Alabama Miners Face Starvation After Coal Strike
Gov Kilby hears from Salvation Army and local unions about 26000 Alabama miners near starvation due to a long strike. Salvation Army says aid must come from outside. local union reports they applied for reemployment and were refused. District hardships extend to Marvel and Pratt City as families suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Kirby
Salvatione Army
Salvation Army
Birmingham
Alu
Alstoma
Kilby
Divine Sun
Pratt City
United Mine Workers Maide
Joan Rinlon
Marvel
Panama Tolls Increase Reported for March
Washington April 20 A new high record for wet tonnage passing through the Panama canal and tolls earned in March were announced The aggregate net tonnage of commercial traffic for March was 1 00 000 tons compared with January 92 000 and the March tolls totaled 1 105 420 about 10 000 more than January The previous high record was near the year s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Talk of the Town and Local Events in Barre
The notice lists social happenings in Barre including visits by Mev HW Shoreseft to attend the May festival at Howland Tall and to visit a tether for a few days. Rachel Cutter returns to North Maine to resume studies after spring holidays. Mrs Howard Bennett and two sons with Miss Flora Hood visit West Topsham and Barre. Mr and Mrs Dohert Webster return from Montreal to Washington Street. An educational dept recital and a May meeting of Granite Chapter Na Gm M are noted, with a Masonie ball function and a speech program in English and French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoreseft
Heer
Flan
Howland
Rachel Cutter
North Meinslee
Tuft
Howard Bennett
Flora Hood
Biewel
Berture
Gm M
Erry Wither Merry
FM Leith
W. Faembd
Willey
Dean
Wyle
Wiles Lee
Dames
Ceri
Demos Gees
Bethel Woman Dies of Pneumonia at 79
Mrs Joh Ruggiero aged 79 died yesterday morning at the ana torium of pneumonia after illness worsened. She leaves a husband two young children her parents Mr and Mrs Domenico Tero three siblings and five brothers. A lifelong Bethel resident she is mourned by the farm community and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Ruggiero
Domenico Tero
Vermont Corporations file articles of association
Vermont firms including Thy El Pavie Marking Co of Burlington and Brooks House Pharmacy Inc of Brattleboro filed articles of association to operate locally. Signatures include TE ELF, L T Davit, Vi Grattan, Ti Berker, Richy. Capital stock details show varied amounts for each company.
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Thy EL Pavie Marking Co
Toe
Burlington
Secretary of State
Ctork
TE Elf
L.T. Davit
Brooks House Pharmacy, Inc
Brattlebury
Uel
Grattan
Northfield
Hue
Montpelier Granite Manufacturer Robert Lawrence Dies at 100
Robert Lawrence a longtime Montpelier granite maker died at Heaton Hospital in the morning at age 100 of lung trouble. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services are set for Saturday with complete arrangements not yet made.
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Robert Lawrence
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Mr. Lawrence
Bry Shy Li Wet Interaction Clarified
A fragmented OCR line notes a discussion about Bry, Shy, and Li in a wet environment. The readable text hints at an operand concept tied to Bry and Li, with Shy referenced as a modifier or participant in this interaction.
Allies demand impossible to seize German currency via gold move
April 20 report says German President Havenstein and finance officials oppose transferring the gold reserve outside Berlin, arguing it would collapse the Reichsmark and wreck German commerce. French influence rumored. experts warn of vast economic havoc and potential seizure by Entente.
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Berlin
Associated
Preas
Jarman
Havenstein
Reichschurg
Wald
Germany
Borr Havenatrin
Hi Stinnes Areca
Reicheieck
der Entente Central
Comal Pone
UN Iovine
Kesete
At Sword
Parters Exchange Meeting Elects Montpelier Directors
The Washington erares Co reorganized Tuesday afternoon in Montpelier electing directors for two years: Dr. Murray of Berlin, C Fitch of East Montpelier, TD Strong of Fayeton, and E G Gould of Cabot. FE H Jones of Wallatieht and M H Moody of Watertury join the rear, with L Dow of Cabot and A L Smith of Barre Town. Jones to serve as president. C P Lowe of Montpelier Savings Bank spoke on financing the organization. Officers report grain and fertilizer donations and savings. discussions focused on financing, cooperation in supplies, and marketing. Merrill and Abbott have been restoring the organization.
