Allied Commission Demands Immediate German Gold Transfer
The allied reparations commission gave Germany until April 22 to move Reichsbank gold to the Coblence and Cologne branches or face a demand for immediate delivery to the commission. If shifted, the gold remains Reichsbank balance but cannot be disposed of by Germany without approval. Berlin reported the transfer deadline and refusal as unacceptable. Prime Minister Lloyd George and Premier Brand plan talks before the next Allied Supreme Council meeting.
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Paris
Allied Reparation Commission
Germany
Coblene
Cologne
Wim Nay
Te Wax
Berlin
Reichsbank
Coblens
Reichbunk
Loyd George
Brand
Supreme Council of the Allies
Marshal Foch Ready For Reparations Conference
London April 2 an informal conference of allied representatives to discuss reparations is expected to occur during the weekend. It will likely be held in Hythe England or Boulogne France with Prime Minister Lloyd George and French Premier Briand in attendance and possibly Count Storen representing Belgium.
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London
Hythe
England
Bologne
France
Fuemer Plore
Lloyd George
Tee
Mior Briand
Storen
Set
Bedxium
Maratul
Avallade
British move to enforce Irish Act in Parliament
London April 18 British government took steps to bring the Irish Act into operation described as the fruit of 30 years of counterrevolutionary policy. The measure faces opposition in Ireland and will set up a tense schedule with Parliamentary votes and the creation of a chamber to oversee implementation.
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London
Ireland
Kini
Fein Ievders
Hue Vonenedl
Philely
Unclear OCR item on food sale and timber
Fragmentary text references a sale or notice dated April 10 and May feelings about trees, pelarre, and elm materials. Mentions engineered Ged Meese wines and storage, with garbled names and places, no clear event or outcome.
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Eaperte
U S Foreign Trade Falls Off In March
Washington reports a March decline in U S foreign trade with exports at 384 million dollars and imports at 252 million, creating a 132 million dollar trade surplus for the month. Nine months to March show exports at 5.5 billion and imports at 3.1 billion, with gold movements noted.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Amer
Department of Commerce
Disorder grows in northern Italy amid clashes
Rome reports extreme disorder across northern central Italy as nationalist factions clash nightly with socialists and Communists over the electoral campaign. Attacks, clubroom wrecks, and arson occur with several killings and general strikes in multiple cities as factions press their influence amid Florence Tuscan powderkeg.
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Rome
Italy
Florence
Funeral for Mrs Pamella Howe Held in Northfield
The funeral for Mrs Pamella Howe aged unspecified was conducted Sunday from her Vine Street home with Rev James B Sargent officiating. Interment followed in Elimwood Cemetery as family and friends gathered, with many locals attending from nearby towns and listing numerous relatives and visitors.
Dempsey Carpentier Title Fight May Stage in Jersey City
New York reports state the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight championship will be held in Jersey City on Saturday July 2 with Tex Rickard selecting the final site. Three sites are under consideration offering strong transportation access as officials study railroad trolley and subway links for best convenience. Newark and Atlantic City were also considered but Jersey City officials and local chamber of commerce favor proximity to New York.
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New York
Jersey City
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Newark
Atlantic City
Exchanging Prisoners Between Poland and Soviet Russia
Repatriation efforts begin as Polish and Soviet governments move to swap prisoners. Poland’s delegation from Warsaw travels to Moscow to seek early release of Captain Marion Cooper of Jacksonville, Fla, a known Koweiwske pytadian member captured last August. The Polish team carries food. Minsk may be on their route. Vilna reports Soviet reps have arrived with Bolshevik proclamations seen from their car windows as they cross the frontier. The mission heads to the city for headquarters until its work ends.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Dri
Kalstevik
Russia
Poland
Moscow
Marion Cooper
Dacksonville
Fla
Koweivszke Pytadian
Polea
Minsk
Vilna
Boleliwski
National Soccer Challenge Opens In Fall River Stadium
Enthusiasts from across the country travel to Fall River for the national soccer match between the Seattle Steel football club of St Lennie and the Robins Dirdock team of Brooklyn. The stadium at Athletic Held hosts the contest with upgraded field and extended seating. Skies are overcast but officials expect normal play despite recent rain and damp ground.
