Hearst Bond Fight Over German Liners Sparks Court Clash
Washington lawmakers debate a Hearst led bid to post a five million bond to block the sale of 30 former German liner assets. Hearst argues a large bond chills public spirit. court officials weigh a bond up to five million as economists warn of government losses and delays from legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Washington
Senate Commerce
Jones
Tony
Congress
Kaye
New Jersey
Fernald
Maine
Nelson
Minnesota
Jono
Ball Holt
Lonroot
McNary
Republica
Chimberlain
Fletcher
Kirby
Runadall
Sheppard
Shipping Board
Matice Ball Ry
District Supreme Court
Ange
William Randolph. Hearst
Hearer
Ines
Justice Bailey
Farm Census Slow Amid Counting Difficulties
Washington February 20 An appeal to farmers for fuller cooperation with the census bureau was issued by Agriculture Secretary Meredith. Difficulty in taking the census and refusals to cooperate hinder timely data. farmers were asked to contact local officials with overlooked farms to improve returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Beereten
Meredith
Department
Rome
Earthquake Shakes Andalusia Damaging Several Hamlets
A slight earthquake struck yesterday in eastern and central Andalusia causing damage in multiple villages. The center was about 16 miles northeast of Malaga, with a population around 8,000.
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Cada
Spain
Amargoss
Gravelems
Andalusia
Renamatgoee
Malaga
Amtslusle
Dadian
Bartley's Clothing May Have Held Arm
Skowhegan Maine February 20 The defense in Burke murder trial argues rigor mortis may not have set in when Nelson W Bartley’s body was placed in a cave three miles from Jarkman Dr George B Magrath of Boston testifies that clothing could have held the arm in position and that mortis could have begun earlier than autopsy findings.
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Skowhegan
Nelson W. Bartley
Jarkman
John A. Burke
George B. Magrath
Boston
Supreme Court
Fuller
Hartland
Magrath
Healy
Hartley
Burke
John Mf Boothby
Influenza receding in Vermont says state official
Burlington reports indicate influenza cases are diminishing across Vermont. Dalton, secretary of the state department of health, notes daily reports show the epidemic fading rather than growing, with fewer deaths and widespread but lighter spread, though Rutland County still shows activity. Conditions improve in Groton as well.
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Burlington
Ken
Vermont
Dro ¥. Dalton
State Heart of Health
Rutland Rogat
Groton
Iver
Dalton
Central Vermont Railway votes to issue five percent refunding bonds
Stockholders meet in Bt Albans and approve mortgage bonds for 18,000 000 dollars to be dated May 4 1909 and redeemable May 1 1950. Bond interest set at five percent per year payable May 1 and November 1. Guarantied by Canadian company and secured by mortgage to New York Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albans
Central Vermont Railway’ Company
Anne
Rns Trunk Fairway Company of Canada
New York Trist
Central Vient Railway Company
Armenian Relief Campaign Aims at Church Efforts
The Woman's Club of Barre led by state chairman Reta Stewene launches Armenian relief work with church greeters to raise funds. Volunteers plan to solicit donations, organize aid through local churches, and support an expected statewide appeal in cooperation with community leaders.
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Barre
Reta Th Stewene
Lake Charee
Hewitt
Ore Fande
Gil
Archangel Falls as Allied Withdrawals Reported
Wireless dispatch from Moscow says Archangel on the White Sea was captured by Bolshevik forces after the Allies abandoned the town last fall. British and American troops withdrew in summer and fall, leaving the relief and supply base to Bolshevik control with ongoing offensives reported south of Archangel.
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Archangel
Last Fall
London
Nave
White Sea
Moscow
War Office
Perth
Veh
Holshevik
Russia
Kussiari
Waraione
Adied
Lomion
Dwlin
Insurgents and Japanese clash on Amur frontier
Conflicting reports say insurgents fight Japanese forces along the Amur River in Siberia. Moscow dispatches note reinforced Japanese units engage insurgents aided by Russians while peasant support fluctuates. Battles persist near the Volga region and along the left bank of the Volga.
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Amur
Siberia
Jandlan
Pape Ricer
Moscow
Apd
Fleret Stroggie
F Ian
Deelwree
Belely Alviees Ud
Raesia
Va ‘Inems
Ggenl- Tohesk
Asnes
Saxingul
Volgns
Delle Cooley Rites Held in East Berre Parish
Delle Cooley died recently and funeral services were held at M J Whitcomb undertakers in East Berre. The 30 year old widow’s family lot lies in the Conley yard. Surviving relatives include Fred Cooley of Springfield, Homer Wyrtcharret, Harold Couhey of Springfield, Mrs Adeling Page of Washington, and her brother Leon Page of Grikmitewsife. The body arrived in Barty yesterday morning.
