Italy and Jugoslavia May Be Given a Chance to Settle
Washington February 28 An early reply from President Wilson is expected to the British and French note on the Adriatic dispute. Officials say Italy and Jugoslavia may be invited to settle between themselves by withdrawing prior understandings and reaching a fair agreement that does not harm a third state.
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Italy
Jugoslavia
Wilson
Adriatic
Wash
Washington
D. C
Pres
Iil
Jugo- Slavia
Jugo-Slavia
Senator Kellage Leads Senate Criticism of Rees Course
Washington February 28 Kellage Kryublowna of Minnesota led a Senate debate criticizing the Rees course in the Adriatic matter. He spoke as a mild reservation Re maritime advocate and was joined by allies of the irreconcilables, shaping the early discussion on the treaty.
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Washington, D. C
Adriatic
Matey
Senate
Kellage
Kryublown
Min Yraota
British paper supports pres Wilkon on Adriatic settlement
London newspapers give prominence to Allied premiers Wilson note on Adriatic terms. They debate whether George and Millerand can align with Wilson and push toward a mutual settlement, noting Wilson’s influence and possible European impact. The Times, Chronicle and others assess Wilson’s stance and the chances of a European accord.
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London
Tech
Aim
Wilkon
Neweenapers
Hiatt
George
Wilhem
Lloyd George
Premier Millerand
Lioyd George
Millerand
Wilson
May Ieorge
Mo Millerand
Shipping Eggs East From Petaluma to New York
Chicago reports fifteen carloads of eggs shipped east from Petaluma, Illinois, totaling about 3,500 dozen, with a value stated by the federal bureau of markets. The exact consignments and prices appear unclear due to OCR errors in the source.
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Petaluma
Ill
Chicago
Here
New York City
Federal Bureau of Markets
Radon
Weather forecast for North Atlantic States week start Monday
Weather page notes snow likely at week start with snow on first of the week. Forecast calls for cold temperatures with below normal thermal readings. snow possible midweek and again Saturday as conditions remain wintry for the North Atlantic States.
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North Atlantic States
Stout
Food Ministry Kept In New Year Plans
Tomdon reports on February 28 that the food ministry will be continued. The government announced the renewal of food policy plans for the coming year, indicating ongoing support and budgeting steps.
Italy Struggles With Coal and Food Shortages
Rome reports that Italy faces serious constraints from massive foreign purchases of coal and food in depreciated currency. American official Alfred B. Dennis warns shortages threaten prosperity, noting coal costs far higher than in the United States, while optimistic views foresee relief from lower freight rates and new supply sources. He urges American investment in Italian enterprises to ease future strain and balance payments.
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Rome
Italy
Alfred B. Dennis
Dennis
United States
Tun Approva
South America
Germans Potash Production Hits Record 650000 Tons
Washington February 28 official dispatch reports Germany produced a record 650000 tons of potash in the previous month. The rise is attributed to better industry conditions and many prisoners of war assigned to work in the potash sector. A project to import anthracite coal from the United States to fuel the industry is under consideration.
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Washington, D.C
Germany
Enid
Industess
United States
Premier Borden Feels Better During Visit to Halifax
Sir Robert Borden, temporarily relieved of duties due to ill health, arrived in Halifax aboard the steamship Dominion from Riverdale on his way to New York. He plans to meet Lady Borden there and accompany her south, saying his condition improved after a trip to England but refusing to forecast a return to Canada or comment on reported letters.
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Halifax
Sir Robert Borden
Tiversaal
Rumor of Japan Situation Supposedly Lacks Details
London reports the Daily Telegraph claimed serious information reached on Friday night about Japan. The Japanese embassy stated in the forenoon it had no information of any imminent event in Japan, and the Telegraph provided no details.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Japan
Japanese Diet dissolved after cabinet rift over suffrage
Washington reports the Japanese Met has been dissolved by imperial degree after a deep split between the cabinet and Diet majority on extending franchise. Emperor acted last Thursday at Premier Hara's request following violent parliamentary scenes over the suffrage issue.
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Washington
Associated Press
Diet
Hara
Adviers
Tokio
Will Not Sell Shoes To Soviet Russia
Washington reports a War Department notice clarifies that Soviet Russia was not intended as a bidder for a recent Army surplus sale in New York. Officials said the Soviet government is not recognized by the United States and no award to its representatives was meant.
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Washington
War Department
New York
United ‘States
Wilson Expected to Sign Railroad Bill Today
President fell 28 provi dent Wilson faced the railroad bill and was expected to sign it in the afternoon. Director General Hines had previously sent the measure to the White House for opinion after being referred yesterday.
