Premier Lloyd George and Millerand Reach Coal Pact
San Remo April 24 The two premiers Linv d George and Millerand announced a complete agreement on allied attitudes toward Germany and the peace treaty. After a three and a half hour conference Premier Millerand left pleased. American and British rationing members Bradbury and Sir John Tuiry returned home to report to their governments on Germany coal deliveries possibilities.
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San Remo
Associated Press
Germany
Linvd George
Millerand
Lloyd George
Reparations Commission
Sir John Brad
Tuiry
States Council
Italy Declares Independence From Central Empires
Premier Atti of Italy rejects any secret pact with the central powers and warns that the world faces dire consequences unless Europe’s conditions are restored. Signor Nitti urges universal peace and insists Germany must be disarmed and integrated into postwar work.
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Nitti
Germany
Atti
Maly
Europe
France
Ftenner
Karl Renner
Chanelier
Rome
Fried
Italy
Avatric E
Belelievben
Militariens
Believed Germany Delays Report Causes Government Reaction
Rio Janeiro dispatch quotes Paul Soares De Moura, Brazil’s minister of marina, via Associated Press, alleging deliberate German delay while criticizing the government. The statement notes unidentified tensions and mentions recent events but lacks complete details due to the distorted text.
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Rio Janeiro
Germany
Mit” Arto
Associated Press
Paul Soares de Moura
Marina
Neoday
RELIEVING COAL SHORTAGE EN RELIEF SYSTEM UPDATE
Fragmented OCR notes describe coal shortage relief plans and railway passenger car safety issues. Mixed lines mention America versus China in a sports score and references to April dates, gate entries, and a baseball game with names and teams. The text is garbled but centers on relief actions and a sports result.
Taillaux Set Free Arrives in Paris
Joseph Caillaux, former premier, convicted of commerce and correspondence with the enemy, was released and arrived at his Paris home shortly before 1 PM with his wife and friends. He declined to comment, saying he would not be in Paris May.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
High Court of Commerce
M. Cuiliaux
Settlement Reached Over Stutz Stock Bid by Ryan
New York April 24 An agreement settled a dispute between Allen A Ryan Stutz Motor Car chairman and a protective committee of 68 stock exchange houses over Stutz stock. Settlement price 125 a share plus 85 for a 20 percent dividend and 40 for 20 day premiums. Trading fluctuations followed as bids and offers shifted and committees set a maximum price. Ryan denied cornering stock claiming he acted to protect State stockholders from raiders aiming to push the price down.
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New York
Allen A. Ryan
Stutz Motor Car Company
Protective Committee
Stock Exchange
Btuts
Ryan
Board of Governors of the Exchange
Setirement
Ated
Underwood Seen as Democratic Leader Hope
Washington April 24 reports say Senator Hitchwork of Nebraska withdrew from the contest for Democratic leadership, leaving Senator Underwood of Alabama as the probable choice. The move ends a months long deadlock between the two candidates, with the party conference expected to decide today.
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Washington
Senator Hitchwork
Nebraska
Phnt Senia
Underworld
Alu Uma
Senatere Hitchonk
Underwood
Senate
Johnson leads in Montana primary results
Sen Johnson holds a wide margin in Montana as unofficial returns trickle in from about 200 precincts. Voters focus on Republican candidates including Teunard Wied and Hever, while Democrats draw little attention amid a sparse field and many write ins.
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Tohnetn
California
Montana
Peripeye
Ceneral Teunard Wied
Werbert Hever
Frank
Lowgar
Tlinois
Warren
Mardin
Deamoerstin
Aldate
Iam G. McAdow
Witeon
Eugene V. Debs
Herbert Hoover
Foremnor Edwarts
William 4
Bryan
Lalla
Nearly Full Crews Operate Amid Turbulent Scene
Fragmentary OCR text shows chaotic scene with references to crewing, sirens, and unrest. Names and specifics are unclear, but indications point to a large-scale operation underway near a tense incident with police or security presence and disputed actions. Further readable details are not present.
