British Warship Scrapping Keeps Washington Pact Alive
In the House of Commons the British secretary of the admiralty said the United States and Japan had not scrapped ships except obsolete ones and that Britain has 16 capital ships out of commission awaiting action by other nations under the Washington disarmament treaty. France and Italy had not ratified the treaty. Six more ships have been removed from active service and six more await similar fate by month’s end.
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Admiralty
House of Commons
United States
Japan
Great Britain
London
Preasi
Héliuin
Washington
Werappel
Acantine
Tate of Commons
Bytes Monsell
Studeal
France
Italy
Shine
Monith
Tite ‘States
Ee Et
Ie Te Hagy Courwes
Shipping Bill Trimmed for the Final Vote
The House prepared for a final vote on the shipping bill after a final amendments session. Key changes included limiting payments from the merchant marine fund to ship operators and excluding certain private ventures from government aid, with amendments broadening eligibility criteria and tightening oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Wee
Merchant Marine Fund
France Says It Will Not Enter Ruhr By Force
Washington cable cites French diplomat Jusserand denying any plan to forcibly move into the Ruhr. Paris reports outline French aims in occupying the Ruhr and Rhineland, stressing patient diplomacy, avoiding hasty action, and awaiting Germany’s payment prospects within six to eight weeks before decisive steps.
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France
Ruhr
Washington, D. C
Ambasaador Jusserand
Pranti¢r
Paris
Associated Treat
Germany
Rue
Rhineland
Great Britain
America
Formun
Fire Destroys Basement of Five-Story Building
Maneheater New Hampshire, November 29. Fire started in the basement of the Riddle block on Elmo street this morning causing about 5000 dollars damage to the interior of the five story building. A score of people, eight women, fled to upper floors. Seven women were rescued from the fourth and fifth floors and one woman, found in an adjoining building, was rushed to a hospital with exposure. Firemen said a violent explosion in the basement worsened the blaze.
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Maneheater
N. H
Elmo Street
Toome
Atorina
Garage and autos burn at Agnew summer home in South Salons
A garage at Georgy B. Agnew’s summer residence near South Salons, New York, was destroyed by fire in the early hours today. The blaze damaged several autos and caused extensive smoke and heat damage to the structure. Fire crews battled the flames but could not save the building or its vehicles. No injuries reported.
Bodies recovered raise death toll at St Boniface dormitory
Winnipeg reports two more unidentified victims recovered from the St Boniface college dormitory ruins. The total now stands at three of ten missing persons as an inquiry notes no fire drill system was in place. Father Lavoutury testified before the inquiry that there was no fire drill procedure in the dormitory.
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Winnipeg
Biowa
Fresen
Wwe
St. Boniface College
Theo
Father Lavoutury
Taashyiok
Woman in Black Found at Automoblie Dealer Scene
A garbled report describes a woman in black found at an automobile dealer. The text mentions Brumiey and a reference to friends, an unseen quote about prices doubling, and the dealer’s body being viewed in a damaged crime scene context.
Juror Taken Sick in Wisconsin Trial
A juror fell ill during the trial in Bossia Wisconsin delaying proceedings. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a disruption caused by illness affecting the courtroom schedule and participant wellbeing.
Jury Deliberations Ongoing On November Ninth Event
Fragmentary OCR text notes a jury case proceeding dated November ninth. Mentions Dalton Kennedy broker and related actions. No clear outcomes or details due to unreadable source.
Couzens Named United States Senator for Michigan
Detroit Mayor James Couzens was appointed by Governor Groesbeck to fill the unexpired U.S. Senate term of Truman Newberry. The governor stated Couzens took the post with no strings and left Detroit affairs to be handled later, while noting the transfer could extend to a full term in 1924.
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Lansing
Mich
James Couzens
Detroit
Groesbeck
United States
Michigan
Truman H. Newberry
Couzens
New York
Mr. Couzens
Senate
Explosion at Stable Kills Three in Philadelphia
A 100 gallon still exploded in a Philadelphia stable killing three men and injuring six others. The blaze damaged nearby houses as flames and flying debris filled the area. Federal Reserve reforms are discussed in context of expenses and charges related to banking and check handling.
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Philadelphia
St Wight
Currency Committee
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Pennes
Dry enforcement gall speeds federal liquor penalties
Washington reports federal authorities urged to cooperate with prohibition agents to curb violations of the liquor laws. Attorneys were instructed to press the heaviest penalties on convictions, expedite cases, and seek joint action with local officials to ensure respect for all laws and deter moral decay.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Prows
Prohibition
Dth
Prohibition Enforcement
Federat
Bartlett Unable To Obey The Law
Alfred Wart lett of Newburyport awaits trial on an indictment for the murder of Frank Small shot in a hold up. He is described as troubled and unable to conform in court. Reports note prior warnings and a pattern of wayward behavior linked to drug use and family background.
