Railroad Wage Talks With Wilson End In Brief Hearing
President Wilson met briefly with railroad brotherhood representatives in Washington to consider a proposed plan. Officials stressed no final decision, and the unions prepared to study the proposal before announcing any stance. Direct General Hines had briefed the president on the wage negotiations as a potential path to ending the dispute.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Brotherhoods
White House
Mme
HM. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Feu
Jewell
Mr. Show
Tim «I. Manion
Order of Trailway Telegraphers
Hines
Hhe Wheel Clmir
Shen
Mr. Times
Wny
Tumulty
Eee
Brotherhood
Une
Dirvetor Geneal
Frantc
Enlan
Hermon
Wrayer
Alook
Tusnully
Great Britain Leads in German Dye Import Efforts
Great Britain is ahead of the Allies in securing German dyes with 300 tons already landed. A dye committee, authorized by the board of trade, will purchase 2400 pounds of dyestuffs and consult expert users across textiles and finishes. Britain also adds 1400 tons under the reparations clause to the stock, with 22 000 tons in German stock destined for the Allies.
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Great Britain
Germany
Board of Trade
Chetr
United States
France
Belgium
Italy
Wach Disabled Off Tucker's Beach New Jersey
A wireless distress call from the U S freighter Wach reported she was anchored off Tucker's Beach New Jersey due to a broken engine and boiler trouble. The William Henry Webb, a New York bound steamer, left Philadelphia yesterday on its first trip and was asked to provide assistance.
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William Henry Webb
New York
Mexican ex-general sentenced to death by court martial
Mexico City reports General Gas dencio de la Lave, former federal general, captured leading rebels in Vera Cruz, sentenced to death by a court martial at once yesterday morning. Orders to be sent to Mexico City and held at the war department's disposition. De la Lave is described as a rebel leader and ally of Thenis aid.
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Mexico City
Gas Dencio de la Lave
Vera Cruz
Orie
Mexia City
War Department
de la Linve
Debate Stirs Over Federal Forest Experiment in White Mountains
An 19th century order urges Congress to table a bill for a White Mountains forest experiment station, arguing New England relies on external lumber and pulpwood sources. It links high freight costs, job impact, and regional timber waste to claims the region should be self supporting with a government study.
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Congress
White Mountains
Massachusetts
House vi Representa
New England
New Fingland
Borden
Allies Frame New Appeal on Right of Asylum
London reports four Allied ministers sent to Holland about the extradition of former Emperor William. The note urges the Dutch government to respect asylum rights and avoid widening European tensions. Allies press for possible outside-Europe handling if Holland refuses surrender.
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London
Holland
William
Toomorrow
Evening Standard
Europe
Usha
Weltend
Mert
Tornadoes sweep across Georgia injure and threaten deaths
Atlanta reports a string of tornadoes hitting several sections late yesterday. Initial word says there are multiple injuries and possible deaths, with paths about 400 feet wide and tracks ranging from a few hundred yards to nearly nine miles across the state.
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Atlanta
Genria
Redfield Named President of American Russian Chamber
William Redfield former secretary of commerce was elected president of the American Russian Chamber of Commerce in New York on February 1 an official notice stated Redfield will lead the organization as it seeks stronger business ties between the United States and Russia through cooperative commerce programs and outreach efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Dames Marrien
Jerens
Making Americans and the Fear of Social Unrest
A fragmented, antiquated passage discusses opposition to labor unrest and immigrant influence in America. It portrays a society formed to counter what it calls incendiary rhetoric and threats to industrial order, warning of deportation and revolutionary plots while lamenting supposed foreign influence and social decay.
Root Named Among Backers of Permanent World Court
London February 13 United States lawyer Elihu Root is listed among distinguished international figures invited to join a committee aiding plans for a permanent world court under League of Nations auspices Baron Deschamps Lis M Drago Carlo Fadda Herel Fromageot Ian Grian De Ladaer Lord WhiltoMore Milenko Vee ride Rafael Altamante and others were named by the council with Sir Reginald Yours chosen to chair the committee and preside over council sessions. The move aims to organize the court with Root expected to contribute his influence to the deliberations.