U S Recognizes New Armenia Declares Independence
Secretary Colby informed Washington representative Passermadyi that Armenia is recognized as an independent republic by the United States. An allied conference at San Remo had decided similarly. No decision yet on a U S diplomatic representative to Armenia.
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Wapkiiatan
D.C
Armenia
Republic
United States
San Remo
Colby
Passermadyi
Washington
Armenia Declares Independence Amid World Powers Refusal
In San Remo on April 24, the supreme council announced Armenia to become an independent state. Borders not defined yet, and the new republic faces potential weakness due to Turkish minorities and unresolved governance challenges.
Parade Protest Fails To Boost Fashion Parade Echoes Prohibition Fight
New York observers report a costly clothing protest parade on Broadway aimed at opposing prohibition. The event drew crowds while camel and elephant costumes drew attention, but participants largely stayed as spectators in patched garments and generic outfits amid mixed reactions from fashion clubs and demonstrators.
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Iutamabilee
New York
Poline
Fifth Avenue
Warships Sent as Safeguard
U S officials monitor unfoldings as American cruisers sail toward rebel threatened ports in Mexico. Dispatch of craft to Mazatlan Paledempo and Frentena serves to safeguard American lives and interests, with no plans to engage beyond offering refuge. News notes defections within Carranza controlled territories and a federal commander at Linares aligning with the movement.
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Washington
D.C
Mexico
State
War Departments
United States
Maxatian
Paledempo
Frentena
Mazatlan
Sonora
Carranza
Linares
Netivo Leon
Monterey
Tumpico
Supreme Court Rejects Daylight Saving Law Challenge
Boston April 14 The supreme court refused Herbert Myrick of Bringfield's petition to restrain the daylight saving law from taking effect tomorrow The attorney general filed a demurrer the court upheld and refused to reserve the case for action by the full bench
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Boston
Supreme Court
Herbert Myrick
Bringfield
Progress of Examination of Cutters in Barre
The National Tuberculosis Association conducted a three phase study on granite cutters in Barre over two weeks. Of 210 men examined none showed tuberculosis, challenging the belief of widespread TB among cutters. Data from 20 years of records and factory inquiries suggest disease may reflect broader occupational factors rather than TB itself.
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Barre
National Tuberculosis Association
Becaus
National
Tu”berculosie Association
State House
Montpelier
Outaide
Onrris
Thier Law
Tuber Monke Association
Mandiain
International Gasoctation
Salem Destroyer McCawley Sailors Prepare for Departure
San Diego April 24 officers and men of the scout craft Salem and destroyer McCawley were making preparations for a day distant from base. Salem to Marchiun Molawley to Polohampo. Orders reviewed by Rear Admiral Howl Redeem, commander Pacific fleet, from the navy department, exiled for departure.
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San Diego
Cal
Scout Artiser
Salem
McCawley
Thie
Marchiun
Polohampo
Howl Redeem
Pacific Feet
Navy Department
Assolon
Moe
Deportees on the Susquehanna Arrive After Ship Mishap
April 23 report from Triest describes Bolshevik agitators and other undesirables deported from the United States aboard the Susquehanna. The ship ran aground near Vola, docking later with transfer to the Argentine. several passengers, including Himagaraty and SigoSIaya, returned to their former homes. The Susquehanna sustained no serious damage.
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Triest
Associated Press
Bolehevik
United States
Simquehanma
Vola
Argentine
Sasquetania
Himagaraty
Sigosiaya
America
Susquehanca
Few Men Reporting 47 Butte Mines
Foote, Mont, April 24. With an increased wart still small, miner turnout at the Butte copper mines shows few men reporting for work. A number arrived from Care Fost Yeorgn. more men reported than the preceding shift, despite a strike and ongoing mine disruptions.
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Foote
Mont
Lawsuit Over Alienation Filed in Albans Court
Plaintiff Mary seeks damages alleging alienation of affections caused by a third party. Case file cites a Franklin county court term and names involved, including residents of Shelford and nearby communities. Proceedings request monetary relief and legal remedies.
