Strike Leader Grunau Arrested in Chicago
Chicago April 15 Federal agents raided a strikers meeting and arrested John Grunau president of the Chicago Yardmen's association, labeled an outlaw. Six other officials were seized on Lever Act warrants, with 24 more leaders sought as DOJ agents expect arraignments before Commissioner Mason.
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Chicago
John Grunan
Chicago Yardmen's Association
Grunaun
United States
Mason
Federal Building
Joseph Scott
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
A. W. Casseday
Martin J. Kenney
Judge No. 2
Wy Larrabell
Fred J. Schultz
United Enginemen’s Association
Michel Kilgan
Enginemen’s Association
Department of Justice
Strikes Recede as Workers Resume Jobs Across Regions
Reports from Chicago to Ohio and Michigan indicate a dying strike wave with many railroad workers returning to duty. Switchmen and engineers from several lines vote to end walkouts while embargoes ease, freight traffic and railroad operations near normal, despite northern leaders claiming unions hold firm.
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Chicago
Central West
Pacific
Ohio
Michigan
Eitins
Brotherhand Offiials
See Line
Pmilroads
Generat Palmer
Nile
Detroit
Wales
Cleveland
Keir
York Lemire
Mick
Ieee
Far West
California
Reserves Called as New York Food Strike Disrupts Market
Police reserves were sent to the west side market district as hundreds of teamsters and porters walked out cutting food supply routes. Trucks were attacked by strike sympathizers while police dispersed a wagon crowd. The strike halted butter cheese and frozen poultry transfers to Manhattan and Brooklyn as DOJ disclosed a Danish butter profit case. Freight and mail services shifted to handle perishable foods amid the crisis.
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New York
West Side
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Non-Union Crews At Work At Boston Docks
Boston April 15. The docks of the United Fruit were here where a longshoremen strike was declared yesterday. Non union crews worked without interference and handled the banana cargo aboard the steamer Fan Mateo which arrived today. Other vessels were diverted elsewhere and the company announced they will try to handle all cargo themselves.
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Boston
United Fruit
Longehoremen’s Union
Infantry Patrols in Kewanea Streets Reported
Two battalions of the Tith Tilinsie infantry arrived in Kewanea TL on April 1 to quell disturbances between strikers and workers at the Wabworth Manufacturing company. The action aims to prevent a recurrence of yesterday's scattering clashes as tensions rise amid labor unrest.
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Kewanea
Tith Tilinsie Infantry
Rahi Gin Vom
Howal” Ein
Wabworth Manufacturing Company
Discussions on Germany events to be addressed
The meeting agenda outlines topics on German affairs including allied counters, potential troop attention, and the ratification of a forthcoming agreement. It also notes propaganda mentions and the possible establishment of regime changes tied to a proposed treaty, with focus on Eastern Europe.
Woman defeated Northampton April 1p court case details
Fragmentary OCR recalls a local case in Northampton involving a woman and her husband Mel Meverdy, with mention of Charles A. Meturdy as guardian or related party. The text is garbled but hints at a contested separation or desertion and a related legal action with potential court orders.
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Northampton
Charles A. Meturdy
Apportioned German Spoils Found for Scapa Flow Compensations
Paris April 15 diplomats report naval experts have identified 192000 tons of German floating deck tonnage to be handed to the Allies as compensation for the Scapa Flow fleet. A distribution basis was adopted by the council while Hungary’s peace terms reply was discussed. The boundary plebiscite timing for East Prussia and Marienwarder awaits another international committee report.
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Paris
Scapa Flow
Emuneil
Hungary
International Comusiysim
East Prussia
Stutz Stock Surges After Exchange Action
Stutz Motor Car stock, halted by the New York Stock Exchange at the request of chairman Alan A. Rywn, reopened today on New York curb trading with higher prices than before. Initial sales quoted ALTO 710 and 780 at peak, while the exchange had previously set quotes around 301.
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New York
Stutz Motor Car Company
Exch
Allan A. Rywn
Onerewcard
Exchange
Aurtion
Ryan
Tod
Greenbacks as Pay for the Doughboys
Soldiers in Europe previously received francs or marks but now the army post office will revert to paying in dollars. The shift follows rising foreign exchange rates causing payment delays and logistical issues for troop support.
