06 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
1
Berlin reports the German government would likely surrender its nationals charged with war crimes for trial by a neutral tribunal if the Entente agrees. The National Zeitung says the Swiss government has declared its readiness to arrange such a tribunal.
Paris reports final consideration of sending time to Germany for extradition of accused Germans delayed. British and Canadian officials missed arrival due to fog in the English Channel. Extradition decision to be taken up again once ambassadors reach Paris.
Parvin Thury reports calls for an immediate international finance conference to address the exchange crisis. French bankers support a U S participation, citing risk of further market devaluation and impact on imports if no action is taken. European and American financiers see shared interests in stabilizing credit to prevent wider upheaval.
Chicago reports the meat-packing industry in the United States for 101 was estimated at more than 24 billion in a statement released today by the Institute of American Meat Packers. The aerial reports quote the industry average profit margin at about one and a half cents per dollar of sales.
The couple, Brattichers and Sunderland, were married Monday in Lebanon with Rev. Toho Werke officiating. Guests included Mrs Shindeei and others who danced at a reception at a local store and later at Barrett's millinery shop in Greenorlit.
A fragmentary report lists New York Senator Habel Losier and other Senate members as sending messages about relations. The note references debates and replies in a tense exchange.
Washington observers prepare for a renewed Senate clash on the peace treaty. Democratic leader Hitchcock calls a Saturday party conference to map agreed strategy. White House denies prior knowledge of Viscount Grey’s letter while acknowledging its influence on next week’s debate.
Naval Lt Angisto Tesi and Giovanni Trenton were arrested at Brindisi for attempting to persuade a submarine commander to defect and for masterminding the capture of the steamer Taranto carrying about two million in gold destined for Hatin troops in Albania. A 20 year old woman was also arrested as an alleged accomplice.
A fragmented text presents a heated exchange over disarmament and U S involvement in Europe. It cites Secretary Glase and Secretary Vilnss, critiques American policy, and warns that disarmament could invite aggression while Russia aligns with postwar powers to curb Versailles aims.
An incident in Gleiwitz, Silesia, reports disturbances as Freeh troops arrive, with clashes between locals and officers. A deputation followed the arrival, while a group shouted Cracker and subjected officers to hostile actions.
Harsh winter drains fuel in Fall River causing schools to close and residents to face heating cuts. Failing transport and electric services complicate recovery as officials pledge action and community aid.
Washington Feb 6 Former Governor Henry C Stuart of Virginia was named by President Wilson to the Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed James S Harlan of Indiana whose term expired. Lewis Titus of San Francisco was chosen to be a banker of the Shipping Board.
Heavy Atlantic coast storm dumps up to 20 inches of snow in New England and parts of the mid Atlantic. High winds and tides disrupt shipping and rail traffic from Maryland to Maine while coastal resorts suffer damage and travel delays persist.
Thirteen inches of snow blanketed Lawrence Massachusetts as a heavy storm raged yesterday and last night. Trolley service remained fairly steady within the city but traffic was badly crippled by line disruptions. Moston and Maine trains were late with some interference noted.
Washington February 1 government liquidation moves begin for railroads preparing to return funds to their holders on March 1. A division of liquidation is created and the director of the treasury division is reassigned to run the liquidations with changes to divisions handling labor traffic and purchases.
An unclear report asserts a military offensive toward Poland is denied by a representative named Maceien Vitriaed. The fragment references Air Force movements and potential operations, but the text is garbled and preserves few verifiable names or dates.
Fragmented OCR recounts a convoluted tale about a project titled Maven and references dates in February. Names and specifics are unclear, but hints at testing, assessment, and weighing of intelligence concepts appear amid garbled phrasing.
Lewiston police probe the death of Hiniehe Wentworth 26 of West Farmington at the Tavern on Main. She, with Edward Vielleux, was in a room. a physician’s effort failed as she died in convulsions after a second attack. Separately, Nellie Perrin, a Barre Town teacher, was killed by a bull on Lizzie Hobart’s farm between Berlin Corners and West Berlin.
