Adriatic Question Delayed By Allied Negotiations
San Remo reports show Premier Nitti and Foreign Minister Trumbita of Jugoslavia asking Allies to let Italy and Yugoslavia settle their Adriatic grievances. Fiume fate and buffer state proposal spark dispute, with French British views pushing acceptance of Wilson plan or adherence to London terms.
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Nitti
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
San Remo
Associated Presa
Council of Premiers
Trimbiteh
Adriatic
Fiume
Sanremo Council
Wilson
San Thema
Premier Nitti
Dee
Finme
Mt Wilson
London
Allies Ready to Take More Territory
San Remo April 26 The Franco British declaration on Germany includes a clause authorizing all measures including occupation of additional German territory if needed to ensure the treaty’s execution. Leaders from Italy Britain France Belgium and Japan support the stance ahead of the May 25 Spa meeting with Mueller the German representative.
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San Remo
Hayas
Tinciprene Cowell
Germany
Hymape
Belgium
Baron Munteni
France
Thea Mint
Vhanesilur
Mueller
Spa
Belgum
Will Finish Tonight San Memo ry 2
Summary text is unreadable OCR with scrambled words. The snippet mentions Assy ne Prece, a treaty of Verasilie, Adriatic settlement, French and Malka delegations, Las Remo, and a British train to be ready at Hawkloek tomorrow morning. Names and places are unclear due to corruption.
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Assyne
Tn Ag Ohiellikon
Verasilie
Adriatic
Las Remo
Olghe
Hawkloek
Oraing
Better Rule Assured Palestine Amid Global Tension
Fragmented and garbled OCR text discusses Palestine under British rule and a supposed military occupation. It references political concepts like autonomy and benevolent governance, but the content is incoherent and lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a concrete story.
Albania Forces Overcome In Tirana take over
London reports supporters of Benad muses Turkish rationalist leader and former provisional president of Albania have occupied Tirana and overthrown the government. Government forces were dispersed and fled, leaving rifles captured by advancing troops. Fighting occurred near Kavala and Durazzo with about 200 casualties. Exiled leaders and Turkish figures were mentioned in dispatches.
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London
Benad
Albania
Tirana
Viorina
Exchange Telegraph
Athens
Ttatians
Messaaeotates
Ke Aad Pasha
France and Germany May Co operate on Trade
A government report forecasts trade agreements between France and Germany to stabilize markets and cooperate in potash iron and coke and textiles. The two nations share economic dependence with Germany as the iron and coke supplier and joint control of potash. Alsace mills supply cotton dyeing and printing now, with German plants offering better equipment and markets for French goods.
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France
Germany
Foreign Trade Bureau
Department of Commerce
Alsace
Russian Railroads Fall Behind in Restoring Traffic
Moscow April 24 Russian railroad shops now run at peak peace time capacity and would need over ten years to restore normal traffic with current facilities. A survey in Economic Life cites a shortage of rolling stock and domestic transport industry growth as chief needs. 1914 locomotives numbered about 20 000 with Ih out of use and about 10 000 locomotives today with 5 per cent out of commission. Cars totaled 250 000, lines reduced about 20 percent. Prewar capacity was 300 locomotives and 40 000 cars yearly, with retirements. Current needs include 14 000 locomotives and 650 000 cars.
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Moscow
Tmber
Recalled Ancient Times and the Megantic Redirection
Fragmentary report notes the Star liner Megantic sailing from there toward Liverpool via New Balland and the Peatton canal. It mentions Panama railroad links, West India trade, and the Golden Age commanded by D. D. Porter of the United States Navy. The text references yellow fever and a defeat of the company's plan, with unclear chronology and several garbled phrases.
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Janes
Megantic
Liverpool
New Balland
Wort
Panama
India
Mall Stream Parket Co
Hampton
Extra Troops Evacuate Ruhr Says German Note
Paris April 24 Dr Gooppert head of the German delegation in Paris handed a note to the French foreign office addressed to Premier Millerand stating that the additional troops which had entered the Ruhr district all evacuated that district on April 21.
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Paris
Gooppert
Paria
Foreign Office
Preitier Millerand
Ruhr
German inquiry votes against hearing former ministers
Berlin April 23 parliamentary investigation committee No 1 studying pre war diplomacy voted by nationalist democratic and center party members against holding an oil hearing for former Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and ex foreign ministers von Jagow and Zimmermann. Dr Ernest Quarek resigned as social democrat chairman after proposing the hearing.
