Returning Yankee Division Troops Sail Into Boston Harbor
The Mount Vernon carries Major General Harry C. Hale and 6000 of the 26000 Yankee division men returning after 19 months overseas. New England governors and civic leaders plan an elaborate reception at Commonwealth Pier with naval escorts and a convoy to Camp De y.
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Boston
Mount Vernon
Northwastern
Harry C. Hale
14Th Infantry
Joint Engineers
New England
National Guard
Chatham Station
Navy
Army
Maine
Clarence R. Edwards
Tanger
Ces
Edwards
Hale
Choe Stout
Cammonwealth Pier
Camp
Dey
America
Germans Favorable on Danzig Matter
Spa April 2 Mathias Erebiger head of the German armistice commission arrived with advisers including the chief burgomaster of Danzig. Berlin had a final talk with party reps and agreed on the attitude for negotiations with the allies. German sentiment favors a settlement of the Danzig controversy. Marshal Foch's train set to arrive Thursday morning for a conference at Villa Neubels. London April 3 Courtmartial Captain E O Chamberlain reconvenes and admits in evidence handwriting documents claimed by the prosecution. Paris April 3 Teague of Nations drafting committee finished work on amendments to articles VII and IX and expects to meet Saturday for a definite text of the covenant. Wilson to act as chairman.
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Spa
Mathias Erebiger
Burgommeter
Danzig
Berlin
Erzberger
Marshal Foch
Villa Neubels
London
E. O. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Tex
William Webb
British War Office
Captain Chamberlain
Bi Apa
Paris
Associated Prees
Teague of Nations Commission
League of Nations
Wilson
Military reorganization adds new artillery regiments and defenses
Washington plans permanent retention of war era artillery units. New army artillery regiments will include 15 mm rifles and 8 inch 9.2 inch mortars with coast artillery personnel manning railway guns and anti aircraft batteries. Trench mortar batteries are reduced to a single regiment.
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Washington, D.C
Aar
Navlinnractars
Oivisional S
Coast Artillery
France
Count Artillery
Concent Yuna
Navy Secretary Daniels Guests of Italian Officials
Rome April 2 Josephus Daniels secretary of the American navy arrived and was met by Ambassador Thomas Selnon Page and Vice Admiral Delbone Italian minister of marine. He will confer with Madian authorities on postwar problems including cow lounage and attend dinners. He plans Naples and Venice visits next week. Parle April 5 an appeal from the Korean Young Men's society delegation headed by Kingsin Kimo will be submitted to the peace conference. The note claims near universal Korean desire for liberation from Japanese rule. Miss Margaret Niel of Brooklyn visited J Briggs. A sugar social is planned next Wednesday by the missionary committee of the ristion Redeavor society. Bernice Morse visits Rochester. May hall concert and dance announced May. No church services due to the pastor’s conference in St Aline. Public dance at village Till Saturday night April 8. Admission 50 cents, ladies free. refreshments served.
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Rome
Josephar. Daniels
Thomas Selnon Page
Delbone
Waly
Daniele
Naples
Venice
Kinsin Kimo
New
Korean Young Men's Society
Apin
Japan
National Movement For Liberation
Margaret Niel
Brooklyn
J. Briggs
Ristion Redeavor Society
Congregational Church
Bernice Morse
Rochester
Frank A. Downs
Grange Hall
Gilbertson
Mira Lene Thurber
Mitre
Bonkewin
John Robinson
St. Aline
Carl W. Seaver
Charles A. Sivright
Tein
Mrs. Sivright
Melving
John McHngo
Hoston
Taraca
Baptist
Anvera
Vermont
Mira
Geare Morgan
Willian P. Morgan
Myrrite
Mra Morgan
Califirnia
Flaven
Nin
Srvivet
Maine
Ablattl
Knights of Columbus
Brookside
MacDonald
Ayrerk Owe Pvitey
Adv
German Troops Move Against Spartacan Uprising at Frankfurt
German forces near Coblenz prepared to quell a Spartacan riot in Frankfurt after a 10,000 strong mob paraded and stormed a warehouse. Street fighting erupted as authorities sought control with German troops opposite the American bridgehead assisting.
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Coblenz
Frankfort
Mayence
Tli
10Th Army
Fied
Smuts Appointment Condemned by Paris Papers
Paris April 3 reports say leading papers condemn the Smuts appointment to investigate Hungary. Commentators note past Swiss negotiations with Austria Hungary and suggest the move may undermine hopes raised by General Magin and the peace conference.
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Smuts
Paris
Hungary
Mafin
Council of Four
Gen. Smuts
Switzerland
Wis
Menadorf Pouilly
Districhstein
London
Ie Etep Fe
Magin
Rhine
League of Peace and U S War Effort Reported
Yale News summarizes Senator McLean stance on a league of peace among powers and enforcing fair play to secure domestic and global tranquility. The War Department directs 50 000 volunteers for three years with detailed allocations for infantry artillery engineers medical and cavalry, to be assembled at Camp Meade Maryland before deployment overseas.
