U S Blamed For Delay in League Mandate Plan
Lord Robert Cecil told the League of Nations assembly that the United States negative stance slowed mandate progress. He urged faster action and stated mandates must be settled in the interests of the peoples involved without further delay, while criticizing publicity limits at a recent council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
United State
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
South Africa
Assembly of the League
Jose
Geil
United States
Council of the League
Ponthy
States Department of State
League of Tuitions
Russian Soviet Bars Investigation Sparks Relief Proxy Clash
The Moscow government refused to permit the international Russian relief commission to investigate conditions in Russia ahead of allied humanitarian relief. A note from Soviet foreign minister Teherbertin is cited as the basis, with France and other parties invited to comment on blocking the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Commission
Moscow
Hinstananeiet
International Russian Relief Commission
Warereme Council
Russia
Tebitcherin
Petal
Ford invited to buy defunct Missouri and North Arkansas railroad
Mid September report says Henry Ford may be invited to purchase the defunct Missouri and North Arkansas railroad. A Joplin chamber of commerce representative notes talks are underway with Ford interests. The line runs about 10 miles with a single track through timbered terrain, manganese deposits, and serves several Arkansas locales lacking other rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid
Henry Ford
North Arkansas
Arkansse Erintivs
Younger Tiffany Appeals Ruling Amid Family Firm Dispute
The younger son of the founder of Tiffany A Cn challenges a firm arrangement under his father’s will. The dispute centers on a trust and life estate terms as trustees face requests to set aside or modify the legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tany
Tifany A Cn
Oonk
Tolnes
Cheney
Unemployed Protests Turn Turbulent in English Cities
Demonstrations by jobless crowds erupted across Britain with violence in Bristol Liverpool and Sunderland. Police clashed with protesters who vandalized shops and briefly attempted to seize a workhouse gate. A four thousand strong march crossed the Abertyth Trede wir range as authorities vow to plan relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bristol
Board of Guardiine
Peice
Liverpool
Ared
Walea
Abertiery
Executed Plotters in Russia Targeted Petrograd Ring
The Associated Press reports 61 people executed by Bolsheviki over the Petrograd plot. Among the dead were a number of women linked to sheltering suspects or illicit rooms, with several accused of passing secrets abroad. One man named as an alleged American courier, Professor Vladimir Tagent siev, is cited as a leader of the Petrograd network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Loti
Associated
Presa
Bolsheviki
Pesan
Petrograd
Pravda
Sergius
Irish Reprisal Report From Cork Kidnapping Incident
Belfiet dispatches detail Private Hobson of the Kesex regiment being kedmapped at Bandon County Cork. He claims a kidnapping was carried out as reprisal near Haneden, with two Irish republican army members allegedly as victims. Police warned of threats and revolver usage during the incident.
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Belfiet
Hobson
Kesex Regiment
Bandon
County Cork
Kidnass
Lina Reiners
Thee
Bethel Mre Kinary visiting sister and local notices
Mrs Bethel Mre Kinary of rtsa and C visiting her sister Mrs RO in Shure yesterday for a funeral gathering. A large turnout by local residents and former school attendees marked the day with 310 present including 10 from the grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtsa &.C
Doren American Legion
France
Stelphwuser
da Mayer
Nowe
Vilery
Hower
Shelburne
Berm
Eiter
Ile Rob
Will Thunls
Tuosley
James Davie
Aguinaldo Podweri
Echool Grasonter
Manwheater
Mea Davis
James Davin
Maria Tah Af Lowel
Mane
Clark
Worcester
Boston
Clifford Te
Wrenmaan
Pak
Irs
Riverside
Haber
Jake L. Parrott
Harry Rapmoml
Charles N. Stimets
Barnard Tert
Swanton
Reintvert
Sinn Fein Parley in Britain Notes Drive to Peace Talks
Inverness reports confirm the British cabinet reply to Eamon De Valera invites Sinn Fein to another conference. Dublin observers note confidence, deny rejection of terms, and favor direct talks with ministers. De Valera Griffith and MacNeill arrive at Mansion House as American mediation focus grows. no American envoy announced.
