Allies vow strict measures over German defiance
Paris dispatches report Berlin's Bar on von Leisner refused to send to Berlin the list of Germans demanded for extradition. Noske and Berlin cabinet alleged defiance to the Allies as the Entente prepares to enforce Versailles treaty extradition clauses. German action risks widening rift with the Allies.
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Berlin
von Lersner
Paris
Noske
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Baron von Leisner
London
Ustay Noske
Baron von Levener
Fist of
Savue
Baron von Leaner
Gertat
Norlin
Editore
Bauer
Maron von Levener
Marin
Vieturia
Rhine
Wrench Sentiment On Covenant Told
Paris reports reaction in France toward the League of Nations covenant. The Revue de Paris outlines the government stance and steps taken to align with prevailing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant
Paris
Havas
Dulo
Ducerand
Market Officials Confront War Crimes Talks in Berlin
State market officials from 30 states gathered in Paris to unveil a plan for coordinating food standards, price controls, and extradition issues tied to war crimes. The communique urged faster transmission of policies to allied governments, as German delegates warned of resignations and possible government shifts amid the Berlin conference.
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Paris
Coubell
New York
Essadors
Delio
National Association
Berlin
Baron Vom Leremer
Amebt
Corman Dele
May Ask Jenkins to Leave Mexico
Mexico City February 5 The Puebla state prosecutor Julio Mitchell reports the exequitor of William O Jenkins the US consular agent at Puebla was canceled February 1 The federal government awaits Puebla court action in Jenkins case before deciding on requested departure The coming week is expected to reveal a decision.
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Mexico City
Julio Mitchell
Puebla
William O. Jenkins
United States
Jenkins
Mexico
Fort Greble Post Exchange Burned
The Fort Greble post exchange and its contents were destroyed by fire early this morning. The commanding officer could not estimate the loss. A nearby inlet and a pumping tank powered by a submarine pipeline from the mainland complicated containment. Guarded by the threat of the fire, troops saved the semiquarterly services club and post hospital, though morale will suffer.
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Newport
BR. L
Fort Gireble
Clab
Embittered Ex-King Tino Seeks Return to Athena
Fragmentary report says ex-king Tino of Greece cut relations with Queen Mother Giga and his brother Meine Christor pher over a marriage to Mrs. W. R. Leeds. He allegedly refused to attend the wedding and dreams of returning to Athena despite estrangements.
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Ceneve
Conrating
Greece
Giga
Meine
Christorpher
Mra. W. R. Leeds
Burnay
Kim
Athena
Democratic Leaders Gather for Testimonial Dinner Dispatch
Democratic leaders from New York, New Jersey, and New England converge in New York for a testimonial dinner honoring Homer Cummings, chairman of the National Democratic Committee. Chalvenin and Tylin M. Righte headline the event with plans for the party’s upcoming campaign. Governor Alfred E. Smith and others are slated as speakers.
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Cummings
New York
Reb
New York State
New Jersey
New England
Uenight
Homer
Chalvenin
National Democratic Committee
Tylin M. Righte
National Democratic Club
Coormings
Che Prina
Paign
Sat
Anil Tievernur
Alfred K. Smith
Will boycott Russia Deen pall ot puarancest it te bared Reve
A garbled OCR line implies a call to boycott Russia with unclear wording. The readable fragments suggest a protest or political action but lack verifiable names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a factual card. Further readable text needed for a solid summary.
Surrender of Men Impossible Cabinet Remark
Fragmentary text reports a government member stating surrender is impossible and condemning the allied demand. The note references a cabinet meeting and a deputy claim about war powers and coercion, with unclear names and places.
Foch Honored by French Academy in Paris
Marshal Ferdinand Foch, Allied World War I leader, was admitted to the French academy today at 3 pm. A large, brilliant assembly gathered to witness the ceremonial entry marking his formal recognition among eminent mortals.
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Paris
Vermont Reports 108 Flu Cases Across Counties
Vermont health officials met in Burlington to review the January flu tally. December and January totals show 108 cases statewide with Rutland county hardest hit at 34, and benches of Casleton Pittsford Poultney and Rutland town totaling 15. Other counties recorded smaller numbers.
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Hurlington
State Board of Health
State Board
Vermont
Albury
Ruthand
Harlington
Chittenden
Rutland
Castleton
Pittsford
Pouttney
Bennington
Caledonia
Grand Tebe
Orange
Orleans
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Vermont Episcopalians Open 130th Diocesan Convention
The Vermont Episcopal Church convened the 130th annual meeting at Saint Pauls church Burlington with bishops and clergy in attendance. W J Bernard was reelected secretary as resolutions favored charity and directorships. deputies named from Burlington and surrounding towns to attend the joint session.
