Wilson Hope for end of War Blasted by Entente Note
President Wilson reviews the Entente reply to his peace note, finding no early path to peace though the door remains open. German circles denounce the terms as too harsh while Belgian notes pressed for reparation and security, and allied leaders insist on guarantees, evacuation, and indemnities before negotiations.
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Entente
Washington
Wilson
Lansing
United States
Avende
Sharp
Paris
Follaws
America
Wise
Tf Therm
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Europe
U. 5
League of Nations
Ihnathone
Serbia
Pram
Russia
Rome
Ambaswelor Sturp
Belgium
Woodrow Wilson
War of starvation against Germany ends in strong terms
Berlin reports Germany rejects Entente peace note as insincere and demands from neutrals a stand against Allied violations of laws of nations. It accuses Britain and France of coercive warfare, use of troops in Europe, and punitive measures in Africa and Eastern Europe, tying the dispute to Ireland and Crewe.
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Berlin
Ville
Germany
Oversiae
Africa
England
France
Crewe
Brugland
Marie
Europe
Priiestia
Alace-Lorraine
Galicia
Thaw attempts suicide after razor wounds in bid to die
Harry Thaw cut his throat and wrists in a suicide attempt at a New York home. Doctors say he swallowed poison tablets and may die within hours if untreated. He faces arrest on charges of kidnapping and assault as officials monitor his condition and question him about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thaw
Thomeelves
Thaw
Frederick Gump, Jr
Tate
Mik Binttle
Wood
Nenessl Hillegor
Prnavhal
Hedeide Awit
Harry
Subide
British Repelled After Early Success at Beaucourt
Jan 12 report says British troops launched an early morning assault north of the Ancre River near Meaucourt on the French front. They briefly gained ground but were driven back by German fire as heavy fighting spread along the Russian front near Sereth and along the Vilna Drinak railroad region.
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Herlin
Ancre
Meaucourt
Serre
Lantirtem
Sereth
Brolin
Galate
Dwina
Dvinek
Vilna-Drinak
German Casualty Totals Reported by British Government
An official British summary released yesterday cites German casualties at 4 010 160 since the start of the war. The document notes December adds to earlier totals, bringing overall German losses to about 2 010 100, with naval and colonial deaths included.
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London
Died at Williamstown Former Barre Resident Mantle Passes
William K Mantle former Barre resident died at Williamstown on a hospital bed after surgery for a severe illness He had lived in Williamstown for fifteen years and previously in Barre He leaves a wife a daughter in the West and a sister in St John He was associated with a local trade and had worked in the lumber and wire industries in Barre and Williamstown
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Wiliam K. Mantle
Barre
Hermo Im
Wildestown
Ummeee
Tanglin
St. John
Randall
Willemetown
Ecm
Elie City
Fireat Canadian Car Works Wreaks Havoc and Refugees Flee
A massive fire at the Canadian Car and Foundry Co plant near Kingsland New Jersey destroyed 40 to 60 buildings and damaged surrounding towns. Over 1,000 residents fled, with thousands of shells stored on site and a loss estimated at over 4 million dollars. Unexploded ordnance littered the area as authorities recovered refugees and assessed damage.
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New York
Canadian Car & Foundry Co
Kingsland
N. J
Hackenaack
Ehetia
Hells
Lyndhurst
New Vermont Legislature Debates Primary Law Repeal
In a joint assembly Congress man Frank L. Greene spoke on Vermont ideals and the repeal of the primary election law. The House pressed ahead with bills including a $50,000 appropriation for a new state building while debating the repeal measure and amendments to suffrage laws.
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Frank L. Greene
Greene
Vermont
Washington, D.C
Congress
Lowy
House
Senate
Williams of
Pawlet
Sesson
Committee On Appropriations
Becaus
Williams
Pirie
Williamstown
P. S
Stearn
Burlington
Mr. Perkins
Waterbury
Dillon
Doxbery
Howe
Fremingtom
Mount
Vermont Dairymen Assemble as Governor Urges Agriculture
The Vermont Dairymen association banquet at Hotel Vermont featured Governor Graham advocating stronger state support for agriculture and forestry under one head. Resolutions urged opposing butter substitutes, backing rotational Smith Hughes bill, and creating an emergency national farm representation.
