Lloyd George frames war costs and postwar trade in speech
London says cost of war reached forty billion pounds with most spending on destruction. Lloyd George warns transition to peace will mirror wartime shifts and cites adverse trade balance after war. He notes imports ending Sept 1 enable British manufacturers to compete while debt rises from 41.1 to 7.8 billion pounds and 3 million demobilized, 950,000 still not absorbed.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Coinmons
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Kolchak Declared To Be An Outlaw
Tandon August 16 A decree declaring Admiral Kolchak and the all Russian cabinet at Omak to be outlawed has been issued by the Soviet government per Moscow wireless message Admiral Kolchak and the officers commanding the forces of his government in Berlin are declared subject to immediate arrest.
Prince of Wales in Halifax Arrives and Tours City
Halifax Nova Scotia greeted the Prince of Wales with a royal salute after landing from the battle cruiser Renown. He received a guard of honor, toured the city’s decorated streets, and visited military hospitals, British veterans, cadets, and boy scouts amid cheers.
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Halifax
N.S. Ave
Pee of Wales
St. Johns
N. B
Renown
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery
Provincip
IIT
Cadets
Fire destroys farm buildings near Fairfield
Fire, discovered shortly after 1 o clock Sunday night by neighbor David Ryan, wiped out all barns on Guy Bush of Weldon and John Lewch’s operation. About 40 tons of hay and tools burned while cattle remained in pasture. Contents of the house were saved. The loss is estimated at 95000, origin unknown, likely started in a barn while the Lewch family slept.
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Fairfield
Guy Bush
Weldon
John Lewch
David Ryan
Lewch
German emigration plans rise with Weimar talks
The article claims up to 20 million Germans may emigrate as exiles seek new homes abroad. It describes proposed colonies of loyalists, with targets including Russia, South America, Africa, Mexico, and possibly France, England, Italy, and the United States.
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Fatherland
Russia
South America
Africa
Mexico
Hindenburg
France
England
Italy
United States
Weimar
Germany
Busfon Globe
Died Abigail M. Smith 90 Montpelier resident
Abigail M. Smith aged 90 died Sunday evening at her Spring street home after a brief illness. A Danville native, she lived in Montpelier since 1859, widow of Civil War veteran Fred E. Smith, mother of three sons, active in Brooks Post DAR and Woman’s Relief corps. Funeral set for 4 pm Tuesday at the church with family prayers at 3:30.
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Abigail M. Smith
Spring Street
Danville
Nathan Hale
Fred E. Smith
Northfield
Montpelier
Vermont Mutual Life Insurance Company
Martha Brminerd
Smith
Frederick
George
Walter
Harvard College
Dortased
Brooks Post
Woman's Relief Corp
Daughters of the American Revolution
Episcopal Church
Talk of the Town highlights local guests and visits
Greensboro residents Mra A B Vethune and daughter Helen stay with Mr and Mrs J C DeBrane in Park Street while Mrs James Ewen hosts a three week vacation at Orange Street. Barre community notes list visitors from New York City, Middlebury, Washington and Elizabeth NJ, plus local events, gifts, and a granite industry delegation from Ohio visiting Barre for business and conventions.
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Mra
A. B Vethune
Helen
Greensboro
J. C. DeBrane
Park Street
Miew Cheitine
New York City
James Ewen
Orange Street
Frank J. Donahue
Won
Francis
Middlebury
P.M. Kempton
South Main Street
William G. Reynolds
Ant
W. M. Holden
Max
Yit Gla Orchard
Margaret Roberts
Washington Street
St. Albans
Kent
Wellington Street
Woodbury
Pati
Kent Cottage
Vo AL Andeva
Barre & Montpelier Mower & Traction Company
Ladd
Fredi Ladd
Ruth Milne
Klin Klub
Nichols Street
Evansing
Tenney
Abe
Co.limbus
Ohio
George E. Bond
John C. Booth
Wy Cole
J. M. Boutwell
James Roberman
H. P. Hinman
Ki. J. White
A. Gustafson
Geore
Alexander Straitin
Sereee Athol R. Bell
Henry Whitaker
W. M. Thats
Zanpayille
North Barre Granite Co
Barre
Guy BR. Varnum
Evelier
H. J. M. Jones
Te Granite Manufapturers ™ & Quarrinr’ Association
Anny
Interborough strike shatters New York transit system
More than two million riders faced citywide gridlock as 14,000 Interborough workers walked out for a 50 percent wage hike. Cars, jitneys, ferries, and trains strained to move crowds. officials sought a midday conference with Public Service Commissioner Nixon to avert deeper disruption.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Ton Ennil
New York Central Railroad
Hudson
Warlem River
Grand Central Station
Great Terminal
North
East River
Interborough
Public Service
Nixon
Que
New York, New Haven & Hartfont Allroad
74Th Et
Hast River
Fylan
Madison Square Garden
Amelanis and Covey Quietly Marry at St Monica's
Miss Mildred Covey daughter of Mrs Adie Covey of 189 Washington street and Joseph Amelanis were married at St Monicas parish house by Rev Reilly Saturday at 7 pm. Attendants were Miss Leona Lamb and Arthur Carroll. They plan a weekend trip to the White Mountains before Amelanis resumes duties at Guilfellow and Co's South Main Street garage. Mrs Amelanis will work as bookkeeper in Dr D C Jarvis's office. They now reside at 80 Washington Street.