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Boston
Alfred Wartlett
Newburyport
Frank 2. Small
Bartlett
Shot to Protect Father in Railway Yard Incident
Nov 20 report from Livingstone says 14 year old Peatt Tinsley, son of K Tinsley, fired a shotgun in a railway yard. He claimed he would die protecting his father and wounded two adults and two children amid the chaos before being restrained. Police and medicals addressed injuries as a crowd gathered.
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Washington
Senate
Local Race Sets Up Major Lowell Mayor Contest
Pstrosman John J. Dosoray will oppose Mayor George W. Brown in a municipal election in December as residents report campaign activity. Local society notes mention Miss Gladys M. Newton, Mitford, and other familiar names amid community events at the Methodist church, social visits, and upcoming Thanksgiving plans.
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Lowell
Mass
John J. Dosoray
George W. Brown
Ee Press
Mary
Fragmented Waterbury Center News Note and Holiday Guide
A damaged OCR note from Waterbury Center mentions Lee Minott being moved between facilities and returning home with mixed news about recovery and possible schooling continuation. It also hints at Thanksgiving observances, fireside light turning and a local holiday reminder, with unclear references to community figures and events.
Burlington Mayor Clashes With Salvation Army Over Public Meetings
Burlington November 29. Mayor J Holmey Jackson ordered the Salvation Army not to hold public meetings on streets parks or thoroughfares without permission from authorities. Captain Bates of the Salvation Army replied that the claims of destitution are true and that they will test the legality of street meetings as done in other cities if needed.
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Burlington
Salvation Army
J. Holmey Jackson
Salvations
Bates
Juckegn
Burington
Tran
Failure to Indict Sparks Confusion Across States
The Associated Press reports the indictment decision stalled after a conference with Attorney General McCran, Deputy General Wilbur Mott, and others. Prosecutors claim key suspects in the Wheeler Hall and Mills killings may be viable, while New Brunswick residents urge continued investigation.
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Associated Press
McCran Han
Wilbur
Mott
County Cratry Mervidle
Joey
Somerville
New Brunswick
Dane Giteon
Frances Noelle
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Flores North
Char
Lotte Atills
Mive Serth Hn
Mined
Jury Convicts Dubaime in 1920s Store Robbery
A jury found Alfred J. Dubaime guilty for the fatal robbery attempted against storekeeper Wallace Weber on September 11, 1920. Weber was killed during the failed hold up, and Dubaime faces a life sentence as the court proceedings concluded this afternoon.
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Ring Dov. Zu
George
Kamat
Ofchoek
Wallace Weber
Weber
Alfred J. Dubaime
Dubaime
Heeee Aa Nanan
Talk of the Town highlights local hospital visits and property sales
Miss Katherine underwent care at City Hospital and returned home to Willianotown after treatment. Mrs. Harold Dewahur also returned home on South Main Street. A sergeant from Co. M 17th Infantry wed Cr. Dewees and TD A. Peery of TL A. Peery Beal Estate Agency conducted a Mountpetter property sale. The sale list included a Sibley heap parcel and a Washington State street property tied to Mamtipeting.
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Katherine Reane
Ceteg
Martin
Willianotown
Harold Dewahur
South Main Street
Paul D. Leamiata
Co. M
Cr . Pet. Dewees
Wei
A. Peery
TL A. Peery Beal Eetale Agency
Mountpetter
Onsoan
Sibley Heer
Ela Weedard
Millionaire Wife Testifies in Alienation Case
Burlington Nov 21 Mrs Mary L Woodhouse wife of a millionaire banker testifies in county court over a million dollar alienation suit involving Douglas Woodhouse her son and Dorrit McClellan She denies involvement in any plan to influence Douglas and says he managed his own money and affairs
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Burlington
Douglas
Mary L. Woodhouse
Mra. Woodhouse
Nevada
Breed Wyscctel
Dorrit
Darling
Bourg Mience
Woodhouse
Washington
Lillian
Tellan
Chatham
Hanter
Jeffie
FF. View Degnon
Merchants’ National Bank
New York
Good People Hinder Prohibition Debate in Tulsa
In Tulsa on November 29 Prohibition is opposed by speaker W. F. Leaver. He says people do not want prohibition and will not be forced to support it. The message references the public mood, community opinions, and local reaction to the policy.
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Tulsa
Ukla
Toles
W. FP
Atea
Vehicle crash report notes minor injury and witnesses
A motor vehicle incident was reported with a minor arm injury to one person. Witnesses included Lenema and Oncar Voges from Waterbury, and W. HK Hardin of NorthtleM. Secretary of State and department officials were notified. the event occurred near Waterbury village on November 3.
