France Interprets Yap Note as US Rights Still Reserved
The French government signals in Paris and Washington that its reply to Secretary Hughes on the Yap mandate is interpreted as accepting the American position that the United States retains all rights in former German overseas territories. Premier Briand confirms a formal reply will await accord among Britain, France, the United States, and Japan at the next Supreme Allied Council meeting.
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Washington
France
Hughes
Washington, DC
Hughes’ Pole
Pacific
United States
Paris
Premiee Briand
American State
Tonda
Equator
Japan
Eupreme
Briwnil
Great Britain
Waly
Democratic opposition to tariff bill clear in House debate
Washington April 24 Democratic ranks show strong opposition to the emergency tariff and anti dumping bill as debate opens in the House. Minority Leader Kitchen and Rep Howes assert party unity against the measure, while Republican support predicts limited backing from Democrats and a close vote before adjournment.
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Washington, D.C
Alreet
House
Howes Democrats
Caucns
Ritchen
Yuiler
Vepublican
Fragmentary note on a train accident and in-town walk
A garbled memo describes a general train motor car incident with a bused moment near the country. It mentions someone walking back into town and unclear dialogue about friends and phrases, ending with fragmented quoted lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston Trewern
Tornado Devastates Melissa Texas Town Killing Eight
Melissa, Texas, faced a deadly tornado yesterday that killed eight people and injured many more. The storm ripped through the business district, damaged or destroyed most buildings, and sparked a fire after striking from the southwest. Communication lines were cut, isolating the town for a time as relief efforts organized.
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Melissa
Texas
Montpelier Notes From Vermont News and Social Items
Montpelier items report Harold P Sheldon noting strong pike runs and light hatchery output due to fast season. Bernice Prine returns from Massachusetts with cousin TA Riley Jr overseeing white pine blister rust work in Verm ont. The Prthian Sisters host men’s night with Knights of Pything. Jess ie Kelly greets guests, with music and readings. Montpelier telephone operators hold a dance in the armory with 200 couples. Carroll’s orchestra provides music amid blue decor. A fire department call at the Formasi block follows a suspected arson setup. an apartment door was damaged by smoke. G.S. Bloggett Co of Burlington proposes stock issue with cash and assets. Weed Fearing reports a Barre automobile accident. Vergennes reports a “Suez plate accident” and a ditched car. Federal property changes include a Dodge touring car shipment and other road work assets. Governor Hartness and aides visit Springfield for family and armory dedication plans. Gen Johnson seeks a serving company in Montpelier. Flora M. Thursim’s will proven. divorce cases surface in Montpelier court.
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Harold P. Sheldon
Swanston
Bernice Prine
Massachusetts
TA. Riley, Jr
Versmont
St. Johnsbury
Tone
Montpolicy Telephone Exchange
Armory
Carroll
Josephine Hill
Mise Lorena Poulin
Mixa Marguerite Moore
Barre
Burlingtn
Amoke
Tormasi
G. S. Bloggett Company, Inc
Burlington
Weed Fearing
Hel
Secretary of State
Tat Automobile Hr40
Stanidiel
Standiel
Charles Lavalley
Vergennes
Suez Plate
Tt. & Currier
Highway Department
Hievernor
James Hartness
Carlies
Harry Lain
Springfield
Hartnesy
Rutland
Adjt
Jomeos
Suliae
Willer
Dohneon
Flora SM. Fhursim
Barty
Hay Peewunt
Montpelier
Loney Court Todas
Myrl Jackson Ee
George Jerkson
Ceipjoreia
Premier's Plea Fails to Move Triple Alliance Crisis
A two hour Hanve conference between Prime Minister Lloyd George and triple alliance officials ended with no progress on the miners strike. Lloyd George urged restraint for railway and transport workers, but union leaders said no reopening of negotiations and no new concessions were offered. The outlook remained gloomy as the crisis persisted.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Triple
Hanve
J. TH. Thorman
National Union of Railwaymen
Relics Saved After Fire At Old State House
Fire at the Old State House threatened historic rooms and preserved priceless artifacts. Ben Franklin’s first printing, manuscripts, and Hancock’s knee breeches survived, while the attic’s Boston photographs likely faced the greatest damage. Investigators probe a report that subway workers shut a water pipe flare to halt the blaze.
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Gage
Kidd
Preston
Charles Po Read
Boston
Bestia
Cvempany
Hot One Pot Owt Report From Seem Five Ante Emia
A fragmented note describes a family gathering plan with unclear timing and routine chores. It mentions a trip and a check sequence tied to a local event, but the readable text is partial and the exact details remain uncertain.
France May Occupy Ruhr If Reparations Stall
Paris April 14 Allied Reparations Commission fixed Germany’s reparations between 150 and 190 billion gold marks. If Germany resists, France may recall recruits and proceed to occupy the Ruhr basin, a district housing key coal mines and plants. Chamber approves 50 percent tax on German imports for nonpayment. The commission, created by Versailles, must report findings to Germany by May 1.