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M. J. Whitcomb
East Berre
Fr'elock
Delle Cooley
Mra
Conley
Barty
Fred Cooley
Spring Geld
Tye
Homer Wyrtcharret
Mart
Harold Couhey
Springffield
Adéling Page
Washington
Leon Page
Grikmitewsife
Neerdam Warship to Sail From Rotterdam to New York
Reported plans state the Neerdam warship will depart Rotterdam bound for New York. The vessel is tied to a broader Allied naval effort, with arrangements and guards noted at the port as tensions rise over Dutch ships and routes to American waters.
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Rotterdam
New York
Wight
Wilson
Gearral
Nilen
Ted
Womtien Reesten
Pteter
America
Peary of North Pole Fame Dead
Rear Admiral Robert Edwin Peary, retired Arctic explorer and proclaimed discoverer of the North Pole, died at his Washington home from pernicious anemia after years of illness. Funeral plans not set. he will be buried with full naval honors. Peary submitted to a blood transfusion ten days earlier. He had long promoted aviation and coastal patrols and spent decades pursuing Arctic exploration, enduring hardships and controversy over the pole’s discovery.
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Wichington
D.C
Robert Edwin Peicy
North Pote
Peary
H. F. Strine
Admiral Peary
Navy
Det
Ubl
Congress
Aperial Net
Peri
Tahitan Harbor
Cape Ray
Associated Press News and Stripes
Judi
Beary
Reederich A
Henvy Eee
Berthan
de. Cook
Trary
Bie
United States Navy
Ani
Pears
Arctic
Washington
Greenland
Brie
Cressan
Dranghiaman
Wmv
Dim
Tenants Buy Six Story New York Building to Halt Rent Rise
New York on February twentieth tenants formed a syndicate and purchased a six story Upper Broadway apartment building. The complex with seven ground floor storefronts will return a new monthly rent around 30 dollars. Tenants gain opportunity to defend against rent increases and control management through the syndicate.
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New York
Tennite
Upper Broadyeay
Florei
Peary’s Polar Quest Ends In Controversy And Honors
The Arctic voyage reaches the pole after fierce debate with De Long’s rival claims. Peary, promoted to rear admiral and honored with medals, recalls the journey in The North Pole while detailing August 1908 and the final 130 mile dash in five days. Peary’s wife Joslin Biebster accompanies him. she is famed as “The Sea Ruby” in public circles.
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Bartlett
Peary
Col. Rowevelt
New York
de Dio
United States Navy
Gongroes
North Pole
Creatio
Deere - Dole
Vortland
Mra Peary
Washington
Trak
Marie
Trolleys in New Hampshire Tie Up Amid Irregular Service
New Hampshire trolley lines including Manchester Goffstown Concord and Nashua faced severe disruption with irregular service yesterday. Tracks and cars were affected as crews worked to restore operations after delays and interruptions across multiple routes.
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Manchester
Derry
Goffstown
Concord
Nashua
Terry
Merlarmith
Des
Joe Timm
Goffe
School Row at Brandon Principal Walker Opens Exercises
Irregular OCR recounts Brandon school event with Principal Walker opening chapel exercises and remarks by Superintendent Sturtevant. Attending teachers and students discussed method of conduct and next steps for the school community.
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Brandon
Brandin
Ravi Sean
Athard
Walker
Sohote
Sturtevant
Railroad Bill Likely to Pass
Washington reports a vigorous union labor push against the redraft railroad reorganization bill. AFL officers and railroad brotherhoods mobilize letters and memorials to Congress and threaten to take the dispute to President Wilson if needed. House opposition centers on wage and toll dispute handling and potential financial favors to carriers. Senate action follows House passage predictions, with election-year pressure and party lines shaping prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Uniine
House
Senate
Wilton
Thirkley
Kentucky
Te House
Vermont man perished in road fire cold and death
Middlebury, Feb 20. Frank Vi of Weybridge aged about 70s was found dead on a road near his home after a day trip to Mudstiel. He walked a distance toward his nephew’s home before turning back, likely suffering from heart disease and freezing. Relatives in Levington and West Ridge are listed with funeral plans not yet fixed.
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Middlebury
Frank Vi
Weybridge
Hile
Mudstiel
Fie
Capper
Shake Mfantaly
Vester- Hastoormiia
Peter Viven
Kristi
Levington
Mase
Kinepti Browen
Westridge
Maine Man Struck By Storms Fury Victim
A Maine man was killed in a violent storm last night as his car veered off a road near Cart tong tin bie homme at Aneel. Rescue teams recovered the body near Sawyer read as authorities investigated the fatal incident and warned of continuing high winds and seas.
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Caribe
Aneel
Sawyer
Lle
Thors
Leon
Merete af Une Mie and the Harte quarry talk
A fragmentary local note discusses Merete af Une Mie and Harte quarry men, plans, and a tentative schedule. The text references dates, wind, and plans for future actions with unclear details and several garbled names.