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Washington, C
Perdhing
War Department
Army of Occupation
United States
Camp Meade
Maryland
Must Revise Methods to Combat Bolshevism in US
A Washington report from the Employers' Commercial Commission says American business men must revise their labor handling ideas to offset Bolshevism as radical socialism spreads. It notes British industrial relations involve government, employers, and workers and urges restraint and stable bargaining in the United States.
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Washington, D.C
Great Britain
Employers’ Commercial Commission
Department of Labor
Wilson
United States
British Isles
Judge rules war in Europe ended. plea for new trial denied
Laniaville Kentucky April 3 Federal Judge Walter Evans ruled that the war in Europe is legally at an end and the defense plea for a new trial on wartime charges has no standing in court.
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Laniaville
Walter Evans
Europe
Speech Warns of Bolshevik Spread by Loyal Legion Speaker
Washington April 3 Retired Lieut General Nelson A Milde urged action to curb Bolshevik propaganda. He warned the nation faces red peril and urges strong measures to protect law and order while noting returning American soldiers could help stem the influence.
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Washington, D.C
Naleon A. Milde
Loyal Legion
Nytess
Miles
May Re Open Steel Discussion After Hines Refusal
Washington April 4 The Director General Hines refused to accept fixed steel prices urged by the industrial board of the commerce department. An earlier conference involving cabinet members, the industrial board, Fordham union officials, and War Finance Corp failed to reach agreement. A later statement indicated the matter would be returned for further consideration with the railroad administration.
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Hines
Washington, D
Industrial Board
department of | _commerce
Hines Hind
Fordamt Duel
War Fhance Corporation
Koitiertrial Board
Rallroed
Railroad
Mexican revolutionary Blanquet arrives in Mexico
General Aurelix Blanquet, minister of war under President Herta and deputy to General Felix Ding, reaches Mexico after a dangerous journey amid reports of a revolutionary movement against Carranes. Rob rto Gayon, Blanquet’s secretary, announced the arrival in New York on April 3.
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New York
Aurelix Blanquet
Herta
Secund
Felix Ding
Carranes
Mexico
Roborto Gayon
Japanese American Alliance Proposal Aims at China Siberia Link
In San Francisco on April 1 T Mochizuki and Y Ozaki two Japanese lawmakers propose forming a transnational alliance of financiers and workers in Hanoi to accelerate China and Siberia development. They say joint action could reduce misunderstandings with the United States and help Japan and the US manage Pacific interests and potential billions in pooled funds.
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San Francisco
China
Serbia
Hanoi
United States
T. Mochizuki
Y. Ozaki
Japan
Siberia
Aml
Miaike
Mochizuki
Pacific
State May Pay Men Carfare and Other Vermont Measures
Vermont lawmakers advanced a series of resolutions and bills including authorizing payments for soldiers transport and widows, setting mileage for legislators, and reorganizing budgets. The House rejected, then reconsidered a motor vehicle plate bill and discussed professional drivers’ photo requirements while the Senate moved third readings and debated liquor sales, budget reductions, and appointments.
Mock Session Before General Assembly Opens in 1918
Large crowd gathered at Representatives' Hall to witness a mock session of the 1918 General Assembly. Doors opened to a packed atrium as spectators waited for entry, with staircases crowded and excitement high.
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Representatives’ Hall
Inchan
Porri
Montpelier Hospital Drive Boosted By Mock Session Fund
A charitable collection raised 125 for Heaton hospital in Montpelier amid a revived mock session. The event shifted toward the artistic side with music numbers and a playful legislature skit led by H L Hindle land. Local and state participants filled roles from speakers to clerks, with Montpelier musicians contributing to the success.
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Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
H. L. Hindleland
Young
State House
QY Copram
Jed
Carpenter
Richford
Carrin Catt
Kingsbury
Nap
Rockingham
Mull
Berkshire
Senator Sehoff
Franklin
Three Cases Settled In Washington County Court
The caw of Benjamin Gates against A. Green in Washington county court settled. RB. Denny vs. Wotmare & Morse Granite Co and Consolidated Quarries also resolved. Puller Wold vs. George Caustic court action heard with argument on auto accident negligence. Plaintiff’s damages totaled 190,0%.
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Benjamin Gates
Va. A
Green
Washington County
Mand Moore
J. Ae Right
Yeenk O Nm
Dutetas Wetatsdny
FO. Lee
B. Gladding
Henry Ahern
Ahern
Better McMinn
A. M. Finndere
Mr. Wright
John Martin
Michael Bennett
Thomas Murphy
Kilwand McDonald
Torrance
Frank Metiiire
Distinguished Service Medal awards listed by War Department
Washington April 3 announces a War Department list of officers awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious service in the war. Included are Major Generals Leonard Wood Hugh L. Scott and John F Morrison.
