Russians Seek Allied Recognition of Russian Assembly
Paris telegraph report says a formal request will be made to Britain France and the United States to recognize the Russian Constituent Assembly as the legitimate government. The body, formed in Paris by anti Bolshevik Russians, seeks unity against Bolshevik rule and opposes inter vention in Russian affairs. It cites a failed 1917 election under Bolshevik rule and the dissolution by Lenin in 1918, and aims to repudiate Bolshevik treaties while preserving commercial relations with other nations. The group includes Kerensky supporters and 1.5 to 2 million emigres and refugees, urging recognition of Russians dispersed in Kurdistan and elsewhere.
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Paris
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
United States
Kolaleviem
Bolshevist
Corfu
Serbia
Russia
Lenine
Rneain
Washington
B. Vanderlip
Siberia
Ruvele
United Ites
Colby
Russa
M. Kerensky
Rishon Swapte
Kuanis
Buttalow
Plan to bar voters by ancestry and race proposed in Shreveport
A former governor appointee to a state constitutional convention in Shreveport proposed a suffrage plan tied to white supremacy. The plan would exclude from the electorate those descended from nonwhite populations and limit voting rights by ancestry, claiming it reflects civilization history.
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Shreveport
Grovernor Rot
Mescant
Parker
Gift of Clark to Cortoran Art Gallery Offered
Former Senator William A Clark donates 1000 dollars to the Coreen Art gallery through Warthington, preserving the Clark family’s legacy of gifts to support American oil paintings. Proceeds ensure ongoing exhibitions and tie the gift to the gallery’s current juried displays.
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William A Clark
Cortoran Art Gallery
Warthington
D. Cs
Willian A. Aenn
A. Clark
City Running Street Race Sparks Sugar Link Feud
A city street race ignites a clash over a sugar link project with local runners and residents trading terse exchanges as officials weigh impacts. Key figures referenced include city coordinators and competing teams amid a tense planning period.
Fragmented OCR transcript hints at election and events
The readable text contains scattered phrases about voters, dates, power, and fraternal topics. It shows garbled names and places, suggesting a local election note or public notice fragment with unclear details and multiple typos.
Compel Insurance To Discharged Men
Matison Wisconsin February 1 A bill in the legislature would compel employers to form dual insurance companies and provide unemployment benefits to discharged workers at 1.40 a day for adult men and 75 cents for youth 10 to 18. Benefits cover one week for each four weeks worked up to seven weeks. farm laborers are exempt. Professor Commons argued fear of unemployment drives labor disputes and easing it would boost production. The measure aims to force employers to admit workers during slack periods to avoid insurance costs.
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Matison
Wis
John BR. Commons
Department of Economics
University of Wisconsin
Commets
Rotary
Clu
Vermont moves to establish state teachers college in linked system
Vermont legislators consider two major education bills. Senate Sherburne proposes a state teachers college tied to the University of Vermont, plus training classes linked to existing normal schools. House member Chase pushes H.128 to cap education commissioner salary at 6,000 dollars after current head earned 6,000.
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Vermont
Senate
Sherburne
Orange County
University of Vermont
Johan
Castleton
Chase
Bennington
Committee of Agriculure
Hild
Pield
Montpelier
Washington
Rescuing Barges in Cape Cod Canal Storm
Rescue efforts continued for the Haverford after the Radnor and Oxford drifted toward the Cape Cod canal breakwater. Tug Triton faced a rough sea but planned to tow the Haverford to canal shelter while salvage crews eyed possible recovery of the other two barges if weather improved.
