Parliament Opens With Ancient Pageantry and Royal Speech
London reports the first state opening of Parliament since 114, with King George, Queen Mary, and the Prince of Wales in a grand procession to Westminster. The speech from the throne outlined plans for education, Ireland governance, unemployment relief, minimum wages, and mining regulation, plus postwar reform across the realm.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Thenyal
Buckingham Palace
Westminster
House of Lords
Whitehall
Abaki
Royal Household
Victoria Tower
Royal Horse Artillery
St. James Park
Prince’s Chamber
House of Commons
Tower House
Ger
Oga
Enid
Antor
Han Palace
Wrintems
Llnyd George
Earl Curzon
Kedleston
Foreign Affairs
Howe
Frummene
Trdas
Tanah Orwell
Uraine Milan
Mary
Crown Prince Frederick William Offers Self for Handover
Amsterdam reports former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany offered to surrender in place of another and to face punishment in Berline if the Allied governments desire it. He stated he would take the place of his countrymen and accept the tribunal’s terms in exchange for peace.
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Amsterdam
Frederick Willem
Germany
Belgrom
United States
Japan
Sims Criticizes Navy Decorations Politely Apologetic
Washington February 10 Rear Admiral William S Sims testifying before the Senate committee on naval awards reiterated there is nothing personal in his criticism of Secretary Daniels policies. He warned that awarding decorations to defeated officers could harm naval morale and security more than Bolshevism would harm the government.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Navy Department
Navy
William &. ‘Sims
Senate Committee
Admiral Kime
Hale
Admiral Sims
Fac
J Shine
Treaty Reported Back to Senate
The Vine place treaty was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday, with no debate and three votes. Republicans and other leaders agreed to take it up in the Senate next week, with committee action conditioning possible immediate submission and debate on reservations adopted earlier.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Eleturt
Bark Todlay
Eterretio
Senate
Bavarians Protest Extradition Demands
Munich residents stage a protest against extradition demands amid political tension. Police report several thousand participants occupying public squares while banners and chanting echo through the city. A noted song “Pirtutachlend Uber Ales” was performed as part of the demonstration.
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Munich
Havarian Dementare
Teddy Fee
Perones
Rmtente Romimbsion
Crown Prince Carles Wilson Wilson House Admission
Fragmentary notice reports a political event in Washington involving figures named Carles Wilson and Whepengrs. The text mentions a House action and a request or admission related to an exchange or appointment, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Trainmen press wage demands as strike looms in Washington
Washington February 10 railroading wage talks between the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Director General Hines reach a critical point. W G Lee says the men are very insistent and demand a definite answer soon. Hines plans further talks with leaders and full membership before action. Rail officials note a strike vote is being considered and that other unions may not yet back the move.
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Washington, D. C
Hines
W. G. Lee
Lee
Railroad Administration
Ithen
Ull
Brotherhowl
Maintenance of Way
Hiner
Tamulty
Wilton
Railroad crisis looms as strike nears Feb 17
Washington reports the White House and officials consider the serious railroad situation a prelude to a nationwide walkout. The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes has authorized a strike for February 17. Secretary Tumulty plans to press the matter with President Wilson, while Director General Hines may meet to review demands and the broader stakes.
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Washington
White House
Pale Wal
Patrike
I Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Tumilty
Wilton
Hines
Wien
Tomalty
Middlebury Receives 65 000 Gift for Athletics
Middlebury College announced a gift of 65 000 dollars from A Horton of New York City to fund athletics. The donation, supporting football and basketball programs, aims to boost student athletic activity and college advertising. Chase National Bank and Chase Securities Corp are linked to the donor's associations.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
A. Horton
New York City
Urinstines
Myer
Meytwern
Naeehell
Aml Athietie
Bervete
Chase National Bank of New York
Aifle Chase
Ems
Snowstorm Closes NYC Thoroughfares Again
New York endured another driving snowstorm as snow fell since 4 a.m. with winds from the southeast. Despite 14,000 workers since last Wednesday, main arteries remained blocked and side streets were heavily drifted. Third rail cars faced icy tracks and delays hit steam and electric lines.
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New York
Crowe
Manhattan
Boston Faces New Snow Blockade
Boston on February 10 faced a fresh snowfall that hindered streets and public transit. Light but steady snow continued for hours, with forecasts of ongoing precipitation. Railroads reported readiness to resume normal service after crews cleared routes and tracks.
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Boston
Creau
Puston & Maine
Howton & Albany
Rudye
Snow cleared on Maine rail line after storm
Portland Maine February 10 electric cars and small buses began operating today after a week long storm. Workers with pickaxes and shovels opened nearly all 24 miles of track between Portland and Saco. Snow piles were cleared, allowing transit to resume with limited service restored.
