Fire destruction in Cork linked to Black and Tans
Fire at St Patrick Street drapery shops in Cork caused heavy losses estimated at 50 000 pounds. Reports claim Black and Tans used firearms to halt firefighters and ordered volunteers away. Berlin reports discuss Bavarian Einwohnerwehr denials and clarifications amid rumors of monarchy restoration and militia activity.
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Cork
St. Patrick’s Street
Black and Tans
Fon Bt. Patrick’s Efreet
Black and Tan
Ambush near Fermoy wounds and kills soldiers
A party of military retreaters from an inquiry outside Fermoy was ambushed last evening. Three soldiers were killed and three wounded. The party, halted by a tree, saw some men captured as the combatants fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullin
Fermoy
Citric 4010 Plant Explosion Kills Six Near Milan
London reports a citric acid plant explosion at Vergalo near Milan yesterday afternoon killed six people and injured many others. Widespread damage tore roofs from buildings in Vergala and surrounding villages as soldiers rushed to the scene. The plant employed nearly 200 workers, many absent at the time, and a shell dump contributed to the destruction.
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London
Vergalo
Milan
London Times
Vergala
Altogether Too Familiar inwolic and the scarecrow gag
A fragmentary passage describes a character referencing scarecrows and crows in a district. He boasts being best against the crows and improvises a staged shooting with a fake casualty. The text includes typos and odd spellings, suggesting OCR issues and humorous or slang dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
The Perils of Property in a Palehen Estate
An old fragment mentions tenants and an agent discussing property dangers, with garbled lines about a burglar alarm and a vague election reference. The text reads like a damaged page item on tenancy risks and security concerns without coherent details.
Firemen aboard Olympic to be stoked by Brit officers
New York reports three officers from Great Britain’s National Firemen and Sailors Union join the steamship Olympic crew to study boiler staffing. They will assist by day and ride as cabin passengers at night to determine the manpower needed to operate boilers on vessels that have shifted from coal to oil on Cunard liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olympic
Englan
National Firemen's
Main
Great Britain
Aquitania
Union
Cunard Line
Local notices and movements in Boston and Brooklyn society
Bethel Joseph FP Wilson resigns as War ren Nash Motor service secretary in New York and moves his family to Brooklyn. Miss Lalla Atchinson invites parents to Morrieville. Robert Castle, formerly at the high school, now at Buntington in Boston. his brother Willard at Tufts College. Mack travels to Stan Chester, N H, on estate business of the late Art Mark. A young wire-haired terrier strayed, reward offered. Henry Gilbert and George Marker, formerly of Richmond, with Rev Joboff Terror and Mrs Martoile Cushman, are at Sperogel church Cape Verdeis Mo. Dr and Mrs Bo Purvell are with Mrs Martoile Cushman's party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph FP. Wilson
Boston
Warren Nash Motor Company
New York
Brooklyn
Lalla Atchinson
Io Morrieville
Robert Castle
Buntington School
Willard
Toring
Tufts College
Mack
Stan Chester
N. H
Art Mark
Henry Gilbert
George Marker
Joboff
Cape Verardesis
Mee Bo Purvell
Martoile Cushman
Bullet in Heart Yet He Is Alive
Omaha headline reports James Freeman sustaining a bullet in the heart after an alleged shooting by his wife. Freeman walked three miles to a police station for aid, and hospital X rays confirmed the bullet lodged in his heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
James Freeman
Hewnndle
American treaties filed with league of nations
Geneva notes report Sweden presented two US treaties to the league of nations government officials. The first extends the 1909 copyright law by proclamation signed October 18. The second cancels articles XI and XII of the Sweden United States consular convention, effective March 38 1921.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of
Sweden
United States
Wilson
Earthquake Damage Strikes Northwestern Spain Centered in Ponevi
Madrid reports powerful shocks in the Ponevi dita district and nearby cities Cormmt Luge Vigo and Ferrol. Buildings were shattered and pupils at a local school dormitory panicked jumping from windows with several injured.
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Madrid
Spain
Ponevidita
Cormmt
Luge
Vigo
Ferrol
Ponevika
Portuguese cabinet resigns after confidence vote
Lisbon November 27. Alvera Navier de Castro Portugal premier submitted the resignation of his cabinet after a parliamentary vote of no confidence. The move follows a stalled reform agenda and growing opposition in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Alvera Navier de Castro
Hie
Montpelier Notes and Local Appointments Across Town
Mrs Mary Cutler visits Wells River relatives until Monday. Guardian named for Value A Mattson. W J Lawrence birthday gathering with 18 friends and a cake baked by local bakers. Deputy US Marshal Lackey to Ft Albans for liquor seizure arrests. Irving Morrill arranges Montpelier and Wells River store accounting. Anna Knowles wed to Edmund Dowd in New York City. State fair commission appointment and West Coast ties noted. Water works under repair. hydrants linked to State House sprinkling system. State officials report election results and county standings.
