FrACes resentment grows as Britain blamed in Frankfort dispute
Paris reports Britain’s stance on the Frankfort occupation may trigger formal talks among Entente powers. France seeks firm execution of Versailles terms while Britain treats the treaty as flexible, prompting a broader review of Entente relations and Germany’s postwar settlement.
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Entente
Frankfort
Paris
Great Britain
Germany
Verenilles
Franer
Britain
Versailles
Reichawels
Mubkr
United States
France
French Cabinet Holds Morning Session in Paris
Paris reports a cabinet meeting this forenoon with plans for another session this evening. Premier Millerand told ministers about the German situation while Fy Hlken read an official communique from Britain regarding the French occupation of Frankfurt and the absence of the Fribieh palin in aria.
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Paris
Mt W'Rhich
Millerand
Germany
Fy Hlken
Pradot
Fritain
Frankfort
Fribieh Palin
Aria
America Observes French Ruhr Action With Cautious Interest
Washington officials view France’s move into the Ruhr as a dangerous yet potentially adjustable crisis. The State Department has kept talks with London, Rome, and Paris, while the United States remains an observer without direct League involvement. Ambassador Walins is expected to maintain limited advisory observer status.
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Washington, D. C
America
Ruhr
Germany
State Department
London
Italy
France
Mayence
Sthen
Netstral
United States
Rh Commission
League of Nations
Cobleng
Wwifl
Washington
Great Britain
Walines
Italy agrees with Great Britain on French occupation stance
London April. Italy backs Britain's position on the French occupation of rankforteime, as stated by Italian Foreign Minister Vittorio Sevalgin who announced the stance today.
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Italy
Great Britain
London
Traly
Armenian Mandate Discussion At League Meeting
The executive council reported on the League of Nations mandate for Armenia and protection of minority nationalities in Turkey. Plans included a conference in Dearly and actions regarding prisoners of war from the conflict.
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Executive Council
The
League of ‘Nations
Pant
Jeagar of Nations
Snerker Seeker
League
Meni
Teirkey
Wilson Outdoors Again Stalls Motoring Plan Says Grayson
Washington April 1 President Wilton spent over an hour seated near the White House south yard as Hear Admiral Tirayoen, his physician, noted he would not venture out for an automobile ride. The press corps and public awaited a possible outing.
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Grayson
Washington, D.C
Wilton
Yorties
White House
Admiral Tirayoen
Wile Hind
Iwilians May Train to Become Airmen
Washington April report notes Iwilians may join air service cadet program with pay 475 per month while undergoing training. Applicants must be 20 to 35 years old and have education equivalent to high school.
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Army Air Service
Washington, D.C
Ho Tien
Demands Germany Disband Her Army
Populist appeals claim German forces must demobilize amid tense wartime rhetoric. Officials doubt plans will succeed as protests and diplomatic rhetoric intensify.
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Pemands
Germany
Sunday Afternoon Sports Summary Sketch
A fragmentary sports note names Posten and Rascheth with other cameraman mentions and April timing. It hints at a relaxed Sunday afternoon coverage event with unclear details and no definite outcomes. The legible items point to local sports journalism work rather than a game result.
German Troops Recross Ruhr Amid Local Protest and Strikes
German regulars crossed the Ruhr and withdrew to the northern bank amid dueling protests in Duesseldorf. Citizens request keeping troops out. Vorwaerts predicts a general strike uniting parties. More than a thousand have crossed into occupied territory, per British authorities.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Easen
Barmen
Kiberfield
Minster of
Duesseldorf
Vorwaerts
Partien
Rhineland Commission
Germany
Vossinche Zeitieng
Spanish budget passes amid protests and editor clash
Madrid approved the budget after months in the Cortes amid a paper price rise dispute. A heated exchange occurred between Socialist Kenar Prieto and editor Henry Alvatree of Abe, ending with a deputy striking the editor. Augusto Garcia condemned the movement of men to Abe, and Sener Tenebane issued a challenge to the deputy.
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Madrid
Kenar Prieto
Sacrin
Lute de Henry Alvatree
Abe
Augusto Harcia
Sener Tenebane
Japan Election of Importance Promises Far Reaching Change
Premier Hara warned of profound import of the forthcoming general election. He defended universal suffrage and warned against moves to dilute national defense or tamper with conscription, pledging to fight against false promises and party maneuvers while stressing the people’s will in shaping Japan’s future.