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Almeriaun Greesharks
Europe
Fragmented Musings on Friendship and Nationhood News
A prose fragment contemplates friendship across borders and national identity. It references Kipling and dialog about growth, seeds, and neighborly ties, exploring ethical obligations, trust, and shared human values within a fragmented, literary style.
Impeachment Plan Blocked by Mondell In House
Washington April 15 Plans to introduce a resolution for the impeachment of Assistant Secretary Post of the Labor department stalled when Representative Hoch’s measure was withheld at Republican Floor Leader Mondell’s request. Speaker Gillett sought Hoeh’s introduction but Hoch delayed and Mondell said leaders would study it further.
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Washington, D. C
House
Iabor Department
Representative Hoch
Kan Kae
Mondell
Gillett
Representative Hoeh
Hoeh
Mr. Mondell
Hoch
Body Found in Boat Seeks Cause of Death
Charlotte April 18 Lawrence High Arde, winter at William Clark's on Putnam's island, was found dead in a row boat yesterday afternoon about 4 oclock after he had been out on tour. The cause of death is unknown. Discovery was made by Grant Jackman. The boat was half filled with water, but it is believed Mr Richards was not drowned and an autopsy will be performed at Read & Dover's tinder in Burlington by Dr B H Stone of the state laboratory. Seemingly Mr Richards was in good health. With him in the boat were a gun and a spear. Dr F J Pathe of Charlotte was called and the selectmen viewed the body then it was removed.
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Charlotte
Lawrence High Arde
William Clark
Putnam’s Island
Grant Jackman
Risharde
Read & Dover
Burlington
B. H. Stone
State Laboratory
Richards
F. J. Pathe
Bragar's
Communists Hide Arms Endangered by Government Troops
In Essen on April 14 authorities report that ninety percent of arms owned by the regime have been hidden. Officials warn that any turnover to government troops could trigger disorder. Trumps formerly patrolled the city and others withdrew yesterday.
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Essen
Arme
Gnemiiniet Adherente
Fes Af
Trumps
Beft
Shipping board problems prompt two day hearing
Washington April 1 private partnership of the government merchant marine faced issues in operation. A hearing was submitted to business men and chairmen of committees at the county level. The two day session with board members began today.
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Wrahington
Amid Tings Lrom
Whiteguardian Steamship Megan Arrives From Australasia
A Whiteguardian steamer named Megan arrives in New York from Australia after a voyage that started in England. The ship takes on cargo, officers, and crew as it proceeds toward its next leg to England, amid tax considerations and inbound traffic.
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New York
Agel
Australis
Megantic Teft
England
Australia
Hte Voname
NO LONGER DEPENDENT, AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS TRUE INDEPENDENCE
Dr J Tur renting of the Pulte ae eee minnt af ayericultate asserts that American manufacturers will achieve independence from foreign sources for podine and bleach ing carte and ire great nenacure for hash. He notes the spring market of the American bem val secety to-day.
Unsanctioned Trip Declared By Pere Group
A fragmented report shows Pere and associates denying a planned trip to San Remo. The record mentions internal disapproval and notes confusion over leadership and event names amid unclear references to related groups and dates.
Restoration Planned Amid Unclear Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at an upcoming restoration project in a Teen area, mentioning Foretees and Te teen per Paden. Details are garbled, but the notice implies planning work and local involvement. Further readable entities include Cote Bot and Nee.
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Mateid
Aimee Eng Ol
Battle Looms as Carranza Forces Mass at Sonora Border
Martial law declared in Agua Prieta Sonora as Carranza troops are reported near Casas Grandes 200 miles away. Officials say Sonora will muster about 25 000 troops to meet any invasion while Carranza reportedly has 10 000 in Chihuahua, Villa activity noted as a concern.
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Agua Prieta
Carranza
Nu Sonora Republic
Sonora
Chihuahua-Sonora
Casas Grandes
Sinalao
Prodigal Methods Debate Reveals Industry Strain
New York April 16 Prodigal methods in American forests and paper mills have prompted officials to warn of a looming paper shortage. Elsaca of the American Paper and Pulp Association urged protective policies while warning Canada may curtail pulpwood exports. He called for targeted legislation and cautioned government interference risks inefficiency, urging stability and attention to schools and teachers amid broader economic concerns.