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Washington Erares Corhange
Metlowe
Montpelier
Thi
Dr. Murray
Berlin
C. Fitch
East Montpelier
TD Strong
Fayeton
E.G. Gould
Cabot
Ares FE
H. Jones
Wallatieht
M. H. Moody
Watertury
L. Dow
Catvet Art
A. L. Smith
Barre
Offis Fie
Te Ma
Farm Loan Association Opens National Pain To Farm Teams
A garbled farm loan event outlines a nationwide meeting for farm teams and a national program related to federal farm term policy. The text mentions a capital figure around 017,000,008 and references committees, revues, and selections. Names and clear details are unreadable in the fragment.
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United States
Fudd Repital
Shortage Not Explained Involving Fourty Thousand Dollars
A shortage case centers on forty thousand dollars reportedly not accounted for. No explanation or details on who is affected or where the funds are missing is provided.
Involuntary Petition Filed By Creditors In Vermont Bank Case
Three creditors in Burlington seek an involuntary bankruptcy against Frank G Howland former president of Barre Savings Bank. Petition filed in United States court at Burlington cites transfers and property moves in 1920 1921. Creditors claim $7 800 in losses and seek a trustee to marshal Howland assets. receiver previously appointed faces possible unsecured claims.
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Frank
Hovland
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
State Bank
George B. Carpenter
Mr. Howland
North Main and
Granite Streets
Perry Auto Co
Frank L. Clark
Gearis Carpenter
John Robins
Earle Batchelder
W. D. Reid
Frank G
United States
Barlington
Frank G. Howland
Sleeper service plans and local notices in Vermont
The report outlines arrangements for a new sleeper service between the city and Boston with trains 9 and 4 running to and from Montreal. It notes the train schedule, timing changes for River Junction and Burlington, and mentions local incidents including arrests, property issues, and charitable committee activities.
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Charlie Walbridge Line
Mhe Barberalop
Main Street
Walter Teno
John Sullivan
Sion Railway
Wae GW
Boston
River Junction
Kay Pel
Elizabeth Philip Anderson Dies After Illness in Saint Albans
Mrs Elizabeth Philip Anderson died early this morning at three due to hardening of the arteries after bed rest of four weeks. She was born Elizabeth Philip in Scotland on June 30 and came to this country with her husband Alexander L Andersen in 1880. They lived in Saint Albans three years before moving to another town. Her husband died last October leaving her to live with their son at 30 Hill Street. Three children died in infancy leaving John, James, and George as surviving sons. A brother Alexander Philip of West Quincy Mass and sister Mrs Thumgron of Aberdeens Scotland also mourn. Funeral services will be held Friday at the home on Hill Street with Pastor L Goodspeed officiating. Interment will follow in Hope cemetery beside the children.
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Elizabeth Philip Anderson
Johts Anderson
Hill Street
Rene
Tlisabet
Philip
Inh Deen
Scotland
Anader l L. Andersen
St. Albans
Ardrrean
Mra. Anderson
Jan
Antes
George
Alexander Philip
West Quincy
Funeral for Mrs W T Calder at Pleasant Park
The funeral service for Mrs W T Calder was held at the family home and later at the Pleasant Park cemetery. The Rev Wilfredge pastor of the Presbyterian church led a simple but intimate service with many friends in attendance and flowers sent in memory. Pallbearers included Nickenboots and McMillan among others.
Barre Board of Trade backs full time secretary and Barre armory plan
At the Barre Board of Trade annual meeting, the adoption of a full time secretary was discussed alongside forming a Vermont National Guard company in Barre to secure a state armory. W. A. Drew urged hiring a full time secretary. details of membership, finances, and entertainment activities were reviewed, with plans for a fundraising canvass and a future banquet.
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Barre
Fred H. Rogers
Drew
Board of Trade
St. Ife
Ladies of the Maccabees
Vermont Shoe Retailers’ Association
Arena
Irietmas Club
Arte Savings Hank & Trust Co
Narre
Ehh
Ancores
Board of Directere
Babaner
Ogi
Saiarre
Owen Cick
Ieee
Willey Auth Jer
AL Korhwinse
Tiirectore
Kathre Mackay
Loney
Pall
P. Hinman
Canvan
National Guard
William Barclay
H. Jackson
H S. Parks
Bethel Woman Burned After Epileptic Fall on Stove
Bethel April 20 Mrs David Comer suffered an epileptic seizure and fell onto a kitchen stove burning her face and back in one of the worst burns seen by Dr E C Burrell. Her husband was at work, but mother in law and son pulled her away and she grew more comfortable later in the day.
