German Cabinet Crisis Over Reparations Mediation
United States and Britain await Washington's response as Germany rejects US mediation in reparations. Berlin reports a cabinet rift after the government failed to consult the Reichstag before asking President Harding to mediate with the Allies.
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Reichstag
Harding
United States
Sec. Hughes
Berlin
Germany
Allice
Walter Simons
London
Washington
Washington, D.C
Hughes
State Department
Lovely
British Aid Await Germany's Proposal on Reparations
London reports intensified expectation as Germany readies a proposal on reparations. British officials weigh Washington’s role as mediator while U S and allied powers consider how to influence negotiations through active diplomacy.
Urge Immigration Bit Senate Leaters Try to Rush Through
A report notes efforts to push immigration legislation through the Senate amid opposition. The effort faces timing constraints and opposition from various groups, with President and committees weighing strategies.
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Senate
Hampshire and Franklin towns keep Eastern Standard Time
In Massachusetts, ten Hampshire and Franklin county towns vote to remain on Eastern Standard Time by not advancing clocks to daylight saving. The communities Sundertin Whitefield Rowe Whitins Gill Hadley Deerfield Ashfield Leverett and Southampton will observe standard time, honoring the current rural time position.
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Springfield
Mass
Hampshire
Franklin County
Hanying
Sundertin
Whitefield
Rowe
Whitins
Gill
Hadley
Deerfield
Ashfield
Leverett
Southampton
Germany offers halt on gold export in reply to reparations
Tunis April 23 Germany responded to the reparations commission with a proposal to suspend gold exports before October 1 1921 rather than accept or reject transferring Reichsbank gold to occupied Rhineland. The offer preserves Allied aims by keeping Article 248 inoperative after May 1 1921.
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Tunis
Associated Press
Germany
Rhineland
Stete
No Decision Till Monday On Miners Strike Talks
London April 23 Delegates of the Miners Federation met but no definite decision was expected until after talks with Premier Lloyd George on Monday. Lloyd George conferred with leaders and the situation looked hopeful. He urged renewed wage negotiations and the government signaled willingness to suspend a national wage policy as demanded by the miners.
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London
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Lloyd George
Montpelier Names in Burlington and State News
A Montpelier linked list shows rental talks for the Sarkis house on Berlin and legal notices across Burlington and Montpelier. The report notes a delay awaiting a court mandamus, with references to arrests for intoxication, estate actions in Montpelier and Winooski, and local officials handling probate and warrants as community activity unfolds.
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G. B. Houghton
Albert Letlery
Rose
Tee
Etete
Art Canada
John
Nanerett
Stewjee Cheney
EF Daniels
St. Salisbury
Marclf Butler
Dave
Beeu
Potine
P. J
Bern
Premiers Discuss Reparations Plan at Lympne Conference
British Prime Minister Lloyd George and French Premier Briand resume talks at Sir Philip Sassoon's villa in Lympne England to shape a general plan on German reparations. They aim for mutual understanding by early May, available German proposals pending guarantees of execution.
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Lympne
England
Associated Press
Germany
Lloyd George
Briand
Philip Sasson
Ruhr
Westphalia
Mr. Lloyd George
Sir Philip
Beleaire
Mo Triani
Philippe J. Berthelot
Foreign Office
Paris
France
Belgium
London
Rutland city notes and railroad timetable fragments
A jumble of names and places references Rutland city afternoon visit by state officials and local trade board discussions. Partial train schedules for Montpelier and White River lines appear with mentions of Mr Sumner Dr Steele and Mrs M. Spencer.
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Mies Lena Rows
Rutland
Byron N. Clerk
Mies M. Lo Spencer
Franklin Couaty
St. the Sonpette
Seard
Shel Ae
A. Stemner
Board of Trade
Sumner
PF. Steele
Lawn
Moker Tr Ras
Ity Board
Dewite
Mister Lendpren
New York
Wee
Watt Rewntly
Mase
Julla Mhrhersteen
Mumtpetier
Frank J. Wineiow
Bomb suspect Tito Ligi linked to Wall Street blast
Scranton Pa April 23 police quote Tito Ligi under federal guard in Scranton as a draft evader held on $10,000 bail. Authorities plan further questioning to determine if he knows radicals tied to the September Wall Street explosion. Trial set May 2 in Harrisburg federal court. Witnesses say Ligi denied visiting Paterson New Jersey but admits a friend there. Investigators note Ligi was in Scranton Sept 3 with unclear movements until three weeks later.
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Scranton
Polien
Tito Ligi
Wall Street
Ligh
Harrisburg
Consr
Ligi
Paterson
N. J
National Baptist Memorial to Roger Williams Planned
President Harding to take part in ground breaking for a National Baptist memorial in Washington. The project honors Roger Williams, founder of religious liberty, with a colonial classic building and a statue in front. Estimated cost runs into the thousands of dollars, with widespread Baptist support and a history of four years of northern and southern Baptist joint action.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
National Baptist Memorial
Roger Williams
Eyute
Ign
Alout Rood Lino
Emmanuel Church
Eran Convention
Aeasion
Hteger Willams
Vernon Universalists clash with other denominations in church split
In Vernon on April 22 Universalist factions led by Rev. Fortier held firm against other denominations seeking to oust Universalists from the Union church. The meeting centered on appointing Rev. René F. Matirs, with disagreements over voting rights for members united after 1900. The Universalists vowed to remain while others pressed to form a separate congregation and appoint Rev. Jones of Northfield, Mass.