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Berlin
Democratic
Center Party
von Bothmann Hollweg
von Jagow
Zimmermann
Mhoir
Campaigen
Ernest Quarek
Frmer
Rear Admiral Brittain Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Aboard the flagship in southern waters Rear Admiral Carlo B Brittain chief of staff to the commander in chief Atlantic fleet killed himself with a gunshot after a period of mental strain. He died in his cabin on April 21 and the body was found by the deck officer. Funeral services were held aboard the flagship and the body was to be transported to Washington. Resem Thomas B Brittain, his son, accompanied the body.
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Preasi
Carlo B Brittain
New York
Cuba
Brittwin
Brittain
Henry BK. Whisen
Robert F. Coonts
Alvin
Aan
Tome
United States
Washington
Resim Thomas B. Brittain
Boy killed by train near Rutland switcher incident
Darlington April 26 A boy named Milferd Jomen and another named Stanley were pushing a wheelbarrow across a park near College Street when a Rutland train struck them. Milferd died. Stanley received serious injuries. Father attempted to intervene as the accident occurred near the Rutland tracks.
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Darlington
Milferd
Joomen
Eder
William Jeroen
Wae
Stanley
Bowhde
College
Rutland
Ruthand
Mallee
Bowe
Armin
Staded Police Fight Leaves Auto Shop Owner Dead
April 28 Chicago reports an extensive crime index found in Hang J James autos shop after he was killed in a fight with policemen. Police believed robberies totaling 500000 may be revealed and over 100000 worth of loot recovered. James was arrested after firing on officers during a pursuit near a police station. A dozen officers joined the gun battle. one man was fatally shot.
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Chieigo
Polico Today
Hang J. James
James
Dames
Dix
Eight People Murdered at Wolf Farm in Turtle Lake
Eight bodies found on Jacob Wolf farm near Turtle Lake after a murder spree likely Thursday or Friday. Hired hand Krone, 18 months old girl escape, gun and hatchet recovered. coroner investigates whether victims were killed by hatchet or gunfire. Local farmer John Brekken testified two men were seen near the farm before the discovery.
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Turtle Lake
Jacob Wolf
Mysterius
Wolf
Wolf Farm
Aman
Wolfe
John Brekken
Eliht Montis
Raiders on Police Repulsed at Clonroche Barracks
Four hundred attackers besieged a Leinster barracks in Ireland, firing rifles and revolvers for two hours. Windows were shattered and several attackers were wounded or killed. Local authorities reported casualties among the assailants.
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Clonroche
Ireland
Leinster
Conflicting Claims on Dme Trial Situation Grows
Fragmented notes describe a chaotic court scene with several haunts facing confusion while a central and distant location, possibly a market or district, experiences repeated disturbances. The text is unclear and many terms appear garbled or miswritten.
Favorable for Race Foreman Crincinet Teilittehe
The fragment mentions Asuapelia in Mad April and a favorable outcome for a race. It references a foreman and itemized events, but the readable text is heavily garbled with missing words. No clear names, dates, or places beyond April are extractable.
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Asuapelia
Mad
Crincinet Teilittehe
Violations of Pure Food Laws Upheld in Federal Cases
Washington D C April 26 Government changes involving violation of pure food laws were upheld in 49 of 5 cases decided in federal courts, per the bureau of chemistry. Actions covered adulterated tomato products, rotten tomatoes, misbranding of cottonseed meal, canned salmon seizures, spoiled stock feeds, olive oil adulteration, and an artificial vinegar case resulting in a $400 fine. Additional penalties included a $200 fine and costs for adding water to milk, shipments of ripe lima beans seized, and a gelatine mix containing wine copper and zinc. Seven actions involved adulteration and misbranding of proprietary medicines.
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Washington D.C
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Red Sox shortstop breaks all records in league play
Boston April 20 Evenett Scott, Boston American shortstop, extends his consecutive league game streak to 594 with the fell against the Athletics. He began June 201 with the Red Sox and has not missed a game, pursuing the longest regular season streak in major league history while adding world series games to his total.
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Boston
Evenett Scott
Crick
Boston Americane
Athletics
Philadelphia
Scot
Laderne
Philadelphia Nationals
Piscott
Red Sox
Scott Hed
Tuck” Turner
Jonely
Tinker
Cincinnati
Jail Becomes Hotel in Ottawa After Prohibition
Ottawa Illinois April 26 Sheriff announces the Ottawa jail will be turned into a hotel as prohibition empties it of prisoners and activity.
