American Troops Parade Through Paris in Armistice Day Celebration
Paris hosts a grand dawn parade as Gen Pershing leads American forces with Marshal Foch and Joffre in the procession down the Champs Elysees. Crowds cheer despite subdued enthusiasm, with 1,000 wounded veterans and 40 American organizations joining the display. Poincare later hosts a banquet at the Elysee Palace honoring the Allied leaders.
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Dirigible R34 Brings US Photos to London Papers
London July 14 The dirigible R34 has completed its round trip from Britain to the United States and back arriving at Osraft Greenwich station. Photos taken in the United States and carried to England are published by morning papers as a step toward the aerial exchange of New York and London news. The images include President Wilson in New York and a Willard Dempsey fight moment.
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Explosion on yacht kills two near Peconic Bay
In New York on July 1 a boiler explosion aboard the yacht Flyer at a Peconic bay dock fatally injured two men as the rear wrecked the vessel. Owner Sherwood Aldrich of Great Neck was not aboard, while chief engineer Frat Pearhart of Seaclift and assistant John R. Green of Swout died after hospital transport.
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Levy on German property proposed by German finance minister
Copenhagen dispatch cites Math ias Erzberger saying Germany will levy property tax starting at 6000 marks and rising to 10 percent on 60,000 marks, with higher rates for larger estates. Installments stretched over 60 years begin January 1920.
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Prospective Swiss Entry Favored by Radical Leader
Edmund Rehuthess, a federal councilor, told the congress of the Radical Party that Switzerland should join the League of Nations. He stated he is in favor and noted the economic committee and commissioners have reached the time conclusion supporting entry.
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General Allenby Honored With American Distinguished Service Medal
General Allenby, commander of the British forces in Palestine, who led the capture of Jerusalem, is among many British officers awarded the American Distinguished Service Medal. The notice appears in today’s Official Gazette.
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Italy Demobilizes About Two Million Soldiers
Rome July 13 report via the Stefan agency states that nearly 2,200,000 Italian soldiers have been mobilized off the rolls since the armistice. The government release indicates remaining effectives in service are approximately a small fraction of that total.
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Stefan
Shantung Case and Treaty Talk at White House
President Wilson discussed the peace treaty at length with Senators King and McKellar among White House callers. They focused on the Shantung situation, with King noting the issue would likely clear itself. King urged Abbott McGinnis as minister to Bolivia and both senators backed ambassadorial rank for McMillan and Peru's ambassador Gonzales. The president advised contacting the State Department and a possible Utah stop on his tour was mentioned.
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House Fails to Pass Bill Over Wilson Veto
The Washington House of Representatives failed to pass the agricultural repeal bill over Prince Wilson’s veto. The 247 to 15 vote fell short of the two thirds needed, prompting referral back to the agricultural committee which will likely report with the repeal rider removed and delay Senate action.
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Quiet at Fiume Amidst Tensions and Barracks Drills
From Vienna July 12 reports say Fiume remains calm after earlier clashes between Italian and French troops. Italian provost marshal keeps order as few guards are seen. two French and two Italian ships anchor in the harbor. Handbills proclaim Italy or death while signs in Jugoslav removed. Three American relief officers are present.
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Gould ousted as executor in Jay Gould estate case
In New York on July 14 Supreme Justice Edward G. Whitaker signed an order removing George I. Gould as executive trustee of Jay Gould’s estate. Frank Jay Gould, his brother, petitioned for the removal and becomes executive trustee. Sir Percy Sanderson, longtime British consul general in New York, died at Reading on July 14.
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London
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Wage Increase Proposal Faces Rejection By Ship Workers
New York officials say wage rise offered by the Shipping Board will not settle the dispute. Union leaders plan to reject a ten percent raise for all workers on vessels operated by the board, risking a spread to coastwise and trans Atlantic shipping as negotiations continue.
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Maychine
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Shipping Board
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Striking Laborers Attack Workers in Springfield
About 50 laborers employed by the Springfield Street Railway were attacked by striking workers seeking to recruit them. The trolley workers were driven from their jobs and the company appealed for police protection as the strike aligns with the broader general stoppage in effect for days.
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Masked Burglar Shot to Death in Philadelphia Fraternity House
In Philadelphia on July 14 a masked intruder was fatally shot by Professor Shappelle of the University of Pennsylvania after threatening the professor and residents in the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity house. The suspect, about 28, unidentified, leaped from a second story window toward the street, firing as police arrived.
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French Courage and Reconstruction Belief Shifts Abroad
Secretary Lansing warned Paris that France’s wartime courage would carry through reconstruction, noting delays in departure and duties of peace. In Boston, 300 union fish handlers struck for guaranteed wage tied to fish prices, with some nonmembers continuing work. Paris hosted Titone and Ferraris after Rome talks, while U.S. leaders discussed varied subjects with President Wilson. Brig. Gen. Henry E. Noyes died at age 60.