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Wood
Scott
Morrison
Washington, D. C
War Department
Leonard Wood
Hugh L. Scott
John F. Morrison
Grandson Declares Himself King Theodore in Abyssinia Revolt
A grandson of King Johanness II, who died in 1889, has proclaimed himself king as Theodore in Abyssinia. The government has dispatched a punitive expedition to suppress the rebellion.
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Adis Abba
Abyssinia
Woednesday
Johanness II
Theodore
Town Notes and Local Moves Across Barre Community
A. C. HL holds a regular meeting tonight at seven at the usual laer. Miss Alice Bartlett of Maifield visits friends in the city. Miss Leena Lampert vacationing in East Montpelier. Robert Farrar of Wakefield visiting Barre friends. A Hospital Ladies meeting scheduled Friday evening at the hospital. Auctioneer D. A. Perry returned from Beattleboro after selling stock for Phire Bred Tire. The W. C. T. I. meets Friday at 2 40 p.m. with officer elections upcoming. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Averill depart for St Petersburg with Mrs. Dix to join daughter and mother for wintering. Alex Mackie from Bowenn Street improving after surgery. Allan Mellenn in charge of express work. Barre men Frank Cassani and Ralph W. Parke enlisted as apprentice seamen in Burlington office. Bath bound for Hampton Roads. B. C. Holland leaves for St Johnsbury to work for A Calderwood Co. John Peck moves from Johnsbury to Hardwick. Community Clueitan elects officers: Hollister president, Miss WF Shepard vice president, H Houston secretary, C H Wishart treasurer, George X. Filden grounds chair, Quincy H. Perry ticket chair, G Forbert Bune advertising chair, Miss Eva Smith junior Chatauqua chair. Sergt. Guy F. Oltolint returns from training camp in Louisiana, after a strenuous journey. service caused partial work impairment. John Maria and Joseph Galli, former army sergeants, depart for New York. Mrs. Gall remains employed as steamfitter. Mr. Motha plans to stay in New York with relatives two or three weeks.
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A. C. HL
Alice Bartlett
Maifield
Leena Lampert
East Montpelier
Robert Farrar
Wakefield
Mass
Barre
Aeoerpalier
Ladira
Ald
D.A. Perry
Beattleboro
Phire
Myre
Waterman
Camp Street
Harvey Averill
Frank
Tin Street
St. Petersburg
Vin
Stra. Avarii
Hats
F. Dix
Allan Melenn
Frank Cassani
Ralph W. Parke
Burlington
Bath
Hampton Roads
B.C. Holland
B. W. Hooker & Co
St. Johnabury
A. Calderwood Company
John Peck
Johnsbury
Hardwick
Clueitan
O. K. Hollister
Mire WF. Shepard
TN. Houston
Charles FH
Hewer
Seppendici
John Maria
Joseph Galli
New York
Gall
Saar
Motha
Grain Embargo Cancelled Across Primary Markets
Chicago announces the embargo on all grains for primary markets is cancelled and the permit system is discontinued. Washington confirms removal of embargo and permit system due to improved storage facilities allowing unrestricted grain receipt.
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Chicago
Railroad Administration
Washington, D. C
Redbroad Administration
Groton Timberland Sold and Darting Pond Sold to Parker Young
Theodore Mail sold the Groton timberland including Darting Pond and Thatling’s Pond to Parker Young Co of Lichfield New Hampshire. The deal aims to develop the property for fishing and game recreation with plans discussed with state officials to create a recreation camp and resort for NE Telephone Co employees.
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Groton Timberland
T.N. Vail
Darting Pond
Parker-Young Co
John W. Titcomb
Fish and Game
MTV
New England Telephone Company
Funeral of James Cobban Held After Died at City Hospital
The funeral for James Cobban was held at the Maple avenue home with a large turnout from Iroquois tribe Neff Pied Men and the Glomuiie club, of which Cobban was a member. Cobban’s brother from Stamford Conn attended. Pallbearers included Red Men representatives George Ralph Paul Scaumpini William Walker and Cleongie club members Alexander McKinton Andrew Benzie Andrew Brown.
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James Cobban
City Hospital
James Massie
Maple Avenue
Glomuiie Club
Mr. Cobban
Cobban
Reb
Stamford
Conn
George Ralph
Paul Scaumpini
William Walker
Red Men
Alexander McKinton
Andrew Benzie
Andrew Brown
Cleongie Club
Methodist Work Reviewed at Vermont Conference
Text appears to report Vermont Methodist conference proceedings with district superintendents presented and discussions on work in Barre. Rev. Dr. Charles Barker from Washington was introduced to the convention and Bishop Lecter spoke on orderly Christian work during the morning session.
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St. Albans
William Shew
EW. Sharpe
Horthern
Vermont Methodist Conference
Sarah Church Epork
Barre
Charles Rariek
Washington, D. C
Lecterpoke
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