Germany's Delegate Refuses Reparations Parley Attendance
Dr. Von Oertzen head of the German war burdens commission declines to attend a Paris reparations meeting to determine timing and methods of payment. He cites current conditions as reason not to participate. In Washington Harding and Cabinet discussed allied views on German proposals as the American reply remains delayed.
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von Oertzen
Paris
Associated Press
von Oertron
Washington, D. C
Harding
Hughes
France 18 Confident of Direct Action
Paris reports Premier Briand headed to London for the supreme allied council meeting. France stands united behind a demand for direct action to enforce reparations penalties from Germany. The cabinet decided the posture for Paris’s representatives at the London talks and outlined measures before Ruhr occupation.
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Paris
Briand
London
Supreme Allied Council
Germany
Maypreme Council
Ths
Prane
Ead
France
Ruhr
Negotiations for goal strike settlement deadlock in Leodan
In Leodan on April 29 negotiations over a major goal strike remain stalled as miners owners and government retreat to reassemble positions. Miners executives warn the talks may resume with fresh mediation soon while public services and schedules face potential disruption.
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Leodon
Erek
Spinsters blamed as bachelor tax dodger vows refusal
Great Falls Montana April 20 William Atzinger five years old a board member of the Montana state fair says spinsters are respon sible for his not marrying and will not pay the poll tax of $3 on bachelors He declares tax is class legislation and that he will not marry to avoid jail nor pay a habbler tax to escape jail He plans to notify the Chouteau county assessor of his stance.
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Great Falls
Mont
William Atzinger
Montana State Fair
Chouteau County
Montpelier Tragic Death and City Notices of Montpelier
John Girard of Chicago dies in Montpelier after illness since Tuesday night. Born October 18, 1849 in Underhill, he had lived in Montpelier, Indiana, and Chicago with work at National Can Co. His wife Ezilda David predeceased him. two sons Ernest and Louis survive along with his mother, sisters, and a brother. Funeral plans list Montpelier services Sunday and Chicago services Tuesday. Also noted are the death of Mrs. Katherine McCabe aged 48, and various city committee and cleanup week arrangements, real estate sales, and minor local notices including a State House fence removal and private estate transfers.
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John Girard
Chicago
Montgwlier
Sophonia Girard
Underhill
Montpelier
Indiana
National Can Co
Ezilda David
Mr. Girard
Ernest
Louis
Rut
Mra
Brightney Galaise
Thedore Fisher
Paul Ther Iault
William
Manchester
N. Ho
Katherine McCabe
John McCabe
East State Street
Boston
Central Vermont Railway Co
Sie
Burlington Real Ies
Mre. Tobin
Sarane
N.Y
Margaret
Elsie McCabe
Mosuxillary
Inarlington
Funeen
Mains
State House
C. A Burr
G. P. Pitkin
J. Ho Gandy
W. L. McKee
Harry Bianchi
J. M. Boutwell
B.C Kingsbury
J. Galleher
L. A. Kelly
T. K.cullahan
J. G. Brown
Galleher
McKee
J. M. Healey
Peo Red Acua
Ater
Taiestoner Ferry
Elmer Johnson
St. Ait
Lock
Rutland
Fae Schott
H Ishares
Albans
Mary
Ellen
Adelaide Graham
Hubbard Street
John H. Watson
Mart
Edmund Graham
Watson
Will Parker
Northfield Street
Harold Pierce
George A. Kellner
Winchester
Mess
Crete Mount Chapel
W. &. Nichole
L. Ble Hy
A. F. Katem
Fred Blanchard
Yon. Switch
Green Moat Cemetery
John Cattansch
Lower State Street
Evewine
Wincewki
Callenard
Seth
Barre
Melneery
Cheries Martan
Mentpeter
Nine IWW leaders at large flee as Haywood linked to Soviet
Federal officials say nine convicted IWW leaders are free and at large after bolting bonds. Haywood, identified as minister of propaganda for the Soviet government, is among the fugitives or in exile, while other chiefs remain in play across Europe and the United States. Charles F. Clyne notes the six leaders acted as instigators and cabined the antiwar activities, with suspects scattered in Petrograd and Prague as well as in the United States.