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Vernon Universalists
Vernon
Union Church
Universaliet
Nnecessary
René F. Matirs
Merthfield
Munetor 18 Graze
G. P. Forties
Tate
Universal Fate of
Vermont
Fortier
Porter
Sed
Waasit Meuely
Jnnes
Northfield
Masa
Umea
Ulan
Subway Flood Triggers Terror Amid New York Chaos
In New York City a burst water main flooded the Lexington Avenue subway near Spring Street during rush hour. Dozens of passengers escaped via improvised platforms as trains halted between Grand Central and Brooklyn Bridge. Traffic Officer Harry Kupfman led rescue efforts, saving over 600 people and preventing further harm.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Spring Street
Interborough Rapidr Transit Co
Grand Central Station
Brooklyn Bridge
Bleecker Street
Harry Kupfman
Astor Place
Ted
Exita
Brockton Builders Organize in City
The Brockton Building Trades Employers' association is formed to affiliate with the Massachusetts group. Ex mayor Harry C. Howard, a leading contractor, heads the new body. The group meets April 26 to draft a wage-restoration proposal to the building trades unions, with a plan to seek a 20 percent cut from carpenters. The Mertrace association pledges continuation of all work pending final working agreement adjustments by June.
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Brockton
Maes
Brockton Building Trades Employers’ Association
Massachusetts Building Trades Employers’ Association
Harry C. Howard
Building Trades’ Unions
Carpenters’ Union
Ee Ae
Mertrace Association
Permanent receivership granted for J A Parkhurst & Son in Bangor
In Bangor on April 23 Justice Dunn confirmed Charles B Crosby as permanent receiver for the J A Parkhurst and Son company, led by the late Governor Jick H Parkhurst. The February 26 balance showed liabilities about $10,000 greater than assets. Assets include a patent valued at $250.
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Bangor
J. A. Parkhurst and Son Company
Jick H. Parkhurst
Lightning strikes fisherman near Newport during fierce storm
In Newport yesterday a fisherman named Galdsmith was badly burned when lightning hit him as a severe storm approached shore. W J Hoffman, a government inspector, was stunned but recovered after the bolt struck near Mem ene bay. Hoffman carried the unconscious man nearly a mile to Newport. most clothing burned and one shoe missing. Galdsmith remains severely burned and is described as struggling to recover.
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Newport
Apel
H B. Galdsmith
Mr. Galdemith
W. J. Hoffman
Newris
Rovnn
Memene
Mike
Hoffman
Ord
Mr. Hofman
Breght
Guldstaith Will
Seaplane Arrives in Springfield Hours After From Hartford
A seaplane arrived in Springfield on April 21 amid a chain of movements from New York via Hartford. The craft touched down at 12:02 PM after skimming below city power lines to reach the Connecticut coast. Officials Meyer Newton Brainard and Walter 5 Senute were aboard, escorted to City Hall by Moyer and F Lennard.
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Aldrich Bail
Fo.lurk
Widing
Board of Hospital and Homes
H. ‘T. Goonts
Spre Niding
Newton BE. Davin
Hoard
G. H. Redding
Eagar C. Tull Jr
Edwin Holt Hughes
LL. Dy
John W. Gordon
Barre
Elwin
Maghes
Slatietion
Women of the Couferedem
Beard
Wid
W. J. McPuriading
Walter H. Gould
P.m
A. W Howitt
Wwidrees
Charesey True Wilson
Board of Home Miesone
HL Moore
Paul L. Vogt
Springfield
Mess
Meyer Newton
Brainard
Walter 5
Senute
Hartfort
Buen
Hartford
New York
Moyer & F. Lennard
City Hall
KIBBEE JOINS SENSORS Raion Appolle Manager UpBride
In a terse sports blurb, Kibb ee is noted joining the Senators amid managerial changes. Vermnanit rine and Grey are mentioned as week seven context for college action, with no clearer game details provided.
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Apolle
College
Feeble OCR fragment on a church meeting and clergy
Fragmentary text mentions a Reverend and a meeting. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece hints at a religious gathering or sermon with references to parrots unclear and inconclusive.
Times Will Go To Press Earlier To Catch Mails
Beginning next Monday the dispatch of mails and the Associated Press service shifts to daylight saving time one hour earlier than standard. The Times will publish one hour ahead to align with mail connections. Advertisers and correspondents should note copy must arrive the night before to ensure insertion.
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Treas
Mils
Times
Garvantes
Carroty Nell at Universalist church delights audience
Under Mrs. F. 0. Hoberk direction the ladies' union staged a two act light comedy Carroty Nell in the cure parlor to a good audience. Nell the orphan with bright hair evades charity inspectors and helps orphans feign adoption while a reversal ends with a joyful outcome. Beatrice Mower as Nell and Miss Kwenth Ladd as Miss Croker led a strong cast including Helen Cole and Julian Bjorn with supporting orphans and dolls turning into real children in a charming prelude.