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Portland
Saco
Prudent Luxuries for Masses In Need Highlighted in Will
Thomas Prince of Santa Barbara California died February 9 leaving a will allocating between 1000 and unspecified amounts to the Masonic home in Chariton Massachusetts for prudent luxuries for inmates and to the Odd Fellows homes for aged men in Worcester, Massachusetts. Funds were also set aside for a land bequest to others and for specific memorial bequests to George Wart post.
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Thomas Prince
Santa Barbara
Cal
Portand
Gre
Kohl
Rachtactts
Thomne Prince
Senta Bary Tava
Angel Welruse
Masonic Howe
Chariton
Mass
Worerster
Worcester
Death of Asa Hebard at White River Junction
Asa Hebard longtime secretary treasurer and general manager of Smith and Sine candy manufacturing died Monday morning after a week of illness. He had worked with the telephone company and was active in local church and civic affairs for years. He leaves a widow, Mrs Nettie Barnes, and several relatives. The funeral arrangements are to be announced by his family.
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White Hiver Junction
Hebard
Smith & Sine Candy
Varias
Meteund
Randolph
Netlie Barnes
Thieplies
W le Hehart
Pliner Mottire
Linsien
Berather
T Het
Mirtearat
Atlee Prauoee Hebert
Thor Calierml
Mir
Meriten
Jane
Three Drowned in Merrimack River Tragedy
In South Manchester two men and a woman drowned when their boat broke the lee with a pole while crossing the partly frozen Merrimack river. A fourth passenger, Jon Stewart, was saved by clinging to the boat as it capsized. All four were siblings, Daniel Thomas Nellie and John Stewart, workers headed to W H McElwain Shoe Co central plant. The tragedy occurred as river currents prevented full freezing and bridges were absent in the southern city.
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Manchester
N. H
Merrimack River
Daniel
Thomas
Nellie
John Stewart
South Main Street
West Manchester
Jon Stewart
Tom
W. H. McElwain Shoe Co
Emat
Ri Ubere
McElwain
Stewart Brothers
Pina
Freight Wreck Delays Central Vermont Trains at Sharon
A freight wreck on the Central Vermont line near Sharon delayed southbound trains around 7 oclock with the main northbound morning express delayed about six hours and the south Thorndnight express held at South Royalton. Snowstorm worsens conditions as crews report two feet of snow near White River junction and fear further disruption south of Montpelier.
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Central Vermont
Sharon
Moncyer
Ve ¢ Ranch
Williamstown
Montpelier Junction
South Royalton
Toxiay
Vermont
White River
Million Dollar Drive Prompts Vermont Baptist Campaign Leadership
William W. Stickney is named state director for the Vermont Baptist drive with A A Silver of Derby as co director. Stickney appoints county leaders including Eimer Me Hatley of Tarkington to lead White River county. Silver plans to mobilize volunteers from April 23 to May 2 with a Rutland meeting set for Friday at 2 in the Bardwell house.
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Stickary
A. A
Vermont Baptist
William W. Stickmey
Northern Maorist Convention
Vermont Baptiste’ Elutre
Albert
LA Sliver
Derby
Brows University
Lever Burdelt Bebe
Stickney
Eimer Me Hatley
Tarkington
Silver Cmn
Hington
Left Boston with Carnival Sporting
An unclear report mentions individuals tied to a carnival in Boston and a wrestling match. It references Vrank Delmas and Ketonen in a weight class, with hints of a contract and travel. The text is garbled and names are partially obscured, but suggests a sports or entertainment pairing and potential agreement details.
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Ketonen
Arid
Bill to restrain Frazer in property case
A legal notice describes a restraining bill concerning Frazer W. Vrasre of Uhr Beste Amech and associated parties. The document references a committee and potential payment terms, with mentions of a war boat and related financial actions. Local officials and party names appear in fragmented form.
Funeral of Mrs C C Kenyon Held at Franklin Street Home
The funeral for Mrs Charles Kenyon was held yesterday at 2 PM at her Franklin street residence. Rev H W Hokerk presided with Rev B J Lehigh assisting. Influenza illness a year long was noted. Burial follows in Elmwood cemetery in spring after initial interment in Elmwood vault. Attendees included relatives from Claremont Windsor Melrose Burlington Keene and others.
