Bulgarians Arrive for Allied Peace Terms in Paris
Bulgarian peace delegation arrived at Lyons station Paris this morning and met by Colonel Henry on behalf of the Allies. They were escorted to Chateau Madrid at Neuilly as part of discussions on military occupation of Silesia and the Rhine land with American participation awaiting ratification.
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Paris
Col
Henry
Chateau Madrid
Neuilly
Associated Press
Ascortel
Chateau
Madrid
Nelully
Rhineland
Supreme Council
Rhine
Silesia
Wilson Writes Lodge on Senate Resolution
Washington July 20 President Wilson has written a letter to Senator Lodge chairman of the foreign relations committee regarding a Senate resolution. White House officials say the letter was not a refusal of anything. The resolution concerns all documents tried by the American stenographers at the peace conference.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lodge
Senate
White House
Packer Cudahy Dead and His Packings Empire
Patrick Cudahy longtime head of Cudahy Brothers, packers of Wisconsin, died aged about 75. He built the firm after starting in 1860s and later retired in 1915 before naming son Michael as executive. Cudahy born in Ireland 1849, came to America as a youth and joined packing firms before forming his own company with a brother.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Patrick Cudahy
Cudahy Brothers Company
Cudahy
Michael
John
Mr. Curtahy
Taft calls letters personal and confidential
New York dispatch reports ex President Taft stating that his letters to Will Hays dated July 20 were personal and confidential and published without consent. He declines further involvement but notes desire for publicity matching the letters. In Washington, July 21, weather outlook warns of warm conditions with possible local thunderstorms for the north and middle Atlantic states beginning Monday.
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Will Hays
Associated Press
New York
Taft
Hays
William H
Washington, D.C
North
Middle Atlantic
American Soldiers Taking German Brides
Coblenz reports say American soldiers have wed German girls in the recent days amid misread anti fraternization rules. Though some chaplains hinted marriages were allowed before peace terms, headquarters clarifies that until the treaty ratified by the United States, Germany and America remained at war and fraternization bans stayed in force.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Orous Pied
United States
Germany
America
Wilson says American troops vital to Siberian rail traffic
President Wilson told the Senate that the American forces in Siberia are a vital element for maintaining traffic on the Siberian railroad. Under the Japan agreement they can be withdrawn only when American railway experts with the road are withdrawn. He cited roving bands threatening the line and said protection by the military is necessary. The expedition aims to save fixed divisions and steady Russians toward law and order, with Stavens directing railway rehabilitation under the interallied committee.
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D.C
Wilson
Senate
Traponse
Johnson
California
Siberia
Siberian
Japan
Kalil
Elies
United States
Allien
Toonomie
Ruseia
Vladivostok
Verehne Valinek
Harbin
Mexicans Seek Bandits After Cheyenne Robbery
Washington reports from Tampico say Mexican military authorities are combing for bandits who robbed the crew of the US steamship Cheyenne on July 8 in the Pores river. Commander Finney says authorities have a conciliatory posture and General Gonzales was instructed by President Carranza to tighten safeguards for American lives and property.
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Suny
Ant
Popvial
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Tampico
Cheyenne
Pores River
Navy Department
Finney
Tapipico
Gonzales
Tampico Tstrict
Carranes
Eight Hundred Killed in Egyptian Disturbances
London reports from July 26 that eight hundred Wundead natives were killed and 1,600 wounded amid recent disturbances. Dispatches via General EK Allen and Dell Harmsworth, foreign office officials, note civilian casualties of 31 killed and 15 wounded while military losses stood at 20 killed and 18 wounded. Over 2,000 sentenced to alert imprisonment with death contumce and life detention as penalties. The military courts have been dispensed with. sentences were reduced by three months.
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London
Associated Press
Egypt
HW HS Allenby Dell Harmsworth
Foreign Office
Shorthorn Bull Sells for 850000 at Royal Show London
Shorthorn bull fetches about 850000 at the Royal Agricultural Show in London, with prices reported as the world record for a single animal. The bull was bred by Edgely Shoreshorn Co and displayed at the Tegal Agricultural show, where cattle prices are quoted unusually high.
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London
Tegal
Anton
Tly Edgeule Shoreshorn Co
Shantung Reservations Timetable In Senate Talks
Washington July 24 Shantung and reservations dominate official discussions in Executive and Senate circles with a peace treaty vote delayed until Monday. Talks focus on reservations for Senate ratification and broad agreement on a program of action. Senator Spencer said President Wilson appeared hopeful for early clarification after meetings with the President.
