Striking Railroad Workers in New York Return to Work
Edward McHugh spokesman for the strikers announced an agreement with railroad brotherhood unions allowing metropolitan New York workers to resume immediately. He said the New York case would be handled by leaders of the railroad brotherhoods and that his committee would return to New York. Strikes in Chicago refused to vote on returning to work, dismissing leaders' efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New York
Edward McHugh
Railroad strikers refuse to vote on return to work
Chicago April 21 striking railroad men in the Chicago district refused to vote today on returning to work. A committee of strike leaders failed to secure action despite all efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armenia Mandate Talks Open in San Remo
In San Remo Arthur J. Balfour arrived to represent the League of Nations in discussions with the Supreme Council on the mandate for Armenia. The talks focus on funds and military forces, with Mustapha Kemal’s Turkish forces reported and Kereram cited as a capital area in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Remo
Associad
Arthur J. Balfour
League of Mution
Comcill
Council Pensions
League of Nations
Supreme Council
Arwen
Ercerum
Armenia
Mustaphe Kaanel
Jomiler
Wes
Kereram
Permanent home sought for ex crown prince
Amsterdam April 21 reports say negotiations between the Reformed church at Wierin and the German government aim to purchase a permanent residence for the former crown prince. The talks address a settled status and location for his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Reformed Church
Tieringer
Amsterdam
Wierin
Locial
Senate backs army bill creating regular force
The Senate passed an army bill funding a Regular Army of 297000 personnel including fliers and men. The measure proposes a reorganization and a voluntary component with military training for youths between ages 15 and 18, detailing financing and structure for the new system in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Senate
Toen
Cudahy Manager Arrested In Brooklyn Case
New York April 21 a fourth week of unrest ended with the arrest of a Cudahy manager and a claim of involvement in alleged crime. Saunders was taken into custody as part of the Cedaby saeer probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hrekiyn Mene
Thiver Saunders
Qaimget
Cedaby Saeer
Bert Ot
Plot Alleged Brevhbmes Prams at Pee Case
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an alleged plot involving a person or group, with unclear names and events. The readable portions mention a coercive theme and a case associated with a Schwinn or similar item, but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities to summarize a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenvicis
Montpelier Notes on Gov Clement and Local Affairs
Gov Clem ent arrives for a Vermont Equal Franchise league meeting. Local court and city council items include Barrett derailment recovery, probate executrix appointment, Red Men ball, Col George Tissell visit, forpelosi re petition, and talks on rail overhauls and water system cost cuts. A Memorial Day Red Cross meeting, a death in Montpelier, and notices on paving and building improvements round out the day’s civic brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Vermont Equal Franchise League
Senate
Ko M. Harvey
Frank TH. Tracy
Waterbury
Cose
Walter H. Main
Vermont Tale Products Company
John S. Wilkins
Charles G. Adams
Tracy
Manic Fite
Montpelier
Boston
J. A. Kelly
Harris Yett
Riley Bowers
Barre & Monte _pelier Traction & Power company
Tn Probate
Nettie M| Abbiatti
Myst Montpelier
Nelaan
Sanborn
Plainfinth
Connell
Order of Red Men
Armory Bell
Carroll
Froeday
Northfield Savings N
Edwin S. Dimmoor
Eatetta M. Dinmoor
Henry A. Jones
A. Jarvis
Plimley
Phimley & Campbell
Vermont
Susanne Anthony
Wet
Lee
Gleason Blok
Main
Hist State Streets
Pennie Coryen
Washington County
The
Red Crows
Mre
Kea J. Fatl
Elm Street
Warerster
Frederick E
Carrie E (Curminge) Templeton
Shse
Lemon M. Hull
Frerg Wy Toro
Harry
George Hull
Tino
Viverity
Vbeine
Amall
Montpetier del Teyt
Peice
Shea
Germany seeks larger army and intact staff under Versailles terms
Germany asks the interallied San Remo conference to raise the standing army from 100000 to 200000 and to retain the entire general staff. Berlin also seeks to keep eleven batteries of artillery and one battalion artillery for each division, plus 100 airplanes. The notes argue the move is needed to maintain order and deny dissolution of the force. The requests are viewed in Paris as advancing a broader covert effort to restore military strength and threaten the balance of postwar settlement.
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Paris
Germany
San Remo
Versailles
Supreme Council
Onc
Fircher
Tls
Artilerys
Wavatey
Ifantry
Seoul
Reischwehr
Neutral
Anne
France
Treaty talk in Berlin signals German stance on key provisions
Berlin dispatch reports Koester of Foret affairs in interview with Varwaerts saying Germany will stick to the treaty provisions only if others concede major elements. He warns Germany must resolve to uphold the treaty while avoiding rash steps. Names include Andres Paulhewrr and Mire Kirton arriving from Aberdeen as part of the proceeding.