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Inverness
Scotland
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
de Valera
Artur Griffith
John MacNeill
Ueaa
Ireland
Harry Boland
Mr . Valera
Frank Wael
Dublis
Pirncent
Ends 145 Mile Swim in Hudson River Ends in Hatters Park
New York September report of Mille E. Gade completing a 145 mile Hudson River swim from Albany to Hatters Park. She started Friday at 9:00 am, spent 63 hours 35 minutes swimming, with a rowboat escort and support craft. Her total time exceeded a prior 25 year old record by about a day and a half.
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New York
Albany
Mille E. Gade
Young Wamra'e Christian Association
Hatters Park
Hudson
Tleeater
Mie Gade
Cowper
New Bonanza Found in Alaska Oil Strike Report
Report from Vairtanks Alaska describes a new oil strike thought to be the richest since Cleary Creek era. Miners and experts note the discovery by telegraph mail and in person, with early indications of substantial potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vairtanks
Alaska
Wight
Cleary Creek
Will Arrest Marchers Move Promised by West Virginia Officials
Logan county authorities issued about forty warrants for the arrest of men alleged to have formed part of an armed force that led to federal troops being sent into the West Virginia coal region. A special grand jury is set for next Wednesday to probe disturbances in eastern Logan. Governor Morgan said Logan county would see action after a list of men from whom weapons were taken by federal troops is provided.
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Logan
W. Va
Logan County
West Virginia
John Chafin
Charleston
Morgan
Bodine County
Alman Zora Aground Off Espichel South of Lisbon
The British steamer Alman Zora with about 1200 passengers aboard from Brazil is aground off Espichel, 20 miles south of Lisbon. Eight launches and a driver have gone to aid the vessel, which grounded on a sandy bottom as ten tugs standby. The ship, launched in Belfast in 1914, had left Rio de Janeiro on August 24.
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Lisbon
Oland
Brasil
Sore Espichel
Here
Rio Janeiro
Belfast
London
Bishop OLeary Consecrated In St Michael Cathedral
More than 600 prelates and clerics from New England and beyond gathered at St Michael Cathedral for the consecration of Mother Thomas M OLeary as the third bishop of Sertugiels in succession to the late oem ae D Bevin. Cardinal tonne attended and led the ceremony which lasted over two hours. A late program change followed the illness of Moret a Dr, who was to have meted DP paume but could not attend. Most Rev. Al fred A. Simott of Winnipeg was to have borne one theet and Wat shishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore attended as co consecrator.
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Springflei
Maes
Sept
Enarland
St Michael Hedral Tetay
Thomas M O'Leary
Sertugiels
Oemae D Bevin
Tonne
Eemittee
Leleguie
Alfred A. Simott
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Fire Sweeps Portland Plant Causing Large Loss
Fire at a Portland factory, estimated at one hundred thousand dollars, damaged the Joseph Henman Company window and wallet manufacturers. The blaze affected the two-story building, with partial coverage by insurance. Fire and electric crew surveys indicate extensive damage to equipment and premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Joseph Henman Company
Int Walet
Protest Against Chemical Warfare Activists Demand Action
Protesters rally to denounce chemical warfare and demand immediate intervention by authorities. Demonstrators from local groups urge government action to curb alleged chemical attacks and protect civilian populations.
Vermont Legion Plans Convention in St Johnsbury
The Vermont American Legion chose St Johnsbury to host the next convention. Officers elected include Bert S Hyland of Rutland as Commander and Jerold M Ashrey of Burlington as first vice commander, with other officers and national delegates listed. Major General Laurence T Edwards addressed ex‑service members, praising Vermont troops and recalling the 2nd division’s wartime role, amid lengthy applause.
