Harding Pushes Peace On Present Treaty With U S Reservations
President Harding in a congress address supports negotiating under the present treaty with reserves to protect rights, rejects separate peace with Germany, and urges tax readjustments. He stresses no league of nations role for the United States and calls for prudent disarmament and a national spending plan.
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Harding
U.S
Congress
Germany
Washington, D.C
Huth
Marous
Wall
Ab Association of Nations
Prmin
Freetown
Dell
Mathane
Railway Cates and
Este
Tlm
Evernie
United States
League of Nations
Pnntcy
League
Europe
Miners and Rail Workers Face Britains Strike Tensions
Lloyd George met both mine owners and miners amid escalating strikes over wage reductions and a sliding scale tied to living costs. Transport workers threaten to join if wage talks stall, while floods threaten coal pits and parley prospects are described as uncertain. Local notices cover probate, church associations, and civic appointments amid a busy Montpelier calendar.
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Lloyd George
O'Clork
Triple Alliance of Labor
National Union of Railwaymen
National Federation of Transport Workers
Wides
Yew
Terday
Transport Workers’ Federation
United Kingdom
Fifeshire
Bethel Class of 2021 Honors and Events Summary
Bethel Whitcomb high school honors for 2021 announced with Wesley Thinham top overall. Kanuna Halkare and Frances Southworth cited for second honors. Aguinaldo Peducti awarded honorary mention. Graduation set for Friday June 10. A separate note mentions Shakespeare rehearsal assignment under Leon White and Dorothy Bord. Married couple details and parish notes follow, with various local events and confirmations noted.
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Whitcomb High School
Wesley B. Thinham
Kanuna K. Halkare
Frances J Southworth
Aguinaldo J. Peducti
Shales Ipeare
Mise
Montpelier House Deals and Church News Report
In Montpelier fragmented notices cover property transfers on Colley Street and a farm purchase, with a later section detailing a funeral service at Canen Mew chapel officiated by Charles N. St. Sohn. The piece also notes Pythian ball plans, village social events, and local welfare discussions.
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Dudley
Sarah Challey
Ella
Taft
Tarber
Colley Street
Bright
BFL
Meiley
Ravel R. Brewer
Harry
Canen Mew
Charles N. St. Sohn
Herbert Wheelock
A. G. Haren
Rhveon Merick
FW Dawleg
Finonigy
Mendy
Wesdinsdlay
State Street
Public Welfare Co Oritination of
Hrettlebers
Daha
Taheke
Conspiracy to Kill Unions in Million Dollar Suit
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America sue the Clothing Manufacturers' Association and many members for an injunction and damages totaling 1 million dollars over anti union activities linked to a five month clothing industry strike. The suit cites over 65,000 workers affected, with prior injunctions against union picketing and recent dismissal of another suit for 500,000 dollars. Protective bodies announce cost cutting measures for next fall, including wage reductions and longer hours. The Linen clothing unions sever relations with the International Ladies Garment Workers' Union as of October.
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New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Today
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Protective Association
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Germany's economy shows growing capacity to pay reparations
Paris April 12 Experts report Germany's rapid economic revival. Bank deposits rose to 4100,000,000 marks last year. Exports surpassed imports with strong gains, and industrial profits fueled dividends and new share investments totaling over 1.02 billion marks.
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Paris
Germany
Commission
Tolland
France
City buys coffee in Rio and Santos to curb prices
An April report notes the government has purchased over one million sacks of coffee in Rio de Janeiro and Santos since May to intervene in the market. The Correio de Manhã declares the state aims to raise prices and strengthen foreign exchange by stocking coffee.
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Hio Janeiro
Santos
Correia de Manha
Brazil
France backs U S claim on mandate pace Yap dispute
Paris reports Ambassador Dysterindes conveyed France’s viewpoint to Secretary Hughes regarding German former colonies and Yap. France reportedly agrees with the American demand for a voice in final disposition and favors the U S stance though no formal reply has been issued.
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Paris
Associated ! Press
Amluscador
Ederstood
Hughes
Washington
United States
Overhaas
Germany
Foreign Office
M. Lusser
France
Yap
Agreement Reached Dissolution Plan Filed in DC Court
A dissolution plan has been filed with a Washington DC court after months of negotiation. The parties announced an agreement within the one year timeline to settle outstanding obligations and unwind operations.
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Washington, D.C
Plan to divest packers stake in docks and rail yards approved
The Justice Department approved a plan requiring Swift & Company and Are Nour & Company to divest their interests in dockyards and stockyard terminal railroads. Two trustees will manage the stock for up to one year, each receiving 10 000 dollars annually, with power to influence management of the affected facilities.
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Washington, D. C
Swift & Co
Arenour & Co
Department of Justice
Ate Recs
Tllinois Trust & Lngs Bank of Chicago
Japprocal
Sireipuonrat
Treasury
Porte Dahl Toley
Niu Bo
Army
Beckley Crowe Couple Wed in Barre Ceremony
Oren Berkley of Ryegate and Margaret Crowe of South Ryegate were married Monday afternoon at the Hinmpiat parsonage in Barre by Rev. Bert J. Lehigh in a double ring ceremony. They returned to Ryegate to reside.