Boston naturalization examiner Koran Small arrived yesterday to conduct examinations for Barre residents seeking citizenship. By noon only 26 of the applicants had appeared. those who miss the session may face delays or denial. Small promotes night schools to aid foreign-born residents in learning English and U.S. laws as part of a statewide effort to improve eligibility.
Vermont Baptists set a goal to raise one hundred million dollars within a week. The drive, discussed at a conference of denominational leaders in Chicago, aims to support religious education and statewide programs, including plans for temple openings and new congregations across Vermont.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a paused trial or petition process concerning socialist actions in the United States. Mentions Liberty, several unnamed parties, and a reference to a campaign or protest. The text is garbled with broken phrases and nonstandard terms.
City council votes to call for bids for building the South Teer Bridge after revising specifications. Mayor, street committee, and city officers to approve changes and appoint John W. Storrs as supervising engineer for the project.
The funeral of Charles Viandere was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the Dime Area. Reverend Kavenge officiated. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Ordway and Mrs Je Nelcom. Interment followed at the Orative Center cemetery. Bearers were Frank Phaiders Rerval Plan here Wert Rickardeon and G b Net.
Few teachers attend the meetings as late trains cause delays. Rev Willian Nichols presided while Muse Nefibe ML Willriver and Hillyer spoke on retirement benefits and the future of the program.
The trial ended yesterday afternoon with a guilty verdict for Graham. Mrs Charles Kenyon died yesterday morning at Barre City Hospital after a prolonged illness and abdominal surgery. Survivors include her husband Frederick and daughter Nadine. funeral plans will be announced.
Joseph Rioux administrator of the Rioux estate sought 820000 for damages tied to the death of his son. The claim was allowed by Commissioner Arthur Tilden and George Maniatty in Grand Jucor A. A. Baraent's court. The case stemmed from a double tragedy at the DePrato fruit store on North Main street when Antonio DePrata shot Rioux and killed himself amid financial tensions. No appeal will be taken in county court.
Mrs Joan J O’Meara age 62 widow of her husband Metellon born in Lemauxville. Survived by her husband, daughter and two steps including Mrs George York of Northumberland and Mrs Or Langley of Sew Haspalires plus three sisters and one brother. Funeral from All Souls in Lancaster on Monday with burial in Lancaster.
The funeral for Bennett Julian was held yesterday at 2 PM from the Pleasant Street home. Pastor Mew Wo McNalr Wittredge led the Presbyterian service with a male quartet and the Masonic lodge sent delegates. The remains go to Kimwood cemetery vault with interment at Hage cemetery. flowers were purchased and pallbearers named. Attending were relatives from Houlton Maine St. Johnsbury and Lewiston with family members across Maine and Hartford.
A fragmentary report notes grand jury activity in Middlnwratt Hale County tied to the murder of HL Lester Moree. The text mentions witnesses, neighbors, and a gathering where plans or motives were discussed amid ongoing county inquiries.
Prices advanced to 2.09 this morning from 3.19 two days earlier amid a new vote and unclear political signals. Market commentary notes volatility and potential shifts in policy affecting gold and related commodities.
The clumsy OCR text notes mail delays with references to arrivals from Boston, a Wes terday afternoon timeline, and scattered mentions of a Seadetth ioer dant sight. It also hints at a company meeting voting on actions and a figure around 50,000, though details are garbled.
The Barre area hosts multiple firm applications to establish manufactur ing plants aimed at employing women and revitalizing streets. Woeth & Richardson of Burlington already employs over 40 women, with other firms seeking sites as city officials weigh leases and tax conditions amid housing shortages.
Horace F. Graham former Vermont editor and two term governor was found guilty by a Washington county jury of larceny and embezzlement related to drawing money from state accounts. The penalty may reach 10 years in prison and a $500 fine or both with sentencing set for next week.
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