Mondell Presses Armament Limits to Avert Debt Crisis
Representative Mondell of Wyoming declares international arms limitation essential to prevent bankruptcy among major nations. He warns America bears fault if a pact is delayed and attacks Daniels' naval program while urging restraint and a peaceful path to reduce war costs. The speech critiques current administration and warns against militaristic trends.
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Mondell
United
Washington, D.C
Monell
Wyowing
Republican House
America
Germany
Daniels
Ine
Enite
England
Eimeerr Vanwet
Turks Join Near East Conference in London
Turkish delegates will participate in the Near East Conference in London as they plan to leave Angora today. The move aligns with ongoing diplomatic efforts amid regional tensions and political transitions.
Russians Go Home as Rich People Richer
Boston reports that about 200 Russians who arrived seven years ago as poor immigrants will return to their homeland. They carry nearly 8,500,000 in cash and $350,000 in jewels, planning to sail to Libau and then travel home to families awaiting them. War-time wages and thrift enabled them to amass wealth in America.
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Boston
Libau
Amer
Iran
Peabody
Greek premier Kalogeropoulos to lead London talks
Delegates headed by M Kalogeropoulos the new premier will attend the Near East conference in London later this month. War minister M Gournaris will not go to London amid British opposition and George Baltaceis will act as premier during the talks. Gournaris remains war minister after the cabinet oath in Athens yesterday following a ministerial rift with Rhallis.
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Athens
Associated Presa
London
M. Kalogeropoulos
MS Gournaris
George Baltaceis
Gournaris
Rhallis
Kalogeropoulos
Pershing Vindicated, Refuses to Testify to Congress
The American Expeditionary Force is said to have been fully vindicated by witnesses, General Pershing writing to Representative Flood that further testimony would waste time. He notes charges have been answered and expresses willingness to appear only if requested, arguing no reason to testify at this time.
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Washington, D.C
American Expeditionary Force
Pershing
Viood
Demerrat
Virginia
White
General Pershing
Charles &. Dawes
Floods
Flood
Armes
Freight strains hit western cattle growers
Representatives of a major western cattlemen's association told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rates cannot be paid as markets for cattle sheep and wool have fallen. They argued farmers and ranchers cannot sell enough to cover shipping costs amid low prices.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
D.C. Fok
Interstate Commons Commission
Paixere
Irish party leader killed in ambush
An Irish political leader was assassinated in an ambush. The event occurred amid escalating tensions within the party as security forces investigated the attack and mourners gathered at a makeshift memorial. Authorities have yet to disclose suspects or motive.
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Irish Party
Eight Thousand Disloyal Educators Named in U S
Washington February 7 Eight thousand disloyal educators in adoption institutions are identified with removal urged by Henry J Ryan Boston chairman of the American Legion committee He adds about two thousand are in colleges and universities A meeting of Americanization groups is scheduled for March 15 in Washington to consolidate work including the A F of L Knights of Columbus Y M C A and other organizations Congress may seek ninety five million dollars for disabled veterans relief and a proposed five million national memorial donation by Knights of Columbus faces debate over joint control policy
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Washington, D. C
United States
Henry J. Ryan
Boston
American Jem Committee
The
American Legion
Legion Executive Committees
Wisden
Air
Ryan
Legion
Congress
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Knights of Calumbus
British debt cancellation proposal shocks British public
Feb 7 London reports Austen Chamberlain signaling Britain may cancel inter allied debt to the United States, a move that surprised many in Britain. Rumors centered on whether government officials including Lord Chalmers would pursue official talks, with details unclear and no formal embassy channel confirmed.
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United States
Lord Chalmers
Auvekiant Geddes
Washington
Arriva
Moving Leisurely at St Augustine Wall Parade
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public procession or event near St Augustine Wall and a political party aboard a vessel. Key figures or groups are unclear, but references to a Beassboat Vie and Marding's party suggest a ceremonial or moving leisure scene with unspecified attendees.
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Eleet
Fragmented OCR Vets note on a ceasefire page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and terms with no clear story. It references a singer, a chert step, and a vague context about trade and governance. The garbled lines include scattered proper nouns and places, lacking coherent events or dates to summarize into a full item.
Bank Comptroller Williams Reports On Seventh Annual Address
Washington, Feb 7. Comptroller John Skelton Williams described the current U.S. economy as weakened but improving, with deflation easing and prices returning to near prewar levels. He urged wage adjustments by labor to reflect lower living costs and called for cooperation between labor and capital to restore prosperity. The annual report notes a record 8,197 national banks, strong bank earnings, and farm and commercial lending patterns, while warning on future adjustments as foreign markets stabilize.
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Washington, D. C
John Skelton Williams
Congress
Junie Muchon
National
Federal Reserve
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Dhrtnints
Plererman
Stra AO Aekt
New York
Philadel
Chicago
Boston
Parkia
Cal
Birmingham
Ala
Athinta
Bey
Turing
Geral Weer
Jasatet
Soptoneed
Willaims
Wade Potlir
Montpelier Voters to Decide Charter Changes Tonight
Montpelier hosts a special city meeting this evening to consider amendments proposed by the committee of 25 and a previous special committee. The proposals include electing the city treasurer, a city manager with broad powers, ward lines for school commissioners, at large alderman elections, and expanded bonding and budgeting rules. Local events include a trolley line disruption, a liquor transport case, a girl injured on a moving train, and funeral and church activities, with officials and residents attending various ceremonies and meetings.