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Bistineses Aeco
Nowestor
Gile
OL. Lenema
Oncar Voges
HK Hardin
Northtlem
Dewrfelt
Leek
Tease
Whrerbery
Inster
Tite
Waterbury
Parktown Minstrels Shine at Opera House Under Auspices
The Parktown Minstrels at the opera house last evening, under Barre's auspices, drew a larger audience than Monday. The second show featured solos by Bennett, Gibbons, Inglis, and dance numbers by Bennett and Lander, with audience laughter from opening skit to finale. A 4 act program of jokes and dances included performances by Tagrassy, Flary, Giache rio, Olliver, Biggs, and a Goddard male quartet receiving encores. credit given to Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Gage and pianist Miss Beatrice Papin for the production's success.
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Parktown
Operahouse
Barre
Oskosh
James Bennett
Charles Gibbons
Douglas Inglis
Clair Bennett
Dorothy Lander
Wach Monbers
Ue Sonkowh
B'gonti
Charles
Gibbons
Bea
Old Town Hall
Mesars
Dowers
Inglix
Ingram
Los
James Tagrassy
George Flarley
Paul Giacherio
Ralph Olliver
Wiliam Sowie
James Biggs
Goddard
Harry
J. Gage
Beatrice Papin
Motor Law Penalties From Secretary of State Citations
Secretary Harry A. Black issued penalties for motor vehicle violations. Listed are individuals such as Philip Therrien of Randolph Center revoked for at least one year after a drinking offense. Harold W. Slocum of Burlington suspended 30 days for a serious accident. C J Farnsworth of Castleton suspended indefinitely for a serious accident. Jane D. Potter of Rutland with indefinite suspension for auto theft without consent. S Powell of St Albans convicted for DUI with at least one year revocation. Micettey Menshaat for spark court misstatement with indefinite suspension. Todney Fuller of North Stratford convicted for DUI with indefinite suspension.
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Secretary of Orate
Harry A. Black
Philip Therrien
Randolph Center
Justice Court
Waterbury
Harold W. Slocum
Burlington
Rutland
C.J. Farnsworth
Castleton
Janes D. Potter
S. Powell
St. Albasia
Allan
Micettey
Menshaat Spark Court
Todney
Fuller
North Stratford
N. UL
Stratford
S.hl
Henderson Family Victims of Stove Gas
Columbas reports that Irving E. Henderson his wife Florence and four children died from carbon monoxide from a defective stove not poisoning, after officials analyzed the bodies at Langaster home. The November 21 discovery sparked an initial misbelief of poisoning.
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Columbas
Irving EK. Henderson
Florence
Langaster
Denists
Hendertons
Vermont road contracts let to New England firms
Low bids were opened for two Vermont projects with Atrecod, Thamar Construction of Middleboro Massachusetts and Vv Construction of Thampeun Connecticut among the lowest on the Danville road job. Bids for the 4.75 mile gravel Danville section ranged from 106 107 20 to 190 540 47 with several New England firms listed among bidders.
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Atrecod
Thamar Construction Com
Middleboro
Mash
A Vv. Construction Com
Thampeun
Conn
Highgate Ee Danville Federal
Yeaterday
Stauratee
Highgate Servne
John de Raven
RH. New~ Oll & Co
Uxbridge
Mass
Streeter & Hons Company
Worcester
Main
Hoyt Construction Company
Holyoke
Janes T. Kerr
Kumfort
Caught with liquor car in Morriecille incident
An unclear report notes Morriecille in Montpetier Tees where a person suspected of liquor possession faces possible court action. Several others are charged and detained as federal authorities review the case.
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Morriecille
Montpetier Tees
Land purchases near Wilm Street spark council vote
Two parcels totaling 1200 dollars faced aldermen ire over price as citizens recently voted to buy land for a playground. Fitts and Higgins mediated sales for 600 and 700 dollars respectively, with school commissioners deeming the total price the city can secure.
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H. W. Fitts
James
F. Higgins
Wilm Street
Harold W. Fitts
Eine
Franklin Streets
James F. Higgins
Minnie B. Johnnson
Syracuse
Te Wenettty Undary
Franklin Street
Fitts
Higgins
Johnson
Passon
Iutex
P. L. Lovett
Montpelier & Barre Light and Power Company
City Park
TD. M. Gilbertean
Ruston & Maine Railroad
Barre
Strret
Calista
A. Smith
Phelps Ani
McAllister & Kent
Granite Street
Lary
Waltview Street
Raymond McCarthy
Bantt
Montpelier & Barry Light & Power Co
Branch Street
Iesranne
Oil Town Hall
Salvation Army
Allem
Arene
Erma
Seine
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co
EU. Brook
H. W
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Muthias
Ereen
Dalton Kenny
Municipal Railway Fame
T. H. Newberry
Frank E. Small
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Moretown
Bere
Mies
Hasbro
Qrittih's
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Ming Rolie Lund
Poe
Wien
Sonaiens
Waterbury Center
Lee Minott
Heston
Husland
Dorothy
Wiri Yo
Hallows
Cane
George E. Betinger
Talk OF
the Town
Son
Darktown
Vermont
Henderson
Detective Heater
Lancaster
Atwood, Thomas Construction Co
A. ¥. Lee Construction Co
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Leo Bacon
Morrisville
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