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Selyukai
Navy planned war plan against a central power in 1917
Rear Admiral Fletcher testified before a Senate committee that two years before U S entry into World War I the Navy General Board prepared a comprehensive war plan against a central European power It covered every phase of naval operation including mobilization organization and coast defense It outlined bases supplies and routes across the Atlantic and assessed enemy forces while noting no navy could be fully prepared for war Admiral Sims had claimed otherwise but Fletcher argued the United States navy was well prepared compared with other nations when the war began
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Washington, D. C
United States
Navy General Board
Europe
F. F. Fletcher
Senate
Sims
Navy Department
Germany
Fletcher Ewict
West Indien
Atlantic
Detian
Mieteber
General Board
War Industrial Bourd
Priorities Board
Council of National Defense
Simp
Weber
War Industries Board
France
Juiral
Sima
Aeseribe
Aed
Immigrant raids prompt federal court testimony in 1920s
Testimony in federal court recaps April raids on Breckinridge and Fitchburg sites where officials seized documents from local party members. Investigators described warrants, arrests, and deportation actions labeling several individuals as alien radicals. Details include intercity searches and the transfer of detainees under wartime security measures.
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Breckinnst
Pitchburg
Radion
Han
Mere
William Collyer
Fruektem
John A. Ryfer
Comemuniet ‘Party
Dieteen
Megwetors
Fitchburg Amt
Dudge Anders
Fitchtaure
How At Miners Head Ordered to Prison Headline
A distorted OCR fragment references miners and a prison order in a historic setting. The readable parts indicate authorities ordered miners to prison, with obscure place and date details missing. The item appears as a clipped news nugget or notice from a regional paper.
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How AT
Miners Head
Democratic State Convention Set For June 2
Burlington April 9 The Democratic state committee met at the Sherwood hotel and chose Rutland as the convention site with June 2 set for the event The city and town caucuses to elect delegates will be May 27 W A Bullard named temporary chair and G R Stackpole of Winooski secretary The first and second assistant secretaries are Fred C Martin of Bennington and George F Root of Newport The resolutions committee includes Harry Shurtleff Montpelier M G Leary Burlington and Thomas H Brown Rutland Also present were Park H Pollard Fred C Martin F H Duffy Richard H Smith M G Leary C I Gates Allan M Hall and National Committeeman H Cummings</S>
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Burlington
Sherwood
Rutland
W. A. Bullard
G. R. Stackpole
Winooski
Fred C. Martin
Bennington
George F. Root
Newport
Harry Shurtleff
Montpelier
M.G. Leary
Burfines
Thomas H. Brown
Rut
Two Candidates Named in Pennsylvania Primaries
In Harrisburg on April v, only two nominees appear on the ballots for Democratic and Republican presidential preference. A Mitchell Palmer is the Democratic candidate, Edward Rand Wood the Republican nominee. Senator Ross Penrose runs unopposed for the Republican Senate nomination. The Democratic state organization backs Lawrence H. Rapp, while Judge Eugene C. Bonniwell supports John A. Farrell. The Palmer faction also names national committeeman candidate Duffey and various state officers and delegates. The Leonard Wood league lists four Republican delegates at large, including author Mary Roberts Rinehart.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A. Mitchell Palmer
Edward Rance Wood
Philadelphia
Ross Penrose
Ublican
Organizetien
Palmer
Lawrence H. Rapp
Allentown
Eugene C. Bonniwell
John A. Farrell
Cheater
Joseph ¥. Duffey
Pittsburgh
Hanniwell
Kard
The
Democratic Nations
Knox
Penrose
Sproul
Me Shia
Publican Organization
Leonard Wood League of Pennsylvania
Mra
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Misunderstood Order Caused Wreck At Onawa
The Public Utilities Commission ruled that a misunderstood order led to the Canadian Pacific collision near Onawa on December 20. Twenty four people were killed and thirty injured as the freight train collided with the immigrant train. The error was traced to a misread instruction received by the conductor and engineer and the female passenger aboard the freight train.
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Augusta
Me. A.een
Canadian Pacific Railway
Onawa
Mor
Public Utilities Commission
Christian Science Injunction Restrain Publication Interference
Boston court grants temporary injunction to restrain certain persons from interfering with Christian Science Publishing Society. Petition alleges forged committee actions and efforts to thwart the trustees and directors of the mother church. Permanent order expected at laytime.