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Charles ©. Keneyon
Barreee Hospital
Kenyon
Blmwood
Elmwood Cemetery
S. Love
L. C. Smith
Freeman
W. T
Alien Hy Freeman
Claremont
N. H
Charles
Floyd Jenness
Windsor
Mra
Guy H. Stebbins
Melnd Falls
Alton Briggs
Mr. Able
Burlington
Charles C. Bald
Win
Keene
Montpelier City Affairs Reports Progress and Proposed Tax
The Montpelier city council reports paying down 340,000 of city indebtedness and recommends a 1.10 tax next year. It notes water protection purchases, sewer improvements, street repairs, a Northfield street wall project, and fire station needs. The plan lists allocations to school, sinking fund, state tax, county, and general fund totaling about 236,000 with estimated income 412.
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Montpelier
Stewart, Turner and Rae
Granite Street
Town Hill
Lower State Street
Terrace Street
Northfield Street
Loomis Street
Ridge and
Barry
Circular announces Harry Webber as chief clerk to Auditor Deschenps
A St Albans dispatch notes Harry Webber named chief clerk to Auditor Le Deschenps at Central Vermont Railroad headquarters. Webber served eight years with the railroad, with a break for military service, enlisting with the first company machine gun unit and serving overseas as a sergeant. He later earned a commission as second lieutenant and rose to first lieutenant before discharge.
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St. Albans
Central Vermont Railroad Compipany
Harry Webber
LE. Deschenps
H. P. Hurns
Webber
Speets
Chemin Des Dates
Army of
Hie
Evarte
Death of Mrs Orville Gale
The deceased is Clara Mee or Mee af wih Tianeteren of Leovell Ma se. She will be buried at Rimrach cemetery after a service in Barre tomorrow evening. Her husband Orville Gale survived by a daughter Vera and a sister. a large circle of relatives mourns in Willamette and nearby communities.
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Mee
Clara
Tianeteren
Leovell
Mase
Barre
Orlock
Inerini
Faraily
Clara Watertian
Washington
Orville Tial
Mice Vera
Ellewarth Watermat
Janes Riberrsrtean
Tanharf Waite
Mire
Mmemibier
Merl Vaellet
Berre
BiG GARAGE FIRE AT WESTSBOART STIRS CONCERN
A garbled report describes a large garage fire near a palace area. Authorities and witnesses, including named figures, discuss potential damage and safety measures while investigators look into the blaze's cause and origin.
Hearing Postponed On Power Rates By Service Commission
A postponed hearing before the Service Commission on power rate adjustments shifts to a later date. Officials from the Bureau of the event and related committees indicate further proceedings will occur next week to hear testimony and review filings from stakeholders.
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Service Commission
Roxbury youth held on charge of intent to kill
Raymond Wells, 18, of Roxbury, awaits a Barre hearing before Judge E L Scatt on a charge of intent to kill Frank Miller, his brother in law. Wells was arrested in St Albans and brought to Barre on a warrant from State's Attorney E R Davis. He claims no knife was used and that the wound was inflicted with a head knuckle after Miller struck his sister. Miller, formerly from Philadelphia, is employed at Vermont Marble quarries. Wells will be brought into court once Davis returns from Montpelier.
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Raymond Wells
Roxbury
E. L. Scatt
Frank Miller
Wella
St. Albans
B. P. Blanchard
E.R. Davis
Barre
Wells ix
Miller
Wells
Myller
Rutland
Vermont
Philadelphia
Blanchard
Davis
Montpelier
Bolton Lumberjack Dead of Drink
White River Junction, Feb 10. Reports say Delton Lamrock of Bolton died after drinking strong spirits at the American House. An autopsy by Dr. Charles Ridder of Woodstock and doctors Stone and Whitney of Burlington is pending final results from Burlington. An inquest was held at Fred J. Davis office under States Attorney Rene Mower of Landon. Bail set for two men. trial expected early next week. Burial planned in Charleton Massachusetts.
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White River Junction
Feoar Delton & Lam Rom
Cloughton
Mir
Canada
Asabel
Clesighlin
Deittle
Ennimlind
Knox Mackechnie Vows Couple in Plain Ceremony
A small town wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Plain on Sunday near Arlewe. Sunteen Pans and Mackay exchanged marriage vows with Roos of Cleveland Ohio and Catherine McKehel as witnesses. The ceremony was simple and attended by family, with notes about the couple’s plans and future.
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Anal Rt
Sunteen
Mackay Diitel
Roos
Cleveland
Catherine MeKrel
Mindiwu
Stotard
Lumber Company Increases Stock In Market Push
Fragmented OCR text shows a lumber company boosting stock levels amid market activity. Mentions capital, paid-in shares, and rates, with unrelated garbled lines. No clear dates, names, or locations readable.
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