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Henry Ford Testifies in Libel Suit Against Tribune
Mount Clemens Michigan July 14 Henry Ford took the stand as witness in a libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. He testified about the car maker's history and the formation of the Ford Motor Company while Edsel Ford followed on the stand. Direct examination conducted by Elliot G Stevenson. Ford, 56, described the company’s early capital and key milestones.
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Minor resolutions on peace treaty in Senate committee
Washington July 14 The Senate foreign relations committee began consideration of a peace treaty with three minor resolutions. One asks President Wilson to join in committee discussions on the treaty. The resolutions request information on an alleged secret Japan Germany pact and probe a protest reportedly made by General Bliss and Secretary Lansing with Henry White.
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Burlington Soldier Edward Wells Located After Disappearance
Private Edward C. Wells, recently discharged after overseas service, was missing from Burlington for about two weeks. He was believed to have traveled to Fort Dodge Des Moines area and is now reported located at Fort Dodge. He left home with a suitcase and around 700 dollars, was last seen in City Hall park, and suffered shell shock during service. His parents expressed relief upon learning of his whereabouts.
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Aviator Lynch Captures Rutland Sky In 34 Minute Flight
Lieut John A Lynch a Granger street native and U S Army officer wowed Rutland by flying his new 24000 Curties biplane from Glens Falls N Y to Kelley Field in about 34 minutes Joining him as mechanic was George J Holihan Aviation Dept Army Detachment The plane landed after a circuitous routine over the southern part of the fly witnessed by local onlookers and remained at Kelley Field last night
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Collision Report Reveals Dust Obscured Another Car
Henry W. Robinson of Burlington and Robert Wilder of Montpelier were the drivers in a Lake Morey collision reported to the secretary of state in Montpelier. Wilder’s vehicle sustained damage to a guard and wheel while Robinson cited heavy dust limiting his view of the second car.
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Argo plant clash leaves several injured as guards confront strikers
In Til, two women and a man were seriously injured when strikers and armed guards clashed at the Corn Pridveta Refiring company plant. Police and medical crews reported 10 people slightly hurt as the confrontation spilled near Lie Argo hospital.
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Outing at Caledonia Park Presbyterian Picnic Report
A rollicking Presbyterian outing on Saturday at Caledonia Park featured games from baseball to three legged races, with winners named across age groups for boys and girls. A football match and a racing program concluded the day before a shower and minor automobile accidents near North Montpelier.
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Dorothy Leith
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Bertil Soderstrom
Lesie Scott
Violet McDonald
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Marjorie Watt
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Charles Lynde
Peter Smith
Theanane
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Ina Stevens
Fannie! Paul
William McRae
Leslie McKenzie
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Jennie Smith
Aline Soderstrom
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James Robertson
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David Stephen
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Husky
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James McLeod
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Drought Strikes Barre Hard Halting Granite Industry
About 2,000 Barre workers lost jobs as electrical power shortages from a prolonged drought shut down water powered plants. Barre’s Bolton Falls Mad River Valley and other dams of the power company face severe water deficits, with no swift relief seen. Attempts to connect with Excex Junction failed due to low water levels, delaying power for grinding and hoists. Some plants may run in turns or with limited hoist power, but a broad recovery remains unlikely for an extended period.
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Boy Badly Hurt After Horse Kick At Farm
Italo Calerro a nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Caleyro of 10 Cansbrin street was kicked on the head by a horse at the Harry Ladd farm near Cutler corner. The blow fractured his skull and a three inch long wound was inflicted. He was rushed to the city, treated, and operated on last night. This morning his condition was fairly good though still in critical condition.
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Cutler Corner
Funeral for Tubercular Meningitis Victim in Vermont Town
Francis Giguere a one year old of 44 Branch Street died at City hospital after a ten day illness from tubercular meningitis. He had been ill two years and weakened steadily this spring. Miss Gridley social worker arranged transport to Pembroke asylum near Concord New Hampshire. The boy had worked at Chester shipyards before returning home last Christmas and served as housekeeper for a family of six. Funeral was at St Monica’s church with burial at Catholic cemetery on Beckley Street.
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France
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Laurence
Ethel
Jeannette
Sizar
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Ley Matott
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Henry Dema
George Ellis
Michael My
T. Gundy
Henry Alexander
McFarland
Culver
James Culver
Ernest Turner
Roses
Canton
Increased Ship Deliveries Report July Data
Washington reports June ship deliveries totalled 118 ships with deadweight tonnage 578,584, up about ten percent over May. A shipping headway is noted as cement is dry. Ships launched totaled 111 ships with deadweight tonnage rising similarly.
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