Shipload of Rats and Germ Tests Aboard Alps Maru
A chaotic wartime scene unfolds aboard the Alps Maru as a shipload of rats frolics on deck while crews await laboratory tests to determine if the rats carry potential biological agents. The vessel traveled from Antwerp with stops at Mortemouth, Hing, amid Allied wartime operations.
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New York
Antwerp
Ha Mortemouth
Hing
Unclear fragmentary OCR weather note
Fragmentary OCR text contains unclear words and misread terms. no coherent event or entities to summarize into a complete news item.
Good galn at portsmouth statistics summary
Fragmented OCR text lists numbers and names with unclear context. It mentions Portsmouth, Washington, statistics, percentages, times, and various stray figures. The readable bits point to a statistical summary or catalog of figures rather than a cohesive narrative.
New York Senate Backs 2.75 Percent Beer Bill
The New York Senate endorsed 2.75 percent beer by a 27 to 23 vote, sending the Walker bill to the Assembly for concurrence. A concurrent anti-saloon league enforcement bill failed, and the Sutherland measure to legalize one four percent beer and 12 percent wine also did not pass.
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New York Senate
Albany
New York Senate Today
Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Sutherland
Pussyfoot Johnson Receives Warm Westerville Welcome
Westerville Ohio April K Johnson nicknamed Pussyfoot, an Anti Saloon League advocate, arrived home to a royal greeting. Officials from Amelia and Newark accompanied him to Columbus, he spoke at the State House, then returned to Westerville for a homecoming celebration before a nationwide speaking tour on prohibition and enforcement. He plans to return to Bagl in September to continue prohibition work.
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Westerville
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Wii
England
Wielved
Royal
Axtrameil
Ant Sakian League
Johnson
Bagh
Meritorious Concert by School Glee Club and Orchestra
The aiding glee club and orchestra presented a refined concert in the school assembly, filling nearly all seats. Miss K Marion Dorward directed. the program featured double quartet numbers, the Connecticut march, and Star Spangled Banner with choral accompaniment, finishing with dancing to Collins’ three piece orchestra. The event raised nearly 850 for instruments for the Spaniding gun club and orchestra.
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Mies
Marion Dorward
Tie Tench
Connecticut
Glee Etabe
George Rivers
Dihie
Mies Vomone
Lengielew
Orpheus Pizeover
Bruthe
Clement Mr Mahon
Baritvor
Perched on Wires Defied Police in Alabama Disruption
In Midbile on April 24 a group perched on utility lines caused a citywide outage and traffic disruption downtown. Onlookers described the perilous scene as officers and emergency crews surveilled the area while a mock attempt to descend occurred. No injuries reported.
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Midbile
Ala
Antion
Earth
Addepind & Pe
Unclear fragmentary text about Hines and Wesigns
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hines and Wesigns with garbled phrasing and a reference to March. No coherent event, date, or location is readable to form a proper summary.
Ma Sweet and her seven daughters dazzle at Universalist church
Local report describes Ma Sweet and all seven daughters delivering a rib tickling stage show before a full Universalist church audience. Squire Barefax of Cutler Corner lauds the sober, spirited performance, with Minty Ann and Mise Lillian Hoberts noted for standout songs and costumes. The matinée included organ cues and a hearty reception with cake in the basement afterwards.