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London
Flihu Root
Permanent Court of International Justice
Council of the League of Ni Sion
Baron Deschamps
Belgium
Hague Court of Artitration
Senor
Lis M. Drago
Argentina
Carlo Fadda
University of Naples
Fromageot
Ian
University of Christiania
de Ladaer
Holla
Whiltimore
Enghind
Milenko I. Veeride
Frances Me Mkombi
Rafael Altamiine
Hawyer
Mailrid
Cloris Bevilaqua
Beazil
Akiduk
Anitaseador
Austria
Reginald Yours
Paraguay
Mer
Tmantiz
Reginald
Ortaber Inet
Ad. Balfour
Hook
Root
Root Has No Invitation To Magnate Committee
New York notices Elin Root has not received an invitation from the council of magnates to join a permanent committee on International Mystics. He declined to indicate whether he would accept if offered.
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New York
Elin Root
Council of the Magnat Nations
Hener
Proposes to restrict sale of ships in Congress debate
Washington lawmakers consider limiting the sale of ships held by the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Senator Asharet and others question a secret deal with British interests and a 28 million price tag, citing prewar value at 154 thousand and current value near 300 million.
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Washington
Pully Muetiar
Ater Asharet
Democrat
Arizona
Jones
Mmnmeree Vommittee
Senate
Consolidated Ticket Offices in Major Cities
Federal railroads retain consolidated ticket offices in large cities while transitioning to private operation. Rail administration reports indicate closures and reorganizations to centralize services, with New York cited as a key affected market and other cities preparing for changes in ticketing and convenience.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Assassinated Leaders Taint Frontiers in Costa Rica Conflict
A cryptic report describe assassinated figures Gor Perrigautt and Veuretay in the Chirigu province area near the Costa Rican frontier. The text mentions a tavern incident and references government plans and overseas connections, including mentions of New York and American involvement.
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Gor, Perrigautt
Province of
Chirigu
Cpee
Cape Am
New York
Drew Daniels Granite Company Insures Employes
The Drew Daniels Granite Company announces a new life insurance plan for all employees at its two cutting plants and sales staff starting February 11 1920. Coverage ranges from 500 to 10000 with length of service, funded at no cost to workers and with no deductions, issued by Connecticut General Life Insurance Company.
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Drew Daneels Granite Company
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Hartford
Graves & Park
Rnterbury
Bath
Vermont
Negro Deserters Caught in Mexico
Mexico City reports three Negro deserters from the American army captured by Mexican troops while another is being sought near Chihuahua. War Department notes orders to prevent further desertion into Mexico and to pursue deserters as they appear.
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Mexico City
Caganes
War Department
Mexico
Teo
United State Cheplante
San Jesilro Nate
Chihuahua
Washington i
War Debt Consolidation Proposal At International Trade Conference
John F H Arnold of San Francisco urged at the Meaiian trade conference in Mexico City that war debts be consolidated and trade barriers removed. He called for an international clearing house and a bankers conference to standardize currency and exchange, with a committee to draft endorsement for the proposal.
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Mexico City
Itvialvel
John F H. Arnold
San Franceis
Arnold
Seni
Arnult
Ship's Liquor Exhausted Amid Transatlantic Voyage
Passengers aboard the Mauretania faced a emptying bar as the liner reached New York. Ship stewards drained storage for a future voyage while crew struggled to restock, leaving the onboard bar at a near blackout.
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Pete
Fey
Alhvaigth
Kinet
Mauretania
Liquire
New York
Borkers
Catelle
Looted vessel rescue amid drifting ships and fire
In a chaotic scene near February, authorities report most of the crew rescued from six vessels adrift after a gale. A man and wife aboard one ship refused to abandon until a safe muster, while several boats battled the blaze. Fire crews coordinated efforts to prevent further loss as rescue teams worked to account for all on board.