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Christian Science
Boston
Tae Preme
Christian Science Publicing Society
Tlw Society
Vision Permanent
Wnion Lay
Yeateriny
True Tana
Coe Master
Agaio
Montpelier High Triumphs in New York Tournament
Montpelier High won a New York scholastic event with standout performances by Santos Ace and Valle wademy. The team secured a championship as opponents struggled in the backrow, while senior players contributed high marks and the squad earned a $25 prize.
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Tilene
N.Y
Chemetaakt
New York
New Barges
Santos
Boerting
Montpelier
Teashan
Mane
Ogio Lgietoboirg
Congress Moves to Probe Unauthorized Railroad Strike
Washington April 9 Senate ordered an investigation into an unauthorized switchmen strike and other railroad employes. Senator McCormick’s resolution directs the interstate commerce committee to report on any interstate railroad strike not conducted by a recognized railroad union. He urged public mobilization after the president failed to appoint the federal labor board.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
McCormick
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Sependiare Commmittor
Railroad wage demands spread after unauthorized strikes
Chicago April 9 Old text reports wage demands of five groups totaling about 80000 railroad workers will be pushed immediately due to unauthorized strikes by switchmen and enginemen. G A Worrell general chairman of the railway clerks organization for the Chicago Northwestern system said today.
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Chicago
G. A. Worrell
The
Chicago & Northwestern
Aystem
Strikes Disrupt New York area Rail Service
A wave of unauthorized railroad strikes hit New York state and New Jersey causing commuter chaos as yard workers quit in Jersey City and lines on Pennsylvania Lackawanna and West Shore suspend freight and passenger service. Officials caution while tubes under the Hudson face potential issues and protests spread with little stated motive.
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New York
Buffalo
New York State
New Jersey
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
West Shore
Hudson River
Newark
Teeilay
Beranee
Fitichals
Thiry
Enric
Buffalo Labor unrest in rail yards sparks clashes and talks
In Buffalo New York workers from several rail yards and related facilities faced disruptions as a protest camp near Willows drew strikers and security presence. A Washington county court heard day’s cases including Marton Palmer Diesbane Delmer and Hirer Mar Stacy with stalled support and conditions under review.
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Washington County Court
Marton Palmer
Diesbane
Mar Stacy
Pat Appratel
Barre Assessors Get Wage Increase
At a Barre city meeting with 17 voters present the compensation for city clerk city treasurer aldermen auditors and assessors was fixed. W G Howland was named moderator Henry Alexander moved and Kenneth Nicholson seconded. The clerk and treasurer were set at 600 dollars for 1920 while aldermen and auditors received 49 cents and 40 cents an hour respectively and assessors were paid a day with an 81 dollar advance for the year.
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W. G. Howland
Henry Alexander
Kenneth Nicholson
Death of Lewis Gordon in Montpelier
Lewis Gordon died at 1 45 am after two years of ill health at the home on Forsythe Place of Nell sor. Tuberculosis is listed as the cause. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 pm from A W Badger Co. burial in Hope Cemetery. Born in Crimond Aberdeenshire Scotland in 1808, he lived near New York before settling in the city as a granite cutter. He later owned a Middlesex Center farm and worked briefly as a janitor at Ward Five School. He belonged to Clan Gordon No 12 C S C and the cutters union. Survived only by a brother, George Gordon, of Aberdeen.
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Lewis Gordon
Nell Nellsor
Forsythe Place
A. W. Badger & Co
Hope Cemetery
Mr. Gordon
Crimond
Aberdeenshire
Scotly
New York
Gordon
Middlesex Center
Montpelier
Ward Five
Clan Gordon, No. 12
C.S. C
Cutters’ Union
George Gordon
Aberdeen
Henry Carney Dies After Yearlong Illness in Montpelier
Henry Carney aged 58 died at his home on Clifftreet Montpelier after a yearlong lung illness. Born in County Meath Ireland he came to Montpelier 24 years ago and worked in the granite industry as a boat fisher. He married Annie OConnell of County Gavan Ireland 17 years ago and is survived by brothers Michael J Montpelier and William H St Paul and sister Mrs Timothy Garey Montpelier. The funeral will be held at 9 oclock Saturday morning in St Augustine s church.