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Berlin
Aampa
Koester
Cimlotar
Foret Affairs
Varwaerts
Germany
Talit
Charles
Tornado Disaster Urges Aid For Mississippi Alabama Tennessee
Dozens of counties across Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee face a devastating tornado with a death toll of about 1600 and millions in damages. Hospitals report physician and nurse shortages as hundreds await medical care and tents are required for displaced families. Roads remain blocked and warehouses looted cutting food supplies. The storm struck near Bay Springs and Jaypor county Mississippi, then moved northeast across the region.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nce
Mississippi
Alabama
Tenkensee
Fifteen Dead in Mississippi Town Fire Tragedy
Fifteen people are known to have died when a fire swept through a Jasper County town near Laurel Mississippi destroying about a million dollars in property. The blast burned two main buildings and the high school dormitory. Professor Bryant a principal and View Moore a music teacher were among the dead.
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Laurel
Miss
Perome
Theoual
Jasper County
Yeatenta
Iw Cominy Agerboultsaral High
Toy Springs
Bryant
Aml View Moore
American steamer Wayhut sinking reported in Atlantic
A Lloyds dispatch cites the American steamer Wayhut sinking near 47N longitude 7W. The distressed vessel carries about 40 men and was en route from Harrow to Antwerp with a potions cargo. The report notes assistance is being organized as the vessel drifts and winds.
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Jomdon
Lloyd Shipping Mguney
Wonsel
New York
Warhut
Helgi
Gibraltar
Wis
Steemer
Harlow
Lagi
Antwerp
Mirw Joon Marner Seeks Nation While Washington Convention Opens
Mirw Joon Marner of Waterford seeks the presidency as the Democratic convention in Washington opens. The single announced candidate is expected to address the gathering as the magazine committee presents resolutions. National officer ballots are scheduled for Thursday after tonight’s sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joon Marner
Waterford
Connn
Freien
Treday Beer
Magazin Committee
Magmitier
Dedham Mass Changes Reported In Population Figures
Fragmented data from a 20th century recap shows increases in several locations with numeric increments. Mentions Dedham Laurel and Laurel Michigan alongside figures such as 72,029 and 34 percent in unspecified contexts. The text appears as messy OCR from a statistical summary.
Johnson Leads In Nebraska Primary Vote Totals
Omaha April 21 preliminary returns from 34 of 1 849 precincts show Spantor Johnson leading the Republican presidential preference field with 12002 votes, Wood 8741, Persie 55085 and 481. Bryan runs sixth for delegate at large while Hitchcock leads for Democratic preference over Rows of Lexington. McKelvie heads the Republican governor field with McMullen second and Morehead leads the Democratic governor slate among four opponents.
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Omaha
Neb
Spantor Johnson
Johnson
Wood
Persie
William Jennings Bryan
Douglas County
Hitchcock
Robert Rows
Lexington
Samuel KR. McKelvie
Repubitan
Adam McMullen
John Morehead
Ambassador Johnson to attend San Remo conference
Washington April 21 Ambassador Johnson to attend the allied conference at San Remo as an official observer for the American government from Rome. He will not participate in discussions or decisions.
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Washington, D.C
Johnson
Rome
State Department
San Remo
Elopement Suspected In Brattleboro Case
A 22 year old man and 19 year old woman vanished together from Brattleboro, prompting family concern. The woman, Christina Croll, worked at Holstein Register and left home with a rumored partner from Central Vermont Railroad. No marriage license found. authorities notified.
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Feck St
Christina
Troll
George Croll
Holstein-Friesian Register Company
Hee
Bowie
Hani
Wianele
Central Street
Gad
Central Vermont Railroad
Tenen
Brattlebare
Croll
Holstein
Sap
Evenwe
Vee Croll
Mr. Vian Tank
Paper prices and ad ban stir New York publishers
A historical note discusses the American Newspaper Publishers Association high paper prices and advertising restrictions. Leaders warn publishers that self restraint may not solve the market strain and urge caution against inflating ad rates to cover rising costs.
Waterbury Mourns Loss Of Local Matron In Memory
In Waterbury, residents recall Mrs Lala Stovres and longtime matron Mrs Whe Wildy as family and friends gather for funeral rites. The late matron, 24 years married with a son, is remembered for community service and a length of life that touched many in Bolin and surrounding areas.
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Miery
Frank
Lala Stovres
Seimei
Sterees
Darton
Beth of
Bartington
Barre Board of Trade Elects Rogers President in Valued Year
Barre Board of Trade reviews a year marked by major factory moves and community projects. James P. Taylor of Burlington delivers a forceful address urging strong civic effort and sustained chamber work.