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Cinene Green
Squag Holler
Ma Sweet
Universalist Church
Sweet
Squire Barefax
Cutler Corner
The
Times Today
Hoehandle
Rube
Minty Ann
Johnson
Mia Sweet
Rein
Jallian
Roberta
Que Minty Ann
Myre
Katith
Betsy Belinda
Eee
Blanchard
Cerolina Cor
Heth Cutler
Dorothy de
Myrtle Uokorke
Eth Wilizabeth Eiden
Fartle Mont
Jessie Rockwend
Fran Te Gowers
Miew
Mary Fullerton
Glorianna Galabuut
Hite Henpott
W. TL. Anthon
Columbia
Ies
Stuart
Belgium
Maykar
Britain
Mary
Coe Fedory
Rutland Man Seeks Injunction Over Burlington News Shares
Rutland March 74 shares in the Burlington News are the center of a suit seeking a permanent injunction. The case, heard before Judge Wien in county court, argues over control and ownership in the Burlington News. Babbitt claims mismanagement by defendants related to stock and corporate actions. The hearing this week will determine whether the temporary injunction becomes permanent. The court approved the defendants with attorney appearances by Tarting and Webber, Frinton for Mr Babbitt.
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Rutland Mar
Burlington News
Rutland
Junkge Wien
Boman
Therlmannry Yeimeialinigs
Hhonald G. Haliettt
Hatlend News
Agaliet Chyaree I
Whitney
Menry BR. Shaw
Barting Sr
Babbitt
Emurt
Thariee
H. Tarting
Murvethe
C. Webber
Walter B Frnton
Gift to Burlington Public Park from Mayor and Mrs Jackson
Burlington residents received a large land gift from Mayor and Mrs Jackson. The tract, adjoining the city park at the corner of Hawthorn Avenue, will expand the playground and ball fields for future use by local children.
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Jackson
Burlington
Ark
J Thotmes Jacksont
B. I. Senalley Donne
Mekeen
A Brave Young Chap Falls Into Swift River
A brave young chap fell into the Swift Paseumpsie River and was swept away. Bystanders reported he managed to emerge or was rescued, details unclear due to garbled text. The item reads like a wartime era or local incident note with uncertain names and places.
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Paseumpsie River
Springfield Ne Conference Merger Proposed
A proposal was approved at the Vermont conference to unite the New Hampshire and Vermont Methodist branches. A five member commission will study the merger and a new New England Northern Conference may be formed. The conference also favored relaxing church discipline on dancing and amusements and allowing lay delegation from each pastoral charge to sit in the annual conference without voting on ministerial matters.
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Springfield
New Hampshire
Vermont
Methodist Church
New England
Lay Delegates Chosen at April Delegates Conference
Lay delegates chosen to attend the general conference at Des Moines on May 1. Shingfeld presided with Frank Phimney and Mrs Mason W Sharp performing. The conference voted to dispense on retiree annuity payments and to allocate minister salaries, with Rev W H Davenport and Rev Arthur W Hewitt named as delegates. George A Martin led a resolution for veteran preacher support during the session.
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Frank Phimney
Northfield
Mason W. Sharp
Hushand
Yesteray
Dis Moines
Trish
Knostarg Palle
SA. Daneleh
Bestrleham
W. H. Davenport
Spring
Arthur W. Hewitt
George A. Martin
Jahoebury
TWO CHURCHES OVERSUBSCRIBE IN VERMONT MOVEMENT
A meeting in Turlington reports the Federated Baptist and Congregational churches in West Cheeleston pledged support for their joint movement. Per-member dues for four years are outlined, with pledges varying around 18 to 22 dollars per year and total four-year commitments.
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Turlington
Congregational World
Vermont
West Cheeleston
Escaped Prisoner Hunted After Train Breakout
Prisoner Henry Lapier, sentenced in Chittenlon county court to five to ten years for burglary, escaped aboard a southbound state line train near Winker. He entered a toilet, smashed a window, leaped to the track and fled. deputies, town police and the convicts' guards pursued him toward North Masisend and Windewr.
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Soa Laeneation Bn Sesh Pestentay
Pete
Henry Lapier
Chitterden
Chittenlon
Alene
BF Andrew & Kon Wompany Lumber
Lay
Shay
Chick
Wen
Chqraty
North Masisend
Moline O'Keefe
Lapier
Mietoe
Windewr
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Pussyfoot Johnson
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Spaulding Glee Club and Orchestra
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Gh. I. Nevins
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McLewd
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