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Ottawa IL
Sherif
Agere
Ottawa
Montpelier Train Delays Fray Local Routines
Montpelier and Wells River railroad trains shifted schedules causing morning crowding and longer waits for prosaic errands. Town officials discuss extending milk train service and gridlock may affect business, while Waterbury records note two marriages and state projects on hotel grounds and grounds beautification led by forestry officials.
Wounded girl accuses man in Berkley shooting case
Taunton report says Joseph Martin of Providence held without bail on a charge connected to the shooting of Alice Harrison of Providence. Harrison, in critical condition with multiple wounds, identified Martin at bedside. Martin and companion Pimental drove to Providence, pursued marriage plans, then allegedly shot Harrison after learning she would not marry him.
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Taunton
Mass
Joseph Martin
Providence
R. 1
Alice Harrison
Martin
Berkley
Henry Pimental
Mixa Harrison
Clertyman
Weybooret Street
Miss Harrison
Pusi-T
Pimental
Berkley Street
Lillian Howland
Burneide Avenue
Proviedener
Romary
Textile Workers Seek 44 Hour Week
Delegates from New Tastes it Centers pretent ed a conference of the Arm afigaden test Textile Workers of America there, re turned to their foost unions today ron authority to Initiate ame s4bour work weel I tomcat bs pay, and dasends ral rerognition of the organization. It wan wed to support minrally and finamen! Sale te-asjecte he the local anité objects, Ht wae enpounerih textile centers ceprecrnmtoed be eee amd In which motion was au thorized, include Lawremor,. Hed ford, Maynard, Tasuton, 4 linn, Fitchburg, Neshus, Mymnonitl and
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Boston
Armafigaden Test Textile Workers of America
Amd
Lawremor
Hedford
Maynard
Tasuton
Linn
Fitchburg
Neshus
Mymnonitl
Maronite Archbishop Arrives to Lead U S Maronite Church
New York April 28 The most severance great airship arrived on the Lorraine to deliver the first Pope John Paul II appointed Maronite apostle to the United States. Archbish Khouri 25 years old, who studied in Mount Lebanon and Tyre, has toured many towns and Maronite churches in the region. He will guide Parishes across Pennsylvania Ohio and New England and beyond.
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New York
United States
Lorraine
del Vente
Anitineh
Tate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Springfeld
New Hedford
Pall River
Lawrences
Mass
Providence
Torrington
Conn
Arcbhichap
Palpatine
Tyre
Chilean Athletes Triumph in Ot agolant Meet
Sentiaga Chile reports from April 5 that Chilean ethnics performed strongly at an athletic event, achieving notable results including a 43 point score for Unaging on April 2. The report highlights the vitality of regional competitors.
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Sentiaga
Chile
Advertisers and Readers Warned About Notices
Fragmented text warns advertisers readers correspondents about notices and payments. The garbled content references ad notices and a public or legal matter with references to dates and parties, though specifics are unclear.
Government Wins Anti Trust Suits Against Railroads
Washington April 26 The government won its anti trust suits against the Lehigh Valley and Reading railroad companies in the author site cases and the coal trust case against Reading and subsidiaries. Justice Clark rendered the opinion in the Lehigh Valley case while the court ruled in the coal trust case involving Schuylkill coal fields.
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Washington, D. C
Lehigh and Reading Railroad
Supreme Court
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Aubard Ariea
Clark
Anthracite Coal Trust
Reading Company
Schuylkill, Pa
Woman Faces Trial on Charge of Murder in Hooksett
Concord, N H April 26 Mrs Marion Loynes Otterson after five months in jail was brought to court for trial on the charge of murdering her brother in law Maurice Otterson at the family home in Hooksett on November 6. Prosecution claims a jewelry quarrel sparked the shooting while the defense seeks to show thieves entered the house. The defense has 20 peremptory challenges and the state rests. Otterson is defended by Robert and Alexander Murchie. Prosecutors are Oxer L Young and Herbert W Raine.
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Concord
N. H
Marion Loynes Otterson
Toaluy
Maurice Otterson
Hooksett
Otterson
Robert
Alexander Murchie
Oxer L. Young
Laconia
Apa
Herbert W. Rainte
Mourder
Howard Feaslee
Henniker
Robert Marchia
Granite labor false alarm ends as mills resume work
Rumor claimed granite cutters in Northfield and aerate had halted at 8600 penalty for two days but findings show no foundation. F K Sawyer and H Howe & Co agreed to pay 81 per hour and returned to work this morning. A Barre Granite Manufacturers' meeting in New York on May 3 will elect representatives for a forthcoming conference.
