Washington County Court. Four witnesses and rebuttal were called by Charles Adaima for the plaintiff. Witnesses testified to the horse sale and later seizure for an unpaid note. The plaintiff, a Waterbury horse dealer, seeks the balance of the selling price from Eaton. The sale occurred in Moretown with the horses sold for 205 dollars. Washington coverage notes tax bill discussions in D C with President amid objections to a fifty percent income surtax.
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Middlesex
Robert Susena
Waterbury
Coer Vdine
Moretown
Aweeteer
Eaton
Washington, D. C
Pressi
Larding
Fordney
Husewayt
City approves $60,000 refunding bonds at Barre meeting
In Barre last evening a special city meeting at the opera house voted by ballot to issue $60,000 refunding bonds to take up $260,000 of water bonds due Jan 1, 1922. James Mackay was moderator and James Smart clerk as a small turnout approved the measures.
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Barre Opera House
James Mackay
James Smart
New Co operative Creamery Incorporation Notice
A cooperative creamery in Cambridge is incorporated with six members named on the articles. The first meeting is set for 4 PM November 20 at the Community House Hall. It will issue 2500 shares of 10 each, with no member owning more than 10 percent. The corporation will manufacture store and sell dairy products and own property.
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Gulf Road Co-operative Creamery
Randolph
Secretary of State
Charles C. Morse
George K. Sprague
Earl P. Biford
Ralph C. Willcox
Board of
Simple assault verdict given in Cain case
The jury in the case of state versus Giuseppe Cain found him guilty of simple assault on his son Pasquale. The verdict came around 3 50 p m in Washington county court after the jury retired shortly after 3 o'clock to consider the case.
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Eas of
Giuseppe Cain
Pasquale
Washington County
Turkey prices soar in Boston as state reports inquiry results
The state commission on necessaries of life announced findings from an inquiry into current turkey quotations. It said heightened prices would largely correct within four hours, with wholesale prices for hinds at 60 to 70 cents a pound and retailers hinting a pre Thanksgiving trade resumption.
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Hoston
Hickey
Wtate Commission On
Fife
Turkey
T Wae
Mediation Plan and Greek Turkish Talks in 1919
In Washington discussions the mediation plan seeks a path toward Greek withdrawal from Midia to Rodve while Turkish and Greek officials report willingness to negotiate. The Porte is informed of progress and the plan aims to ease strains between Greek and Turkish nationalists with involvement of foreign governments.
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Therau
Washinton
Sublime Porte
Midia
Rove
Quits Contest for Boston Mayoralty
City commenter Daniel We Lae today announced his withdrawal from the Boston mayoral race. The move leaves Sov Barton and S- candidate Bre Tee as the remaining contenders with nomination petitions expiring tonight.
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Barton
Sov
Daniel
Sithdrawal
Mayer
Penestas
Lebinere Neted Baleoniet Dead Pers Nek SD Allred Leblear
Damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals Lebinere Neted Baleoniet and Allred Leblear with unclear context. Readable items reference a death or public notice in South Dakota. No concrete event, date, or organization clearly identifiable.
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Lebinere
Baleoniet
Allred
Leblear
Unclear OCR Passage Highlights Ambiguous River Scene
Fragmentary text references unfamiliar names and a policeman, a river setting in Connecticut, and a stately departure. Details are garbled, leaving core facts and identities unreadable.
Seven Accused in Leiter Liquor Theft Indictment
Seven men from Washington were indicted in Fairfax County for housebreaking and interstate theft in the October 3 Leiter estate liquor theft on the Leesburg pike near Washington. Officials say the $300,000 haul may be the era’s largest liquor theft, aided by an acetylene torch and motor talents. Four defendants have been arrested.
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Fairfax
Washington
Joseph E. Leiter
Leesburg Pike
Leiter
Bucoreg Glee
Vermont World War history panel names candidates
Burlington November meeting of the state commission to write Vermont history in World War details a change in secretary and three candidates for authoring the history. Named are Major Harold Sheldon of Fair Haven, W. J. Bigelow of Waterbury, and J. Palme r of Waterbury with the commission’s new secretary noted.
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Burlington
Vermont
State Commission
Justioe Wile Tiem St. Taylor
Hartwick
H. B Shaw
Tie Reneey
Julius A. Wilcox
The
American Legion
Harold ©. Sheldon
Fair Haven
State
Anil
W. J. Bigelow
Hrattletory Reformer
J. ¥. Palmeer
Waterbury
Vermont Fourth in Accredited Herds in October Report
Vermont ranks fourth among states in accredited herds per the U.S. Department of Agriculture October report. It lists 723 herds led by Wisconsin with 74 percent, Minnesota with 1,303, and Minnesota with Laid. Vermont also ranks seventh in total herds awaiting tuberculin testing with 1,003 on the waiting list.
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Vermont
United States Department of Sgreaitures Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsvania
Fort Ethan Allen Seeks Airplanes for Army Needs
In a message from Fort Ethan Allen, officials express a desire to procure airplanes for military use. Colonel George Williams, commanding the fort, stated in the morning that he hopes to have aircraft available soon, as the army continues its efforts to strengthen air capabilities.
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Fort Ethan Allen
Army
Washington
Captain and five saved after sinking craft storm at sea
Captain George Yarn and the Vigrae crew were aboard a sinking craft from Heronsand when it was smashed by storms on the Grand Ranke Inst Thursday. The crew member Bernrean was swept overboard days earlier before the pedanoer foundered.
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Heronsand
George Yarn
Grand Ranke
Toarph Datesmeint
Bernrean
Local Notables and Family News From North Randolph
Nov 19 report from North Randolph notes the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs James Wheatley at Mandolph. Visitations include Frank Richerdeen's trip to Barre to see his brother Will Richardeee at a hospital. William Edwards and Dorothy with Mrs David Smith from Westerville visited Warren Carpenter's household recently.
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James Wheatley
Mandolph Wanatoriit
Frank Richerdeen
Barre
Will Richardeee
William Edwards
Dorothy
David Smith
Westerville
Warren Carpenter
Fragmentary Garbled Local Note Reflects Unclear Proceedings
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions a vestry and committee actions with references to a council or church group. The readable parts show confusion over an agenda item or event, with vague mentions of chairs, treasury, and potential motions, but specifics are unreadable.
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