Armenian Civilite Violence Reported in Cometien Town
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Armenian civilians harmed in a town named Cometien. The text mentions fatalities and a possible event date in the mid 20th century, but the readable content is incomplete and unclear.
Hale freed on ten thousand dollar bail in murder case
Hale of Middlesex was arraigned in Washington county court on murder charge in the death of H Lester Morse. He pleaded not guilty and was granted bail set at 10000, with release to home pending trial. The defense argued about conditions while the state noted no immediate need for harsh testing.
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Goorge
Hale
Middlesex
Washington County Court
H. Lester Morse
Bwil
Carl Phidley
Noakes
Washington
Vermont
Wooal
Toe
Supreme Court
Rowell
Wadi
Jade Butler
Steinfait
Daisley
Art
Atwige Butler
Hurlington
Montpelier
Minor cases heard in Washington County Court yesterday
Three witnesses testified in the divorce suit of Peter Hyl trem ve versus Marie Beltrami alleging intolerable cruelty and adultery. One witness testified last November. case number Toon the diver docket had been pending since 101 and is Wisconsin mind. Frank Badord and wife appeared for a continuance of their case after service on them the day prior of a writ of travel alleging seven bonds converted, two of which were Fry Metered. The exthle Jhator reportedly killed over tuberculosis testing and Besjesnin claims a mortgage on the stock. The suit of W. SL Parrar versus Vieter Starey of Kerith was filed with H. PL Hood & Co. as trustees. service on the secretary of state noted, with bank account for sale of property amounting to 50.
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Wathington County Court
Peter Hyltrem
Marie Beltrami
Eured
Sase
Toon
Wiscontimind
Heunrcoft Ve. Runcroft
Frank Badord
Bheing
Dole Henjammis
Testimony Opens Trial Over Maine Murder Case
The first witness at the trial of John A. Bake for the murder of Nelson W. Bartley testified about a quarrel in front of the Mouse Fiver Bauer at Tackmas and the events surrounding an automobile used later. Fred A. Gardner of the Central Maine Power Company described seeing them after the dispute while Bartley appeared to instigate. Burke claims Martley fired first, inflicting a wound in Burke’s yard.
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Skowhegan. Me
John A. Bake
Nelson W. Martley
Tromt
Bauer
Tackmas
Bartley
Fred A. Gardner
Vorllard
Securities Department of
Central Maine
Pewrr
Bart
Ardeer
Burke
Martley
Criminal action in New York court proceeding hints at criminal testimony
A New York criminal action involves the committee of the assembly judiciary investigating hints presented to a grand jury about alleged corruption. William F Quigles, free assistant, consulted with the witnesses of the committee. The case centers on potential evidence supporting charges arising from alleged criminal activity.
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New York
Martin
Weday
William F Quigles
Montpelier Woman's Tale Lost Across Towns
A fragmentary report describes a Montpelier woman named Avery traveling between towns at a specified time. The readable text hints at a personal journey or search but lacks complete details or outcomes.
Barre Freight Car Shortage Hinders Granite Trade
Barre needs 100 freight cars to meet granite shipments amid a worsening shortage. C D Waters, traffic manager for the Barre Quarries and Manufacturers’ Association, warns snow and rail delays have intensified the crisis. He says Boston and Maine and Central Vermont railways promise no immediate relief as empty cars remain scarce and loading delays clog the system. Waters cites government rail policy and aging cars as contributing factors, with a shortfall of about 7500 cars in regional service.
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C.D. Waters
Barre Quarrers
Manufacturers’ Association
Barre
Waters
Boston Widh Maine Railway
Central Vermont
Vox
Hatcare
New England
Central Vermont Railway
Feh
Bmg
Cedroni Fined 400 After North Main Street Shooting
Antonio Cedromi pleaded guilty to a simple assault after a Sept 27 shooting at North Main Street near the Smith Comings store. Judge Lor a Rumplis imposed a 400 fine with 20.75 costs and credited Cedroni with his freedom as the case concluded.