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New York
Elsaca
American Paper and Pulp Association
Sisson
Canada
Mr. Sisson
Eeeganda
T. Meredith
Department of Agriculure
United States
Meredith
New England
Lake States
Pacific North West
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Lake Stairs
Kacet
Wreet
Vereste
Congress
Fimanchel
Fire aboard steamer Monmouth claims longshoreman Curtin
In Boston on April 15, rescuers found Michael J. Curtin, a longshoreman, dead after a fire in the rum-filled hold of the steamer Monmouth caused $100,000 damage. Curtin, lowered into the compartment with 250 barrels of rum, lit a match igniting fumes and an explosion followed. His body was recovered attached to a charred rope.
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Boston
Monmouth
Michael J. Curtin
Curtin
Two Divorces Granted in Franklin County Court
In St. Albans April 15 Judge Sherman R. Moulton presided over two simultaneous divorce trials. Janey Turner Belloe Horace Mitton Bell and Safford Dunbar Alive Houghton Dunbar received divorces for adultery. Belloe's case included alimony of 8000 to 2400 and Dunbar awarded custody of minor children. Evidence relied on circumstantial testimony of encounters in Swanton and church before services.
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St. Albans
Franklin County Court
Sherman R. Moulton
Janey Turner Belloe
Horace Mitton Bell
Safford Dunbar
Houghton Dunbar
Dunbar
Wes
Captain Hell
Robin Hood Ammunition Company
Swanton
Iichford
Bell
Warren R. Austin
Burlington
A. Ayers
Anton
Suit on Note Retried in Washington County Case
The Madison area report details Jennie Srames versus Ray Vietcher with a £100 debt and interest. The case reached the Supreme Court a year ago and now seeks a new release. Symes won the initial verdict and testimony spanned multiple related cases including Edith versus James Hick and William LaFeer.
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Washington County
Emuri
Jennie Srames
Ray Vietcher
Symes
Rane
Edith
James Hick
Northfield
Clare LaFever
William LaFever
Census figures show varied population changes across states
Washington D C April 18 Census Bureau release renounces population statistics noting increases in several states. Figures indicate gains such as 1233 in a state area, with overall percentage rises, while others post different growth levels amid widespread expansions.
Stillman Wood Fund Gift To Barre City Hospital
Trustees of Barre City Hospital report a $1000 donation from the estate of Helen M. Fowler for the Stillman Wood Fund in memory of her father. The gift is designated to support the hospital and is part of ongoing fundraising efforts at the Barre institution.
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Helen M. Fowler
Barre City
M. Fawtol
Worcester
Barre City Hospital
Sant Fuepitel
Belgium Invited to Attested Interallied Conference
A report notes Belgium is invited to attend a conference in Remo Italy on April 1. The meeting aims to discuss teprteretalives and the miter-eneed com fecwnce to be held at Sun Reme.
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Remo
Italy
Brigham
Sun
Rumor Refusal Fact Clarified by Barre Union Notice
Barre branch executive committee GCI A issues a clear denial of rumors claiming they refused to meet Barre Manufacturers' Association. The notice states the committee notified the association in December and remains ready to confer at any time, reiterating unity across Barre branches amidst industry downturn and shrinking strike presence.
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Barre
G, C, I. A. Tian
Barre Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
G.C
Concord Quarrymen Vote to Resume Work
West Concord New Hampshire April 15 The quarrymen held a largely attended meeting and voted to return to work pending a wage adjustment by the general committee. About 150 men had been out nine days. Engineers, who had also been out, were granted 7 cents an hour and will return to work. Conditions on the cut remain unchanged as both sides anticipate an early adjustment after engineers and quarrymen resume.