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Mary Cutler
Wells River
Mildred V. Philip of
Barre
A. Mattson
Herre
W. J. Lawrence
Hin
Oesser
Mr. Lawrence
A. Breasett
Carl Stratenburg
G. B. Lackey
United States
Ft. Albans
Irving Morrill
Boston i
Montpelier and
Parte and Chelsea
Fier
Montpelier
Anna Knowles
P. W. Clement
Edmund Dowd
New York
Church of Heavenly Host
Clement Han
State Fair Commission
Addian County
Willis N. Cady
Middlebury
Romaine L. Hemingway
Coady
Toni Eenty
Ferry
Mont~ Lier
Lower State Street
State House
Coal Crisis Declared Past by Interstate Commission
Washington November 27 The interstate commerce commission declares the coal crisis past and issues an order effective at midnight next Monday. The action cancels remaining priority orders and preference regulations guiding open top car movement. Chairman Clark urges railroads to cancel urgency rules promptly to avoid formal complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. DC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniel Willard
The
Association of Railway, Executives
Clark
Commissim
Regular Troops Deployed to Coal Mines in West Virginia
Four hundred regular army soldiers were dispatched from Camp Sherman to Williamani, West Virginia, to quell the Mingo coal strike zone at Governor Cornwell’s request. Authorities awaited President Wilson’s reply as disorders have troubled the area for months, with several people shot and killed in recent weeks as troops restored order.
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Auorlestown
W.va
Williamani
W. Va
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Cornwell
Toudsey
Wilson
Mingo
East Tech and West Tech meet for Cleveland title
East Tech and West Tech clash in Cleveland for the city high school championship with the winner likely to face Haverhill high school of Massachusetts. Negotiations opened for a game with Haverhill after East Tech’s recent win over Scot High of Toledo.
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Cleveland
Haverhill, Mass
Cleveland, O
East Tecl
West Tech
Wntl
Haverhill
Mass
East Tech
Scot High
Toledo
Harvard to join intercollegiate league of rivals
Philadelphia Nov 27 Harvard will be a member of the intercollegiate league of arch rivals in New York. Harvard was matched with meeting due to a misunderstanding. Other members named are Pennsylvania Princeton Yale Cornell and Dartmouth.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Lee League
Death of Alfred T. Baker Father of Hobey Baker
Philadelphia report announces Alfred T. Baker, an established textile manufacturer and father of Hobey Baker, died at his estate near Wrington. He was 64 years old. He fell to his death in an accidental incident in France during World War I.
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Philadelphia
Wrinchon SN
Alfred T. Baker
Hobart (Hobey) Baker
Princeton
Naker
Tiseen
France
Landis On Baseball Tour Heads New Era
New York reports Landis as the new head of baseball tour activities. The text mentions meetings with team owners and references Winganey, Glamis, and New York route plans. Details are unclear but indicate a promotional schedule and ongoing efforts to organize a national tour.
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York
New York
Bankers Consider Committee to Probe Allan A. Ryan Affairs
New York fits a plan by bankers and lawyers to form a committee to inquire into Allan A. Ryan capital holdings tied to a Wall Street collapse last April. Liabilities around 16 million dollars with assets reported between 20 and 25 million prompt efforts to avoid receivership as market weakness affects Ryan loans.
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New York
Allan A. Ryan
Capitallot
Stutz Amlore
Wallatrert
The
Stock Exchange
Guaranty Trust Company
Oit Ie
Ryan
Reno
Gas poisoning in hay mow near Middlebury
Three men were gassed while working in a hay mow above a threshing machine in J. Matthews barn. Tsanc Derusha became ill and left work after dinner. Georgy Bell collapsed and later recalled overseas gas experiences. Herbert Peacock fainted and was treated by Dr. P. J. Dorey. Ceylon Eddy fed kerosene to the machine and was not affected.
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Middlebury
J. Matthews
Kermarne
Tsanc Derusha
Derusha
Talk of the Town in Barre and Surrounding
The column notes Mr W Ay Moir and daughter Beverly visiting Mansfield and Woodstock, Mrs Marion Willey staying with her mother, and several locals retuning home after holidays. It mentions ticket sales for an entertainment course, a hospital patient in Barre, and a hospital optician’s eye surgery update.