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Sandwich
Mass
Radnor
Oxford
Cape Cod Canal
Tony
Haverford
Triton
Atria
Shijmm
Anfoly
Ie Haverford
Governor Parkhursts Body Lies In State In Augusta
Frederic Hale Parkhurst Maine’s third sitting governor will lie in state in Augusta with a military guard from the national guard over the executive mansion. The funeral will be held Thursday at the Congregational church in Augusta and burial at Bangor. A funeral march will follow from the State House to the church with Rev. Als Yah Scott presiding. A special train will take the family and lawmakers to Bangor for burial at Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Augusta
Frederic Hale Parkhurst
Maine
Enoch Lincoln
Joseph BR. Bodwell
Congregational Church
Bangor
State House
Als
Yah Scott
Waiterian
Fedneylvania Railroad
Ungar
Columbus
Paul
Phulen
Unitte Day
Werook Grain
James Booth
Fernald Wud
Perei Sterkage
Val P. Haxter
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Groenssbott
Ennrr
Mangor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Rey
Mtr
Sooet
Ty Cobb Celebrated as Tiger Nation Welcomes Icon
Ty Cobb returned to Detroit to a full day of ceremonies honoring his appointment as Tiger captain. A grand testimonial was followed by a banquet, with remarks from Sale Landis, Mann Din Seon, and Governor Groeschel. about 500 guests attended.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tiger
Vivie Waders
Licat Vasebell
Sale Landis
Man Din Seon
Groeschel
Messages of Condolence Pour In for Maine Governor
Widowed governor’s residence in Augusta, February 1. Messages of condolence continue to arrive for Governor Parkhurst after his death, with expressions from North Carolina and Washington officials. Leaders across Maine comment on his brief, active administration and the national loss to the Republican party.
Not Much Chance For Bout In Province
Feb 1 report quotes Deputy Attorney General Lawnot saying the law banning boxing will not be retained and that special permission for holding the championship match is unconstitutional. He notes the tawte prohibition remains firm and disputes proposed exemptions.
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Ventuelone
Lawnot
Night Work Delayed at Rock Manufacturing Plant
In Rickville Conn during February night work at the Rock Manufacturing company did not commence as expected. Dismantling of spinning a dressers caused the delay and overtime pay terms were unsettled. Other mills may have similar scheduling concerns with overtime requirements and shift plans.
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Rickville
Conn
The
Rock Manufacturing Company
Milk Prices Fall In Haverhill Report
In Haverhill Massachusetts a milk price drop was noted with quotes around 17 to 19 per quart. The report mentions market factors and local traders adjusting prices amid ongoing supply and demand dynamics. The text records a February observation of price movement affecting vendors and consumers.
Fordney Tariff Bill Encumbered
Washington reports the Fordney emergency tariff bill stalls amid amendments and sweeping proposals for new duties including sunflower seed and nails. Senate debate tightens as cloture votes loom. partisan divides hinder advancing the measure toward a February 16 vote.
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Washington
Senate
Spencer
Republican
Missouri
Moses
Republica
New Hampshire
America
House
Tormorrow
Yeasterday
Penrose
Finance
Steel concerns reopening in Motshungh district amid wage talks
Pittsburgh dispatch reports independent steel plants in the Motshungh district gradually resuming operations after suspensions or reductions. About six mills had shut or cut activity. by early February some plants operated at about 60 to 40 percent of capacity with plans for more if conditions allow. Export orders and labor changes influence the pace, with wage cuts and shorter workweeks used to fit a 40 hour day and avoid overtime payments.
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Pittsburgh
Motshungh
Tetany
Emeiryas
Osaka
Japan
Reburgh
Otters
Special Guard Platoon Guards County Jail Incident
A special squad from Los Angeles, with reserve teams, guarded the county jail today. Floyd Le Carr and Arthur W. Carr, along with Joneine, faced a plea related to a bid napphige Mire tilndye Witherell, following their plea of galley te eae tart nivht.
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Los Angeles
Web
Floyd le Cwrr
Arthur W. Carr
Joneine
Patents and Prohibition Violations In Federal Action
Washington reports federal actions targeting patent medicine makers accused of distributing intoxicating products. Officials plan to halt operations at several facilities and withdraw alcohol from bonded stores as prosecutions move forward. Numerous preparations appearing after the national prohibition show up in markets, with ongoing examinations and possible withdrawals as the law is enforced.
