Big Five Experts Convene On Naval Ratios In Washington
The meeting of the Big Five naval experts in Washington was postponed to tomorrow at the request of one delegation. Japan pushes 70 percent as a minimum acceptable naval ratio, while the United States and Britain seek a 60 percent share in a 50-50-30 division framework. The conference also contemplates ending extraterritorial rights in China and China’s demand for troop withdrawals without treaty approval.
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United States
Japan
Great Britain
Washington, D. C
Naval Arien
Associated Press
Kato
Ae Con
Aiveresce
Hae
Pacific
China
Washington backs Chinese post office withdrawal deal
The arms conference agreed to withdraw foreign post offices and passport customs from Chinese soil, conditioned on China maintaining its own postal service. The plan sets a withdrawal date with Japan blocking any changes, while advisory figures and Chinese authorities retain domestic organization.
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Washington
Whe Associated Press
China
W & French
Inditee
Chiager
Jdm
Railroads Get Chance To Justify Charges
Railroads will be given from today in making defense as to what rate of return railroads may seek. The commission will hear testimony on charges and defend the railroad industry in Washington.
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Washington
TD. C
Trans
Hamatet
Leather workers silent on proposed wage cuts in Massachusetts
A battered statement by CP appears to discuss union wages and reductions. The Leather Workers union holds a meeting at Salem hall where members voted against a proposed wage decrease. No state action was enacted at the session.
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Massachusette
Sm. Be
Sapere Neel
Salem Snd
Whittelsey Death Attributed to War Memories
New York Nov 20 Secret brooding over memories of his great war experiences, which made him one of America's greatest heroes, was blamed for Lieutenant Colonel Charles W Whittelsey's suicide. He disappeared from the steamship Adloa near Havana after leaving several letters. Friends recalled his grief over fallen comrades and notes from Washingtons funeral for Americas Unknown Soldier.
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New York
America
Charles W. Whittelsey
Havana
Adloa
France
Washington
Whittel“yy
Ts Fan
Robert Forsyte Little
White & Case
Colonel Whittelaey
Colese
Army Navy
Coltteleng
308Th Infantry
United States
Honer
Berole
Robbers Escape With Jewelry From Proctor Estate
Four armed robbers raided the residence of William Proctor, head of Proctor and Gamble, in Cincinnati Ohio. They feigned three women in the household to distract the others, then ransacked the home and escaped with jewelry valued at more than 100000 dollars. Police report details incomplete.
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William C. Proctor
Cincinnati
British Opinion Calm on Irish Situation Observed
London dispatch reports morning newspaper commentators reacting with unusual calm to the Irish situation. Analysts note that the peace movement continues to affect public sentiment, while overall commentary remains restrained and measured despite recent events.
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London
Associated Press
Alustion
Aesegal Wrete
Italian Destroyer Sunk in Mediterranean Storm
London reports that an Italian destroyer Centensre went down during a Mediterranean storm. The loss is confirmed amid turbulent seas, with authorities noting damage and search operations underway to locate survivors.
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Mediterranean
London
Government ready to act on Morse shipping board case
The government plans to present evidence to a federal grand jury in Washington on December 8 in relation to investigations into transactions between Charles W Morse and the shipping board. The proceeding is set to be held in Washington D C as officials prepare to pursue charges.
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Shipping Board
C. W. Morse
Washington
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Morse
Moratorium for Germany proposed in British memo
London reports rumors of a proposed moratorium on Germany’s debts to the Allies. Sir John Bradbury drafted a cabinet memorandum for consideration by the reparations commission. The Daily Mail cites views for a two to three year pause conditioned on stopping currency manufacture. Dr. Rathenau and Dr. Simons arrived in London to discuss reparations. Baron D’Arbarnon remains in Germany.
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London
Associated Press
Germany
Daily Mail
John Bradbury
Reparations Commission
Walt
Ge Aany
Walter Rathenau
Walter Simons
It D’arbernon
Glen Here
Alleged smugglers caught in New York
Seven alleged smugglers were arrested in New York after a pursuit this morning. During the chase, bags with birds of paradise feathers and liquor were thrown overboard. A launch carrying rum remained on deck as police towed it to Rock. The crew faced a near-escape before capture.