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Tatelapetsee
Milne Quarry
Harte
Quater Gretedar
Morrisville Man Wounds Neighbor in Jealousy Case
In Hyde Park Morriville, Henry Gagnon, 45, shot Robert Whittemore, 22, near his home after a dispute over Whittemore’s relationship with Gagnon’s daughter. Whittemore, twice cited by Major General Clarence Edwards, was not fatally wounded. Sheriff Towne and Dr. Johnston investigated. Whittemore aided his family before help arrived.
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Robert Whittemore
Henry Gagnon
Whittemore
Morrinville
Henry Cage
Lamoitle County
Hyde Park
Earl Whittemore
Young Whittemore
Clarence Edwards
Gagnon
Leaber
Miss Gagnon
Ki Gale
Gagnon Wats
Gagenon
Gashon
Mire
Bellows Kalle
Elmore
Tanbel
Hermit Killed by Cow Found Dead in Barn Farm Case
A Vermont recount notes Leclair, 75, was trampled by a cow and lay dead for days near his Lyndonville home. Selectmen: coroner ruled cow attack, body found beside exhausted stock. Daughter Josephine Irwin set to care for animals as road to homestead reopened after burial in East Burke cemetery.
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Leelain
Ilen
Gallips Mille
Ody
Lerlair
Leclair
Lerlort
Hernvit
Lyndonvill
Tix
Mes
Joseph Irwin
St Johnnebary
East Burke
Barred Voter Oaths List Names and March Protests
A damaged OCR passage lists numerous citizens and a long roster of names tied to a March event or election. It references the trading of freeman oaths to many young men, and mentions a Wednesday evening gathering and a March election. Names include Chatine Booth, Herbert Cilley, Clarence Campbell, Mario Tanison, Charles Mar Om Dente, and others, with scattered place and date cues.
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Nienta
Cicero
Chatine J. Booth
Tareld W. Fit
Netrick Masia
Stefane Moline
Alfred Joner
Aneee McLaughtin
Peter Cavaretti
Prank Hoda
Ales
Dhweee
Ambiew
Stoite
de la Trrter
Marley Kawet
Florence Viton
Flor Fo Mellarthy
de Bow Mell
Ketert Char
Levele Lahetl
Serwutme Merwe
Rater
Kavi Peerert
Tales Veuner
George Mitchell
Leman
Ole Port Charle Marae
Beats Osteeene
Lovie Motigel
Cte
Perrin
Cope
Tate
March
Phetiees Teat Agyner
Plymouth Man Sentenced After Murder Conviction
John Argent was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Frank Gentili in Brockton on July 17. As life imprisonment was pronounced, Argent attempted self harm in court and later again in an ante room. His wife fainted, and the case arose from an Italian gathering that ended with Argent firing a revolver.
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Plymouth
Mass
Tohn Argenti
Frank Gentili
Brockton
Armwnti
Areenti
Thayer
John Argent
Plymouth Court
Arzenti
Gentili
Argent Ie
Gentill
Jose Rmaige
Enghs Testimony in Tenney Company Hearing Attacked
Percy Engh of American appraisal firm Milwaukee faced cross examination by A H Hollis of Concert New Hampshire before the public service commission. The exchange focused on rate increase plans and the companys valuation methods, with Engh defending his qualifications and details of recent projects and tax-related estimates in a contentious session.
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Percy Engh
American Praieal Company
Milwaukee
A. Hi. Hollie
Concert
N.H
Public Service O Sion
Iig
Tenway Company
Hollis
Te Birenk Dou Hie Tram
Tholice Carline
Hugh
Eigh
Tie
Tenney Wmpany
End Thy
Hurlington Power Company
Thie
Mel
Pga
James W. White
Tenner Company
Ae & Ladle
Funeral of Mrs S Jackson in Rogers City
Funeral services for Mee Sabra tH Javien, aunt of Mesgee I Whine and Foo, Rogers of this city, died Tuesday at the White home here after a brief illness. The service was held yesterday at 3 pm at the local church with worshipers present from Montpation and Wabdes. Mrs Javien is survived by Mr and Mrs J W Moore of Montpation and Miss Linrtwss Marjorie Rogers of Wabdes.
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Sabra
Javien
Rogers
Plmiermal
T. A Poas
Siedetam
Mose
J. W. Moore
Montpation
Misses Linrtwss
Marjorie Rogers
Wabdes
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Senate Commerce Committee
Sec. of Agriculture
Baal
Poland
Ukraine
Bartley
PLU
State Board of Health
Central Vermont Railway Co
Woman’s Club
Bolsheviki
Springfield
Belle Cooley
Lotraine
Dessup
Civilization
Roosevelt
Navik Gator
Starvas Tronne
New Hampshire
Frank Yatta
Lewis Michael
Caribou
Cas
Talk OF
the Town
Morrisville
Gallups Mills
TN Barre
Boant
Civil Authority
Sohnag
Gicide
Engh
The
Tenney Company
S. Jackson
CM. White
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