D Annunzio Concedes Power as Truce Declared in Fiume
D Annunzio surrendered all powers to the Fiume communal council and hostilities ceased. A peace conference was set for to arrange terms with General Cavina and council delegation. Means while operations halted. Ci gante and Captain Hostventuri named spokesmen for Fiume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Gabielle D'Annunzio
Couneil
Cavigna
Tegular Wallin
Finme
Associated
Treas
Fime
Tos
D'An Hurio
Cigante
Hostventuri
D'Annunsio
D’annunain
Wounded Regulars Taken To Hospitals In Fierce Fighting
Rome dispatch reports D Annanian legionaries at Fiume last night set a powder magazine ablaze in Kepina valley. Explosions shed smoke over the city while Italian troops pressed west and north of Fiume. bridges destroyed. Alpini attacked public gardens but faced heavy fire from fortified houses. Major Dawbara wounded twice. three wounded and two dead among officers. Debris and mines hinder advances as shells and machine guns keep up the fight amid blackout conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
D'Annanaian Legion Paites
Fhime
Kepina
Abbazia
Fiume
Ome
Wi- Ade
Cas‘trit
Dawbara
Hurebuck
Ieee
Montpelier Court Hears Drunks and Notables Pass
Several men appeared in Montpelier city court this morning after arrests by Officer Sloan, including Michael Moran and Louis Landry, with Donovan and Smith also rounded up. Moran was checked at the jail and found in good health. The town mourned Clark J. Roberts head of the street department with a funeral at 10 o clock at his home, Rev. Nichols officiating, burial at Green Mount cemetery. William A. Gisborne married Louise Crig at the Spicer home with Miss Ida Gisborne and Mrs Spiver attending. the couple to reside in Montpelier after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier City Court
Michael Moran
Sloan
Langdon Block
Wen
Louis Landry
Nigene Smith
Ep Donovan
Central Vermont
Donovan
Costa
Faye
Clark J. Roberta
Montpelier
William Nichols
Unitarian Church
Roberts
S. B. Bates
John Deal
Walter
William Deal
Mia. Roberts
Frank
Harry Smith
Frederick Dower
Green Mount Cemetery
William A. Gisborne
Louise (Duval) Crig
David Spicer
Ida Gisborne
Bpiver
Burlington
T Room
Lane Manufacturing
Benjamin London
Americaty
Tehoon
Edith Gorham
William Linn School
Montreal
Clifford Canwell
W. R. McFeeters
St. Albans
Waa
TL. M. McIntosh
Supreme Court
Lena Ross
Rutland
Hugh McGinnie
Pisinfield
Morrisville
W. H. Jeffry
Pountain
Malin Street
Secretary of State
F. Marsh
Barre
Clyde Perry
Swan
Bie
Scott
Mahi
HM. Corbin
North
Clair
Montpelier Templeton
Beem
Edward Connell
Marguerite Cassphell
Tamaine
Uenahar
Indictments Named 4 Sand Firms in Sherman Act Case
Federal indictments returned in New York accuse four sand concerns and eleven individuals of conspiring to violate the Sherman Antitrust Act. The cases center on the "Cow Roy sand" dug from Long Island shares and used in New York New Jersey and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Waived examination in Burlington liquor seizure case
Dowglia Mean waived examination before US Commissioner C D Wateon in Burlington for seizure of 26 quarts of liquor on December 24. Mean bound over to February term with $500 bail. Deputy Marshal G Lackey served the warrant after a prior arrest attempt. Dean waived examination on related liquor seizure and posted $500 bail before Commissioner Wataen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Burlington
Wataen
Allied premiers conference moved to London Paris
News reports say the next conference of allied premiers will be held in London in Paris due to autumn events. Prime Minister Lloyd George’s presence is deemed necessary, affecting venue plans and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieya George
Paris
England
Lloyd George
London
Nive
Talk of the Town items from Barre City 4 May
The column notes visitors and residents in Barre with arrivals from Trenton Boston Hartford and Willimantic. Mentions travel to Los Angeles for granite work and a medical operation at City Hospital. Details mix names places and brief movements among locals and guests.