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West Concord
N. H
Oak Hall
Quarrymen’s Union
Hard search for heir to $8500 estate
Feh H Deavier of Montpelier traveled from Sunapee New Hampshire to locate an heir of J Franklin Severance late of Nortivod. The estate worth about $4500 faced claims from Mrs Severance 44 917 and two aunts in Boston and Freeman of Arlington Massachusetts. Judge Martin set aside funds for the administrator to locate heirs and Deavitt traced a sister of the deceased and Ada P Severance in Montreal and New Hampshire. He believes Josie H Webster may be the lawful heir to the property with a hearing likely soon.
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FE. H. Deavier
Montpelier
Sunapee
N. H
J. Franklin Severance
Nortitivid
Severance
Ts. Siary’ Kaugati
Bostod
Freeman
Aichaester
N. Y
Deaciif
Frank Martin
Northfield
Judge Martin
Deavitt
Elijah Severance
Franklin Heverance
New Hampshire
Franklin Severaner
Ada P. Severs
Montreal
Ada
Sargent
Sutton
A Dangster
Foanie K. Webster
Joesie Eh
Webster
Ada Severaner
Meeting adjourned for Montpelier rail line directors
The annual meeting of the directors of the Herre and Chelsea railroad was adjourned after a few minutes this morning, with leaders from the Boston and Maine Montpelier and Wells River lines in attendance. Florence of Lebanonville and F C Mayne and Jobe Farer addressed the group, along with Montpelier officials.
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Herre & Chelsea Railroed
Bern
Alliners
Jongenmuzh
Montpelier & Wells
Montpelier
Aler
Weloek
Hhewler
Lepmdonvilla
Boston & Maine
F.C Mayn
Wosderidle
Hee Reals
Jobe
Farerd
Welle
Warre
Petition Filed and Local Political Notes Highlight Murky Day
A disrupted report shows Paul Rieker of Busilugty in Mew amid confusion over signatures and dates. The piece references election clerks, a secretary, and a consent involving Leonard A. Weed and related political maneuvering.
Pistol drawn as sheriff battles crowd at Somersworth shoe plant
In Somersworth New Hampshire labor unrest at E W Warren shoe shop led sheriffs and police to draw pistols to hold back a crowd while strikebreakers and regular workers went to work. A man was hurt by a brick. Strikers had earlier clashed with guards after strikebreakers arrived the prior day. Deputy Coffin used fire hoses to disperse a mob surrounding a Berwick Me hotel housing strikebreakers. The United Shoe Workers of America seek recognition after a month of agitation. The plant has been closed indefinitely with attempts to operate halted for two weeks.
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Somersworth
N. EL
E. W. Warren
State Line
Berwick
Sherif Coffin
United Shoe Workers of America
Atpleyes
Vermont Shoe Retailers Convene In Barre Convention
Burlington April 15 Vermont Shoe Retailers concluded their fifth annual convention at the New Sherwood hotel with talks on wine and trade issues. George N Tilden of Barre was named president and appointed to the fair price commission, with W W Hartwell and J M Amey in other officer roles. Proceedings noted potential factory plant consolidations in New England and wage pressure from labor. Speakers included Ralph Baker, George Lawely, and George T Purchin.
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Burlington
Vermont
New Sherwood Hotel
Wuninese
W. A. Bullard
George N. Tilden
Batre
Fair Price Commission
Orio K. Luce
Shoe Ree Tailers
Barre
Firet Vierge
W. W. Hartwell
Northfield
JM. Amey
St. Tohiebure
Lester Clough
Show
Arre
Tesie
New England
Former Barre Woman Liementing Tanner Dies in Barre
Mrs Liementing Tanner wife of James Tanner of Maretowy Quebec died in Barre after a long illness. Born June 22 years ago to Napoleon Desilete and his wife of 42 Parnell Street, she spent much of life in Harte and attended public school. Survived by husband a son and daughter her parents and many siblings. Burial arrangements pending.
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Liementing Tanner
James Tanner
Maretowy
Quebec
Merning
Hmaysh
Napoleon Desilete
Parnellette
Munt
Harte
Tenner
Port Ruban Allen
Tanner
Ewell
Teelding
Mar. Heert Marin
Antoinette Alietanin
Rosie
Nepolewin
Arthur
Alexander
Fermarn
Wilfred
Miward
Ernet Thallebe
Barre
Mra Tanner
St. Monica's Hare
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