Call on Germany to explain reparations delay
Cannes Jan 11 Representatives of the German government were summoned to appear before the allied reparations commission to explain Germany's inability to meet the January and February payments. Premier Briand pressed for details the commission had sought before Christmas and the hearing was ordered by the allied supreme council.
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Berlin
Allied Reparations Commission
Cannes
France
Allied
Germany
Allied Supreme Council
Briand
Commission
Supreme Council
Great Britain to Aid France Alone in War Promise
In a memo corded to London the British outline the security of France as Britain’s problem and pledge to contribute troops again if France is attacked, recalling 1904 actions. Cannes dispatch notes the Anglo French proposal and telegraph transmission of the memorandum.
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France
Cannes
Penney
London
Great Britain
Harvey Attends Conference At Allied Supreme Council
James, Jan 1. George Harvey, American ambassador to Great Britain, attended today’s session of the allied supreme council, fully recovered from the shock of a recent automobile accident. Council members congratulated him on escaping serious injury.
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James
Jan
George Harvey
Armerican
Great Britain
Allied Supreme Council
Monlay
Council
New Irish Government Forming Amid Treaty Efforts
Dublin reports indicate measures toward forming a new Irish government to carry out terms of the Anglo Irish treaty. A cabinet meeting at the Mansion House discussed appointing a commission to consult the Landed and European governments, signaling a cautious but active transition.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Fireman’s Death Reported After Coal Tender Accident
A fireman identified as Jahan Gretean was killed when a coal tender overturned near the stables at Portemneura on November 4. The incident occurred during boarding and loading, with authorities stating the tender tipped and coal spilled, leading to fatal injuries.
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Portemneura
Gan
Gal- Jahan
Gretean
Post Office Bill In Jan Eleventh Update
Fragmentary OCR note reports a post office bill movement on January 11 with unclear authoring. The readable segment mentions a bill and dating, but lacks concrete details on scope, sponsors, or outcomes.
Five powers push details of naval treaty in Washington
Delegation heads refine phraseology on the naval limitations pact while pilots of annexes are drafted and fortifications terms debated. Japanese approval on Pacific fortifications remains provisional as big five discuss whether submarine and poison gas provisions belong in a separate agreement.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Toko
Shantung
Indictment Action Rescinded in Grand Jury Case
Boston January 1 records of Buffalk County grand jury of December 1918 were offered in court as part of the misconduct trial of Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier. Indictments against George T. Perry and others were voted and later rescinded. Prosecution says Pelletier allowed Perry before the grand jury after indictments were returned and permitted statements. A police inspector testified about Perry’s statements. Pelletier faced a fee dispute over 85 200 of a 20 500 payment from Kemerson Motors of New York. Trial delayed again due to absence of Senator Reed of Missouri and other counsel.
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Boston
Buffalk County Grand Jury
J. Weston Alien
Snboor Court
Het
Joseph C. Pelletier
Pelletier
Per. Jetter
Perry
Agaimn
Jim
Bim
Robert PB
Kansan City
Ina
Kemerson Motors Company
New York
Ben Lator
James A. Reed
Missouri
Kansas
Senator Reed
Washington
Senator Now
Exile Hopes End Amid Confusing Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political or legal dispute involving exile, regional authorities, and county terms. The passage references a county or territory, a boyalty, and a proposed potion, with unclear surrounding context and names.
Winter Deals A Hard Blow Across Northeastern U S
The weather bureau forecast heavy snowfall for the entire northeastern United States with the mid Atlantic likely blanketed by tomorrow and gales expected along the Atlantic coast north of Virginia capes. Colder air was expected to spread east of the Mississippi within 36 hours.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Middle Atlantic
Toomorrow
Virginia Capes
New England
New York
Pennsysvania
Ships Scurry In As First Full Warning Hits
The 7 January storm warning triggers unusual shipping activity in New York Harbor. Steamships rush to shelter while the city braces for the season’s first heavy snowstorm. winds reach Beaufort scale gale force, with speeds near 60 mph, second only to tornado winds in historic readings.
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New York
Dan
Weather Bureau
New York Street Cleaning Department
Whole Gale Warning For Atlantic Vessels Issued
Weather bureau issues a whole gale warning for the Atlantic with a storm of great intensity near the Virginia Capes and moving northeast. The center of the storm lies near Tingale Capes as of today, with strengthening expected this afternoon and tonight. Caution advised for all vessels in the area.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Eres
Ntape
Virginia Capes
Tinga Capes
Barge W A Marshall Sinks After Towline Break Near Boston
The barge W. A. Marshall, en route from Rockport to New York, began to sink about two miles northeast of Boston Light after being towed by the Confidence. One man aboard escaped as the vessel sank quickly. The barge valued at about 100 dollars was owned in New York.