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Rutland
Vermont de ‘Partment
The
American Legion
St. Johnsbury
Bert
Hyland
Jerold M. Ashrey
Burlington
Byron N. Robinson
Bellows Falls
Roger Aiken
Brattleboro
Lillian LaVallee
Allen Fletcher
Edwards
Weemont
Peasitre
Helena
Chicago union men to accept Landis award
Chicago building trades leaders forecast acceptance of Federal Judge Landis wage decision after a long meeting of the Chicago Building Trades Council. President Thomas Kearney said the decision came as a blow but pledged adherence to the ruling and the arbitration agreement, noting Landis was their choice for arbiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
Thomas Kearney
Chicago Building Trade
Lavelis
Kearney
Han
Fashion Trends Set for Winter Wear in Chicago
The Chicago observers report upcoming winter styles from the Farhbon Art League of America. Dizzying frocks with dark tones, lace trims, and ankle-length hemlines redefine evening wear as sleeves shorten and silhouettes slim. The league champions conservative tastes over Paris edicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ekirte
Farhbon Art League of America
League
Alla Ripley
Provident
The
Ameria
Paria
Dying Woman Names Neighbor As Slain Target
In Lynn Massachusetts on September 8 Monica Morrill aged 19 or 20 was shot twice in Central Square. She identified Philip J. McDermott a neighbor aged 44 as her assailant before dying. Police note the pair had been sweethearts.
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Lynn
Mass
Central Square
Monica Morrill
Philip J. McDermott
Morrill
McDermott
Root at White House Talks With Harding
Washington, Sept. 8. President Harding met Elihu Root for nearly an hour and discussed various topics. Root denied talks about the disarmament conference or league matters, saying he visited on business of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and calling reports of joining the international court of justice “idle talk.”
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Elihu Root
Washington
Carolgie Endowment For International Peace
Root
White Horse
Hardes NianaUrachon
Toot
Geneva
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Oldest Town in Canada Hit by Devastating Fire
Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia recounts a major blaze that left 22 families homeless and damaged key civic buildings including the academy of music and the central fire station. Historic sites spared. Lieutenant Governor appeals for aid to rehabilitate residents.
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Annapolis Royal
N.S
Sept. S
Canada
Academy of Music
Telephone
Western Union
Queens Hotel
Sieur de Monte
Prial
Nova Sretia
Grant
Delp
Tax Revision Conference Details With Mellon
Washington talks on tax revision unfold between Treasury Secretary Mellon and Senate Finance Committee. Prepared statement delivered. questions invited on House ways and means origin proposals and White House tax conference outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Washington, D
Neighbors report charges against Delivne Falls man
Arthur Sweeney aged 63 white was convicted in municipal court on eight statutory charges and sentenced to more than three years in state prison by Judge T E O Trien. The case involved alleged threats at the George farm near Weetmineter and related testimony by State’s Attorney Whitey and others as the court heard the matter in December.
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Delivne Falls
Sept
Arthur Sweeney
White
T. E .O'Trien
Minnie T
Sweeney
George Farm
Weetmineter
Ballows
Weitmas
Wright
Whiteey
Wage Reduction Sparks Arbitration In Haverhill
A six percent wage cut proposal by the Winchell company faced arbitration after workers rejected a ten percent reduction plan. The labor dispute began with the October wage lowerings and involved leadership from the Bot and Workers union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Masa
JHL Winchell Company
Tee
Stowe Farmer Arrested Over Housekeeper Assault Case
Stowe, Sept. 8 Charles Wheeler about 30 years old was arrested in Morriaville on a charge arising from an assault on Anna Williams a Scottish housekeeper who came to him seeking work. Williams sustained serious injuries and underwent two operations while in Hyde Park jail pending a hearing. Wheeler had previous housekeepers who left soon after arrival and a bail of 1000 was posted before the hearing. The girl testified doctors reported injuries and fear during captivity. Her step brother James Devlin of Burlington engaged counsel after learning of the affair.