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Henry Carney
Clifftreet
Montpelier
County Meath
Ireland
Matthew W. Carney
Buffington
Morpelier
Annie O
Men Denied Accusation at Jamnica Station Theft
Four young men from West Springfield and New Orleans were briefly detained by Sheriff Wellman and Officer Tyler after a West River railroad station break in last Wednesday. Charles Cash of New Orleans was bonded for petty larceny but released without bond after questioning. others were released without bail. The incident involved a broken cash drawer with only a small amount of money missing. The four men denied involvement when questioned by State's Attorney W. Getson.
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Brattisboro
Springfield
Mass
New Orleans
Sherif Frank L. Wellman
Walter K. Tyler
West River
Jammica
Charles Cash
Steph
Git. Som. Lumber Mmp
Quincy Gains and Wrestling Result Highlight New England Venue
Population figures show Quincy Massachusetts at 47 011 residents and Portland Maine at 48 106 while Biddeford Maine reports 1848. notes on local growth 151 percent above LAH. The wrestling event in Burlington features Jos Shimkus in a middleweight title bout drawing a modest crowd.
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Washington
Attechre aDeal Arias Sotee
Portland
Biddeford
Quincy
Myon
Ié RO
Lapcaster
Hie
Paying Cutters Get In Basepay Agreement Outline
Boston April 9 An agreement recommending wage increases for granite workers was drawn up by the National Commission of Granite Manufacturers and a Granite Paving Cutters Union committee. The plan calls for an May 1 83 per thousand block raise, a July 1 similar raise, a day rate not less than 77 cents, and 8 per thousand for durax blocks. If accepted, the pact runs one year from May 1 and covers locals in Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Vermont.
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Boston
National Commission of Granite Manufacturers
Granite Paving Cutters' Union
United States
Canada
James J. Tobin
Manfacturers
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maina Lund
Vermont
Granite Industry Idle in Barre and Nearby Areas
The Granite industry situation remains unchanged with 24 hours passing without any changes. No meetings or conferences have occurred and no arrangements have been made to alter the stalemate in Barre or surrounding regions.
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Barre
Mrs Dan McFarlane Funeral in Graniteville
Funeral services for Mrs. Dan McFarlane who died at her home in lower Graniteville were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Bert J. Lehigh and others officiating. Burial followed in Wilson cemetery. many floral tributes were sent by relatives and friends.
Funeral of Mrs Mary Jenkins at Wilson Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Jenkins who died Tuesday at her home in ape virmniteville was held from a prayer service at 1 o clock. Rev Christian Petersen of Websterville officiated at the service with the hymn Shall We Meet Beyond the River. Interment followed in the family lot at Wilson cemetery with bearers Keim Alfred Jenkins Bert Jenkins Hotare Jenkins and Keieer.
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Mary Jenkins
Ape Virmniteville
Christian Petersen
Websterville
Wilson Cemetery
Keim Alfred Jenkins
Bert Jenkins
Hotare Jenkins
Keieer
Government Seeks 90000 From Austrian Railways
Deputy United States official served papers this afternoon in a suit brought by the government to recover 90000 for alleged breach of contract. The claim states the railroad failed to deliver promised goods including onions potatoes meat and other commodities to Richford on a specified date. The secretary of state is named as the person by whom the law papers are served, rather than the company officers.
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Lackey
United States
Fragmentary note on small town event outcomes
An unreadable OCR fragment references a local matter in Leer and a bakery or market context. It mentions readers who were traveling and distant activity near a Chewerry area, with unclear names or dates. The readable content is too incomplete to identify participants, place, or outcome.
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Premier Millerand
4Merica
Iferas
Hin Satna
Couttet
Berm
Aewaring
Peters
Posten
April
Rascheth
Japan
Hara
Coolidge
Massschasetty
U.S
Fletcher
Navy
Pittaberg
Kae
Temple Chena
Montpelier High
Burlington High
Congress
Vyatcimen
Maden
Haibwn
Artiut
Cuba
Havana
Scotland
Jamaica
Shimkus
Hartington
Jos Shimkus
Bert
Heck
Dan McFarlane
Presbyterian Church
Graniteville
Lower
Bert J. Lehigh
Ne Archibald
Jesus
Jesu the Searer
Gordon McLeod
Norman McLeod
John Reason
Alex Ewen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hayes
B Willey
E. Willey
and Mire
Sieorge
Againet Columbien Corporation
Chewerry
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