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Fall River
Plase
Seatlin Steel
St. Lennie
Robins Dirdock
Brooklyn
Athleticc
Montpelier Seminary Names Valedictorian And Salutatorian
Miss Ruth Cole of Lunenburg named valedictorian and Winston Sargent of Corinth salutatorian by Montpelier Seminary faculty. Graduation exercises set for Thursday morning June 9 with Rev Taber Wentworth Hewitt delivering address as list of academic award recipients is read.
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Ruth Cole
Lunenburg
Montpelier Seminary
Winston Sargent
Corinth
Taber Wentworth Hewitt
Myrtle Austin
Hasdelph Center
Mil
Harding heads to New York for Bolivar statue unveiling
President Harding travels from Washington by special train to attend the Bolivar statue unveiling in New York with Mrs. Harding and a party. Secretary Hughes joins the party, while Under Secretary Fletcher and Assistant Secretary Risa had preceded to meet the Venezuelan delegation. Deering acts as secretary of state in Hughes absence.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Washington
New York
Bolivar
Hughes
Fletcher
Risa
Venezuela
Jushes
Metehers
Deering
Procession Follows Ex Empress Augusta Victoria’s Body
In Potsdam on April 19, a large funeral procession accompanied the body of former Empress Augusta Victoria from Wildpark station to Potsdam for service at the temple in Sanssouci Park. Mourners, guards, officers, students, and regimental deputies formed the cortege while only close family and former court officials attended the temple service. A wreath from former Emperor William rested beside the coffin along with many floral tributes gathered at each stop on the German rail route from Holland.
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Potsdam
Augusta Victoria
Wildpark
Postdam
Sane Souci Park
T Hoken
Rollern
Tle Fuera
William
Varias
Germany
Holland
Montpelier News Briefs From Late Fall Local Events
In Montpelier the branch reports progress on a 16 week route for hygiene and care of the sick under Katherine Spear, with names of local women noted. A social gathering with cards and music is planned. Katherine Pine, recently operated on, is recovering. Washington County judges heard a witness in the LaClair divorce case and expect decisions this afternoon. Mrs Hutchinson of Montpelier, widow of Captain J. M. Hutchinson, died at 67 in Middlesex, with funeral plans pending. Local farm meeting and club activities continue, with election and planning for the season ahead.
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Croonen
J. Harmen
Nellie Glover Headley
Olive Stout Huntington
Hazel B. Jayne
Mary Deming Kennedy
Margaret Lyne
Joanne B. McCarty
Gertrude H Her
Katherine Hertha Wiley
Poole
Berniile
Burk Winship Fair
Ite
Hole Foomen
Katherine Pine
Heaton Hospital Yeaterly
Washington County Court
LaClair
Hutchinson
Montpelier
J. M. Hutchimeon
Fieeway
Middlesex
Yeetar
Nad
Cheniel Bates
Paris
Willard Mutehinwn
Sea Liege
Ste
Bethany
Ewrhamgr Iy
M Domes
Bere
M. Macher
Bacrebee
CK Marker
Herre
Lewme
Web
Barre
Urges All States to Protect Forests
Washington April 19 Secretary Wallace calls on governors to back nationwide forest protection week May 22 to 28 as President Harding proclaims. He warns insufficient safeguards endanger a future timber supply and notes 160000 fires in five years, 80 percent man made, threatening economic realties.
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Washington, D.C
Wallace
Harding
Utah
Hiwman
Lowering Marine Wages Discussed By NY Groups
The wages and working rules committee of the American Steamship Owners' Association met today with representatives of the Marine Firemen's Oilers and Watertenders' Union in New York. It was the first in a series of conferences aimed at shaping a proposed wage settlement across ports. Captain Eugene O'Donnell of Boston chaired the owners' committee meeting. The owners planned to consider a counter-proposal from marine engineers allied with the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association after engineers recently rejected a previous pay proposal.
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New York
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Marine Biremen
Eugene O'Donnell
Boston
Chaivrann
Owners’ Association
Owners’ Association Committer In the Meeting To-Day. Thae
Beneficlal Association
Harding Contributes to Army Building in Marion
President Harding endorsed Salvation Army work and announced his donation of 3000 towards a 40000 Army corps building in Marion Ohio. The report notes he supported the 1981 campaign and urged local residents to contribute to the project.
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Salvation Army Corps
Marion
Harding
Salvation Army
Catipalan
Army Corps
City Court Bondsman Released on Bail as Proceedings Continue
The article reports a defendant brought to city court and released on bail, bail raised from 100 to 800 funded by the respondent's father. References to Murray, a guard, and requisition papers suggest a statewide custody case linked to a prison escape and authorities in Richmond County coordinating with Charleston and Washington. A social event for Miss Pem frock and community notices follow, with local incidents and traffic concerns noted.