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Antonio Cedropi
Leon Spinelli
North Main Street
I Vnto
FL. Neott
Cedromi
Hoo
Cerront
Quitiry
Mass
Andrew Mitchell
KE. R. Davia
Cedront
Tudoe Scott
Contr
Hengtine Energy
Granite Street
North Mainstreet
Smith Comings
Spinelli
Heo
Merlo
Joseph Crbstettens
Montpelier
Quins
Mnee
Vall e Casimiro Valle Dies After Long Tuberculosis Fight
Casimiro Valle formerly of Barre born in Santander March 2 188? died yesterday at his brother Victor Valle’s home on Granite Street after a decade battling tuberculosis. He came to the United States in 1908 and worked as a stonemason traveling in Canada and the South. Survived by a sister Mire Edict and a brother Victor, funeral Saturday at Perry & Noonan chapel Depot Street, burial in Hope Cemetery.
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State Hospital
Widnesday
Brother
Vietor Valle
Granite Street
Santandar
Isw
John Valle
United States
Barre
Catade
Mexico
Bewther
Josh
Redville
Tex
Mire
Edict Acelio
Viewtor
Oles
Cranite Street
Perry & Noonan Chapel
Elmwood Yeust
Taper
Hope Cemetery
Kedientz Dies at 68 In Maroonline Hospital
Henry B Kedientz, noted as a wealthy manufacturer and labor arbitrator, died at a Moepital in Mroekline last night after returning from a teflurins attack in the Socith. He was 68 years old. The war era figure was known for chairing the MavsschMeeti and aiding safety during the conflict. Complications followed a recent illness.
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Freton. Fel
Henry B Kedientz
Mroekline
Socith
Kulu
Langley wins large caucus for mayor and assessor post
In a heavily attended city caucus at the opera house Frank E. Langley defeated Eugene Glysson for mayor by nearly two to one. Langley won 315 votes to Glysson’s 172 out of 487 cast, with the meeting also naming Langley assessor for three years amid tax and sidewalk funding discussion.
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Opera House
Frank E. Langley
Eugene
Glysson
Ofhese
Langley
Mr. Glyason
PG. Howlnnd
Howland
James Mackay
Frank Langley
Willem Bareland
Thomas B. Nichols
LO. Glysson
A. A. Sargent
Alex. Milne
Hollister
Mr. Langley
Cilysson
Alex
James Cruickshank
George Durkee
Treneurer
George L. Morris
Ulder
Frank L. Small
Moos Currier
John W. Gora
G. Howland
V. Ki. Ayres
South Main Street
Ward Two Candidate Withdraws From Nomination
J. G. McLeod announces he will not seek nomination, saying last night’s city results suggest voters prefer a reactionary administration for the coming year, and that the people should have what they want.
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Colin G. Melewnd
Three Alderman Nominations Stir Wards In City Election
Ward caucuses set for wards 1 2 3 4 and 6 tonight with contests expected in wards 2 4 and 6 as voters prepare for aldermanic nominations. Nomination ballots and commissioner appointments were briefly misprinted prompting corrections for wards 2 and 6 while terms expire this year.
Gift of Blood in Vain at College Death
Fragmentary report states a death occurred at a college after a medical aid effort. Names appear corrupted but indicate an individual connected to V. MM. & AL college died today in Whoo following a help attempt during a tense incident.
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Robert Apeieghola
Mame
Moerist Utarh
Pawn
V. MM. & AL College
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Council of League of Nations
Court of International Justice
Drew Daniels Granite Company Insures
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United States Army
John H. Arnold
San Francisco
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Quarrel
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Nelson W. Bartley
Fon Avery
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