Government Deliberates German Reparations Offer
Secretary of State Hughes studied the German counter proposals at length and will advise President Harding on whether to transmit them to the Allies, return them to Germany, or seek more information from Berlin. Allied decisions will largely guide the course. Cabinet discussed the matter, but no details or embargoed text were released.
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Washington
Hughes
Harding
United States
Germany
Berlin
Bradford Chronicle: Deaths, Visits, and Social News
Mr. Green dies at his daughter's home April 21 with services held Saturday. Miss Barbara Martin visited family in Canaan while Mrs Hattie Worillee saw her daughter Mildred Worthley in Springfield Mass. A. K Be! and Madeline Renfrew left for Manchester. Rav. O. l Anitraws attends a conference. Henry Staplesius rented a hover on Plessant Street to Howland of Topshins. Miss Tena Allen of New Haven visits. West Bradford social event featured a program, community sing, and ice cream. The Levers car of AW Newton from Vicemdon, missing since Friday, has not been found. number 17495. Mrs Helen Fleming Burnside, 70, widow of George H Foern, died April 24 at her home in Bellows Falls. long prominent in town and related to Byledoves of Vermont. H. W. Goldemith, a local merchant struck by lightning, survived. Far-reaching aviation news notes aviation acceleration and pilot counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Minnie Carr
Barbara Martin
Mire
Ethel Martin
Canaan
Hattie Worillee
Mildred Worthley
Springfield
Mass
Madeline Renfrew
Manchester
Henry Staplesius
Plessant Street
Howland
Topshins
Tena Allen
New Haven
Conn
West Bradford
Earth A Poor Sport Tries To Trip Up Comet Pons Wincke
Berkeley observatory warns that earth will perturb the periodic comet Pons Winnecke this summer. The earth may slightly alter its course, culminating in a meteor shower around June 27, with naked eye visibility limited to a bright tail display and no anticipated damage to earth.
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Earth
Berkeley
Cal
Observatory of
University of California
Brattleboro News A Summary of Court and Civic Items
Arch ie Farnsworth pleas guilty to complicity in a statutory offense involving his daughter and receives 3 to 5 years in state prison. Rollie Farnsworth and Mrs Floren Lombard sentenced for adultery, Lombard 9 to 12 months in Rutland prison. Farnsworth faces further court action on minor children case. Robert Coombe appointed Windham county district highway commissioner by Gov. Dix, previously with TF Ley Co for 11 years. John Gigard in critical condition near 70, family illness cited. fire incident on Cross Street causes minor damage. Organ Co of Brattleboro seeks to amend articles. $1.2 million capital stock noted. Creamery meeting May 14 to organize new venture. Brown cited in probation case. Probate actions and train schedule changes also reported.
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Archie Farnsworth
Rollie Farneworth
Floren Lombard
Rutland
Farnsworth
Windsor
Archie Farnswoth
Robert Coombe
Mrattleborn Haween
Dix
Windham County
Il ‘Theriault
Gigard
Bnet
Lars
Lerioh
Chishelm
Cross Street
P. Shelton
Ital Stork
Fadwin Brown
Brown
Anresters
Alriva
Jeffrey
Hartford
Gates
Cod
Adie
Detroit
Mick
Sree
Inter Elfeet Betndey
Peter Jumrthon
Roads Waste Billions on Rail Maintenance and Operation
Chicago April 27. Rail unions accuse railroad management of waste and seek wage protection before the railroad labor board. An exhibit claims six billion dollars were spent on operating expenses last year, with savings of about 500 million possible through modern maintenance and operation methods. Freight car performance is cited as inefficient with cars traveling 25 miles daily and frequent unserviceability. The report advocates national or regional unified control, citing wartime efficiency under federal control and noting 2029 freight car styles reduced to standard types.
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Chicago
Laor
Railroad Labor Board
New England
Boston
Albury
New Haven
Tailtodd
Rational Administration
Amt Sive
Cherel McAdow
Death at Graniteville boy dies of scarlet fever
Ralph Soernnn, six year old son of Patrick Sheehan of Graniteville, died Tuesday afternoon at 4 from scarlet fever contracted the prior week. His grandfather John Murphy died recently. Survived by his father and brother Charles, 11. No funeral will be held. burial will be in St Sylvester's Cemetery at 1 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
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Ralph Soernnn
Patrick Sheehan
Graniteville
Wellingster
John Murphy
Charles
Fran
Warial
Rst
Sylvester’s
Barre yard crews boost Montpelier service and training changes
Reading fragments show Barre yard crew shifting work to Barre to improve morning trains, with Montpelier crew extending hours at several yards. Training transition for Brewer replacing Hunt as Barre store official, plus local dispatch issues and a Boston man discussing National Life matters in the city.