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Ab Graham
Burlington
Vermont Dairymen's Association
Hotel
Vermont
F. J. Greene
Graham
Randolph Center
Lyntonville
Association
Smith- Hughes
Tms
Dairymee
Rommlesinner
Gnandal
Montpelier
Merchants Officers Annual Meeting Reports Read
At the Marre Retail Merchant's Association annual meeting held at Averill stock hall attendance was large. Reports of the treasurer and secretary showed progress and concerns about finances. Officers elected: President Are thar Meer, Treasurer Frank W. Jackson, and others listed for trustee and related posts.
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Marre
Demut Artwrers
Averill Titock
Mowre
A.C. Tides
Hecker
Mr. Leen
Homer Pius
A. W. Haikerr
Snelth
Aterwarthel
Arethar Meer
Petey Tiwmmerer
Frank W. Jacko
Peddlers Licenses and City Proposals Reported
A ball evening outlines ped dl ets licenses tied to Governor Graham's plan for the central department. The document notes a tentative extension to March 1015 and lists a year ending December 41 with only 22 licenses issued.
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Orates
Graham
Cental Department
Business Men Enjoyable Banquet at Barre Hotel
Supers was the word used as Barre Board of Trade hosted a four dinner series in Hotel Barre. About 100 business and professional men attended the 8 o clock dinner and an illustrated talk on coal by W A Clark of Northampton Massachusetts president of the New England Coal Retailers Association and Boston Chamber of Commerce. The event emphasized cooperation and fellowship among Barre’s business leaders with W G Reynolds presiding after dinner and introducing Clark who wove coal history and economics into the lecture.
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Barre
Hotel Barre
W. A. Chirk
Northampton
Mass
Ww England Coal Retailers’ Desociation
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Board of ‘Tradé
John V. Bowen
Buck
Board of Trade
W. G. Reynolds
Mr. Clark
Reynolds
Chirk
New England
U. S
New
Merion
United States
China
Solomon I
Syria
Coa
America
Joliet and
Marquette
Atien
Tunis
Hennepin
Missouri
James River
Virginia
Enstlish
Atlantic Seaboard
Teomme
Atlantic
Rhone Island
Wyoming Valley
Tetonia
Wiliam Penn
London
Harrisburg
Carlile
Penn
William Morrie
Tamaqua
Philadelphia
Station and Store Burned in West Berlin Blaze
A early morning fire destroyed the Davis Bros store and the Vermont passenger station in West Berlin. The blaze also damaged a box car on the siding and the granite company office near the track. The loss is estimated between 8,000 and 12,000 with contents at 5,000. insurance partially covers the store. Firefighters and residents scrambled to contain the fire amid freezing conditions with little protection.
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West Berlin
Gep
Davis Bros
OF Vermont
Mark Glines
Davie Bros
Davis Hios
Algonquin Elk
Fire destroys projection booth at Majestic Theatre
Burlington report states a fire in the machine operator's booth during a Jan 11 performance destroyed two moving picture machines and reels of film. The booth was described as fireproof but flames spread, yet both operators escaped injury. An audience remained in the theater to observe the blaze.
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Burlington
Majestic Theatre
Stern
Alberton
Audiance
Elevation of Officers in Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Lodges
Joint annual ceremony elevates officers of Hiawatha Lodge No 20 and Tight Star Lodge No 18 with district officers guiding. Ernest W. Tometon named noble grand and other officers listed. Flora Clark district deputy president presided over Rebekah rites. banquet followed with guest speakers and toasts.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Hiawatha Lige
Tiight Star Lodge
Hiawatha Ledge
Degale Ares
P. J. Jeffords
P. J. Jeffords, Who Poted In the Absence of the ‘Distriet
Rebekah Brie
Flora Clark
Mand Dike
Ernest W. Houston
Hiawatha Lodge
Noble Grand
Ernest W
H.W. Cherk T Mipparter
Werley Fabwam
Stapparten
Willlasme
Charenes
Hy Averill
Thie Sear
Wolle Grand
Wen
Svierutant
Mire Siew Nuncam
Errretery
V. Stuees
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Ion
Hasnia
Poland
Imperiense
Beaucourt
William E. Randall
W. A. Clark
Mans
Fellows
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