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Oren Berkley
Ryegate
Margeret Crowe
South Ryegate
Barre
Hinptiat
Bert J. Lehigh
Ryapate
Sentenced for Adultery in Washington County Court
Earl Demmon pleaded guilty to adultery with Naylor named as corespondent. He was sentenced to prison for up to three years with no probation. The trial docket also discussed re calling a jury and the ongoing Mann divorce case amid related motions and witness issues.
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Earl Demmon
Thefield
Mare
Shere
Tracy
Washington County
Naylor
Ste Ie
Demon
L. Hunt Hilled
Weerott
Jy. Howe
Wight
Guyett
Tuysett
Emfort
Mann
Ho J. Slayton
Jaman Thee
Beas
Rish Relief Campaign Progress Report in Bavre
The relief drive continues with canvassers and ward captains active around the city. A Sunday meeting reported a collection of 500, with wards one and three yet to canvass and other districts in view of City Chairman Dennis Lew’s confidence the drive will meet its goal before the campaign ends.
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Ible
Joo Sinwese
Dennis Lew
Beirman Lenhen
Cenree Laer
Bat Debe
Talk of the Town notes illness and local visits in Barre area
Norman Turner is very ill on South Main Street. Perrin of Barre Town went to Heaton hospital for treatment. Mrs Mabel Fant of Boston and Mrs Henry Heston of West Volkee visited relatives. Several locals returned from visits or travels in Springfield, Waterbury, Montpelier, and Berlin Street.
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Norman Turner
South Main Street
Chases Perrin
Barre
Heaton Hospital
Mabel Fant
Bostim
Man Fuer
Henry Heston
West Volkeede
Paul de Leavitt
Eaytmond
Avkley
Iie
Springfield
Mass
Mise
Josephine Fontana
Central Street
Grote
Angle
Davephine May
Berlin Street
Waterbury
William Kendall
Palare Gutapy
Bax
Methef
Hillade Avenues
Tent Wand Granite Co
Elos
Favourves
Owmler
Busines
Ie Grand Cave
Metcilvray
Prowl Ca
Gregeire
Mompany Reali
Near East
Duret
Gorden Owen
Bujiger & Co
Barher & Lander
Montpelier
Old Barre
Barber
Seth
Kew
Ferrisburg Woman Fatally Burned
A Ferrisburg woman Mrs Oliver S Gay aged 50 died at Mary Fletcher hospital from burns after an explosion at her home. She was found in shock after a kerosene fire started by Mickey and was brought to hospital yesterday. Survived by husband six children two granddaughters and two brothers. Her body to be moved to the funeral parlors of Arsene Boucher then to the home of her father William Beauregard 119 North Street.
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Burlington
Oliver S
Gay
G'Clark
Mary Fletcher
Ferrisburg
Alps
Mra
Victor Shepard
Edward R
Henry R
Stella Aetito E
Dorothy I Finy
Nelnon Dero
Mra. T
Thie
Memorial Day Decoration Drive Seeks Legion Support
Barre post American Legion urges members to fund and coordinate overseas grave decorations for fallen World War I servicemen. Local committee led by Edward McKayhman invites donations by April 30, with checks to the national treasurer, and reports to Indianapolis. Volunteers will arrange memorials and ensure proper honoring at overseas graves.
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Europe
American Legion
France
Great Britain
Engand
Prince
Helgi
Germany
Ae Americus
Eee
Peel
Indianapolis
Barre Post
Edward McKayhman
Barre
Legion
Ne. WO
Holl & Moustane
Commeinye
Lagma Threugh
Percy Smith
Legion Evens
Braty Street
Conner
Fem
Vermont
Peta
Beatrice Allen
Buirtinatom
AL Harty
Boston
Fair Haven Man Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Peter W. Lange of Fair Haven was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Cliven Hayes last October after a 24 hour jury deliberation. Lange’s counsel moved to set aside the verdict and a stay of sentence was granted pending arguments. Hayes’ body was found in the Castleton river with a missing sum from his pockets though the case hinged on statements by Lange’s daughter Madeline whose changing testimony influenced the verdict.
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Rutland
Peter W. Lange
Fair Haven
Cliven Hayes
Lange
Madeline
Hayes
Ridental
Mae Enult
Robhere
Castleton River
Mareline
Owen Hayes
Castlenoni
Tao
Archibald
Charles Bo Novank
Toney
Geanaris proposes concateration martial law in Greece
Premier Geanaris of Greece proposes martial law amid political turmoil. Athena Saget, a key advisor, signals possible rapid constitutional changes while opposition calls for restraint and parliamentary debate.
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Geanaris
Greece
Athena Saget
Ptumiers
Trout Season Opens in Vermont April Fifteenth
Vermont trout season runs April 15 to August 10 both dates inclusive per Fish and Game Warden R V Sheldon. Town clerks prepare permits and blanks for distribution statewide as residents await license requirements and game laws.
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Vermont
Mintadil Fish
R. V. Sheldon
Liveheath
Euch
Ely Forbes Bone
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Hardwick
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Ira K. Kent
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Bethel
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Leon ) White
South Stork Bridge
Dorothy Bord
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Verdi Meth Martin
Beidegroam
Orson O
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Stoker
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McQulhough
Annette Brown
Randelp
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Rogers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
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