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Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Leavenworth, Kan
United States
Lbberty
Leavenworth
Mall Fry
Kissin
Tulph Chaplisa
Solidarity
I W. W
Haywood
Proparanda
Om-Eins
Faywood
Vladimir Loesier
Petrograd
9 Chi‘eago
Aleet
Fred Jakkola
Duluth
Hasweel
Tones Raith Flar
Andrestehine
Jakkola Lauk
Charles F. Clyne
American Dead Honored in Mestre Cemetery Ceremony
In Venice on April 27 the body of Richard Cotte Wairfield, among the first two Americans killed in Italy during the war, was laid to rest at the Mestre cemetery monument. Harvard graduate Fairfield left at 18 to join the war and died in 1916 while transporting wounded. a military honor guard of Italian soldiers and sailors accompanied the procession as the flag draped coffin was carried to the tomb. Mrs James Cummings Narre of New York witnessed the ceremonies, with Brigadier General Evan M. Johnson and other officials in attendance.
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Venice
Richard Cotte Wairfeld
Italy
Atteche
Washington
Venee
Steamer Mormugao Grounded Off Block Island in Thick Fog
The Portuguese liner Mormugao carrying 448 passengers ran aground on Black Rock off Block Island in dense fog. Coast Guard Cutter Agush and tugs were ordered to scene to float her with the wind from the southeast at 25 mph. Passengers, mostly Portuguese immigrants, were to remain aboard at Toast while rescue efforts continued. The vessel, bound Lisbon to New York, appeared leaky but stable as cutters approached in the early daylight.
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Block Island
Black Rock
Teal
Coast Guard Station
Lisbon
New York
Eet
Tek
Wis
Medlick Kork
Morninigan
Splin Vidinko
Am Tarbon
Payal
Azores
Boys Confess to Break-In at Central Vermont Station
Sylvester Hubbard and Trembly, both youths from St Albans, confessed to breaking into the Central Vermont ticket office at Highgate Springs on April 20. They said they fled from a Massachusetts farm and aimed to raise funds to cross into Canada. They will be returned to the school from which they escaped.
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C. V
Highgate Springs
St. Albans
Sylvester Hubbard
Trembly
St. Julia
P. Q
Mally
Central
Canada
Talk of the Town and Local Hospital Notes
Mrs Melvin Lewie of Brook street was at City hospital for treatment. Mrs Louis Boucher of Barton is a Barre City hospital patient awaiting radium therapy. Mrs M D Shattwell of Warren submitted to an operation at Barre City hospital. Miss Aleen Duchys and her father Turbe traveled to West Springfield Mass to visit a month with a relative. Mrs Abbie McKenny of Rishford and Mrs Lila Williams of Montpelier attend a meeting while visiting Mrs H A Richardson. Bradfend C Patch of the Chik Watkins era returns to Boston after business at Barre plants. Coach Joseph Leahy received word Hebron Academy would be unable to come Barre today for a scheduled game. Burlington and Spaulding players will wait for the Burkngton school team to meet Spaulding 7 at Lincoln campus.
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Melvin Lewie
Brook Street
Louis Boucher
Barton
Barre City Hospital
M. D. Shattwell
Warren
Pees Turbe
Barre
Joseph Leahey Yestentay
Hebron Academy Baseball
Maine
Tad Plannet
Seminary Field
Ign
Spaulding 7 High
Lincoln Compus
Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Officials and Benches
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Miss Helen Chapin Harriet James William Corry Toft Walter F Scott and Brandon, with references to a conference about a possible nomination. Context and details are incomplete, names scattered, and positions unclear.
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Helen Chapin
Harriet James
East Corinth
William Corry
Walter F. Scott
Brandon
Olthers
Stock Scam Arrest Ties Clergy and Brokers to Losses
Boston reports the arrest of John T. Byrnes an auditor for conspiracy to steal 6200 from Tucker Bartholemew and Co a brokerage firm. The probe links a perfume stock scam to about 825000 in losses across firms in New York Philadelphia and Boston amid a wider 75000 profit in play. Local brokerage actions target victims while exchanges involve regulators in the cross city inquiry.
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Boston
John T. Byrnes
Tucker, Bartholomew and Company
Cuse
New York
Philadelphia
Stork
Ato Co
Offenders Given Prison Terms For Loveland Store Burglary
William Rogers aged 1 and Howard Blanchant aged 17 were sentenced in Rutland city court to two years each in state prison for burgling the Loveland grocery. Rogers, an old offender, had previously served part of a four and a half year sentence. Blanchant, first offense, received three years on probation afterward. Their mother, a widow with five children, was urged to support the family and the court ordered the youths to work. The pair gained entry via a center and left with three lemon extracts.