Body not found in pond after hunting trip disappearance
Police in Barford Mass believe the gun found at Turner's pond could be planted to suggest accidental death. The pond was dynamited and dragged, but no body traces emerged. Deer and dog tracks plus a damaged gun butt point to a violent struggle before the lad vanished days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barford
Mass
James F.cuy
Poultry judging awards at Montpelier fair exhibit
The Cap ital Poultry Association exhibit in Montpelier drew 623 entries as judging concluded with a long list of winners across breeds. Firsts, seconds, and thirds covered Light Brahmas, Hull Orpingtons, Black Groingtons, and multiple Wyandotte varieties, with exhibitors from Brandon, Barre, Granville, Montpelier, and Granville, N Y, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecocidtion
Montpelier
Pena
Sturtevant
Brandon
Phillips
Firet
Socomt
Socomt and Third Pallet, Third Pen Not Young
Hull Orpington
Mia
Donald Smith
Barre
Cork
Len
Young
Blark Groingtons
Shinner
Royalton
Langehane
Roberts and Roberts
Gran Lo
X. Y
Firat
H. Reid
Charles Andrews
Granville
N.Y
I. Albertini
MT. Dearling
Lanes
Tarhouy
Cewek
George Wood
B. Bit
Columbian Wyandottes
J. B. Stodard
Gramyike
Enek
Wyandottes
Roberts and
Roberts
AC. Gilman
George Burwell
Ben Dull
Roberte Aml Holerta
Gert Abd
Harry Stackpile
Bull Rocks
Ime Pape
White Legros
Fit Ockerel
Obituary Notice for Stewart Near Charlottetown
A death occurred at the home of Mrs Stratton on Washington Street about 4 am. James Stewart, born in Prince Edward Island on April 2, aged nearly 95, lived much of his life in Charlottetown where he worked as a tailor. He married Jane Mactional decades ago and moved to Narre in September with his daughter. He leaves several children and relatives in Prince Edward Island, California, and Charlottetown. A private funeral will follow with burial in Charlottetown.
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Stewart
Mra Stratton
Washington Street
Prince Edward’ Island
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Talund
Jane Mactional
Wheelheath Amter
Han
Narre
Homer
Mra
Straiton
George Straliag
Deivanrd
Ole John Muteherin
Frince Kidward Velend
Mee Saral J Martionald
California
Chatins
Keppok
Radicalized Work Release Hurdle Raises U S Ministry Question
A fragmented clipping reports on a controversial work release program tied to radical elements. Authorities from the United States Ministry face scrutiny as parties debate policy, legal authority, and potential security implications.
Colby Receives Enthusiastic Welcome in Montevideo
Montevideo reports a grand welcome for Bainbridge Colby secretary of state with sea guards and Uruguay officials, a parade at the palace and a high toned dinner. Colby calls Uruguay an illustration of a nation’s greatness beyond territory and notes American ideals and rights of men as core. Athos flags decorate buildings as the visit progresses with local and foreign press in attendance.
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Montevideo
Bainbridge Colby
Florida
Colby
South America
Upuay
Mulets
Aap
Navy
Buero
Brum
Coty
Parque Hotel
Senor Buero Epes
Wilson
America
Golby
Uruguay
Calby
Christmas Pageant Bridges Joy At Barre Church
Christmas tree and free exercises filled the Chapel of the Good Shepherd as Sunday school children presented a dual pageant on Christmas and Epiphany. The event featured costumes praised by Mrs Melowghtin, directed by Mrs James, with performances by many children and a reception in the basement afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Times
Barre
Melowghtin
James Perticipants
Ufmost
Chuman
Why Welle
Stanley Brown
Henry Young
Watlane Steard
Sper Maniatty
Statue Nets
Mary
Prank Welle
Mery Allen
Joseph
Christ
George Mitchell
Allert
Bas Birk
William
Pitie
Luke
Perley Wung
Ray Watkins
Imimalene
Harel Watkine
Irene Phale
City Board seeks charter amendment for school tax
Barre city aldermen hear request to alter charter to allow a school tax of 1.50 to the grand list without extra city approval. Officials note potential needs for salaries and building repairs, with four vacant rooms cited and risk of closing a district school. Legislature committee will review, some favor lowering limit to 1.30. City funds moved to cover year end expenses and various bills approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Board of Aldermen Inst
Wight
Cltixens
James T. Marrion
Fusola
H. White
Supt. White
White
Lineale
Legislature
Therw
Board of Aldermen
Burre Savinge Bank & Trust Co
Street’ S
RNAI
Engineering
BTML
Poller
Cy le Booth
Mise Critley
Poor Department
Burial at Plainfield for Mrs. Eutheria C Spencer
Funeral services for Mrs. Eutheria C Spencer were held at her son's home on Mount Street with Rev. S officiating and Mrs. D Lamb singing. She was laid to rest in Plainfield beside her husband in the village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutheria C
Spencer
Mount Street
D. Lamb
R. Spencer
Clyde Spomrer
Plainfield
Ormesary
Montpelier set to issue permit for three stone sheds
The State Public Service Commission indicated it would issue an order for a permit to build three stone sheds to connect the Sabla farm land in Montpelier with a grade crossing. No jetlan challenges were raised. Petitioners include Menard and Ears, Artietie Grasite Ga, heir of the Sabin estate, the city of Montpelier, and the Central Vermont Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuld
Sabla
Montpelier
State Public Service Commission
Jetlan
Menard & Ears
Artietie Grasite Ga
Heire
Sabin
Vermont
State Checker Club Meeting At Vermont Venue
At a meeting of the State Checker Club held today at the Vermont State Chevier club in Mentpetier, W. T. Ingalls of Os Coal and W. C. Hoag of Burlington served as secretary and treasurer respectively. Eaton of Welty and Wenster of Goane Movers attended, with Gill In galls and Hoag also listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Chevier Club
W. T. Ingalls
Os Coal
W. C. Hoag
Burlington
Seretary Old Treaserer
I Eaton
Welty
Wenster
Gill Ingalls
Hoag
Colden Wedding of Montpelier Couple Marks Golden Anniversary
Luther Smith Wheeler and Mrs Temperance Gallison Wheeler celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Gallison hill home in East Montpelier on December 28. Married December 28 1870 in Montpelier by Rev Brown, they raised six children including William and Lena Wheeler Dudley. The party included living children Anna and Lena and honored grandchildren. The dining room was decorated in white and gold and a dinner followed. A purse of gold was given by children and grandchildren. Wheeler, a charter member of the East Montpelier Grange, has long been active in town affairs. both are in good health and aim to celebrate many more years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Smith Wheeler
Temperance
Gallison
Sician
Brattleboro
Mary L. Wheeler
Anna Wheeler
Lena C. Wheeler
C. P. Dudley
East Montpelier
Kate Wheeler Foster
William Wheeler
Lena Wheeler Dudley
Woundy
Wheeler
Harvey couple marks fifty years of marriage in Montpelier
Mr and Mrs R M Harvey observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Montpelier home yesterday with a quiet family dinner due to ill health. Their family includes two sons Erwitt M Harvey and John N Harvey, a daughter who passed 17 years ago, and long prominent ties to Orange and Washington counties through public service and law.