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Burlington
Vermont
SS Paul's Church
Alc
A. Hall
George Ybiles
Alp Grant
St. Jose Buey
W. J Bernard
Brattlebate
GR. Brush
Shetburie
Spotten Bt
Pak
Howse
Bia
Liedioore
Hindes Pavetw Srandhal
F. J. Meer
Morrieville
Amine
Withtoe
Hurtington
Bev
Morgan Ashley
Watland
Bernard Af
Fitetttehore Amdie
My & Hotewe
Meddinfury
Hindes
Mod
Chittenden
J. O& Kimball
Palle
J. Tolamce
Northfield
Northeast Blizzard Stalls Trains Across New England
A northeast blizzard driven by a 36 to 60 mph wind blankets southern New England with seven inches of snow before noon. Trains on the New York New Haven Hartford line stalled behind drifts. Boston streets clog under fresh snow as labor shortages hamper clearance. Schools and plants close. marine traffic halts with ships waiting in deep water as crews ride out the gale.
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Boston
New England
Nouthern
New York
Hall
Cceet Guandemen
Athmatic Highlands
Giemile
Bneches
New Jersey Storm Paralyses Region From Atlantic to Delaware
A winter storm battered Philadelphia and parts of eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, and Delaware. Sleet and freezing rain created dangerous walking conditions as winds hit 60 mph. Rail schedules suffered, shipping along the Delaware River stalled, and Cape May and Atlantic City reported heavy damage with docks and seaside structures swept away. Several schooners broke loose from moorings, while Cape May endured major destruction and towns along the shore faced flooding and ruined promenades.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Newersey
Delaware
Atlantic City
Cape May
Rebouth Beach
Snow Stretches From New England To Virginia
Snow moved across five states from southern New England to Virginia with the heaviest fall reported in Pennsylvania at up to inches. New York City saw lighter snow while Maryland and nearby areas experienced moderate weather and some rain in places.
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Washington
New England
Virginia
Batero
Peumesbrania
New York City
Maryland
Chia Weatley
Rhode Island Snowbound Hurled Statewide Traffic Stalled
A fierce February storm blanketed Rhode Island causing heavy snowfall up to seven feet in some areas and winds near 32 miles per hour. Travel ground to a halt as suburban transit services failed and many routes were crippled.
Thick Ice Encountered in Treasure City Gate
A local path report notes thick ice on the river crossing near Treasure City Gate, delaying traffic and prompting officials to warn travelers to proceed with caution as crews address hazardous conditions.
Dog Defeats Eagle in Desperate Cumberland Fight
In Portland Maine on a February day four eagles raided flocks of wild ducks along ice bound shores of Cumberland and Raoulth. A dog challenged one eagle and the two rolled in the snow for minutes. The dog prevailed and the eagle retreated, leaving the hunted canine frightened.
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Portland
Sue
Cumberland Amt
Ralouth
Rey
Grand jury takes up Morse homicide case
The Randolph county grand jury met at the county courthouse in Montpelier to investigate the death of H Jer Morse near Middlesex. George C Hale is jailed on murder charges. Jury list includes residents from Barre City to Waterbury. The funeral for Morse occurred at Green Mount cemetery with limited attendance. Morse, a native of Barnard, had lived in several towns, leaving behind a mother, a father Judson Morse in Barnard, and siblings Lenox Mend and Darwin Morse.
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P.M. Butler
Washington County Court
Sherif F. H. Tracy
Montpelier
Tracy
H. Jer Morse
Middlesex
George C. Hale
Peepee Tase Ton
Payston
B. FP
Harry Duxbury
Briggs
Marshfield
A. H. Jones
Barre City
Lester Sotee
Barber & Lanter
Rome
East State Street
Wesley Meade
Vinking
Green Mount Cemetery
Moree
Barnard
Judson Moree
Lenox Wod
Connection
Ani
Darwin Morse
VT Accident Statistics Show 1919 Half Year Totals
The Vermont secretary of state reports 1128 motor vehicle accidents in the latter half of 1919, with 20 killed and 16 by motor bicycles. The record breaks down causes as defective equipment negligence of operator and reckless driving among others, noting no notable incidents in the first half.