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Ate Haut
Northfield
Middlesex
Tively
Barre
Montpeliee
Beer
Monttier Yard
Tee Brewer
Poserselon
Hunt
Brewer
Autique
New York
Charlie Gammons
Boston
No. 15 Percent Wage Cut Sparks Shipping Board Talks
Washington April 27 A sharp split between Chairman Benson and marine workers emerges at the start of conferences aimed at averting a May 1 strike. Benson argues for a 15 percent wage cut and wage scale reductions as necessary amid changing economic conditions while workers insist a 15 percent cut is acceptable.
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Washington, D. C
Benson i
Shipping Board
Andrew Furnsetl
International Seamen's Union
Benson
Kaimand Benson
Chetrmaen Reneon
United States
Mrs Ida Jacques Passes at Daughter's Home
Mrs Ida Jacques died at her daughter Charles Miner's home at 199 Merchant Street after a brief illness. Born in 1838 in Fairfield she spent most of her life in Shelton and wa s married to Frederick Jarneine in 1858 before moving to Don mies. Survived by three sons Leon Cheer and Babel and two daughters Mrs Charles Miner of Barre and Mr Ralph Hebb of Bartlett. Funeral services will be held at the Hoksing Methodist Church.
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Jacques Pas
Charles Miner
Wosme
Tan Wheelock
Prirfield
Shelton
Frederick Jarneine
Settleon Don
Jacques Ie
Leon
Cheer and Babel
Barre
Ralph Hebb
Bartlett
Hoksing
Tate
Edet Church
Contempt Ruling for Plymouth Sheriff Over Ponzi Case
Boston April 27 Sheriff Blake of Plymouth County was found in contempt for refusing a writ to produce Charles Ponzi for state court trial. Ponzi, serving a federal sentence for mail fraud, is jailed in Plymouth. A federal judge ordered Blake into custody but allowed release with counsel to pursue relief in federal court. Blake argues US law blocks surrender to state court. A telegraph from the US Attorney general urged compliance. A hearing on the issue was scheduled.
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Boston
Sherif Kur
P. Blake
Plymouth County
Charles Ponzi
Ponzi
Plymouth
Fenenden
Blake
United States
Robert ©. Harris
Fessenden
Duugherty
Washington
Alien Loretta Moore Marries Charles Kilmer Martin
Loretta Moore of Montpelier and Charles Kilmer Martin of Hudson Falls were married at St Augustine's Church Montpelier by Rev. J Long. The bride, attended by her sister Marguerite Moore, wore navy blue tricot with white bouquet. Groom is son of Charles K Martin and a crew member for Dennis Bag and Paper Co. in Hudson Falls.
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Alien Loretta Moore
Moutier
Charles Kilmer Martin
Hudson Falls
St. Augustine’s Church
Montpelier
Rev
J. Long
Marguerite Moore
Walter Martin
Edward and
William Caré Loberigrin
TE. Callahan
Fendelesohn
Katherine Moore
Arthur C. Moore
Barty
Charles K Martin Antt Temsbrafteman
Uennis Bag and Payer Corporation
Hudson Path
PLAN FOR STATE FAIR MEETING DISCUSSES CONTINUATION
A special meeting of the executive committee of the state fair commission was held to decide whether the state fair should be continued amid legislative budget concerns. A total of 10500 was proposed for track events with 1400 earmarked for a free-for-all race, with Dr. Stuart presiding and attendees including Secretary F. Davie and professors from Bradford Wickford and Tolatd Pond.
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White River
Tate
Lintchow
Merting
Stuart
Lyndonville
FL. Davie
GE Mann
Thomas Bradlee
Burli Wickford
Bradford
Tolatd Pond
Talk of the Town Hareball crew sails to Hanover for Dartmouth visit
The Goddent seminary hareball team departs Barre with Pree R. L. Davison and Coach Joseph Leal for Hanover to meet Dartmouth freshmen in the afternoon. Players listed include Wall and Ket base, Willey center, Bed, Pollite, Johnson utility, with Vlanagan manager and Wilton assistant. Team returns to Barre after the game while W. P. D. Smith Co funds provisioning for the deli very arc.