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Washington, D.C
Shantung
Executive
Senate
Foreign Relations
Wilson
Tokio
Spencer
Missouri
Japanese Investigate Shantung Situation
Tokio reports Kenkichi Yoshizawa, former eminci tor of the Japanese regime at Peking, left for Shantung to conduct a special investigation of conditions ahead of possible China negotiations for sovereignty over the territory. Officials note Senate inquiries by Senator Borah about the peace conference. Japan seeks joint ventures in Shantung including railways and mines but China resists discussing the issue amid Paris treaty delays.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Japanese Regnion
Peking
Shantung
United States Senate
W. EK. Borah
Idaho
Shantang
Japan
China
Paria
Deportation probe linked to anarchist agitators in New York
New York July 6 The United States department of labor marked the joint legislative committees investigating sedition activities in the state for all evidence in their possession that could aid in deporting anarchist agitators. The government asked Senator Lusk to hand over documents to A B Schell special immigration inspector. Senator Lusk said the committee would cooperate with federal agents. The only witness yesterday was Ven Syarc a Cleveland attorney who described conditions in Petrograd around the 1917 Bolshevik revolution.
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United States Department of Labor
Legislative Comerties
TWW
Byrin T. Wh
United States Commissioner of Labor
Senate
Lark
A. B. Schell
Fille Teland
Lusk
Ven Syarc
Cleveland
Patrograd
Kerenski
Toledo Grand Direst Meeting Ends With Tight Finals
The Toledo meeting showcased close finishes with extra heats in two divisions. Tommy Murphy of Poughkeepsie won the 2:16 trot with Fenexia, while in the 2:12 pace Dire and Burnett captured the Fort Meigs $2,000 stake after four heats. Belle Alvintara and Lizzie Marek contested the 2:04 heat, Marek taking the first heat.
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Toledo
Fant
Tommy Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Fenexia
Dire
Burnett
Necesary
McMahon
Belle
Alewafurs
Aye
Dronoph Guy
Hewte
Belle Alvintara
Lizzie Marek
German minister says Americans held liquidated property not yet liquidated
Berlin a July 28 The Associated Press reports Germanys justice minister Clemens Von Debrueck said Germany did not liquidate American private or public property but regulated and administered it while the United States carried out liquidation. He asserted Germany would restore Americans property when this administration ends and claimed Germany did not violate American patents or trademarks.
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Berlin
Associated Preas
Germany
Clemens von Delburesk
Associated Press
Jay
America
Herr von Debhrueck
United States
Ministry of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Alien Property Castglian
Eleven Boys Drowned in Springfield Outing
In Springfield Massachusetts on July 26 eleven members of the Springfield Boys' Club drowned at Big Pond East Otis when a flat boat and several canoes being towed capsized in high waves. The group, part of a camp with forty two others, had been on the mainland for sports and were returning for dinner. A high wind midway across caused a wave to swamp the flat boat as the launch maneuvered back toward shore.
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Otis
Mass
Springfield
Springfeld
East Othe
Ore
Angeland
Brazil Trade Friction Hits North American Shipping
In Rio de Janeiro on July 25, the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil reports North American ship owners overpay for repairs and necessities due to nonrepresentative local agents. A committee chaired by Acting Consul General Hasskar calls for establishing own agencies or US consular agents to centralize agent selection across South America.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Corres~ Em
Associated Press
United States
Veewel
Meneal
Agreement Reached on Sea Strike Settlement Terms
In New York on July 20 terms for settling the season's shipping strike were agreed late last night by representatives of the United States shipping federation American Steamship consortium and International Seamen's union. The terms must be ratified by seamen at major ports before taking effect.
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New York
Mortland
Galveston
Tex
United States
Inga
Barnes Wins Open Golf Championship Equalling World Record
Cleveland July 26. James Barnes of Sune vet Hill club St Lamia equalled the world record of 283 strokes to win the western golf championship at the Mayfeld Country club. He led Leo Diegel of Detroit by three strokes and Jock Hutchinson of Chicago by four.
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Cleveland
James Barnes
Sunevet Hill Club
St. Lamia
Hillendingee
America
Mayfeld Country Club
Leo Diegel
Detroit
Thren
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Population decimated in Paris report on hunger deaths
An inter allied commission report circulated in Paris on July 24 details Bulgarian occupation impacts in eastern Macedonia. It cites oppression and hunger that reduced the population and caused about 32,000 deaths over three years, amid harsh treatment.