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W. Ay Moir
Beverly
Liberty Street
Mansfield
Maas
Marion Willey
Middlebury Coliege
George W. Gorman
Beaton Street
Woodstocks
Afta Pathe
Woodstock
P.wee
Montpelier Road
Cares
Searon
Board of Trade
Howland
Charis Richardwen
Orange
U Pitas
Barre
Piveiciane
Riterdaas
Armory Hall
Ormviiege
Bee
Test to require practical driving for auto licenses
Boston November 27 state registrar Frank A Goodwin announced a rule requiring practical tests for all automobile operator applicants. He warned against turning loose thousands of incompetents to cause harm, noting current licenses only demand driving miles or more without a test.
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Boston
Frank A Goodwin
State Registrar of Automobiles
Welo Cates
Washington vs Dartmouth muddy field factored in game odds
Seattle fans expected rain in the morning and clearing by afternoon to favor Dartmouth or Washington as a damp field could influence play in the university of Washington football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Dartmouth
Seattle
Wish
Injunction Against Raising of Rates in New York Railways
New York November 27. All railroads operating in New York State have been restrained from raising rates. Attorney General Edward announced today in the Supreme Court. Justice Crapmey ruled last night on the temporary injunctions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New York
New York
New York State
Eatward
Supreme Court
Justice Crapmey
Re-Elected Fordham Captain Named Forfordham Football
Nov 27 Syhvenr T Viv has been reeierted captain of the Fordham University football team forwent seal. He played left end the past season. Rain or snow is forecast for the week with northern portions snowing and southern rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
New York
Syhvenr
Fordham University
The Climatic Urge Inspires Vermonters To Seek Heat
Vermonters feel the pull of warmer, healthier days despite cold periods. Researchers note that a tonic stimulant to human endurance may be linked to milder winter habits. Citizens in Vermont exchange thoughts on energy use, bank accounts, and weather coping measures amid ongoing winter stress.
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Baringtee News
Rev E Wilmot Cumings Dies After Ill Health in Barre
Rev E Wilmot Cumings a retired Presbyterian clergyman and Barre church founder died yesterday at his residence 12 Jefferson street after years of arteriosclerosis. Born Palmyra New York November 8 1847 he studied Hamilton College joined Union Theological Seminary and served in Barre Graniteville and nearby communities. He helped establish the Barre Presbyterian church and later worked as school commissioner assessor and cemetery commissioner. Survived by widow Annie Maria Smith and three children El Thorpe of Lasbon NH Ralph Mase and Mrs William Cole. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the home with burial in the cemetery.
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Wilmot Cumings
The
Presbyterian Church
Barre Presbyterian Charter
Jefferson Street
Filbert Wilmot Cumings
Palmyra
N. Y
Horace
Lacey Thompson Cumings
Paw Pauw
Mich
Hamilton College
Clinjton
N.Y
Phi Beta Kappa
Theta Delta Chi
Southhold
Hamilton
Union Theological Cominary
New York
Ista
Lyons
West Fayette
Elba
Mr. Cu
Barre
Curainge
Mr. Cummings
Annie Maria Smith
Keens
Toland
Togo
Mre EL Thorpe
Lasbon
Mee Ralp’y Mase
William Cole
Charles G Scott Barre Man Dies at Pembroke Sanatorium
Charles G Scott of Barre died this morning at Pembroke Sanatorium in Chigerton Gi after being transported there a week ago. He resided on Ayers Street and is survived by his mother Mrs William Winter and brother Walrey Fo Senne. The funeral will be announced later with arrangements pending.
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Pembroke Sanatorium
Chigrton
Stettles
Pembroke
V. HL
Ayers Street
William Wil
Walrey
Jewelry Messenger Attacked In Broad Daylight Hold Up
New York November 27. Four men snatched two tins containing diamonds worth sixty thousand dollars from David Saylor, a jewelry house messenger. He was leaving the Pacific Bank at 49th Street and Seventh Avenue when assaulted near the bank door. Crowds watched as Saylor fought briefly before the quartet fled in a waiting automobile.
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New York
David Saylor
Pacifle Bank
49Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Saylor
Crowde
Odde
Auto crash and tipover incidents reported in Ra
H E Kilburn of Randolph says a driver struck his truck on a snow covered road. The collision sent a two ton load car into a bank and the truck, with no damage to Kilburn’s truck. Ce A Rogers of St Albans recounts a solo lake road tipover trapping four men, all escaped injuries.