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Rutland
Willam Rogers
Howard Blanchant
Lee
Windenr
Hli
Loveland
Rogers
Mealen
Vergennes
Blanchard
Yooung
Wees
Leah
Annual Meeting of the See Sane Aides Commandery
The annual meeting last night saw an invitation accepted for escorts to the ny Benxi Lae and plans to hold a Memorial day basket pie after a patriotic exercise. Officers were named: Captain General Alex D. Straiton Senior Warden James W er Philip C. Vercoe Prete Fe W. Bisbee Recorder Harold W. Pitta Treasurer wd E ape pstatinel George Walker Captain of the Guard Gotan Walker George Pratt wed Arthur werih. Refreshments followed the close of business.
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Mar
Knigi Ie Omyi
Cranda’ Lint A
Alex. D. Straiton
James W. Er
Philip C. Vercoe
Fe W. Bisbee
Harold W. Pitta
E Ape
George Walker
Gotan
Walker
George Pratt
Arthur Werih
Injunction Sought by Monument Maker in Equity Case
Boston April 2 John BR Richards monument maker filed a bill in equity seeking an injunction to stop interference with his Quincy business. The piece notes wage demands and a strike among union workers with fines imposed on three men who did not strike. When the strike ended the fined men returned but others refused to work with nonstrikers claiming lack of union standing.
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Boston
John BR. Richards
Monument
Wiflcere
International Assortation of America
Quincy
Ihemres
Yinglores Ggtin
Unin
Naval bill passes with disarmament amendment
Washington report notes approval of a naval bill with an amendment related to disarmament. The record shows insufficient opposition to force further changes, marking a cleared path for the measure amid debate.
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Washington
Howe
Shot Guarding Mail Tayonee S J April
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tayonee S J and April with unclear names and roles. The readable portion lacks coherent events, places, or outcomes to form a clear news item or summary.
Two Men Die After Leap From Lenox Avenue Bridge
New York April 29 Two men in an argument walked to the middle of the Lenox avenue bridge over the Harlem river and leaped from the railing as a crowd of boys watched A teems engineer saw them struggle then disappear Police recovered one body identified as Jack Langton aged 35 Years The other man remains missing The incident occurred midnight with several onlookers nearby
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New York
Lenox Avenue
Harlem River
Teins
Jack Langton
Odd Fellows Mark 102nd Anniversary With Delegates
Hiawatha lodge No. 20 OF observed the 102d anniversary of the society in Odd Fellows hall with 125 members and delegates from 11 sister lodges in the 13th district. The evening opened with conferring fret defrets on candidates followed by refreshments and remarks on upcoming events in nearby towns and districts.
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Hiawatha Lodge
Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Et Lodge
Ottleore
Scaeeniee
Seind Vate Montpelity
Kant
Obituary for Alex Scott of Washington
Alex Scott of Washington died after a short illness of pleurisy lasting a week. Born in Airthgy Scotland he moved to St John New Brunswick then to Washington, where he ran a mercantile business before taking up farming fifteen years ago. A devout Baptist, he served as assistant superintendent of Sunday schools. He is survived by two sisters Jennie Wilson and May Scott and a brother-in-law EB Rogers, all of Washington. Funeral from the house Sunday at 2 pm, with Rev Samuel Mead and Rev A Simmons officiating. Burial in Washington cemetery. Flowers to be sent.
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Scott
Aihy
Scotland
St. John, N
Washington
Baptist Church
Mia
Jennie Wilson
Mise May Scott
EB. Rogers
Former Barre Man Napoleeon Phillipe Dies in Detroit
Napoleone Phillipe, a former Barre resident born in Williamsville in 1809, died recently after life in Detroit where he worked at a granite plant. His body arrives in Barre tomorrow. funeral at St Monica’s Church with Catholic interment at Berkley Street. He leaves his mother Mrs. Josephine Stone and siblings including Henry and George Phillipe and sister Rose.
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Perry & Nooman
Napoleeon
Phil
Brooklyn
Gee
Detroit
Mich
Barre
Tormorrow
St. Monica’s Church
Berkley Street
Williams Town
Ty Ball
Rune
Barer
Gasperelio
Josephine Stone
Henry
Phillips l
George Phillipe
Rose Ameth Hal
Fred Phillipe
Stame
Metruvit
Murrow
Harvard instructor arrested for home liquor still in Boston
Federal agents raid 6 Marlborough Street Hack Bay Boston find elaborate still atop a room beside a ballroom. Five gallons of moonshine seized while fifty gallons of mash destroyed. Shaw pleads not guilty and posts $500 bail with May 6 hearing scheduled. Authorities call the device one of the finest they have seen.