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Paris
Rene Wireless
Macedonia
Inter-allied Commission
Jist
Six U S Sailors Die in Melville Boiler Explosion
Six U S seamen were killed aboard the repair ship Melville, a naval tender of the Pacific fleet, after a boiler explosion. The New Mexico wireless report confirms the incident occurred July 2, with Captain Twining noted as the fleet chief of staff.
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Pacific
U. S
New Mexico
Wireless
Colon
Melville
Twining
House to Propose Five-Week recess
Washington reports the House plans a five week recess starting next week to clear the calendar while hearings on tariff mail marine and war department investigations continue. Senate leaders reportedly oppose the plan and may block consent as talks on the peace treaty proceed.
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House
Senate
Reublican Floet
Mondgll
Tho &Se
Salaries at Harvard Lags Behind Streetcar Wages
Cambridge July 26 salaries for peer assistant instructors and instructors at Harvard are lower than street car workers. The figures accompany the announcement of a $10,000,000 endowment fund campaign. Harvard graduates will attend a three day session to plan the endowment raise, with salary increases of at least 25 percent for the teaching staff.
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Cambridge
Maas
Harvard University
Josey
Ate
Harvard
Tennis drew a crowd at New England doubles semis
In Newton Mississippi today spectators packed Longwood Cricket Club for New England sectional doubles semis with Beals and Irving Wright of Boston facing Graig Middle and Charles Garland of Pittsburgh while Innis champions Norrie Williams and Washburn played Richard Marty and 0 Caner of Boston. Biddle also listed for a fourth round singles match against T. K. Pell of New York for the Long Bowl.
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Miss
New England
Longwood Cricket Club
Beals
Irving Wright
Boston
Graig Middle
Philadelphia
Charles
Garland
Pitteburg
Innis
BR. Norrie Williams
W. M. Washburn
Richard Marty
0. Caner
Biddle
T. K. Pell
New York
Arms shipments to Mexico now under State Department control
Washington reports that control over the export of arms and munitions to Mexico, previously held by the war trade board, has been transferred to the State Department by a July 12 proclamation signed by President Wilson and published today. State officials say the policy is not new and the law will be strictly enforced by civil authorities with military aid at the border.
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Washington, D.C
Mexico
War Trade Board
State Department
Wilson
Talk of the Town in Worcester and Surroundings
John Wilko spends summer in Worcester and is confined to town accounts. Mrs M F Wood of Athol visits Worcester with her father J R Wilson. Local manager R B Karstetter of a shirt factory leaves for central Pennsylvania. Roy Munro MacKay of Windjaw Canada and Mrs. MacKay visit Williamstown. over 100 friends gather at M A McLean home, presenting purse to the couple after informal peach program and refreshments, as they plan to return home Monday.
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John Wilko
Worcester
M. F. Wood
Athol
Masselon
J. R. Wilson
Barre
R. B. Karstetter
Averill Strewi
Lnte
Hivkay
Pennsylvania
Roy
Munro MacKay
Wind Jow
Canada
M.A. McLean
Williamstows
Peaches
Tolin McLean
Rey
McKay
Northfield Tenement House Partly Burned
Northfield on Central street saw a double tenement nearly destroyed by fire Friday afternoon. The Reed property, now owned by Mrs. George James, housed Mrs. James sister Miss Miriam Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cannings family ended up with most belongings saved. Firefighters used water on nearby John Harrigan’s house as the cause remains unknown.
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Northfield
Reed
Central Street
HE. Reed
George James
Hardwick
James
Miriam Kimball
Fred Gaming
Cannings Aute
John Harrigan
Strike Trouble in Court in Burlington
Burlington reports Henry J. La Pointe foreman at Vermont Milk Chocolate plant arrested on breach of the peace charges after a warrant from the city grand jury. Harriet Garvey testified La Pointe struck her, rendering her unconscious. He appeared before Judge Jed Pratt, released on $100 bail furnished by Frank Morin, with a hearing scheduled for Monday at 2 p.m.
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Burlington
Tay
Henry J. LaPointe
Vermont Milk Chocolate Company
S Mies
Harriet Garvey
LaPointe
Jed P Tadd
Frank Morin
Union Formed In Burlington Candy Factory Workers Meet
A union of bakers and confectionery workers formed at an armory meeting in Burlington. About 145 girls and 125 men from the Vermont Milk Chocolate plant joined, organized by AFL organizers Mark V. Mason of Burlington and Alex Ironside of Barre. An international representative will come from Chicago next week to aid a strike settlement.