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Taree Tite Tollenages
Sewers Jobs or Jail at Newport News
The city offered unemployed men a choice to work on sewer improvements or face jail. Officials announced a pledge to provide sewer work to applicants, then set a lengthy waiting period before work commenced.
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Newport News
van Newport News
Rodbers Gat Sixteen Bank Employees Charged
A garbled report states twelve bank employees and others were involved in a case linked to a trust rumor. The text is unclear but mentions a panel and a Supreme Court with confusion over dates and actions.
Men Protest in Silent Demonstration
A small group staged a silent protest outside a building, chanting briefly and carrying signs. Police monitored the scene as bystanders watched from the sidewalk. No arrests were reported.
Price of Milk Drops Two Cents in Barre
Producers and dealers reach a joint decision lowering prices for tuberculin free milk delivered in Barre. Milk to dealers at nine cents per quart, retailers at fourteen cents, a two cent drop from prior, with the change effective today February first. The move echoes pre testing ordinance days and follows strong demand for cheaper milk despite purity premium concerns.
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Barre
Victor Cohen Arrested in Swanton For Illicit Liquor Transport
Victor Cohen formerly of this city surrendered after a pursuit by U S deputies in Swanton. He faced a hearing before U S Commissioner C D Watson on charges of importing and transporting intoxicating liquors into the United States. Bail was set at 8500, and Cohen was escorted to the hearing under tight guard.
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St. Albana
Victor Cohen
United States
C.D. Watson
Cohen
Sewart, Bronson and Walker
Swanton
United States Court
Waken
Walker
Uquop Walker
Custom House
Harrid
Central Vermont
Inswenton
Ettetonme Biciet
Depunties Stewart
Vrorson
Hewring
Seventy Leading Skaters Gather for Amate ur International Skating
Seventy top skaters from Canada and the United States gather in Saranac Lake New York for the opening of the annual amateur international sport skating championships. Entrants include notable competitors such as Burel Wheeler and Charles Tewtraw among others as the event proceeds through Merete.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Canada
United States
Merete
Buserll Wheeler
Montreal
Charles Tewtraw
Lake Mari
X.Y Tunner
Pharres Gorman
New Biranewick
Mike Goolman
Winnipes
Dancing Girls Held in San Praneieto Case
Russian dancer duo detained by department of mistie agents after arriving from Ras ele. Investigators probe whether workers were involved. The two young women aged 20 and 35 face questions about alleged evasion and possible coercion at Dowie Veorke facilities.
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San Praneieto
Bell Carole
Vestetla Exhly
Dawerre
Department of Mistie
Rasele
Arte
Nieto Itera
Vermon t business troubles headline fragment
An incomplete docket entry reports a Vermont business trouble case filed in a federal clerk’s office. The document mentions debt assertions and a property veto, with references to a mare and a helmet amid illegible details.
Vermont Supreme Court Deliberations On February Term
The February term of the Vermont Supreme Court opened with several opinions read and decisions announced. Multiple petitions in quo warranto proceedings were dismissed in Chittenden and related counties, while cases involving New York Central Railway and others proceeded to further hearings or affirmations. The State on George Long was continued to the next term.
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Vermont Supreme Court
Chittenden County
Wellonger
G. F. Pert
Caledonia
O'uyle
Ve. Parker
Young Company
Sida
Idella Lowell O'loyle
Otho
Ere Watts
Mulliken
Capital Savings Bank & Trust Company
E. W. Hane Mmett
George Longwax
Deputy Sheriffs Appointed to Serve Papers Across Towns
A list of deputy sheriffs is announced to serve papers across Barre Town Duxbury Fayston Jericho Montpelier Moretown Northfield and Waterbury among others. The peace officers also named include Barre City Duxbury Montpelier Waterbury and Waterville officials plus several named individuals and spouses.