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Boston
W. A. Marshall
Massachusetts
Marshall
Rockport
New York
Newve
Policemen's Diary Fight Over Key Trial Evidence
At Cambridge Leicester January 11 Arguments between counsel filled the forenoon of Clarence W Loud's trial for the murder of Policeman James A Preston. They disputed the admissibility of the officer's diary and a memorandum relating to a woman's date and time noting a potential crime. The diary content and a letter were central to the defense's position on the motive and method of the crime.
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Cambridge
Mans
Clarence W. Loud
Milrose
James A. Preston
Em- Loud
Serah
P. Feeney
Levi
Governor Hartness Stricken with Pneumonia in Montpelier
Governor Jamen Hartness was kept from official duties in Montpelier after developing a light case of pneumonia. His condition improved earlier, with some lung congestion noted. Mrs. Hartness and secretary Harry T. Latin remain at the governor’s side as care arrangements continue.
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Jamen Hartness
Montpelier
Hartness
Harry T. Latin
State House
Burlington
Vermont Durymen’s Association
Henry B
Anti American Spirit Seen in Munich Theater Incident
Munich crowds react strongly to American influence in a new play as the Neue Berliner Zeitung reports. An audience in Munich voiced sharp objections to American background and names used in the production, reflecting lingering anti American sentiment in the city.
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Munich
Berlin
Associated Prost
America
Neue Berlionr Zeitung
Luther well confessed slayer to be brought to court
New York dispatch reports Luther, who confessed to killing two New York detectives, expected to arrive from Philadelphia today. In Montclair a tearful mother, Boddy’s, declares she did not raise a boy to kill. She expresses sorrow for the detectives and says her son learned about shooting in war. She fears hard nights ahead for her family.
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New, York
Luther
New ‘S
Hene Tovday
Phi ‘Ophia Bart
Boddy
Aoeepee
Jin
Indictments Hit Two Plymouth Brothers in Federal Case
Fragmentary report indicates Tony and Frank Ox of Plymouth faced federal grand jury indictments. Charges include assisting in unlawful exits related to cargo handling and alcohol movements. Details are unclear as OCR text is damaged in the port context involving a British schooner Galden Went and landings near Pierre.
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Weston
Jen
Galden
Pierre
Tony
Frank Ox
Plymouth
Army Transport Springs 4 Leak At Sea
A report notes an Army transport experienced a four leak incident amid immediate danger. The crew erected containment measures and assessed damage while emergency procedures were activated. Details on location and outcomes remain unclear due to garbled source text.
Trial in Montpelier Ends for Libel Damages Suit
Royal A. Eggleston of Canaan New Hampshire sued Dr. B H. Ross of St. Johnsbury and Dr. D B Brown of Lyndon for 20000 claiming surgical malpractice after a sponge allegedly remained in the patient. Evidence showed the operation and postoperative care spanned critical moments with cross examinations detailing sponge matters and costs.
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Royal A. Eggleston
Canaan
N. H
United States
Montpelier
B. H. Ross
St. Johnsbury
D. BR. Brown
Lyndon
Hh. A. Cheney
Lyndonville
A. L. Leonard
Rose
Leonard
Ilo
Brown
Rogs
Loday Ail
Dr. Brown
Ieee Irs
Den
Porter
Eggleston
Leg Broken by Auto Bus in St Albans
In St Albans on January 11 Charles Quebec, Weyrward son of Mr and Mrs Swanton, was struck near the railroad tracks by a Boston and Maine bus. He was walking ahead when the bus horn did not halt the vehicle. The driver braked and wheels skidded on the road. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to St Albans hospital with doctors Alien and Pierre attending.
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St. Albans
Charles Quebec
Ee Swanton
Alinae
Swanton
Tua
Quebec
Bee
Boston & Maine
Alien
Pierre
St. Altanea
Aod
Childrens Pictures On Body Found By Wife In Rift
Body of a man bearing pictures of his two children on the chest was found by his wife in an apparent domestic tragedy. Police investigated the scene and identified the deceased, while neighbors recalled tensions at home.
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Charies
Tris Childen
Maskewal Talk of the Town item in Riverside pages
The column notes Mrs E Truer of the ratate of EP Palmer, and a brief mention of Waterbury resident Jase discussing Maskewal over several weeks, reflecting social gossip and local happenings in the town.
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Maskewal
Mra E. Truer
EP. Palmer
Jase
Woterbury
Barre Poor Cost Slips to 18052 in 2021 Report
Barre's charity department spent 18052.81 for 2021, about 1780 less than the previous year, Overseer HL William Scott reports. The year saw 374 individuals aided, with multiple officials and churches helping curb expenses amid high need.