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Paris
Gerowiny
Betteen
Keho de Paris
Germany
France
Tbe
Receiver Brings Suit Against Dow Defendants
As receiver of Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co, J. M. Dow and Josme J. Dow face a foreclosure suit. The action targets disputed property purchased from the bank and secured by a mortgage, with other listed parties referenced in the filing.
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GW. Carpenter
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
J. AL
Josme J. Dow
PS. Thrope
Newton Bane
Local Notes From Graniteville and Vicinity
Graniteville area residents resume studies at LV Mrs McIver returns home after visit with relatives in Vermont and Hartford Miss Cotthy Mien Stir travels to Canada to visit kin Mike McWilliams returns from Jackson College in Massachusetts Christina Noith visits Burlington sister William Lead family relocate to East Barre Swert employed locally Malcolm Stewart contracts scarlet fever Mae Maciver resumes senior high classes Mrs Obriety Melewl back from Boston Frnnett Halligan returns from Athol Lower Graniterile select planned for April 1opathy orientation and a playful local remark about a clever girl and a suitor contest
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Pied McKionan
Missew Nlaive Hailey
Agnes Murphy
Penatee
Mary Maciver
Vitebburg
Maes
Hartford
Mre Johnelven
Denver
Col
Agi Cotthy Mien Stir
Canada
Mike Frances McWilliams
Jackson College
Madtard
Mase
Weregirlnat Varation
Christina Noith
Burlington
William
Lead
Willem Sweet
Gruode
East Barre
Swert
Malcolm Stewart
Alex. Stewart
Mae Maciver
Seni High School
Pale
Melewl
Boston
Fmmett Halligan
Athol
Mess
Carey
Blanche
Color That Takes Joy Out of Life Preach
A jagged fragmentary item talks about a demilet axe that flies ste and a temperamental wallas herd. It references mood and melancholy. It mentions blue fees on Ge humane and a name that reads Basiow in disjointed form.
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Ge Humane —Basiow
Delinquency Case Stuns Montpelier Court
Eunice Farnworth faced a Montpelier court hearing described as among the worst in years. A health exam will precede transfer to Vergennes industrial school. Testimony touched on a dead child from a Summer Street Barre home and alleged relations with men, with four Farnsworth children present. Charges against Claude Robinson, Archie Farnsworth, and others were noted, with potential additional counts.
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Eunice Farnworth
Montpelier
Vergennes
Summer Street
Barre
Aas
Claude Robinson
Farnsworth
Itl
Wat
Farnworth
Bath
Robinson
Montpelier Court
Hitery
Archie Farneworth
Unico
Opinion Expected At Vermont State House Today
Opinion was divided at the Vermont State House on the mandamus suit by Governor James Hartness against Secretary of State Mack. The question asks for promulgation of laws from the recent legislative session. Majority favored a halt to the defense, expecting the legislature to re enact laws Hartness signed after adjournment. A few questioned whether the court would call special action. The opinion was near completion as copies were prepared, with Supreme Court justices arriving in Montpelier to review Taylor's proposed ruling.
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State House
James Sarthers Agaitet
Mack
Vermont
Hartness
Etrick Weller
Montpelier
Tie Tee “Taylor
Talk of the Town at Springfield Home Event
Mrs Hogere of Springfield Main attends a social gathering at Guy Regere's home on Mount Street with guests and family news. The piece recounts a fire department incident, a barber shop reference, funeral plans for a local figure, and excerpts from a lively evening featuring dancing, gifts, and community chatter.
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Hogere
Springfield Main
Guy Regere
Mount Street
Main Street
Regere
DaVere
Rogers
Warre
Joe A. Brown
DeMerell
Mt. Mewseul
Tle Browher
Catlurn
Michigan
Amd
New York State
Deanna
Kerlin Steven
Tewk
Carle
Preston
Ike Carutation
Lillian Williams
Homer
Mysie
Ives
Willisene
Gas station hold up ends in theft and threats
Three bandits in an unregistered auto truck robbed William Gallinger at North Grafton store between 1 and 2 this morning. They demanded gasoline, threatened instant death, took 60 dollars in cash and stole six tires and inner tubes valued at 900. Worcester police were alerted. suspects and vehicle described.
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North Grafton
Mass
William Gallinger
Welock
Worcester
Treating Cancer by Radium Arrives in Barre Vermont
The first radium treatment in Vermont began in Barre tonight as a cancer patient underwent exposure from a $7,400 shipment stored in the Quarry Bank and Trust vault. Dr. CF Robinson of Barre, recent from Williamstown and a Vermont University medical graduate, will conduct clinics at City Hospital offering this method promising tumor shrinkage and pain relief, though no cure is claimed.