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New York
Ee Ae
Muse
Unwise Diplomacy Forecast On Treaty And Germany
New York banker Frank A Vand lip warned that the proposed treaty would require rewrite before normal conditions return. He urged contingency plans linking German indemnities to potential disruptions from renewed unrest in Europe and suggested federal reforms in the United States as a safeguard.
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New York
Frank A. Vandlip
Eudeclan
Germany
United States
Road funding standoff delays state project approval
State Commissioner W. Dixeuld says funds are not yet available for planned highway work. County officials previously warned that without state backing, local allocations could not proceed. The delay triggers potential sanctions and future commitments as authorities seek a funding resolution.
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W. Dixeuld
Die
Dome
Orier
Flood Nets Rescue Scores Of North Side In Boats
Pittsburg reports the first November flood in over twenty years as days of rain push the Ohio River to flood stage. Police use boats to evacuate residents from low-lying north side sections. damage estimates are not yet available.
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Pittsburg
Tony
Ohio River
Monongahela
Allegheny
North Side
Girl Testifies in New Bedford Assault Robbery Case
Miss Gert Butler of Buzzards Bay testifies as the first government witness in the assault and robbery proceeding involving John Dies Spina, Benj aw Gomes, and Joseph Andrews. Butler fainted twice, recounting gun threats by Eldredge and the three men, who sought gasoline and then assaulted Butler and Eldredge near Lakecroft.
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New Bedford
Mane
Gertrude Butler
Buzcarda Bay
Spina John Dies
Benjawala Gomes
Joseph Andrews
Onset
Apes Butler
Henry C. B. Snow
Buzzards Kay
Neutra
Enid
Mies Butler
William
Eldredge, Jr
Dye
Eldredge
Plymouth
Meey
Gomes
Elderdge
Butler
Dew
Andrews
Keeney
Miss Kimball
Pear Lakecroft Inn
Lakecroft
Mice Mather
Fildredge
Guts
Lowell Man Killed by Falling Limb in Snow Storm
Lowell Memo Nov 28 A man in Lowell died after a falling limb during a severe snow storm. The storm caused outages, a hospital transfer, and prolonged service outages as crews struggled to restore light and heat.
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Lowell
Mem
Biotigre
Beepal
Phock Amd
Netel
Belfast Era Reveals Unclear Impending Crisis
Fragmentary OCR text from Belfast cites a peculiar quotation and mentions an 18 year old reference, with garbled phrases about preparation and a vital event looming, leaving the reader with a sense of impending but undefined danger.
Yale Sophomore Martyred in Theatre Fire Toll Rises
New Haven Conn November 20 two more people burned in the Rialto theatre fire died today raising the death toll to six The coroner had eliminated Timothy Hanlon as a victim Everett Case and Victor Cortel Yor died in New Haven Keith Yale freshman from Southport and Miss Mabel Moran Derby were among the earlier victims Keith's funeral was planned for Buttell chapel with classmates to attend His mother Mrs R C Gilmore of Southport was summoned to the bedside yesterday
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New Haven
Conn
Rialto
Timothy Hanlon
Everett Case
Victor Cortel- Yor
Allen Keith
Yale
Southport
Mabel Moran
Derby
Keith
Buttell Chapel
R. C. Gilmore
Chicago Not Called Sixth German City Claim Denied
Chicago mayor William Thompson did not call the city the sixth German city in the world, say his attorney J A Jackson, as he argued before Judge Brothers on a libel case against the Chicago Tribune. The exchange cited quotations from a report misrepresenting the phrase. Jackson defended the gaggle of reporters and questioned jurors about coercion influencing statements.
