Japan Demands Proof on Yap Mandate Claim
The United States notes to Britain France and Italy insist Japan must prove President Wilson reservations and supreme council approval before Yap as a mandate. Tokyo cites May 7 1919 council action and says open door and mandate terms justify its stance.
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Japan
Washington, D. C
Aserena
Wilson
Supreme Council
State Department
Cogerdine Yap
Jayan Raya
United States
Tapan
Hinphes
Aimilir
Britain
France
Italy
Sipan
Peresitent Wilon
Eien
Hughes Addyd
Inlespet
Ensnet
Gannok Teen
Sapan
Maciester
Witson
Finn
Nev
Atate
Witse
Toretun
Equator
Yap
Ure
KB. M. House
Chindas
Pacific Islands
Montend
Placia
Preme Council
Supreme Couneil
Parne
Funeral of Arthur L. Poole in Montpelier
The funeral for Arthur L. Poole was held Sunday at 2 pm on Liberty Street with Rev. Charles N. St. John officiating. Delegates from local lodges and the Knights of Pythias accompanied the casket to Green Mount cemetery where Masonic services were held. Poole was a stone shed owner connected with the Poole and Sheridan firm and involved in local clubs. Several relatives and dignitaries attended from nearby towns, with plans noted for posthumous arrangements and mentions of associated estate matters and notices amid broad community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Poole
Lila
Liberty Straet
Charles N. St. John
The
National Church
John Rogers
TL. A. Newcotal
Frank J. Burbank
W. FH. Farrar
Ealward
Meige
Thomas Sheridan
Aurora Lodge
Maxona
Montpelier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
State House
Green Mount Cemetery
Gnomite Manufacturers’ Association
Poole and Sheridan
Steor
Poole
Arguntestune
Apollo Chub
Montpelier
Mr. and
Mire
W. Pooly
Charles Poole
Harriet Hinkhem
Meo
Mrernest Brisbin
Waterbury
Lee Kent
Lane
Comper
Trolley Collision Injures Two Passengers in North Pennington
In North Pennington two passengers, Martin and Robinson, were injured in a trolley crash on April 27. Martin suffered four broken ribs while Robinson sustained other injuries. both were treated at the scene and transported for further care. The accident involved local residents Leonard Walen Comill and others, with witnesses describing the incident and noting the trolley was en route through North Mennington.
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Bennington
Martin
North Pennington
Kenneth Robinson
Rensington
North Beo
Leonard Walen Comill
Robins Aleme
Markesnith
North Mennington
Vatican denies role as intermediary on German reparations
Rome April 18 Vatican officials issued a formal denial to reports that the Holy See would act as intermediary between Germany and the United States for presenting German reparations proposals. The denial clarifies that no such mediation is contemplated.
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Germany
U. S
Rome
Associated Proes
Vatican Today
United States
French Young Men Get Orders to Colors
April 18 orders call to the colors the 1918 and LO military classes in Lille. Men of the first army corps will train before advancing into the Ruhr if France proceeds with measures tied to German reparation refusals. The National Veterans' union met and urged young conscripts to respond valiantly as their elders did in 1910s.
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Lille
Maseow
France
Germany
Berlin
First Army Corps
Ruhr
National Veterans’ Union
Bush of Benson Takes Post as District Highway Commissioner
WK Bush of Benson, newly appointed district highway commissioner, toured the city seeking work for the coming months. Burk, a National Society of Engineers member, has substantial construction experience and oversees ongoing state secretary's office projects.
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WK. Bush
Benson
Citg
Burk
National Society of Engineers
Rshrs
Department
George Reed
Puta
Hreson
W. G
NT Wheeteg
Bartfint
Aanistnt
Tideval Lorerae
Anional Lide Ley
Department of
Ageicnitare
Salisbury Automatiie
Randoloph
B. Deolette
Salisbury
Bremer Tas Netursomt Crome
Ruth Tend
Deemer Gee
Fitchford
British plan to aid French in reparations dispute
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Germany remains in default on reparations and disarmament terms. He said Allies may confer on further steps to enforce the Versailles treaty if Germany offers no adequate solution before May 1, and Britain would act with France if Germany blocks the agreement.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Verenlles
Kenworthy
Hallow
Briand
France
Germany
National safeguards dominate DAR 13th continental congress program
National safeguards against extreme radicalism, Americanization and related questions form the lead topic for the 13th continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The gathering opens in Washington with a week long session. Tonight's program includes addresses by Sir Auckland Geddes, the British ambassador, and A Joeserand, the French ambassador, with President Harding, the cabinet and diplomats invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Last Survivor of Old Kearsarge Passes in Nebraska
Daniel Bartlett Sargent, 81, in Omaha, Nebraskas April 18 obituary notes he was the last surviving crew member of the Union frigate Kearsarge which fought the Confederate blockade runner Alabama in Cherbourg harbor in 1864. A veteran employee of the Union Pacific, he retired as assistant paymaster general in 1900. Two brothers reside in Maine.