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Boston
Louis Agnasis Shaw
Harvard Medical School
Marlborough Street
Hack Bay
Shaw
Federsl
Flo
Marlboro Street
Fire Destroys Wood Shed At George One House On First Street
Fire broke out yesterday afternoon at 3 45 in a woodshed in the upper tenement of the George one house on First street. Neighbors raised the alarm at box 14 on North Main, bringing fire apparatus quickly. A three inch hose flooded the shed interior and a chemical line cooled the flames, saving the roof from collapse. Water damaged the woodshed and room below. contents of the shed were ruined. Mrs Bombard and family insured for about 4100 in total damage. the lower apartment occupied by Albert Tony and family suffered little.
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George One
First Street
J. Bombard
Howe
Misa Cook
Box 14
North Main Street
Second Street
Funeral Held For Mrs Ide Jacques At Miner Home
The funeral for Mrs Ide Jacques died at her daughter’s home, 100 Merchant Street, was held from the Miner residence at 6 AM. Rev B G Hodding officiated the home service before a graveside ceremony. Attending were Charles Miner and spouses, Heb Bartlett relatives, Leon Jies, Raleigh Jacques, Oscar Jacques, Olive Brown, and Lydia Logan St John.
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Ide (Wheelock) Jacques
Chari Miner
Merchant Street
B. G
Hodding Methodist Church
Mra
Charles Miner
Heb
Bartlett, N. H
Leon Jies
Ralegh Jacques
Jeffersonville
Oscar Jacques
St. Allane
Olive Brown
Lydia Logan
St. Johnebary
Funeral of C. E. Perrin in Montpelier ceremony
The funeral for Charles E. Perrin, who died at Heater tal iste Brineum Quarry, was held at 2 PM with Rev. John Sc. of Montpelier officiating. Mourners filled the house and a large floral display honored Perrin. Mr and Mrs A C Dickey, Mrs Myron Whiteviant sang Better Land and Saved By Grace. Pallbearers were law men George Filles Glimen Dijon Arthur Winx and George Stews on. Interment was in the Wilcos family cemetery.
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Charles E. Perrin
John
Montpelier
Grane
George Filles
Glimen Dijon
Arthur Winx
George Stewson
Wilcos
Funeral notices for Ralph Sheehan boy in Graniteville
Funeral services for Ralph, six year old of Patrice Sheehan, were held Tuesday after a faint illness. Local authorities report the boy died early Tuesday. Pallbearers include Mike The Hoste, Pati, and Themes Murphy, with services at St Sriveston's cemetery.
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Ralph
Patrice Sheehan
Parker Lethenee
St Sriveston
Murphy
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Mestre
Ialy
Richard Cutts Fairfield
Steamer
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Morminggas
Ireland
Black Island
Talk OF
the Town
John T. Byrne
Perfume Co
A. P. Blake
Vermont
Harold M. Hayward
Byron L. Rogers
Eldon A. Martin
Albert Abbott
Walter W. Cook
Bishop Hughes
Martin
M. A. Thurber
Biaka
D. W. Hylton
St Dolinebury
M. D. Neilan
Wes
G. TL. Wells
Pee
Morrisville
H. Moot
Mra. Dlb. Street
Bards of Hospitals and Homes
BE. J. Lacount
Deapital
C. D. Pierce
Orleans
J.C Haanston
Wallafield
Ann
Mearrow
Aloe
Home Et al
Dearoness
Berlin Street
Barre Methodist Episcopal Church
Aymen
Brattleboro
William 5. Pingree
White River Junction
James M. Gage
Bos- FE
Ter Olowport
Pingree
Gage
Methodist Church
Hamilton
Newport Church
Tivtehinewa
Sarah BL Holway
Quiscy
Mass
Matthew Lynte
Bayonne
Tayonee
S.J
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John J. Seaton
New York City
Mre. l
Henrietta Inglis
Marion Dorward
Dr. Young
W. S. Bayard
Board of Sunday Schools
Young
Methodist Church Instear
ODD Fellows
Alex. Scott OF
Napoleon Phillips
Meer
James Basten
Harvard
Louis Agassiz Shaw
Pri
Vate Affairs
Sheldon
Ida Jacques
C. E. Perrin
Quarry Street
Panera
Sheehan Boy
Graniteville
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