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Washington, D.C
Provident Wilson
White House
Hines
Burke Confident of Acquittal in Bartley Case
Skowhegan Me Feb 28 After noon evidence in John A Burke trial for Nelson W Bartley’s provider jurors excused to Monday for closing arguments Burke expressed high spirits and confidence of acquittal The defense rebuttal included James Murtha’s explanation of cartridges search and Hartley’s testimony about cartridge handling by Martha Boyle and others discussed the murder afternoon.
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Skowhegan
John A. Burke
Nelson W. Bartley
Burke
James Murtha
Murtley
Lepha Moore
Martha
Hartley
China Boyle
Boyle
Bartley
Faggshd Shmitre
Wiehh
Population gains report from the census bureau
Washington I C February 28 Ponyrila tion statistics announced by the census bureau today include nations such as Jaton O 11004 with an increase of 12 per cent over NK Hazelton Pa S247 an increase of 0815 of 2h per cent Dawneah Ky head an increase 007 07 of 57 per omit
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Washingtom
I.C
Rensue Birreau Teadiy
Tis
NK Hazelton
Daiweah
Hea
Austrian workers press big wage demands amid currency decline
Vienna reports a sharp rise in requested wages as the falling Austrian currency erodes purchasing power. Tailors strike to enforce a four and a half demand, seeking about 85 78 crowns annually, versus prewar offers around 2700 crowns. Assistant tailors and plain sewers ask for roughly 30200 crowns.
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Vienna
Entry Conundrum Delays Trans-Pacific Air Might Contest
In New York on February 23 officials issued notices for entries in a trans-Pacific air race. A single stable seaplane entry has been received, while further submissions were delayed. The entry deadline is March 3.
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New York
Aerosul of America
Thame FL
Washington Departure Brief Not Clear
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a secretary named Hamas or similar, referencing washing the fob and travel to Washington. Text is garbled with unclear dates and events, no coherent facts or identifiable organizations.
Names from War Time France Stir Debate on Baby Names
In Paris and across France a campaign seeks to standardize Christian names from the Saints calendar amid wartime naming trends. Names such as Joffrette and Joffreta appear, while authorities resist adopting mascot or victory names like Rintintin, urging adherence to legal standards and stricter enforcement.
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Paris
France
Joffrette
Joffreta
Nordea
Hevanebe
Mortimett
Namur
Liege
le Marne
Rintintin
Menelle
Regitry
Physician Dr. P. Francis Walker Dies at 61
Providence physician Dr. P. Francis Walker, aged 61, collapsed and died last night after leaving a school board meeting. He had practiced in Chesterville and was a longtime member of the local medical community.
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P. Francis Walker
Providence
Dilane
Weller
Cleveland Papers Higher
The Cleveland edition notes a shift in daily content and emphasis at the Sunday News Leader, highlighting changes in production and distribution as newer products and features are introduced. The item references the Monday schedule and hints at editorial adjustments for the upcoming week.
Not an Idle Dream to Produce Gold from Base Metals
Report notes an eccentric claim by Landon Fel and references a discussion with Prof Frederick Sothy about turning base metals into gold. It mentions purification issues and speculative methods, with investigators reportedly examining the concept.
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Landon
Wrederick Sottdy
Ford
President Wilson At Forum Discusses International Policy
Fragmented remarks discuss President Wilson and Secretary Witlay, praising Wilson’s foreign policy and urging a pro Wilson appointment. The article critiques rival plans and notes a Democratic party stance, citing a New York Times critique of judging and public opinion in the appointment process.
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Wah
JA Witlay
Rlewt
Hiam
UeMay
Wilson
Lancing
York Tranee
Former U S Consul Killed by Mexicans
Augustus Morrill, 88, former American consul at Manzanillo Mexico, was killed February 20 near Colima while en route to Haelenda Eb Balen three miles from his home. He served as vice consular at Manzanillo from 1860 and was consul there from 1872. His widow, 80, lives at Colima. several children reside in California.
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Washington, D.C
Augustus Morrill
American Normal
Manzanillo
Mexico
Morrill
Manzaillo
State Department
Sor Morrill
Haelenda
Colima
California
United States
Au- Runt
Returns Home of Kidnapped American in Mexico
Barry Hegarty, an American citizen, who was reported kidnapped by Mexican bandits on February 23, returned to his home on February 24. The State Department was advised by the American consulate at Torreon. He serves as superintendent of the American Metal Company at Maximilian.