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Chicago
William [Thompson
Chiago
J. A. Jackson
Jackson
Outwitted His Guard in a Brattleboro Escape
Brattleboro residents report William Johnson of Ruthland escaped from the Brattleboro guard on Thursday night. A townwide search by officers found no trace of him after he slipped away and hid. He is slightly lame but deemed not disabled from serving in the war, and he reportedly asked to go out before locking the attendant inside. The escaped man was detained in Worcester, later transferred to Brattleboro, with unclear subsequent details.
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Brattleboro
William Johnson
Ruthland
V Copter
Man
Worrester
Rutland Man Arrested In Park Guard Shooting
Rutland Vermont man James Hastings confessed to police that he shot Vincent Hanley park guard on Saturday night after approaching a stolen automobile driven by William Prevent. Hastings, who gave a Rutland address, was held without bail in connection with the case. the suspect claimed to be from Boston.
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James Hastings
Rutland
Ling
Vincent Hanley
Park Guard
William Prevent
Boston
Hanley Af
Many Families Homeless After Local Fire
A populated neighborhood was left homeless as a fire swept through early morning, destroying several homes. Residents affected include Mary Lease and Betty Browe, with officials coordinating relief from the town hall and Morrisville outreach programs. Principal Russell B. Dasiowm and others assist with shelter, while plans for a revival program and community services proceed to support displaced families.
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Misews Morse
Wallaston
Soret Bowles
Mira Betty Browe
Oad Department
Waterbury
Mary Lease
Morrisville
Roe Alitich
Russell B. Dasiowm
Seroud
Nee 'Aieri
North Mare
Dakibesa
Con
Lewis
Masketheal
Tex
Lewes
Woliham
Bree
Cobderd
Lee - An
Widow recounts fatality in Barre manslaughter case
In Washington county court, a jury was formed to try William Parry of Barre on manslaughter charges after his car struck Kelsey Freeman of Cabot, killing him. Mrs. Freeman testified she and her husband crossed a road when the crash occurred, the car appearing to hit from the right as they crossed with a garden cart. The trial proceeded with testimony detailing the moments before and after the fatal accident and the injured man’s final words.
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Washington County
William Parry
Barre
Kelsey Freeman
Cabot
BR. (. Demer
Roxbury
CW. Porter
Middlesex
C. F. Dudley
East Montpelier
W. A. Morse
Waterbury
Roy C. Davis
Duxbury
Irwin J. Boyed
Wailefield
J. Paul Rivers
Montpelier
A. H. Fowler
Plainfield
John Kane
Worcester
J. J. Breen
Fred Felt
F. M. Weld
KE. D. Waldo
Waldo
Fred Strong
Talesman
Ine
Fred B. Thomas
Wael m County
Archibald
Charles B. Adama
Thomas
ATRL
Alvin G. Morea
Tian
John W. Gordon
Earl R Davis
Parry and Jones Granite
Abe
Freeman
Parry
Mr. Goss
Court hears fatality testimony and juror adjournment notes
Witnesses described a fatal car crash involving Meyers with relatives and workers near a shop behind a garage. Marks on the ground suggested a shoveable object. Discrepancies with a letter to the Secretary of State Black were confronted during cross-examination. Judge Moulton adjourned until a further session before the March term with jurors notified by the county clerk.
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Freeman
Withers
Meyers
Parry
Dodge
Secretary of State
Black
Archibald
Gordon
Sherman KR. Moulton
F. L. Bator
Fred Sweeter
Lewis C. Moody
Ork
Archibald Announces Run for Attorney General Again
Montpelier courtroom scene centers on P C Archibald who, while prosecuting the Parry case, declares his candidacy to succeed himself. He notes that bar members urged him to run and confirms he is serving a second term as Attorney General.
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P. C. Archibald
Montpelier
Parry
Archibald
Community House Benefit in Barre Seeks Public Support
Barre Community House, a charity hub aiding working parents and strangers, plans a benefit at Park Theatre on Monday December 5. Activities include hat and dressmaking classes, a day nursery, and a sales drive with prizes and dolls for top ticket sellers to fund ongoing aid.