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Barre
Saya Hank & Trust
Vermont
Washington
US Bureau of Standards
Robinson
de. Robinson
Williamstown
Talk of the Torn Mre Mrs Le Tuk and city notices
A jumbled local column reports on Mrs Le Tuk and Mrs ene Quinn in Lebanon, a death notice for George LeClair, and Boston firm news. It mentions Janier Toeray returning to directing duties in town, Scotland’s business conditions, and various local moves and forged instrument incidents.
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George le Tuk
William Lynch
Ivan
Wurliterr Co
Boston
Arma
Fuel Charge Case With Commission Hearing Progress
The Vermont public service commission near Montpelier convened over fuel charge objections by Barre Granite Manufacturers and Quarriers' associations and plans a swift ruling. Testimony centered on whether Montpelier Barre Light and Power can charge extra when fuel use rose, with the discussion excluding service complaints. Evidence showed potential impact on quarry owners and manufacturers if the fuel charge is approved, including possible self-supply by manufacturers.
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Vermont
Public Service Commission
Montpelier
Barre
Montpelier & Barre
H. T. Sands
H. J. M. Jones
Granite Belt
P.M. Corry
Corry
Fred Greareon
F. E. Gleason
Pees
G. J. Chokson
BE. Ll, Smith & Co
Notable local disturbances and manufacturing delays in Barre area
Dave Johnson visits Northfield with Daniel Webster while issues of pneumonia threat arise at the home. Richard White returns from Rutland driving a Packard for the state garage. Pox leaves Good Fellow Garage to join Nye Motor Car Co. yarn shipments delayed at Poorloe Keatting mills affect Main street. Barre plant manager Lyon notes workers returning by Monday as machines operate. Russell raises toilet article rates. Mrs Russell's customer outreach through circulars praised and imitated. A long tale follows of travels west to Oregon, California, and finally to Nichols, with labor and harvest themes threaded through.
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Dave Johnson
Northfield
Daniel Webster
South Malm Street
Richard White
Newton Street
Rutland
EA. Pox
Good Fellow Garage Co
Nye
Poorloe Keatting
Soni Main
Lyon
Barre
Agile
Rexall Advantage
Revell Drug Company
Russell
Floyd G. Macnell
Morray
Milwauder
Wis
Partiant
Ore
Oregon
California
Nols
Eam
Ee Bertwe
Two Robberies at Middlesex Hit Local Stores
Middlesex April M-The Central Vermont station and the store of Fred B. Miles were burglarized last night with about 250 dollars in goods and money stolen. Jewelry led the loot including eight watches ten watch chains 49 rings 38 cuff pins six taxers five fountain pens and four pairs of shoes. A Mrs C W Porter suit case was dumped and a small amount of cash was taken from the station. Local sheriff investigation underway with few leads.
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Middlesex
Central Vermont
Fred B. Miles
Miles
RE. W. Burnham
C. W. Porter
Buying Main Street Property Near North Main Street Corner
Transaction nearing completion for property at North Main Street corner, including former Carle Toro jewelry store, Jack's restaurant, and an FLW repair shop. Granite Savings Bank & Trust buys from Barre & Clitheem. David Ziter of Caribou to own stake. plans to extend frontage on Mali Street pending final deed.
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North Main Street
Carletora
Jack's
FLW
Bartlett
Mali Street
David Ziter
Caribou
Meyne
Granite Savings Bank & Trist
Barre & Clitheem
Jtahk
Isiner
Ziter
Herbert Ziter
Carle
Owell
Death From Pneumonia Claims Local Resident
Freurge BleOisir died at City Hospital this morning after a two week illness from pneumonia. He was 44, born in Reestonction. Survived by brothers William of Hart and fed HH of St. Allene, and sisters Mrs. Dard White of Barre, Min, 1 Kearmey of New Haven, Conn, and Mrs. 1. W. Citrand of Bristol, Conn. Funeral will be held Saturday at St. Mone' hegre. pallbearers will be briefed by family.
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Freurge BleOisir
Preamon
Wiliam
Hart
St. Allene
Dard White
Barre
Min
Kearmey
New Haven
W. Citrand
Bristol
St. Mone
Hegre
Keema
Maria
Talk of the Topn Likunes Magner and Metra drama
Unclear OCR text outlines a Detroit era style note mentioning resignation and April dates. It references Gregoire Lew and Oe with scattered fragments about a top figure and a circus of names, but most details are garbled.
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Metra
Gregoire
Vadowe
Card of Thonke Me eee tn oe ee
Thonke headline appears in fragmented OCR card with unclear names and context. Readable details list a possible event or notice but lack precise entities, dates, or places for a complete summary. The item seems to be a miscellaneous card noting a person or event without verifiable specifics.
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