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Omaha
Nob
Daniel Bartlett Sargent
Alabama
Cherburg
Maine
Santa Indiscreet and the Mourning of a Child
A fragmentary scene recalls a child’s bedtime world with Santa Claus figures, a mother figure, and a chair mishap in a bedroom, hinting at a memory of Christmas and family life ending with a somber note. The tone suggests a reflective domestic vignette about innocence and loss.
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Santa Claus
On Safe Ground and the Eggs in Question
A fragmented transcript discusses eggs, vegetarian practices, and cooking methods. It mentions boiled eggs and contrasts meat dishes with plant based options, referencing an unusual dialogue about eggs and dietary choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan
Fragmentary lines hint at mixed dialogue on names and items
The readable text presents garbled dialogue mentioning names like Shem Well and a question about bringing a dowdy item. No clear event, place, or outcome is established, leaving characters and context ambiguous.
Elbert H. H. Backs Publicity and Regulation for Economy
New York April 18 Elbert H. H. chairman of United States Steel told stockholders at the annual meeting he favors publicity regulation and reasonable control of business through nonpartisan commissions subject to court review. He urged laws covering economic groups and warned that complete unionization would spur industrial decay while labor unions oppose discriminatory exemptions and seek equal treatment for employers.
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New York
Elbert Ehy
United States Steel Corporation
Worl
Immigration Bill Before the House in Second Week of Session
Washington reports the House ready to take up the immigration restriction bill as the main business for the second week of the extra session. The immigration committee will report the bill in the vetoed form by Provident Wi not, with hopes to pass before week’s end. The emergency tariff bill opens in the Senate with limited hearings on its American valuation section, as Howse plans army and navy budget actions ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Immigration Committee
Provident Winot
Howse
Finance Committee
Appropriations Committee
John H Murphy Dies at 73 in Barry Town
John H Murphy of Barry Town died at his home after a long illness aged 73. Born in Frampton he moved to Barry Town in 1904 and worked at the EL Smith quarry. He was a member of St Sylvester's church and survived by his wife and several children including Nellie, Mrs Jobe Sheehan, Michael, Philip, Thomas, Margaret, and Murphy. Funeral Wednesday at Dovelock from St Sylvester's church with burial in the family lot. Flowers omitted.
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John H. Murphy
As Hiraniteville
Hie
Frampton
Barry Town
Marrs
Widdie
Rene
EL. Smith
Murphy
St Sylvester's Church
Jane
Item
Nellie Murphy
Montreal
Jobe Sheehan
Fot
Messages Say Irish Triumph At U S Convention
At Chicago on April 18, Harry J. Boland read messages from Irish leaders in Ireland to the first convention of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. De Valera Michael Collins and Caral Braga sent word that the fight for independence neared success. Boland urged U.S. recognition and proposed a large Irish loan as support, asserting Ireland’s self determination and readiness to join a nations alliance. He condemned British actions and predicted rapid victory for the Irish cause.
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Chicago
Ireland
Trieh
Harry J. Boland
Eamonn de Valera
American Association For
Mr. de Valera
Michael Collins
Caral Braga
Dé Valera
Jwe
Michael Gollins
Trelatd
Treland
Caural Braga
Messaure
Boland
United States
Eagle
Christ
England
Abe
Association of Nations
Baer
Memorial service held at First Universalist church tribute
Funeral rites at the First Universalist church honored deceased members with White garment attendants and a led procession. Mrs. Robert laid the altar with roses while Rev Frank Hoe led a solemn sermon Ft Memoriam. flowers and caried tokens were distributed to graves and hospital patients.
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First Universalist
Yratenniy
Mra D. Hoben
Oo Young Namen
Hokerk
Adele
Goddard
Frank O. Hoe
Tower Ory
Mimncry Af
Hopital
Tide Turns in Barre Granite Industry
There is strong evidence that the resting period in the Barre granite industry is nearly over. Since April 1 orders have grown perceptibly, though not yet normal. Memorial Day demand stimulates activity, with bars receiving telegraph orders after a lull. Unemployment remains less general than in other Vermont towns as more workers are employed today.
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Barre
Sinc
Vermont
Motorman dies after orange bite in Burlington
Frank Burdo of 84 North Street collapsed after eating an orange while on duty for Burlington Traction Company. He died within minutes at Fort Ethan Allen Post Hospital. Survived by wife and three children. Police report delays and a damaged trolley service the prior night.