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Turlington
Armory
Vermont
American Federation of Labor
Mark V. Mason
Burlington
Alex. Ironside
Barre
Chicago
Air Mail Service Resumes After Pilot Strike
Air mail service from New York to Chicago resumed today after a pilots strike paused operations yesterday. A plane departed Belmont Park at 6:25 a.m. bound for Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. Pilot Angella traveled to Washington to meet Second Assistant Postmaster General Praeger at a conference.
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Chicago
Chicago Mall
Belmont Park
Bellefonte
Angella
Washington
Pilate
Praeger
Barre News Roundup of Visits and Local Incidents
Local notes recount Barresi residents and visitors in town yesterday and over the weekend. Activities include Misa Papin charity work, Hanson of Cabot visiting, Mrs. Wood traveling to Bradford for a weekend, Delaney of White River Junction’s visit, and Mrs. Milne returning from Bristol. There are health updates, vacations, and a spring reunion planned for Spaulding High School alumni. A car mishap on Main Street damaged vehicles, and a worker suffered facial injuries while repairing a tire. A seaman, Peter Metin, plans discharge from the U.S. Navy in Boston. The Congregational Sunday school continues summer sessions.
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Misa Beatrice Papin
Singer Sowings Machine Co
Hanson
Cabot
Barre
Diainesa
BR. Wood
Bradford
Charlotte Ramella
Union Dry Goods
Father Delaney
White River Junction
James T. Stortion
Tremont Street
W. Ft. Milne
William
Merchant Street
Bristol
Conn
William Henry
Hagel
A. J. ‘Stewart
Park Street
Delia ‘Thompson
Pla. Walker
Camel's Hump
Peter Metin
U. S Navy
New York City
Boston
Spaulding Hig School
Foel
William Mully
Main Street
Thomas Carrol
Donald Smith
Carroll
Wis Neot Snar
Man Dies After Auto Accident Into White River
Kendle of Randolph aged years died yesterday from traumatic peritonitis after his car went over a 20 foot bank into the White River near his residence. He leaves a wife and three children, a neighbor’s child, and others. Funeral pending arrival of his mother. Survived by wife and two children.
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Uly Narles
Kendle
Randolph
Wimeelf
Ier
One & Neightor
White River
Perkins
Albany
Brookfield
Callan
Greene
Portland
Ore
A. Lee Cady
Mr. Rendle
Sis
Derailment Suit Filed Against Central Vermont
Victim of Royalton wreck seeks damages of 3000 in a suit filed by G. F. Lackey deputy US marshal as clerk for the plaintiff against the Central Vermont Railway. The derailed New England States Limited collision occurred January 4 near Royalton. plaintiff John T. Enes of New York named as defendant. The suit alleges injuries including a broken bone and bruises.
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New England States
John T. Enesh
New York
Vermont
G. F. Lackey
I B. Corliee
St. Albans
Cabot Woman Died Suddenly In Hookerville Home
Mrs Addie Ann Tebbetts of Hookerville was found dead at her Cabot home after a fall in the lavatory. Death attributed to natural causes, she was 57. Funeral services for Ella J Lawrence of Elm Street, who died from heart failure, were held with Rev J By Treardon officiating. She leaves a husband George, a son Otto, four Hazelton brothers, and several relatives. Burial at Hope Cemetery.
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CABOT
Addie Ann Tebbetts
Hookerville
Burr
Addie Ann Tebbetta
Ella J
Proposed 100 New Homes Drive Burlington Growth Plan
Burlington July 26. The Burlington Chamber of Commerce forms a building organization to back a large housing project. Papers circulated among leading business firms urging cooperation to establish a realty company aimed at building 10 or more homes in Burlington to address housing needs and stimulate local development.
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Burlington
Burlington Chamber of Commerce
Wehleh
Harold H Chadwick to Be Secretary to Vermont Congressman
Harold H Chadwick of St Albans to join Congressman Greene of Vermont as secretary replacing Wille E Monty who resigned to become an attorney in the U S His eight years at St Albans Messenger included eight as reporter and six as news editor amid a turbulent period with roads washed and flooding reported locally
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St. Albans
Cong. Greene
St. Alliede
Harold H.chadwick
Washington
Cynigrensinay Fo Lo Greene
Vermont
Wille E Monty
UT. 8
Chadwick
St Albana Meswans
Hie
U.S
Aurvice
Andreous
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