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Harry Hegarty
Washington, I
Barry Hegarty
State Department
Farmers Try Trolley Delivery For Farm Produce
New Haven Conn February report describes a Department of Agriculture approval of a farm to table home delivery plan modeled on parcel post rural service. Farmers would take orders by telegraph plane or mail, assemble hampers, and deliver via street railway express with automobile support. Trials in New Haven and Bridgeport show rapid delivery within hours, using uniform hampers and participating farmers to reach urban customers. The project hinges on farmers embracing home delivery as a regular service to expand markets and reduce spoilage.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Department of Agticuttury
Pareel
Faas
Neplae
Jirodiurte
Tnirean
Leenramrveting
Lymwartey
Haimpore
Haves
Tara Henares
Suerte
Made Highest Flight Fell Five Miles at Dayton
Dayton, O a test pilot Major in Metook Held fell more than five times in two minutes after shattering a world altitude record. He miraculously escaped death. the plane righted and landed at McConk Nel. Attendants found him seated upright, his eyeballs frozen, temperature at peak altitude around HT degrees below zero.
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Dayton
O. Fel
Selaveder
Metook Held
Janiny Peat Hospital
Sebrewer
Tor
Farm Labor Committee Meeting in Washington
A meeting of a farm labor committee in Washington was held with members including V. Manpton and other officials. The assembly discussed the role of the Farmers' National Alliance and Brethren of Lancenative Raters and heard reports about upcoming plans for farm groups and funding.
State law ignored promise in federal prohibition push
Washington reports Commissioner Roper of the internal revenue bureau warned that those violating federal prohibition will be prosecuted to the limit of the law. He denounced New Jersey’s move to legalize 3% beer and argued it conflicts with national law, asserting enforcement will target all violators under federal statute.
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Washington, D. C
Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
New Jersey
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Hughes Plans Action in Rhode Island Prohibition Suit
Providence Feb 28 Charles K Hughes seeks court permission to file a brief as amicus in the Rhode Island prohibition case on behalf of several states led by Maine Governor Milliken. Rhode Island Attorney General Rice cannot confirm authorized state action nor determine legislative authorization for the filing, leaving the motion undecided.
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Providence
Charles K. Hughes
United States Supreme Wart
Clavernor Milliken
Maine
Rhide Island
Dee Rice
Rhode Island
Hughes
Ronsent
Milliken
Bade Island
Rice
Chewtoctee
Con- Aton
Denier Mughes
Supreme Court Rules on Jitney License Revocation
In Toston on February 28 the supreme court decides that the board may revoke jitney licenses. The decision follows threats by the Eastern Masse chinette Street Railway to suspend service on several Brockton lines as petitions for relief were considered for general public convenience.
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Toston
Supreme Court
Brockton
Wrontee
Amy
Eastern Massechinette Street Railway Company
Death of John F Kelly in Burlington details cite pneumonia
John F A Kelly died in Burlington following pneumonia and complications. A longtime tailor with Wright Chow Kings then a merchant in Burlington, he lived in Richmond and Burlington, and was a member of the Knights of Calumines and Holy Name Society. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Lillian McCambridge and two sons, with funeral rites planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Burling
John VA Kelly
Wright
Lonard Metambridgy
Mayle Street
Waltham Angel
Bimond
Aliss Mary Ann Lasallee
Richmond
Burlington
Ts Tsvestriand Council
Calumines
Holy Name Society
Cy Ithedral
Anl
Anc Vlent
Hibernbatres
Lillian McCambridae
St Paul Back In Service After Voyage
A fragmented report notes the Ameren steamship resuming service after a voyage. The item mentions April 22 and a flight to Plymouth Cherlenare Sourkammptat, with a focus on the ship’s return and actions by divers and a premiere event.
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ST. Paul
New York
Banquet Brings Merriment to Italian Pleasure Club
The Italian Pleasure Club in Barre held its 11th annual banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall, drawing about 150 members and guests despite cold weather. Food by Mrs. Chutes Chiatvall and Mrs. Ire pleased attendees, while musical portions and dancing led by Frank Masi and Anthony Fasola kept spirits high until morning.
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Uel
Knights of Columbus Hall
Hallan
Barre
Aly
Rten
Frank Masi
Caruso
I. P. Club
Anthony Fasola
Carroll
County Court Session Starts March Four in Washington County
The Washington county court convenes March 4 at 1 o clock for a term listing numerous cases on its first day including Dewey Manley Spaulding Mutual Life Insurance and Central Vermont Railway disputes. The daily docket spans four days with cases ranging across banks railways estates and multiple firms and individuals.