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Stowe
Charles Wheeler
Morriaville
Anna Williams
Burin
Lamoille
Hyde Park
Wheeler
Williaine
Peta
Scotland
Dr. Morgan
Sife
James Devlin
Burlington
Vermont cattle testing exceeds yearly TB target in two months
Vermont agriculture officials report 114,150 cattle tested in July and August, more than a year’s work under eradication plans. Of these, 1,771 cattle were killed, a small percentage for first testing. Retests are expected to reduce deaths, with 225 barns fully inspected in the two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
de- |Rcent Agriculture Office
Pamyne
Granite Exhibits Chosen for Eastern States Exhibit
The Granite Manufacturers Association reports granite for the Springfield Massachusetts Eastern States exhibition has been selected. A polished Barre dark granite monument and a hammered Barre light granite monument are central display items with carved pieces also planned. The committee, led by F A Grearson, Joseph Calcagni, and Robert Bours, appointed C F Millar to oversee display and literature distribution in Springfield.
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Springfield
Misa
Alate
Gramite
Barre
Rammiller
F. A. Grearson
Joseph Calcagni
Robert B.ours
C F, Millar
Washington Street
McMillar
Boston
Blames Jazz Hipton in State Women’s Club melee
A report from the State Conference of the Women’s Club details Condemning charges of gross immorality against attendees, including Mrs. George M. Baker of Catcord. The discussion centers on music, public behavior, and calls for better conduct as young people confront alleged temptations and private dalliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Baker
Catcord
Breed Loaf
Hazel E Caswell Funeral Held From Mother's Home
The funeral for Hazel E Caswell was conducted from her mother's home on Wednesday. Details are garbled in the surviving text but indicate services were held in connection with a local community or church, with mourners present and arrangements listed.
Chelsea Man Ends His Life in Tragic Farmyard Death
In Chelsea, a 50 year old farmer identified as Amasa Button, father of six, reportedly died by his own hand after sliding from a haymow rope. The bodies of Button and Ralph Sanborn, who lived nearby, were the subject of a chilling sequence of events shaking the town. Button leaves a wife and six children, with brothers Charles and Frank in town and another brother in Tunbridge. The motive remains unclear, with ill health and low mood cited as possible factors.
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Chelsea
Amasa Button
Ralph Sanborn
Washington Road
Button
Bottom
Whm
Charles
Frank
Tunbridge
Not a Joly Time in Brattleboro Arrest Report
Keene man Jolly, using alias White, arrested by Sheriff Wellman in Brattleboro on charges of failing to support his family. Identified by wife Mrs Jolly at 87 Birge Street after she traveled with their four year old child. He is held on $500 bond. state’s attorney Whitney notes past liaison with a Willard area woman.
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Brattleboro
Jolly
Keene, N. Hi
Harold KR. Whitney
Archie Fulford
Birge Street
White
Frank L. Wellman
Keene Wlflerrs
New Hampshire
Whi- Jolly
Altor Wild Keepe
Wulford
Willard
Pulford
Green Star Near Receivership Threat
New York bankers report Green Star faces receivership as 24 000 bondholders await action on revised contract terms under pressure from The Equitable Trust Co petition filed by Alvin W Kreieh. The move targets mortgage backed securities and a proposed pact involving Wine Weasels and allied corporations. Court action and bondhold er claims loom as the situation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eerae
Cireon
Alvin W. Kreieh
Fiquitable Trust Co
Mortrague
Omiany
Abipe Eee Corporation
Averted Polio Epidemic Report From Vermont
The Vermont polio epidemic was narrowly averted during August according to De C F Dalian secretary of the Vermont State Board of Health. Fourteen cases were reported in the state during the month but were well monitored. Special care and indirect quarantine helped contain the outbreak as the epidemic ended with few cases in the latter part of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Angee
Baseball? Fragmented Words From Historic Notice
Fragmentary OCR line shows garbled text with scattered terms like baseball and pew. No coherent event or entities emerge beyond a possible sports reference. Unable to determine people, places, or actions for a proper card summary.
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