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F. 0. Hoberk
Ladies’ Union of the Universalist Church
Carroty Nell
Caugroty
Nell
Sarah
Nhw
Miss Croker
Beatrice Mower
Rne
Mire
Helen Cole
Mise Julianan Bjorn
Hilda Allen
Leone Reynolde
Winona Griffithy
Lilian White
Bertha B
Mrs. Carpenter
Cannory Nell
Barbara Lane
Allan Barclay Ws
Leonora Mortis
Tepe
Muriel Slaytin
Billie Mercer
Jack
Commuters Demand Better Service On Barre Montpelier Line
Barre and Montpelier travelers face delays as Central Vermont trains resume under poor performance. Workers from state houses and offices fear disruption Monday, with many relying on the electric line and steam service previously praised for reliability. Longstanding delays and breakdowns prompted calls for improved scheduling and consistent trains.
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Barre & Montpelier Travian & Power Co
Barre Diy
National Lite
State House
Central Vermont
Electrae
Acrindane
Vermeant
Sot
Fies
Montpelier
Plecteke Relirega
Funeral of Mrs Anderson in private service
The text reports the funeral rites for Mrs Elienteth Anderson with a service led by a pastor of the Congregational church at a private ceremony. Relatives and friends gathered for the graveside, sharing reflections and grief as the casket was laid to rest.
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Tynerel
Fis Anderson
Dhetepeed
Aerviews
Two men blown up at quarry near Stockbridge Vermont
A boiler explosion at Vermont Marble Co. quarry near Stockbridge killed Raymond Reekina of Roxbury and Taylor of Swan ton instantly. Seven or eight workers escaped serious injury as they stood farther away. Explosion time 7 25 AM. Victims aged 35 and unknown, both local. Selectmen called to scene. funeral plans not set.
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Stockbridge
Stockbridge Common
White River
Vermont Marble Co
Greeley
Eskine
Taylor
White River Junction Man Killed In Car Crash
Plattsburgh April 25 One man is dead and another seriously injured as a car ran off the main highway between West Charl and Hevkmantown the auto skidded broke through a railing and overturned into a brook. Victim John Donohue of White River Junction died from multiple fractures and driver George Adams of Hartford Vermont was hospitalized with severe injuries. The other occupants, Mrs Pred Waterman Mr Charles Waterman and a six year old child, all of White River Junction, suffered only minor bruises. Vehicle number 19415.
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Plattsburgh
West Chary
Hevkmantown
Enuires
John Donohue
White River
Jinction
Charles Waterman
Pred Waterman
White Hiver Juinelion
George Adams
Hartford
Donohue
Kali
Adams
Northrop Blanchard Wedding At Washington Street
Miss Alice P Blanchard and Frank K Northrop were married at 103 Washington Street with Universalist minister Rev. Fo officiating. Attendants included Mrs C B Sorkron and Northrup the groom’s brother. Reception followed. couple to reside at 1 Washington Street.
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Weashington Street
Mie
Alice PF Blanchard
Frank KR
Rey FO
Hokerk
Arian
Charel Wingle
Sorkron
Northrup
Beith
Washington Street
Northrop
Altoona Electric Railway Workers Offer 5 Cent Wage Cut
In Altoona Pennsylvania the Electric Railway men propose a five cent wage cut as a voluntary measure. The move targets April 23 and affects three shifts, with workers from the Alterna and Sugar Valley electrical departments mentioned.
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Altoona
Ate
Pao
Wenpleyer
Sugar Valley
Talk of the Town jumble from Yele and beyond
A garbled local note references numerous names and places including Smith of Yele, John Leslie, Laminin Unip, Hel f Ben Storm, Odgers, Milne Chef, Bullingies Montay Verwley, and Mareen Aster. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or context to identify a coherent story or outcome.
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M. Briand
Lymper
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Pan German
Serte
Stinmee
E. H. Hughes
Methodists of
Hedding ME. Whureh
KH. Hughes
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Hotel Barre
Hotel Barre, As Will Many of the Official Visitors. Then Inenl
William Oliver
Emory Newhall
Hay
Methodist Church
Thureday
H.W. Broedy
Business Inc
Icirese
Morris W. Fire
Wom
Etly Foreign Missionary Society
B Welle
EL Morgan
Joseph Hamiltee Grveding
Adderen Her
Furen Beld
Eobterrine Elaimanty
Robert Heseltine
A L. Seaton
Th. D
Ity
Leon Welle Lender
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Clase
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G. HH. Hedding
Benjamin Gates
Charles Plum
Ertwin Walt Wages
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Reiardew. Arif
W. Lewte
Broken Main
Brockton Builders
Gov Parkhurst
Maine
L. B. Goldsmith of
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Cons
Springfeld
Kibbee
Senators
University of Vermont
Prichet
Toms
Kelp
Evan
Universalist Church
Mrs. Anderson
Mer Sealy Mame
Ray Erskine
B.S. Taylor
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