Damon Pyper Wedding in Cohmentt Masc Der 22
A pretty wedding joined Mary Reed Damon and May G Pyper daughter of Mr William Pyper formerly of Barre now living in Cambridge, Boston. Ceremony featured a blurr a opossum fur and gray hat trimmed with ostrich. Bridal party and reception followed with guests at a local villa.
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Pines
Cohmentt
Reed Damon
May G. Pyper
William Pyper
Barre
Min Liiig
Cam
Harts
Boston
Rome
Ds Ren
Hpan
Nes
Petrs Rien
WIL
Bishan
Christmas program at church ends with Santa arrival
A Natian napus festival at the Allesian church featured Sunday school children presenting Christmas tree exercises. Santa Claus arrived late with gifts while Bev led prayers and a procession of songs and recitations by several youths.
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Santa Claus
Rene Bev
Bev
Nike Stary
Wang
Girle
Mise Rath Wylie
Angus McTronald
Efren Marsetti
Jason Mrwena
Cerectiman
Bey
Amd
Livie Belfore
Rte Gare
Sylvie Rist
Sefer
Barre Bank President Guilty on Embezzlement Charges
Frank G Howland, president of Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co, pleaded guilty to embezzlement counts in Barre City Court. Judge Scott imposed a four year minimum with hard labor, and Howland was handed over to Windsor custody to begin serving the sentence. earlier counts detailed funds totaling 25080 and varied dates from 1918 to 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Howland
The
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Company
City Court
E. Jett
E.R. Davis
Inink
Priso
Windsor
Howland
Davie
Davis
Howland Eld
Li Lw
Barre
Narre
Scott
Jevaairrcim
Seveo
Hard Lalow
Winsor White Court
Sheriff Wrecy
Bers Teqwest
Mari B. Clark
American Legion Auxiliary Delegates Meet State Assembly
The American Legion Auxiliary hall on Cherwh Street hosted a meeting of Women’s Auxiliary Post No 0 as delegates were summoned to attend the state agricultural committee meeting. Delegates listed include Miss Nene Gall, Miss Inelia Ball, Mrs. John Woodru ll, and Miss Mae Fisher, with suggestions to consider lawn policies at the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Cherwh
Pening
Barling Mine
Sneile
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Talk OF
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Arthur Baster
Trenton
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East Barre
City Hospital
Robert Smith
Walenwin
Mase
Lillian Smith
Patterson Street
James Witspatrick
Buirlington
Efe Insurance Ments
Wasi
Nomeo Toffalori
Antonio Bers
Los Angeles
Cal
Raith Dale
Hartford
Conn
Harry Dale
Given Street
Clifford Goshen
Williametown
Barre City Hospital
Fern Gooley
Berkler Will
Asl
H. Marin Douglas Oruickehank
Toronto
Ont
Divielan
Mr. Cruick
Shank Haw
Dalerkar
West Africa
Willamstow
Wien
Akeehol Ieuim
Swith
Charles Carre
High Holborn
Trymen
Alout
New York City
Arriesta
Taly
Mr. Carty
Besane
Healy
Femrth
Aldime
Rommiitinne
Lad
Pond
James F. Collins, Jr
Poultry Judging Awards
Capital Poultry Association
John Stewart
G. Stratton
Radicals Net
United States
Church of the Good Shepherd
Mre
Eutheria C. Spencer
State Checker Club
W. D. Ingalls of
Richford
Colden
Luther S. Wheeler
R. M. Harvey
Catlegestrow
Roney M. Marvey
Bhoth
Honey M. Harvey
Wallsiver
Core 1
Bill of
Topsham
Eyegate
West Toprlais
Harvey
Orange County
Ate Ot
Damon—Pyper
Santa
Italian Baptist Mission
Nol
F. G. Howland
American Legion Auxiliary
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