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Goddent Seminary
Pree R. L. Davison
Joseph Leal
Hanover
Dartmouth
Wall
Ween Deyran
Spoint Base
Ket
Weendard Right Guild
Vivraish
Willey Center
Bed, Pollite
Johnson Utility
Erie
Smith
Serwart
Vermont Methodist Conference Opens in Barre at Hedding Church
The 77th Vermont conference of the Methodists opened at Hedding church Barre with sacrament of the Lord's Supper and a welcome from John W. Gordon. Bishop Edwin Hughes and other dignitaries spoke as clergy outlined plans, officers were elected, and a varied program for the day and evening was announced for continued sessions.
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Vermont
Two Weddings in Family in Muniy of Prank A Nichols
William E Nichole and Agnes Bishop and Dante Casselin and Carrie Nichols wed in two ceremonies. The first couple married at Monica’s Eluireh in Histon of Heaihtardy by Rev McKenna. The second vows joined Carrie Nichols and Porte Vassotling at St Monies Church with Rev Medveana.
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William E. Nichole
Agnes Bishop
Dante Casselin
Carrie Nichols
A. Nichols
Blinuie
Carrie Nivhsols
Macery
Medveana
William Nichole
Nichole
Bradfort
Stolen articles recovered and Barre arrest ends spree
Police in Barre nabbed prankster Brank Calevero and teen Mario after a break in at Dr. Cleaves’ camp near Woodbury Lake. Chief Sullivan and Deputy Gamble led the investigation, recovering stolen goods including a Chevrolet truck and other items. Suspects were brought to Montpelier for trial as officers traced the haul to a village raid.
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Marl Caleyrw
Barre
Rifles
Sullivan
Tamlne
Roi
Brank Calevero
Anil
Mario
Chel
Cwm
Dr. Kh
Woidbury Lake
Montpelier
Cleaves
Sheri Frank Af Monitpriler
Sheri Gamble
Herre
Flnally
Tracy
Marte
Cleaver
Snilliten Air
Femble
Yeetentay
Death of George E Rogers at Georset Arteries
George E Rogers died yesterday at Nowthild Hert in a nursing home region. The report notes the arterial failure during the late hours and mentions several names and places connected to the event, including Hert and Grenes, with a focus on medical context and local notices.
Parking complaints prompt traffic measures on Washington Street
A Washington Street parking dispute presented to the board of aldermen led to traffic restrictions being considered near the corner to prevent collisions. The police committee and safety committees were tasked to study the proposal and adjust patrols, with several permits issued for local property work and minor repairs.
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Washington Street
Board of Aldermen
Main
Washington
Blo
Depot Square
Mim Street
Mainetreet
Homie Hide Jr
Lim
Carlo Morle
Reehingle
Howe
Spaulding Street
Brook Street
ASIG
Remo
Teviniett
Deaths and Bullying Fallout Spread in Town
An oblique notice recounts the death of James A. Daniels formerly of Bambtinge amid bullies and illness. It notes prior incidents, a vigil at North Mit street, and funeral arrangements. The text names several locals and hints at community distress following a string of violence-related events.
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James A. Dudet
Danwle
Dinwiete
Harte Montpellir
Mit Street
Aed
Witter
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Viacemdon
Fes
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Helen Fleming Burnside
George II Foern
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H.W. Goldemith
Marrand
Tadem
Newport
Dy T. Lew
Mont ‘Pelier
Ralph Sheehan
U. S. Shipping Board
Conference of Marine Workers and Owners
Ida Jacques
Marchant Street
Martin—Moore
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Methodists
Mr. Gordon's
Harte
Gordon
William McN. Kittredge
Barre Presbyterian Church
Frank J.ivodsprod
Murre Congregational Church
Allan McRaecin
New York Ciy
Clarence Trite Wilton
Wallington
D.C
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Seerea
A. A. Mandign
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B.G. Lipeky
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EW Sturtevant
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J. W. Devaians
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Comets
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AL Markey
FA. Woodworth
Bellows Park
B. G. Lipsky
F. T. Clark
Eller
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Board of Hospitals and Homes
Edgar C. Tullar
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Talar
Board of Temperauire
W. Howitt
Plainfield
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BR. H. Moore
Randolph
Paul L. Vogt
Philadelphia
Th. W. Steady
Adirese
Morris W. Elmes
Toemsurer
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J. B. Welle
Wee FH. Morgan
George E Rogers
Ledom
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Nowthield
Hintop
Peter Wert
James A. Daniels
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