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Montpelier
Committee of 25
Aceton
George F. Lackey
Joseph Sartelle
Underhill
Ina
Lavial
Barre
Welle
Nome
Kidnapped After Battle In Melee In Scarsdale
White Plains New York February 2 reports say two autos with armed men and a woman abducted Miss Anna King from a Scarsdale home after a clash in which pistols and a shotgun were used. A nearby woman was grazed and the intruders fled as the King girl was forcibly taken to a waiting car.
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White Plains
N.Y
Anna King
New York
Scarsdale
Lewis’ Albolini
Alphne
Hee
Albotine
Dome
Alboltis
Mira Albuline
Miss King
Three House Breakers Gathered in Winthrop Heist
Three men arrested after a Winthrop burglary as two accomplices escaped in a car marked with Rhode Island plates. A neighbor reported a sudden alarm and the intruders were found with silverware and jewelry taken from the home. The captured suspects identified themselves as George nod demeph Diamond of Montreal and Walter Conroy of Borton.
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Winthrop
Maseeb
Thames
George i Nod
Demeph Diamond l
Montreal
Walter Conroy
Borton
Dispute Over New England Skating Championship Entrants
Shaphalere was chosen to represent thin section at Lake Placid races as adverse weather and eligibility disputes clouded the New England Skating Association meet. J Stasley Nowets warned the championship events started with few entrants present and threatened by weather. officials considered rescheduling as conditions worsened.
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Beneland
Steveneteld Untertunite
Redlands Teretemeurm
Stametend
Folin Milles
Martford Halph Towle Aywrthytielt
Corona
How Rapidly We Age
The fragment discusses aging and time with garbled phrases. It mentions days, minutes, and a sense of progression, but the text remains unreadable and lacks clear events, people, or places to identify a concrete news item. The piece reads as a corrupted reflection rather than a reportable story.
Barre Faces New Aldermen in Dual Races
Barre weighs two new alderman candidates Leonard R Hutchinson of Wellington Street and James I Hastings of 304 North Main Street enter ward one and ward five races. Hutchinson is a Barre Forwarding Co. partner and former school commissioner. Hastings runs J J Hastings Vulcanizing and Repair. Alderman Arthur Launger will not seek renomination in the gin ward, with Thomas G Weener already declared in that ward. Hastings and Hutchinson enter a crowded field ahead of next Friday caucus and March 1 election.
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Barre
Leonard R. Hutchinson
Red Wield
James I Hastings
Arthur Jr. Launger
Gin
Thomas G. Weener
Hutchinson
Wellington Street
Barre Forwarding Company
Artivi~les
Hastings
North Main Street
Bein Apen Rizsi
Daniel V. Osaela
J. J. Hastings Vulcaniaing and Repair
Meg Haatjie
City Afaire
Jasteen
Marini
James J. Wastings
John T. Averill
Man killed by horse in West Brattleboro incident
A man aged 41, Thattlebuns Ket TMi Cole Grove, died in Meleiee hospital West Brattleboro after being kicked by a horse brought to his home. The horse owner Mr Colgrove was attempting to tend the animal when the incident occurred. The man left a wife and four children.
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Thattlebuns
Colegrove
Tileckenith
Meleiee Hospital
West Brattleboro
Colgrove
Two Orphans Left After Mother's Death In Sethu
Mrs. Jame Mary Dart wife of James Dart died this morning at 125 Brook Street aged about 28 years. She leaves two children. The family has resided at the address for several years. A brief notice records the death and surviving offspring.
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Jane Duff
Brook Street
Jame Mary
James Dart
Sethu
Mort
Deaths of Sleeping Sickness Rise in Greater City
The report notes growing deaths from sleeping sickness in the city with multiple names and figures mentioned, including attendees at a public gathering where a speaker warned of disorder. The passage lists several individuals and a chapter event, referencing officials and a state secretary.
Vermont lawmakers consider reshaping highway post
Vermont legislators returned to Montpelier amid debate over Governor Hartness's decision not to reappoint State Highway Commissioner Bates. Proposals floated include elective appointments for highway posts and electing the highway commission by the legislature, with Bates favored by supporters while opposition seeks broader changes.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Fartness
Studdard Bates
Hartness
Bates
State Highway
Wieheart of
Barr
Commie Clan
Fettere
Mitr
Funeral at Graniteville for Mire Howry Morricon
Funeral service for Mire Howry Morricon held at Graniteville church with pastor lead, choir, and floral tribute. Body placed at Elmwood Cemetery to await interment. survivors include Mrs Mehert Bingree of Springfield and others.
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Howry Morricon
Shindley
Arelit
Ranilertiie
Lizee Catherine
Mra Morrison
Robert
Mickart Metaughtin
Laytan Wi
Kenneth
Gale
Jilius Bhellese
Edward Charhenwent
Elmwood Cemetery
Bingree
Springfield
Hever
Brag
Deagre
Clayton
Talk of the Town AOW: Masini tragedy at dinner party
An elderly man age about 70 died after a fatal accident at a dressy dinner party. The incident injured several others and damaged property near Hare station. Prominent local family ties noted in coverage.
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Masini
Madieenay
Hare
Jemmie Vlews
Usha
Oleg
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