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Northfield
Aerate
F. K. Sawyer
FL. Howe
Popery
Ty m& Appeial
Barre
Cockation
Morcow
Weloek
New York
Moore Newcomb wed in Waterbury in April ceremony
Alexander A. Moore formerly of Liverpool England and Frances Newcomb of Wil Hemstown were married Saturday evening April 24 at the Congrega parsonage by Rev. Edwand . Moore previously served as assistant supervisor at the state hospital mile wards and spent a year and a half overseas in the medical corps. Newcomb was a nurse at the hospital.
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Waterbury
Alexander A. Moore
Liverpool
England
Frances Newcomb
Wil Hemstown
Edwand
Mr. Moore
State Hospital
Mile
Mediewl Corps
Misa Newconils
Ana
General William H. Seward Jr Dies at 1 Year Old
General William H. Seward son of the late secretary Seward died today at age unknown. He led New York volunteers and was commissioned brigadier general by Secretary Stanton. He served as director in various large corporations including American Express Company.
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William HH. Seward
Swat
Taivh
New York Volunteers
House of
W. H Sewart & Co
America Express Company
Non-Union Longshoremen Start Work in Boston
In Boston on April 26, non union longshoremen began work at the Clyde Line terminal, replacing strikers who walked off amid wage disputes. Despite low applicant interest, the new crew started duties near the Clyde wharf as workers shouted about conditions, while steamship Nake Forihat remained tied for weeks.
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Hoston
Clyde
Union Fomstwine Hongebatemen
Williams Case Set For Next Week In Supreme Court
State v Frank Williams and State v George A Long slated for arguments as supreme court session opens next week. AG office preparing with FB R. Davis. case previously tried in Washington county court last fall but postponed due to busy dockets. Trial calendar lists 78 cases including Sanborn v Weir and others. Orange and Caledonia counties also feature cases such as Gilley v Urs vile and Rose Dailey v Alden Hor.
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State
Frank ©. Williams
Supreme Court
FB. R. Davis
Washington County
Sanborn
Weir
Stephens
Thomas
Mardamus
George A Long
Ve. Ho F
Bartlett
Fermont Savings Bank
Maotion
Lowell
Wheeler
Bancroft
Vail
Page Va Cave
Button Ve
Cutting
Orange County
Gilley
Urs Vie
State Ve
Rose Dailey
Alden Hor
Mrs Parker Sentenced for House of Ill Fame
Isabella Parker was sentenced to six months for operating a house of ill fame in Barre. Accompanied by guardian A. A. Sargent and deputy sheriff Tracy, she traveled by Larry McMahon's car to the correction house while appearing in good health and with minimal public notice.
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Windsor
Mra. F. H. Tracy
Isabella Parker
House of Correction
Mra
Tracy
A. A. Sargent
Mra Parker Wie
Barre
Laeina T. Browd
Will
Death of Raul Vezzon Young Man at Home
Raul Vezzon died at the family home on Saturday afternoon after a three month illness. Born in Barre James, he attended Beckley Hill and North Herre schools, worked as a stonecutter, and was noted for his patience and kindness. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. Verconi, a sister, and several aunts and cousins. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 1:30 PM with burial in the local cemetery.
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Raul Vezzon
Egisto Verconi
Third Street
Yiang
Bern
Barre James
Beckley Hill
North Herre
Ant Yma
Psa Iy Aly
Deep Teeret
Siete
Beerrer
Ape Cemetery
Native of Italy Eda Beni Dies in Milford Funeral Tuesday
Mrs Eda Beni died Saturday night after a long illness. She was born in Reems Italy in 1884 and lived there until age twelve. She married in Vest ry and came to this country twelve years ago. Survived by husband and children Aya and Amatoimetti, plus brothers Michart Cabin and Lewh OQutte of Milford. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from the Bewi house.
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Eda Beni
Fila
Detto
Bet
Beni
Italy
Abe
Hur
Aya
Amit Aptoimetti
Ambokinattes Brothers
Michart
Milford
Ernes
Bewi
Warren Hide and Leather Co Increases Capital Stock
Warren Hide and Leather Co of Morrisville reports a capital stock increase to $200,000. The firm states the additional funds were raised to expand operations and support revised business plans, reflecting efforts to grow production capacity and meet anticipated demand.
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Warren Hide & Leather Co
Morrisville
Warree Wide & Leather Fn
Neville Kee Increwee le Capitel Steee Bnud
Chetat
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