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Bethel
David Comer
E. C. Burrell
Woman deputy opens court in orderly fashion
Deputy Tracy presided in a Wood County courtroom as her sheriff husband was called away on short notice. Judges heard cases including Arthur Bruce versus Helen Bruce over desertion and Edith Adame versus Stanley Adama with a divorce granted. The court declined to recall the jury for a single case unless the state’s attorney seeks further action.
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Sherifarrigt Tracy
Tracy
Arthur Bruce
Helen Bruce
Edith Adame
Stanley Adama
F. B. Thomas
Marshfield residents near Barre City hospital report operations
The unnamed Marshfield man George McCrilis underwent a medical operation at Barre City hospital yesterday. Several Barre and Waterliage residents returned home after surgical procedures or hospital stays, including Mrs Margeret Nramen and Hazel Edson.
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George McCrilis
Marshfield
Barre City Hospital
Hay
Weber
Waterliage
Bay Ie Tunetts
Atemide
Barre City
Margeret Nramen
Worletun
Harre City
Barre Social Work Petition Seeks City Support
A Barre council heard citizens urge cooperation and funding for social work tied to the Community House project. The council did not act, while confirming H W Scott to oversee the poor, succeeding George F Ball who resigned due to ill health. The delegation, including A B Lane and Miss Margaret McKenna, pressed for reestablishment of the department, arguing social work improves conditions and saves money.
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Barre
Laurie M. Gridley
Montpelier
Board of Aldermen
H. W. Scott
George F. Ball
Ball
Scott
A. B. Lane
Lowell Meleod
George K. Bond
Margaret McKenna
Lane
Bond
Meleod
Social Work
Miss McKenna
Gridles
Red Cross
Bergely
Mr. Mcleod
Thelegulvin
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Robert Middleton
Merton Hi. Richardson
Roxbury
Foster Tracy
Harry L. Emery
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Harley C. Scoville
Women's Bay
Moray
Eliza F. Jaiettet
Sender Baruch
Lelia Barueh
Bascom House
Gison
White River Lode
A. M
M. Gaskell
J. F. Pease
J. WH. Beckwith
C. Te Lilley
A. Lee Cady
RS. Noble
Jusine Dea Bi. Wort
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Royalton
Guy Wilson
Min Bo A Atbott Wus
Qanutorium
Canastormm
Aid
Pred
A. Nurton
Vermont
J. Davis Machine Co. of
State Highway Commission
Intel
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Federaa
Willem P. Russell
Clark
Wonderock
Sharan
Paul Revereigen
Vernent
Minnie
Crery
Perry Et
Perry
Sheree
Hrusterpille
Pres, Havenstein
German Reichsbank
Rhine
Parters’ Exchange Meeting
Farm Loan Association
Washington, DC
Amber Beawen
Boston City
Treasury Department
Thomas J. O'Daly
Barre Savings
Thomas W. Murray
Peters
O'Daly
Arthur D. Hill
Murray
Law Department
B. Alfred Mitchell
Pasi
Webster Ave
Cummings & Lewis
Templeton Place
North Main
Howland Bros. & Track
Keith Ave
John Molws
Sherif
Warren
Alvin Hutchine
Emet
Downs
Supreme Court
Fish
Heart of Charities Anl
West
Euler & Rari
W. T. Calder
Cere
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McMillan
Congress
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Barre Board of Trade
National Guard CO
NEW Armory
E. X. Somers
Mra
David Come
Haymond Badman
Pasterpave
Cur
Medford
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Tufteroflngr
Perry Heal
Wild
Hazel Edson
Claremie My Senithi
Wilt
Thieely
Cael Potter
Hey Harley
Epe
Moa
Miller
White River
Mrentairs
Washingtown
Vier
Lanreme Mitchell
Mir
J. Mitchell
Tle West
Polat
Mignola
Strest
Oh Hollister
Primerpal
Geettand Eemimars
Mee Hollister
June
Fake
Alfred
Fin
City Council
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