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Washington County Court
L. ©. Moody
Elendar Land
Dewey T. Manley
Imreeny
Union Meeting House Sur
Marron
Crosset
Ivie Moor
Ares Fuller Ve
Dean
Tromblee Ve
Clark
Kemery Ve
Clark Capital Savings Bank & Trimt Company
Hammett
Bolles
Montpelier
Mogex
Somes and
Higuera
Adams
Colton
Miles Block Company
Barre & Chyleea Railroad
Green Ve
Northfield Trust Company
Riley Ve
Severance Patate
Northfield Truet Company
Ve. Cutting
Abbott Vy. Whitmey
Orger
Plumley Et Als Mackin Ya
Lowe
Hawley Ve
Pike Et Aly
Montpelier & Barre
Light & Power Company
Vermont Tale Products Company
Benjamin Ve
Bebarron
Crasier
Vietor Textile Company
Ye. Dela Womy : R Ea A Aney National Beak A MC” Diebury Vs. Lathrop
Northfield National Bank
Valvelina Oil Compmy Ve. Knapp
Moody Ve
Bartwws
Quarry Foreman Bernie Willer Dies in Barre
Bernie Willer, quarry foreman at KL Smith Quarry for nine years, died after a long illness at Barre. He was 37 years old, a member of the Websterville Baptist Church, and superintendent of the Sunday school. Survived by a wife and children, he was highly regarded in Barre. Names listed include Rikert Wildbter and Norbert H among others.
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Bernie Willer
Smith Charry
Wildbwr
Wales
Peare Rm
Baptist
Ehtarch
Websterville
Wildine
Damier
Masel
Willem 5
Rickert H
Nobert H
Rikert
Moe
Barre
Gevorgin
Matheore Wildes
Harbors Choked by Ice Force Rescue Efforts Rise
Minesweeper Swan struggles at Blue Hill Bay Maine as icebound harbors trap vessels. Flamingo headed to Stonington to clear lanes while Cape Cod canal entrances freeze. Navy officials sought relief as cutters remain under repair.
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Heaton
Tce
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
Blue Hill Bay
Swan
Stonington
Cape Cod Canal
Coast Guard
Barge Crew Survive Collision Off Tarpaulin Cove
Off Tarpaulin Cove Vineyard Haven Mass February 28 the coal laden barge Tabor towed by Lenape collided with the steamer Dover in tow of Barryton Dover driven ashore two miles west of West Chop in three feet of water five men on the Tabor escaped by cutting away and abandoning ship while six aboard the Dover suffered no hardship the Dover was blown ashore and damaged awaiting salvage from Maine to Portland and Providence with 1480 tons of steam coal for the Maine Central railroad within the tow fleet
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Tabor
Portland
Tarpaulin Cove
Dover
Boston
Providence
Coldest in Maine as readings plunge at weather burm
Portland February 28 reports temperatures from four below to eight below in Scarboro land and Saco, marking the coldest day since early month when a 16 degree below record was noted at the weather burm, with similarly low readings inland.
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Portland
Burram
Scarbaroland Saco
New Granite Partnership Forms In Local Quarry Trade
Kent, longtime treasurer and office manager of ILL Smith & Co, has bought a half interest in the granite memorial business of Thomas Abare, owner of the McColl Abare plant, and a quarter interest in Abare and Hedberg shed. Abare sold his Burpham meadow shed to Lamorey and Hayes and has since taken half interest in the Medberg Gustaf shed in Burnham circle. Hedberg retains half the space for granite manufacture as the partners plan large new polishing wheels and equipment to be installed soon. Abare, experienced in the granite industry, previously worked with E. L. Smiths & Co and the Cook Walkie firm after leaving the office.
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FO. Kent
ILL. Smith & Go
Thomas Abare
McColl & Abare
Kent
Abare
John Hedberg
Burpham’s Meadow
A. A. Lamorey
James Hayes
Medberg Gusta Som
Burnham
Hedberg
Abare’+ partorr
E. L. Smiths & Co
Wackweil Street
Cook & Walkie
Blackwell Street
Memorial Proposal for Charles River Site
A fragmented note references a memorial proposal tied to the Charles River site. Mentions Mayor Peters and a special committee, with unclear details about construction, funding, and timing. The text includes garbled words and lacks concrete dates or actions.
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