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Vermont
Sccretary of State
Morkdenk
S. Amyteresele
Moe
Vermont Motor Registration Report Quietly Updated
The Vermont secretary of state issued a motor vehicle registration report comparing this year to January 1910. It lists re-registrations and certificates of direct registration. Receipts and records show totals approximating 156 005 dollars in receipts and related entries around 1900s figures.
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Vermont
Jenmeye
Jnvwimry
Mutorcyelos
Guilty Finding in Vermont Embezzlement Case Against Graham
The Vermont embezzlement trial of Horace Graham concluded with a jury verdict on larceny charges. Judge Butler instructed on intent and the limits of the auditor's rights to draw state funds, weighing claims of defense against the state's argument of felonious intent.
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Butler
Graham
Petit. Largeny
Attorney Brown
Rufus J. Brown
W. B.C. Stickney
Brown
Treasury
Frown
Treacster
Horace F. Firalwin
FM. Butler
Barber
Archibald
Vermont
Gen. Barber
Brother Stickney
Arotybald
O'Stock
Fudge Cutler
Henry Sindger
Middiesel
Mullar
Hai
Wien
Fudge Watler
Pasere
Remmsy
Methodias
Prison sentence for assault case in St Albans
Arthur Shappy of St Albans arraigned before a county court for assault on an elderly man. He pled guilty and was sentenced to seven years in state prison with a substantial fine. The incident allegedly occurred at the W. Th Preede company’s place where the two men were employed.
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Arthur Shappy
St. Albans
Sh. Athans
Veh
S- Arthur
Arraigard
Allerneum
Prisam
Lreuy
Death by mistaken intake at ominous mountain memorial
Kennington Feb Herbert Hil ies resided on Miergeee road near Wondford mountain and died at the missionk while using night medicine. A called jietant from the gil of wants had been employed two years. Putman Memorial Kore notes a wife and a married daughter survive.
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Kennington
Herbert Hilies
Wondford
Putman
Barre Post 1 Meets. praises clubhouse gift and action
Barre post No 1 held its regular meeting in the carpenters ball. Resolutions praised the Barre War Memorial trustees for funds and the city officials for a lease on the Barrett Street site. The committee to prepare the building was tasked with occupancy readiness and a report on draft evaders prompted action.
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Barre Post
Carpenters
Worthen
Pre Monace
Barra
Tms
Chareh Street
American Legion
Marre
Mayer
American Legio
Barre
Daily Times
Minneapolis
Tom Airamily
Boese
Por. Robie Copees
Barre Voters Approve Granite Arch Bridge Bond
Citizens of Barre vote 88 to 86 to build a granite arch bridge over rail branch on South Main street and issue 19500 bonds in addition to 14500 already authorized. Debate centers on safety vs financial strain as city officials discuss abutments and timing.
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Barre
Rail Branch
South Main Street
VK. Langley
Henry Alexander
W. E. Towell Td
K. Moldeter
James F. Curtis
James T. Marion
City Engineer FC
Lee
Alderman Scott
Ite Ee. Ee Leer
Mr. Sent
Mr. Scott
Joe
Jeepan
Sherman Scott
Sherman Scott Was Opposed Tox
Ayers Street
Granite Street
Alexandr
Abe
Wes
George Troyt
Cutler
Alexander
Reme
Win Averill
Bis
Alerade
Mackay
Rene Eurig
Funeral for Seven-Year-Old Helen Alexander
Schoolmates bring flowers for the funeral of Helen Alexander aged seven. The service at the Methodist church in Merrieville includes wreaths and carnations from family and friends, with mourners listing relatives and classmates.
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Helen Alexander
Elmwood
Methodiat
Merrieville
Lipterment
Merrisvilla
Mie
Selves Bedell
Morrisville
Walter Allen
Hardwick
Tinton
Grace
James Kelly
Reece
Lakvece
Welker
Vieweiey White Carmathone
Jenner Casnaply Fein
Amihte Foutone
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Wilson
List
May
George ‘St. Angell
Roxbury
Schoot
Fre
Scipio Miller
Fort Greble
Tino
Prince Christopher
Mra. Leeds
Russia
Theriim
Wirdinewdar
Jeonchmon
Erssie
Marshal Foch
Episcopalians
Raode Island
Providence B
Traliey
Mney
Maine
Trrtiand
Eagle
Grand Jury
Morse Homicide
H. Lester Morse
Montpetier
Vermont Motor Registration
Herbert Hill
Church Street
War Chest
NEW Bridges Party
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