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James P. Taylor
Burlington
Barre Board of Trade
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
W. A. Dew
Burlington Chamber of Commerce
FH. Rogers
A. Euston
Ry. W. A. Drew
Guy BR. Varnum
Charles Ho Wishart
Eastman
Clyde Perry
Agena
Roy Smith
Fox Rogers
Drew
Ina
Peerless Knitting Mills
Barre
Ite Cem
Welle Richard- Aon Company
Burlingtom
Girl Secretaries in Denim Trousers Stir Washington Office
Six young women secretaries joined Representative Upshaw's briige corps in Washington on April 21 wearing blue denim trousers with rolled hems and bright silk waists. The drab uniforms drew a crowd including Daughters of the American Revolution who followed the procession along the corridors.
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Washington
Stile
Representative Upshaw
Daughters of the American Revolution
Weaver Dunbar wedding in Roy at Congregational Church
Laura Adele Dunbar daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Dunbar of 2 North Street and Sidney David Weaver of St Albans wed today at the Congregational Church Roy D D Frank J Goodspeed performed the ceremony. Attendants were immediate relatives. A luncheon followed. The couple planned a trip to Atlantic City Philadelphia and York before settling in St Albans.
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Laura Adele
H. A. Dunbar
North Street
Sidney David Weaver
St. Albans
Congregations
Roy
Frank J.goodspeed
D. D
Infant Dead Body Found Near Lake View Schoolhouse
No arrests expected. South Tero, April 21. The dead body of an infant found near Lake View schoolhouse was determined by the state laboratory in Burlington to be stillborn. The body was found by two young girls, and state officials say there was no truth to reports of imminent arrests.
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South Tero
Ann
Lake View
Rey
State Laboratory
Burlington
Homer Keeler
Keeler
Judge Mull moved on to eternity as jurist dies
Judge Everett C Murmoave of Quino, former member of the Panama land plaitie commission and longtime New England lawyer, died today at home aged 70 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He served as a Civil War captain and held posts as judge of the East Norfolk district court and district attorney of southeastern Massachusetts.
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Kosten
Everett C Murmoave
Quino
International Panama Land Plaitie Commission
New England
Wiiepat
Humpus
East Norfolk
Maseachusette
Southington resident released from hospital in illness recovery
Mra James McNeil of Southington has been discharged after a lengthy illness at Fleaton hospital. Mrs McNeil will live with her parents Mr and Mrs James tute of Micokton all street while Henry Casellini and Luigi Bowl plan a trip to New York then on to Switzerland to visit family and return. A minstrel show at Hoddard seminary is planned with performances by local students and the cabaret portion featuring songs, dancing and entertainment.
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Taylor
George
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Vermont
Wivenia
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Obiazm Ber
Crammerer
Rommewe
James McNeil
Southington
Lia M. Smiths
Inelios
Henry Casellini
I Casellini
Luigi Bowl
Maple Avenue
Adriatin
Henry Cusellind
Dpugernw
Switzerland
Tein
Hoddard Seminary
Sydney L Ruggles Named Barre Water Department Head
Sydney L Ruggles of Hanover New Hampshire was named water superintendent and city engineer for Barre to succeed Frank C Lee who resigned to join a contracting firm. Ruggles, a Dartmouth College graduate and Thayer School instructor, will assume duties as Lee departs with the fire department post.
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Barre
Sydney L. Rugles
C.K
Thayer School of Civil Engineering
Dartmouth College
Frank C. Lee
Afr. Lee
Doalition
S. Gregoire & Co
Aldrich
Peete
Lee
South Main Street
Scott
Ayers Street
New Hampshire Cement & Construction Co
Hartford Archdent & Indemnity Co
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Italy
Saya
Nitti
Stuvia
Nitth
Andres Paulhewrr
Mire Kirton
Aberdeen
Hove
Ateanimr
George M. Minor
Waterford, Conn
Dedham, Mass
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Office Eer
Sen. Johnson
Nebraska
Pershing
Mbassador Johnson
United States
Brattleboro
Frenklin
Nowe
Merwayaginr
Mount Tis
Eamaert
Peepee Ible
Glaes
Frank Eady
Vineyard Haven
Mars
Board OF Trade
F. H. Rogers
Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs
Vermont Postmaster's Sanitation
Karte
Toad
Prasenger
Marre
Barry mmd
Montpetior
Weaver—Dunbar
Laura Adele Dunbar
Bride of
A Albans
Judge Bumpus
Way
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James S Milne
Alexander Merchant
Eesten
Merehart
Amer
Manhattan
Mertyellew
Sydney L. Ruggles
Hanover, N. H
Sly
Ocumei
Letiaie
Smith Street
J. W
Orion Toy Late
Shimenit
W. Henson
Brrowike
Grant Lane
North Malmatrert
Mra Thompson
A. Mistrelingris
Paul Tde
Lew Crockett
Elty Dork
Wily
Aner
Joan Cane
Podler Perridl
Letheth
Winan
Beren
Berne
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