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Community House
Barre
Tee
Spaulding Street
Aish
Park Theatre
Rochester Fine Deer Reports and Norwich Fish Meeting Notice
RO CHESTER FINE DEER TOWN 16 reports from Warden W M Mc Ora Rochester for deer eliot. Another credited to W A Shampany. Nov 1 by Charles M Lend Worcester. Total for the season 1005. Norwich Fish and Game club to meet at creepy hall Norwich Dec 4 to elect officers. Notice received at the state fish and game commissioner office today.
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W. M. Mc Ora
Rochester
Fane
Reparte
W. A Shampany
Charles M. Lend
Worcester
Addison Owanty
Epee
Beepty Wiennes
Windsor
Norwich Fish and Gaime Club
Norwich
Siate Fish
Ube
Indict Window Glass Men in New York
Federal jurors indicted a group linked to a window glass operation for violation of the labor and trust laws. The case names President Newnan and a committee in a broad indictment detailing alleged labor and trust law breaches during the window glass scheme.
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New York
Newnan
Righty Cattle Lost in Fire at Holt Farm
Burlington reports a fire at Henry Holt’s summer residence adjoining Fairholt that fire chief Stockwell calls suspicious in origin. The barn and several outhouses burned, garage and nearby buildings were damaged, total loss about $25,000. About 80 animals perished, including three purebred Ayrshires.
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Burlington
Death of Frank Dudley in Barre City Hospital
Frank Dudley aged eight years and eight months of Brook Street Barre died at Barre City Hospital after a summer illness. He was born and resided in Barre, educated here, and worked as a jumper. He married Ethel Jones of Barre a year ago who died earlier. Survived by two sons Edward Ray and George Raymo, two brothers in law Hammond Doug las of Quincy and Frank Cus ler of Barre, three sisters Hattie Cassavay, Etta Douglass, and Man gy Waldoboro, a brother Lewis, and three aunts in Barre Montpelier and Hartford. Funeral plans awaiting arrival of relatives.
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Tradk Dudley
Brook Street
Barre City Hospital
Barre
Dudley
Bon
David
Mary Dudley
Mian Ethel Jon
Bare
Edward Ray‘ito
George Raymo
Elty
Inlaw
Hammond Douglase
Quincy
Mass
Frank Cus
Mra
Hattie Cassavay
Etta
Douglass
Mase
Mise Mangy
Waldobore
Lewis
Montpelier
Hartford
Conn
Funeral of C E Frenier Noted in Seaside City
The funeral for Charles E Frenier, died at 17 Arad Street, was held with a high mass of requiem at St. Mimion church. Bearers included F. KE, C. W. Boyes, and Daniel BE O Keefe, with burial at St Monicw cemetery. Out of town relatives attended from Montpelier, Newport, Reading, Burlington, and Hart, among others.
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Charles KE. Frenier
Arad Street
Bt. Mimion
POM
McKenna
F. KE
Cutts
G. M
C. W. Boyes
John J. Don
Barry Council
J. Cook
Daniel BE. O'Keefe
CO. F
St. Monicw
Walter P. Frenier
Talores
Montpelier
HL. T. Frenier
Rd Mongeou
Fawtucket Sh
William G. Frenier
Newport
Arthur W. Frenier
Philn
Bank men attend Montpelier funeral service
The funeral for a prominent Montpelier banker was held at the Unitarian church with Rev Wes Nishole presiding after a prayer at the state home. pallbearers included Charles P Lawes HG Woodruff W S Smith and Dr W W Brock. many bank men and town officials attended, with burial planned at Green Mountain Cemetery following cremation in Beston.
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Pelber Ktegsbok & Trost Co
Bia
Unitarian Dure
Montpelier
Livelock
Will Meet to Williamstown Grange Event
The Vermott Fumona grange plans a gathering with Williamstown on Thursday December 1. A program is scheduled at 1 20 with members and guests attending as friends to discuss plans and activities for the Vermott grange.
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Williamstown
Vermott Fumona
Grange Thureday
A. A. Privat
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Perry
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St. Monica's Church
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