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Joseph Amelanis
Mildred Covey
Adie Covey
Washington Street
St. Monica's Parish House
Reilly
Mies Leona Lamb
Arthur Carroll
White Mountains
Amet
Guilfellow & Co
South Main Atreet
Pengey
D.C. Jarvis
Taunton and Keith residents linked in local incident and wedding note
Fred Caron of Taunton is accused of injuring Charles Caron in a city incident on Saturday night and a separate note reports A Princele of Keith preventing a fall from the same event. William Martin Jr and Miss Havell Gotehel, both of local families, were married by a justice Saturday afternoon in Idaho Avenue area.
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Fred Caron
Taunton
Charles Caron
Ea A. Prinile
Keith Pvente
William Martin, Jr
William Martin
Hill Street
Steamer Ticonderoga Grounded in Lake
Burlington Aug 18 The steamer Ticonderoga of the Churchton Transportation company with about 200 excursionists on board went aground 18 miles off Plattsburg at Point Au Fer near the northern end of Saint La Motte. Passengers were taken off in lifeboats. nine feet of water leaked into the hold. They reached New York Shore safely and were sent to Plattsburg by train. Vermont passengers were brought to Burlington by the steamer Vermont. A diver searched for the trouble while Captain Frank A. Wilty ordered the crew to remain aboard.
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Burlington
Ticonderoga
Churchtin ‘Transportation Company
New York
Vermont
Plattaburg
Point Au Fer
Sait la Motte
Chazy
N. Y
Plattsburg
Bard
Frank A. Wilty
Barre Seeks 100000 for New Industry and Local Growth
About 100000 in subscriptions already in hand sparks Barre effort to attract a new industry employing more than 20 workers. The Barre Board of Trade committees urge collective effort to finish funding, with Peerless Knitting Mill interest and demonstrations planned to showcase products and opportunity to townspeople. Local merchants manufacturers and professionals back the push as several towns contribute subscriptions. Public outreach and inspections by health and fire officials accompany the campaign to ensure safety and welfare.
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Barre
Barre Board of Trade
R. A. Scott
Peerless Knitting Mill Company
Matianti
Marshall Field
John Wanamaker
Jordon, Marsh Company
Mattapan
Jgperatia
Laventine
Italy
W. A. Drew
Board of Trade
Pin
U S Food Sale Begins Today
The war department launches a parcel post food sale with 70 listed items. Postmasters nationwide distribute price lists. purchasers order through their post office and add parcel post rates from the nearest distributing point.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
War Department Sutmistener
Ion
Feelerien
Priers
F. T
Dlateicta
Government Food Sale Opens Quietly At Barre Post
Government army food wagon begins sale across the United States with a calm opening in Barre. Lists of articles and prices appear in another column. Orders must be made in duplicate and prepaid, with postal charges added to cost. Some items were removed last week including lucerne and pineapple.
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Barre
United States
Auto collisions and a river capsize near Montpelier
A car owned by C. Hersey of Montpelier was damaged after a rear collision with Karl Rogers of Danville on Sunday evening. A truck from Capital garage fell into the Winooski River last night, with Larry Skaranich and Teowerd Petite aboard. Skaranich escaped serious injury as the vehicle tipped and rolled into the water. The Montpelier steam roller recovered the first car from the river this morning.
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C. Hersey
Montpelier
Karl Rogers
Danville
Hersey
Mr. Herney
Capital
Winooski
Larry Skaranich
Teower
Skarvanich
Iver
Adams Wins Top Prize At Burlington Trapshoot Meet
Burlington August meet drew large crowds as Frank Adams of Barre won first prize with 141 birds out of 150, tying the professional score of Dr. H. M. Loudon. Notable runs included Adams 84 without a miss and other high scores across the field at the Burlington Gun Club in South Burlington.