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Demi Sherif
Stayton
Lancaster
Rolle Parneworth
Farnsworth
Talk of the Town items mixed with city visitors and local notes
Mrs W 1 Hoot of Sharon visited the city yesterday calling on friends. Mrs Levin of Calon Clothing Co went to Toston for a quiet business visit. P Lowehing of Windsor returned home after visits in the city. Mr Guy Hunt, in Bartington for six weeks, returned home on South Main. Mrs Neon Hamel of Plain Bell is the mother of Miss Winefred Hamel, a saleslady in Adams store for a few days. Miss Clementine, at Bridgewater Normal School, arrived Saturday morning to pass a visit at Humbert street. Mrs Harry Grady returned after an extended visit to Cala. on her way home she was met by daughter Mona in Northfield and they visited relatives. The large apartment in the Palace is being converted into a display room for care, moving the bat room to the reserve. Mr and Mrs Joseph Calvagni arrived from New York City with Mr Calvagni meeting his wife after embarking from Atlantis Hiner. The 14 players who wore uniforms last Friday will likely attend the next game in Burlington Saturday, weather permitting, with the squad listed and noted for a forthcoming match.
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Sharon
Levin
Calon Clothing Co
Toston
P. Lowehing
Windsor
Guy Hunt
Bartington
South Main
Neon Hamel
Plain Bell
Mies Winenifred Hamel
Mite Clementine
Bridgewater Normal School
Bridgewater
Humbert Street
Harry Grady
Cala
Grady
Wusiness
Northfield
Mone
Inet
Palare Warene
Joseph Calvagni
New York City
Mire
Telvagni
Atlantis
Italy
Cubegni
Trivete
Tivey
Vince
Lore
Murlington
Fae High
Suffragist Jessie Mackaye Identified in East River
The body of Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stulha Mackaye, noted suffragist and writer, was found in the East River off Astoria and identified. She vanished with her husband at Grand Central Station after threatening self harm, and was described as suffering a nervous breakdown with an elderly woman observed fleeing.
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New York
East River
Astoria
Jessie Hardy Stulha |Mackaye
Grand Central Station
Mackaye
Milwaukee Women's Peace Society
Women's Peace Society
Passengers Recount Thrilling Barre Montpelier Electric Ride
Passengers on the Montpelier bound electric car from Barre at 2 16 pm on Monday faced thrills near the Jones Bros switch as the trolley wire broke near a guy wire causing a pole to fall and halt traffic. Wrecking crews and a repair car cleared the line after 45 minutes delays followed by another incident near the Plover bridge as a wake beam dropped onto the ties, delaying service over an hour and a half.
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Montpelier
Serne
Plonver
Barre
Former Barre Man James W Averill Dies in Otisville
Twin brother of the late John W. Averill, James Woe ton Averill, a Barre native who spent years in Otisville Michigan, died April 12. Both brothers shared wartime service in the St Vermont Volunteers and later farmed nearby. James left a wife Emma S. Trow, seven children, 24 grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Burial was in Otisville while John W. Averill rests in Barre Cemetery.
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James Weeton Averil
Orange
Feasue
Barre
St. Vermont
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
John W
Frederick City
Montpelier
Dames Weston Averill
John Wilson Averill
St. Albans
Adela M. Trow
James
Emma
James W
Otterville
John W. Averill
Heckley Will
Otieville
James W. Averill
Otie Jiville
John Wy Averill
Arrest of Adams After Assault on Dow Daughter
Deputy Chief Gamble and Chief Sullivan located Alexander Adams after a morning to afternoon pursuit. Adams, under liquor influence, attacked Miss Madeline Dow and terrified Mrs Spinelli in a North Main street tenement. Dow’s daughter fought intruder as Adams fled toward Tomasi’s store, later arrested at Carroll brothers’ gravity plant. Adams faced peace breach charge and fined $30 with costs after pleading guilty. Sullivan and investigators pursued the case through yesterday afternoon.