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John Mobus
Warren
KE. Campbell
I.E. Green
Waterbury
A. Smith
Lawson
Montpelier
Benjamin
John Moore
Woodbury
Barre City
James Sullivan
Duxbury
George Howland
Montur
T. A. Kelly
W. A. Lawson
W.H. Jeffrey
POA
Connolly
Bennington Judge Appointments Announced by Governor Hartness
Governor Hartness announced several judicial and board appointments. Dr Denly C Bathaway of Burlington reappointed to the state board of registration for six years. Miss Lacy D Cheney of Rutland reappointed to the free public library commission for five years, succeeding Ming Evelyn Tanase of Montpelier. Judge William T Meagher of Bennington reappointed to the municipal court. FD E Stowe of Brattleboro named judge of the municipal court there, succeeding Tadue Addison K Cudworth of Lyndonville.
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Hartness
Denly C Bathaway
Burlington
State Board of Registration of Sures
Miss Lacy 2D. Cheney
Rutland
Free Public Litrary Commission
Ming Evelyn Tanase
Montpylien
Judes William T. Meagher
Bennington
FD. E. Stowe
Brattleboro
Tadue Addison K. Cudworth
Lendimderry
Lackey-Rbeaton wedding in Montpelier ceremony at 7:90 o'clock
Deputy U S marshal Grormy F Lacker and Anna Deaton of South Ryegate wed at residentoral Bev Hol Langie Montpelier. Witnesses included Hen Joseph Bogle and convent sisters. Bride wore dark Mur trim georgetin and heading. Groom long resident of Montpelier over years with civic ties. couple to return to 9 Rent avenue after welding trip.
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Grormy F Lacker
United States
Memtyelier
Anna Deaton
South Ryegate
Langie
Lackey Mas
Montpelier
Ales
Larkey Teft
Rent Avenue
Boston College Captain Quits Track Team
James W. Drill, captain of the Boston College track team, handed in his uniform with a bare admission that he intends to leave the team. He is listed as in good standing in college records and will not compete this season.
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Newtat
Asase
James W. Drill
Bieta Cnilege
Asielean Mymph
Detecollie
College
Te Tomsen Ie
Je Wee
Pone
Heston Colleen
Aeon Athletic
TALK OF THE TOWN Pred Kempton Attend Newton Mass Funeral
Pred Kempton of Seth Seen treas haw to Newton Mass to attend the funeral today with his mother the real Mrs Frank Walker of Wedgewood also a daughter of Mrs see The infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Creddert of Orange Street has been critically ill but amid hope of recovery.
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Kempton
Seth
Newton
Mass
Frank Walker
Wdgewood
See
Mes
Frank Creddert
Orange
Five Martell children burned to death in Roches ter fire
In Bethel Rochester the ramshackle shed home of Henry Martell caught fire. Gasoline used in a stove likely caused the blaze. Ten people were inside. five children Louis 70 Arthur 21 Earl 9 Katherine 7 Chester 6 and Mrs Henry Martell perished. Father Henry Martell escaped but two others were badly burned and treated locally.
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Louis Martell
Fethel
Feh
Rochester
Arthur Martell
Earl Martell
Katherine Martell
Chester Martell
Walter Martell
Bethel
Neil
Packard
Martell
Digg
Merriam and
Hentingrten
Rowhet
Fire alarms at old Northern hotel blaze in tenement district
A brisk general alarm rang at North Main and Seminary streets when a fire started third floor of the old Northern hotel tenement. One engine fought flames spreading from a bathroom to woodwork. Spanish residents fled as firefighters used chemical tanks to control the blaze amid fear of wider spread. Estimated loss nearly 300. Origin undetermined.
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Hax Ne 12
North Main
Seminary Streets
Sanuke Enmie Myerom
Olpitiny
Wrestler Triumphs With Toe Hold In Title Bout
A chaotic account details a late night title match where the champion used a toe hold to secure victory. The opponent Dente tier wit and Finflam beaceweigghet faced defeat as the crowd watched Gardiel dalders and others in a swift finish.
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Hetoe
Cathe
Phatoh-Can Weescileg
Lewis Ted
Honda
Asel Che Gil
Gardiel Dalders
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