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H. E. Kilburn
Randolph
Automobil
Trick
Ce A. Rogers
St. Albans
Lake Road
School Fund Allotment Distribution Details Count
The state treasurer distributed 351 119 dollars among Washington County towns as part of permanent school fund income. Allocations include Barre Town 349 07, Montpelier 1118 28, Northfield 1877 M, Waitsfield 2433 53, Waterbury 2857 92, Woodbury 1079 02, Worcester 762 27 and others such as B City 2251 40 and Cabot 2786 70.
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Stat
Washington County
Barre Town
Kerlin
Cabot
Cal Nis
Duxbury
Fayston
Marehfield
Middlesex
Montpelier
Moretow
Northfield
M. Nifield
Plainfield
Roxbury
Waitsfield
Warren
Waterbury
Woodbury
Worchester
Ladies Hebrew Aid Society forms charity group in Burlington
Vermont corporations report changes with The Ladies Hebrew Aid Society of Burlington filing articles to conduct benefactory work signed by Mrs R Col lis J Frank Mrs S Cannon Mrs Levin and 104 members. The Bostonieres Milk Company of St Johnsbury files articles to run milk business in St Johnsbury with capital stock of 23000 signed by O W Huber Concord Allen Boston J A Longmore Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Hebrew Aidsocwty Burlington
R. Collis
J. Frank
S. Cannon
Levin
Bostonslerees
St. Johnsbury
Capl
O. W. Huber
Concord
Allen
Boston
J. A. Longmore
Johuslury
DAnnunzio objects to boundary plan without consent
Triest dispatch reports Italian objections to Halian boundary proposals. General Caviglia and Captain Gabriel DAnnunce sent protest alleging the action violates the fundamental rights of national self determination under international law.
Local Notices and Visits From Barre Area
Gt Rabjoli of South Ryegate to visit Mrs Berg of Miles Brook. K Bernardini of Willey Street has tonsils removed at Barre Ci hospital. George Chandler of Lebanon visits Barre relatives. A Lestie travels west for the Little Odtere & Mile granite firm arrival today. Joseph Ganyn, employed in Flint, Mich, arrives to spend Christmas with relatives. Oriane Gigwan of New York visiting. J Calvsini of Humbert Street noted. American L football yard members invited to meeting. The Theanas aetehier of Summer note upcoming event. Hin perty for yellowmeng to remain in Seeteity of the gerd. Che Th A. Perry Vér is mentioned in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabjoli
South Ryegate
Berg
Miles Blork
K. Bernardini
Willey Street
Barre Ci Hospital
George Chandler
Lebanon
W.s
Barre
A. Lestie
Little Odtere & Mile Granite
Arriv
Joseph Ganyn
Flint
Chietmas
Oriane Gigwan
New York
West
Electrica
J. Calvsini
Hombert
L Fonthall
Perry
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von Kahr
Bavari
Einwohnerwehr
Genera Ladendorff
Einwohnerwelt
Udendorff
Ludwigshoebe
Munich
Bourgoise
Orgerch
von Sol
Bavarian Citizens’ Guard
Orgeseh
Herr Socherieh
Einwohnerwebr
Exfete Nce
Herr Nuer
Ancias Democratic
Ireland
Citric
Peteras
Vergalo, Tealy
Atlantic Avenue
Saurert
Bastan
Lemantae
Wigier
Tye Bof
Bethel
Field
de Seeeree
Mont
Ian M. Hood
Headford
Bates
Wim
Washington
Secretary of
Sewyer
Uemwerst
Pian
Cligitty Weed
Fitchiwirg
Musee
Techland West Technical
Fitchburge Eo Crockerfield
Frahturie
Der
Cine
Graeme
Tnt
Intercollegiate Hockey League of America
Hobey Baker
Diet
Priceton, N. J
Landis
Mel Overy
New York Giants
Peter D. Treadway
Caps
Henry T. Talist
Peirce
Marie Phillips
Dragnet
Harry Kendrick
Henry T. Peirce
Hate
al Smith
Breadway
Hn Teen
Treadway
Jack
Kendrick
Wheeling
Missioner
Barre Say and Trost Company
George B.chie
Riera
Cenade
Canton Bros
Standard Granite Co
Barre Granite & Quarry Co
Marr & Gordon
Arioli & Dente
Basilio Dente
Bank Asseta
Talk OF
the Town
Massachusetts
Weather Bureau
E. Wilmot Cumings
Barre Presbyterian Church
Memperies, Citizen
Charles G. Scott
Sur
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Vermont
Burlington and
Dannunzio Objects
Fiume
Out Fiume
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