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Saniay
Harry A. Gamble
Sullivan
Alexander Adams
Madeline Dow
North Main Street
Spinelli
Adaame
Browk Street
Carroll Brothers
Tomasi
Dow
Bien
Tmew
Adame
Mre Dua
Cristomer
Atwui
Ernie
Local visitors and contests mark a busy Orange Street scene
Ernest Curtis and Fred Cushman of Hardwick visit Clarence Curt and Toland Pond’s circle on Orange Street as a Julia Sprague reading contest selection draws attention. Mice Dodge wins velveties in a climie action tryout. Ruth Parker undergoes eye surgery at Sur City Bengal with North Hero ties. Community notices describe relatives returning and duties resuming, while a Seymour City game features RIEL vs Goddard with a 4 to 1 score rendered.
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Ernest Curtis
Fred Cushman
Hardwick
Clarence Curtis
Toland Pond
Mra
Sarah Lake
Barre
Montpelier
EO Curtie
Oreange
Sttley
Kirlington
Liline
Julia Sprar
Mise Dodge
Ruth Parker
Sura
Bengal
North Hero
Tyne
Aldruch
Cook
Varetian
East
Dorset
Gregor Lee
Rome
Record Boston Marathon Slow, Leaders lag Record Pace
Boston April 10 The American Marathon race ran under dull skies with a 56 runner field. Carl W. A. Linder led early, followed by Schon Christensen Frank Zane and Charles Mellor among others as wind and hills slowed the pack. By Natick and Wellesley the leaders remained close with Mellor gaining crowd cheers while Linder Michelson and Ohman trailing in a secondary group.
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Boston
Ashland
George W. Brown
Boston A. A
Carl W. A. Linder
South Framingham
Schon Christensen
Chicago
Frank Zane
New York
Charles Mellor
Linder
Aunar Ohman
Milton
A. R. Michelson
Stamford
Conn
Henry Dobler
Oxnald Spare Son
Wallie Carlton
Frank Gillespie
Srong
Enty Hills
Framinghams
Natick
Zuna
Ted Christensen
Natick Square
Mellor
Groupe
Dobler
Sparson
Wellesley
Zana
Chme
Teneen
Wellesley College
Michelson
Ohmer
Pndise
Peter
Hirdes
Grove
Newton Hills
Newton Boulevard
Woodland Park Hotel
Itm
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Reichbank
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Marshal Foch
Sinn Fein
Pamella Howe
Vine Street
James B. Sargent
Congregational Church
Elimwond Cemetery
Willian ‘Soper
FL. Howe
W. C. Howe
HM. Howe
W.C . Howe
Ayer
Mass
William Soper
South Royalion
Min
Te Bean
Mise Lawn
Procter
Hattie Tillotson
Mies Grace Ingulle
Sty
Edward Flood
Bear
Mie Bardia
Nyy
Tonkin Teraven
Bardi
Eo Memiber
Bank« Brothers
Yehe Cartet
EM. Motntoeh
Rochester
Mia
Alex
Theron Melntoch
Norwich University
Laura Boucher
Weebsterville
Noah Ubin
Meo
Koy Carpenter
Thes
Clay TM
Carpenter Bowser
Jake Cooney
Mattie Darker
Ima
Woedeville
Mary Mandet
Hue
Ang Mae Onlin
Wein Guvste
Charlee
Lamphis
Steve
Stere
Lampis
Pregmont Lovett
Nore
North BeMt
Heal Tees
Mountpetler& Herre Light & Power
J. W. Pillehary
Mery
Wendell
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St. Louis
M. W. Flyte
Latteir & MyNuts
Hohensollern
Potsdam Station
Rollie Farnsworth
Murray
Aline Charles Gould
de George Th Gould
Walker
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D. C
Hartigts
Shectif
Richmond County
Couity Prison
Fleet Gener Wineanr
Ethel Custer
Hillerd
Charles Hirpan
Pemfrock
W. G. Hastings
State Forester
Wat
Burlington
Rene
Harald Pelinh
Gaia Watt G. Bittines
Dr. Renney
Eope
Cimmissimor
Ramadeil Ct
Springfield
Mikal Cohen
John 1
Figen
Muglingan
Rity Neviorday
Rares and Montpetier
Thea and Power Company
Sowhurman Derathel & Eer
Arte Dune
Hell
Acta
Aidvewaten
Ian Mporret
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the Town
Peltier, Veaie
Tiewery and
Miles
Jessie Hardy Stubbs
Astoria, L. 1
Aope W. Averill
Spaulding
Nerwich
Northield
Apel
Brean Heewhell
Riel
Goddard Semenery
Gay
Wrtor
Ersten Marre
Asheer
Weinester Spernest
Borat Cain
Edward Hen
Wrens
Breeze
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