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Department of
Barre
Willian Scott
Louise M. Gridley
George F. Bap
Mr. Scott
Scott
Oole Treasury
Koott
A. A
Freeman
Fairview Street
Yim Kington
Main
Elm Streets
Blackwell Street
Montpelier City Notes Light Extensions And Staff Reports
The annual Routine Business Done records routine actions including petitions for Birch and Ninhiels streets light, Verminsion grant to Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co for circuit extensions, and a loan coverage resolution via city notes. A small Addison place light, removal of a gasoline tank, a proposed Gamewell Fire Alarm whistle system, and various payroll and bill payments are listed with amounts and recipients.
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Birch
Ninhiels Atreeta Wan
Hagel
Montpelier & Barre
Addison Place
Oliver Battery
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Co
Same Bank
C. L. Booth
A.A. Freeman
W. Averill Co
N. D. Phelps Co
Board of Charities and Protation
Mothers’ Aid
George M.band
Boston coal dealer cuts 50 cents off price
Boston on January 11 reports a major coal firm cutting retail hard coal by 50 cents per ton due to lower water freight rates and removal of wartime freight tax. Official said demand had been unusually slow and the new prices set before April 1 list furnace and egg at 14.75 dollars and stove and chestnut at 15 dollars.
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Boston
Kere
Bilia
Church Elects Vestry and Delegates at Annual Meeting
The church reports progress in 11 30 gatherings and active parish work led by women. Vestrymen elected include Weldron Shield Frank W Rob incom Charles A Brown and others. Delegates chosen for the diocesan convention in Montpelier next May are Nicholas Dale W E bert and others. Walden Shield named senior warden. F P Robinson junior warden K P Carter secretary James Senior treasurer.
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Pai
Weldron Shield
Frank W. Robincom
Charles A. Brown
W. EK. Gilbert
Gates
Gerald Holmes
George Mitchill
James Lector
Jr Athol Bell
TL Or
James M. Duncart
Brasley Marek
Montpelier
Nicholas Dale
W. E.bert
W. Shield
F. W. Robinson
C H White Named Principal At Spaulding High School
The Spaulding school board accepted Lyman Hunt’s resignation as principal to become Burlington superintendent with a pay rise. J J White will serve as acting principal from Feb 10 to year end, with an assistant to handle classes. Rose Tomasi of Barre elected to teach, replacing Miss Somers. Tomasi, Smith College graduate, is sister of Mary Tomasi.
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Phe Barry Ard
Lyman
Hunt
Spaulding High School
J. White
Jyne
Sehaile
Burlington
Lary
White
Britamarie Somers
Mixa Rose Tomasi
Barre
Mise Mary Tomasi
Spaulding
Mine Rose Tomasi
Smith College
New Bank President Named at Montpelier Trust
At a Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust meeting trustees filled vacancies caused by A W Verrin s death promoting Charles Lowe to president and D K Lillie to trustee. Lowe born 1867 in New York State came to Plainfield then Montpelier in 1877. He joined the bank April 1888 and married Kate Park in 1890.
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Montpelier
Plainfield
Kate FE. Park
Warren Park
Perrin
Lowe
William §. Smith
Harrison G. Woolruff
W. W. Mock
Brock
Lab Jf A
Basil
Smith
Bank
Wourtraff
Chelees
Norwich Vy
Manchester
Granite Lacings Bank & Trust Ce
Pete Uasir
Woodrudf
Hound of
Trupiens
Lille
Mowers
Brees
Lows
Martin
Lilie
Lillie
Siee
Madar Taee
Montgellero
Kinite
DK Lillie Granite Company
Montpetier
Sugar Makers Hopeful Convenes Vermont Dairymen Summit
The joint convention of Vermont Dairymen and Sugar Makers opened at the University of Vermont gymnasium. President J. Le Harrie of Proctor and delegates from Burlington Springfield Hartford and East Montpelier discussed marketing, exhibition trends, and a possible bread program linked to dairy markets.
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Dairymen and Sugar Makers’ Association of Vermont
Gymmnasium
University O of
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Mapes
Jorycho
East Ment
Mowt
Ges Wilhies
Morrleville
Trvewerer
Lk Stary
Ext
Anditer
Gey
Berkshire
Thy evening somes vet Gp aaa.
Thy evening somes vet Gp aaa appears as a fragmented or garbled OCR text segment with unclear meaning. The readable elements do not form a coherent event or person tied to a specific place or date.
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SAS
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Boston Coal Dealer
Church of the Good Shepherd
C.H. White
NEW Bank
F. Lowe
A. W. Ferrin
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