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Burlington
New England
Frank Adams
Barre
Burlington Gun
Anb
South
Adams
H. M. Loudon
Pape Named Census Supervisor for Vermont Distric
In Washington DC on Saturday, G Herbert Pape of Barre was appointed census supervisor for Vermont's second district, covering Caledonia, Essex, Orleans, Washington, Windham and Windsor counties. A Barre resident active in civic life, Pape is a Fire Insurance agent and prominent Democrat, a Spalding High School graduate of 1905.
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Washington, D.C
G. Herbert Pape
Barre
Vermont
Caledonia
Kesex
Orleans
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Secretary of Commerce
di C. Durick
Hie
Spaniding
Barre Man Ties For Lead In State Checker Meet
Randolph Aug 14 The largest and most interesting meeting of the state checker club closed late Saturday night at Randolph Center with David Stephen of Berne the present champion and W Hoag of Burlington tied for first on 60 points. L. J. Egelston of Rutland has 87 and may win if he defeats Gill of Burlington in upcoming games. Gill needs one win to claim first if he beats Hoag and Stephen. Twenty-one players from Tunghington Castleton Norwich Newbury Bradford Barre Marshfield Island Pond and Rutland attended. The next meeting will be at Montpelier starting Dec 20.
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Randolph
State Checker Club
Randolph Center
David Stephen
Berne
W. ©. Hoag
Burlington
Ls Egeleton
Rutland
William Gill
Murlington
Rigeleton
Stephen
Hoag
Mr. Gill
Turington
Castleton
Norwich
Newbury
Bradford
Barre
Marshfield
Island Port
F. BE. Boyan
Inland Pond
Mr. Boyer
Montpelier
J. Aigleston
W.hoag
Twvid Stephen
L. J. Egelston
Boyce
W. Hy Messer
Q. H. Pers Ry
EW. Hyser
A. Anderson
CN. Moulton
W. C. Johnaun
Merrill Eastman dies after long illness in Washington
Merrill J Kastman died at his home 1S Washington Street Sunday morning at 7 90 after nearly two years of illness. Paralysis and arterial hardening caused his death. He had taught and worked as a teamster, born in Washington to Orin and Maranda Eastman. He lived in Tunbridge before moving to the city to work in teaming, retiring two years ago. Surviving wife and one daughter Mire J Stebenson, another daughter Alberta M, died in 1901. A half sister Mrs Lay Mack resides in Meriden. Funeral by Feoy Fine Goodspeed from Hewes Wednesday afternoon, burial Hope Cemetery.
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Culeti Simmenn
Morrisville
Barre
Lower State Street
Willard
Montpelier
Theodora Willans
Mary and
Fusa
Boston
Iss Marion Martin
Ater Ae
T. H. Cave, Jr
Oreey
Grand Isle
FN. Dukie
Charles Scott
M. D. Carey
France
Julius E. Dewey
Ward
M. F. Keating
Coghlan
State Hospital
Clit Street
Mra. eRating
Merrill J. Kastman
Washington Street
Mr. Faatman
Washington
Orin
Maranda Eastman
Tunbridge
Mire JW Stebenson
Alberta ML
Alan Lke
the Currier
Harre
Myra Voutman
Lay Mack
Meriden
Feoy
Fine Goodspeed
Hope Cemetery
Miles Couple Among Four Aboard Car Down Bank
Mr and Mrs John Miles of Huntington Center and two other occupants were killed when the automobile rolled from the road into the bank of the Winooski River. Rolla Smith was also injured in the crash as the vehicle plunged down the embankment and the river.
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John Miles
Huntington Center
Rolla Smith
Rncif
Winooski River
Potas ‘Center
Huntington
A Albans
Levi Fielding
Rather
Miles
Winooski
Smith
Chevalier
Leon O'Neil
TrainCollison at Jonesville Kills Engineer and Injures Passengers
A New England States Limited passenger train collided with an automobile at a hazardous Jonesville crossing on the Central Vermont line. The engineer was killed, fireman seriously injured, and two automobile occupants died with another badly hurt. The wreck blocked the line for hours. a river near the scene contained a dramatic near miss as a boy dove to safety. The crossing lacks signals and visibility is poor due to a covered bridge and nearby water tanks.
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Lena Miles
Levi Fielding
Vermont
Joursville
New England States Limited
Central Vermont
Huntington Center
New Engeland States Limited
Jonesville
Richmond
Waterbury
Miles
Miles Ares
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