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Burlington
Frank Burdo
North Street
Post
Fort Rthan Allen
Poat Hospital
Heefe
T J
Burlington Traction Co
Betwen
Tasex Junction
Burde
Mort Ethan Allen
Tarde
Fort Ethan Alten
Barda
Bel S
Barde
Tee
Barlington
Goddard Wins Tilt In Tough Norwich Opener
Goddard the winner as the Norwich team travels to Sorshfield for a Saturday afternoon game. Willey the young Barre Yad shines with five hits aiding the visitors while Lowie and Potts finish strong on the mound. Weather hampered play but the squad showed depth with several pitchers handling late innings as Norwich bounces back from a rough start with a decisive 4 to 0 victory.
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Sorshfield
Mt Teman
Fae Angune
Willey
Barre
Lowie
Potts
Loph Leaker
Norwich
Welent
Murrey
Kirby
Wall
Tealing
Beltinge
Cyran
Bingtand
Mott
Jel Oeptabe Kelly
Cantey
Willey Po
Wenbet
Paul
Comier Geld
Nerwich
Bradley
Lewis
Bratedy
Murray Stanley marriage ends with quirky ceremony
Unclear text records a marriage between Murray Stanley and another party conducted by Rev. William MeN Kettreige. Details are garbled with broken phrases about guests, procession, and post ceremony travel. No clear dates, locations, or full names are recoverable.
Stockholders Must Pay Loss Authorized by Commissioner
Boston April 18 The stockholders of the Pruncial Trust Company face losses as Commissioner Allen gains authority to act and enforce 4 percent losses. The bank has been closed for months due to impaired stability from bad loans. Allen seeks power to transfer 283000 from commercial to savings, hearings ongoing with no final shortage figures yet.
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Boston
Sscour
Allen
Pruncial Trust Company
Thempany
Commercial
Savings Department
Mrs Annatellie Calder Dies After Week Long Illness
Mrs Annatellie Macdonald Calder wife of William T Calder with Marr and Gordon granite firm died yesterday at 4 10 pm after a week of illness and long health problems. Born in Winslow Quebec December 1800 she moved to Barre about 90 years ago to work at D M Miles store. She leaves husband a son Willard a college student and a niece and nephew plus siblings. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from North Main Street home conducted by Rev W M Kittredge. Burial in Hope Cemetery.
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Annatellie (Macdonald) Calder
Willian T. Calder
Marr & Gordon Granite
Finn
Winslow
Barre
D. M. Miles
Miss Macdonald
Calder
Willard
Univrsity of Vermont
Micor
Ethel Carcon
Alfred I. Binden
George Macdonald
North Billerica
Mass
George Trowp
Bart Higgins
Springfield
North Main Street
W. M. Kittredge
Hope Cemetery
Talk of the Town notes from Orange and nearby in disjoint bits
Local notices report Falgur Bengliou of Orange visiting Fifat street areas while Mrs. Milne remains confined at Patterson street. Virginia Belandi leaves Williamstown for Haverhill Muse with two week visit. Several residents travel to New York City and Boston for family visits and back home.
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Falgur Bengliou
Orange
Wreke End
William Milne
Patterson Street
George Rolins
Burlington
Jamne
Virginian Belandi
Williamstown
Haverhill
Muse
Arthur Carter
Carter
Abu
Hitisre Galil
New York
Veliy
Howe
Mueler
Thomas Grifflo
Denia
Sprimefleht
Macy Guld
Tike Street
Aer
Miler Hare
Larenne Sklomer
Uneile
Milne
Ahernee
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U.S
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Neem
Brinlington
Central Viemont
Bieta
Stayton
Lannaster
Poole Warneworth
New England
Brou
J Brwwen
Markey
Donald W. Smith
Parte
Angue A. Smith
Donald Smith
Smalley
Middlyeer
Hiram
Middieers
Stats Olier
Dineph Gillette
Beelin
Merwe Tewine
Olihee
Bertin
Cemen
John Hotetinesn
Exquiy
ES Newrnmh
Erernal
Bennington Street
Vatican
Kearsarge
Daniel B. Sargent
Santa Indiscreet
Mim
Ne— Mitty Vincent
Mabel
Shem
Elbert H. Gary
Meamre
John
Upper
Graniteville
Fort Ethan
Norwich Secende
Northfield
Murray—Stanley
Stanley
Betlin
Alex Riddell Murray
Mteareer Therome
Prudential Trust Co. of
William T. Calder
P. Q
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Mies Mande Riueher
Groeten
Miami
Marre
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