Revised Peace Treaty Delivery to Germans Next Week
The revised peace treaty editing continues in Paris with a plan to deliver the document to Germany by Monday or Tuesday. Labor covenant changes reflect persistent Allied concerns over German economic reconstruction and a permanent reparations commission. Berlin’s response time is expected within five days, with a grace period allowing potential hostilities if rejected.
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Germania
Turkey
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Wilson
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Germany
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Amit
Ile Lara
French Navy Mutiny Sparks Red Flag Clash at Sea
Paris June 13 The chamber debates seamen mutiny in the French Black Sea fleet. Deputy Cachin likens Kolchak's army to forces against the revolution as officers refuse parleys until the red flag is hauled down. Ministers say propaganda sparked the unrest while many sailors remain loyal to duty.
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Chamber of Dejities
Marcal Cachin
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Forice
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Rulchak
Bento
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Imarine
Jean Kart
Bove
Riwslans
Russia
Germany
Anie
German peace terms to be presented Monday
Allied leaders expect revised terms to be issued on Monday with Germany given only two days to respond. A three day grace would follow if rejected, potentially resuming hostilities on Saturday, June 21, as great powers believe Germany will accept the revived terms.
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Paris
Council of Four
Avsiitahee
Associated Press
Germany
Associated Powers
Kolchak Government Not Fully Recognized in Peace Talks
Paris reports a split in peace conference circles over recognition of Admiral Kolchak's government at Omsk. Some delegates seek representation if recognized, others say the conference cannot recognize any government. Boris Kakimeter blamed Trans Siberian setbacks on rapid westward movement without army protection as northern Kolchak columns press toward the Volga.
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Proas
Omsk
Admiral Kolchak
Council of Five
Kolchak
Boris A. Kakimeter
United States
Tha
Trans-Siberian Ewilroad
Iine
Volga Region
Sucess
Poles Reconcile To Silesia Plebiscite Postures
Poles show growing acceptance of the Silesia plebiscite as informal assurances circulate that American troops may occupy the disputed area during the vote. They fear German authorities would otherwise retain near-total control and sway the outcome.
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Associated Press
Silesia
Troopa
Vibe
League of Nations union launch in London crowds
London hosts a London Friday June 13 campaign event by the British League of Nations Union. Lord Robert Cecil defends the league to about 7,000, applauded amid protests about Ireland and Germany. Viscount Grey urges world peace through a real league not a government.
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League of Nations
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League of Nations Union
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Robert Cecil
Wilson
League
Socialist Republic
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League Covenant
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Smuts
Myer
Germany
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Peer Dy
Hurley Approves Large Ocean Vessel Orders in US Yards
Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, approves orders for 600000 tons of merchant ships to fly the Feenel flag. The 200000 ton order from June 1117 will be transferred to Frances, with ships built in American shipyards under the DP plan.
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Paris
Edward N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Prayee
Frances
Untimely death report from Greenwich Connecticut
Mis Hilja Olsoni, 25, was found unconscious in Greenwich, Conn, and died soon after. Greenwich notification by medical examiner Solena Clarke confirmed the death amid garbled details of conduct and medical treatment on Greenwich Avenue.
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Greenwich, Conn
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Ite
Russian Bolshevik Forces Enter Galicia Frontiers
Vienna dispatch reports Russian Bolshevik troops crossed into Galicia and move toward Tarnopol to join Hungarian Bolsheviks at the frontier. Meanwhile Czech and Slovak troops have recaptured several towns from Hungary as the war in the region intensifies.
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Galicia
Tarnopol
Vienna
Mobs Sack Stores And Distribute Goods In Rome
Crowds overran shops in Rome on Friday June 12 seizing provisions and goods amid calls for fixed prices. Wine and olive oil were handed out, with hoarded wine rolled out of the city and sold to the public for fixed, low prices. Thousands of sailors arrived and cavalry contingents were sent to Spesia.
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Prowe
Sprain
Spesia
Bennington Woman Receives Croix de Guerre Honor
Christine Osterle of Bennington received the Croix de Guerre awarded to Private Grote J. Osterle of Company I 101st Infantry, killed June 16 1918 in France. The citation lauds gallantry at Dixray-Marvels June 10 1918 and notes his heroism helped hinder the enemy advance. Osterle was among early Bennington volunteers and believed first local fatality in France.
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Christine Oeterin
France
Grote J. Onterle
Tite Tore
Germany
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Terminy
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Hennington
George
Jain Co. I
Vermont
Fis
Boruington
Trolley Strike Suspends Boston Framingham Worcester Service
Framingham Mass June 14 Boston Worcester Street Railway service halted by a strike of uniformed trolley workers. Strikers demand the War Labor Board award of 47 uniformed employees, with the company appealing the ruling.
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British Bombarding Kronstadt Base With Heavy Guns
Aftenblad reports British squads bombarding the Bolshevik base at Kronstadt with heavy guns. Bolshevik bombardment is said not to reply. Bolsheviks reportedly placed floating mines in nearby water as they attempt to sortie.
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Shoe Cutters Strike Paralyzes Haverhill Mills
About 1500 cutters tied to the Shoe Workers Protective Union halted work from shops in Haverhill to press for a 44 hour week. The Manufacturers Association will decide tonight whether to reopen the factories next week after the walkout.
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Labor Will March to National Capitol in Prohibition Protest
Labor delegates from the American Federation of Labor planned a massive march from Atlantic City to Washington to protest prohibition as it affects light wines and beer. The June demonstration would involve 100000 or more union members, opening with a flag salute to show anti Bolshevik and pro American sentiment.
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Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
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Capitol Steps
Bank Robbery Foiled In Daylight Chase In Manhattan
An elderly bank messenger pursued six robbers down a Manhattan elevated station staircase and shot one, ending a daylight heist. The wounded man carried a sack said to hold 100000 dollars in securities taken from Colonial Bank messenger Henry Boylan. The quartet used chloroform on Boylan and struck Ryan. the pursuer fired, the assailant fell, and the messenger recovered the valuables.
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Henry Boylan
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Gypsy Woman Held for Trial in Grand Larceny Case
Brattleboro municipal court detained a Gypsy woman for trial at the Windham county court in September on grand larceny charges. Bail set at $500, she remained in custody. State authorities pursued a group of four Gypsy women traveling in four Ohio-plated cars from Florida toward Roaste, returning after a theft report. A farmer, Dwight Kelcey, claimed a $22 cash and a $52 check were taken with an attempted proposal, and weapons were reportedly involved amid the search.
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Addison K Cudworth
Windham County
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Guilford
Dovight Kelcey
Kelsey
Car Crash Hospitalizes Four In Willoughby Lake Road
West Burke near Willoughby Lake reports a collision between a truck owned by J. T. Camp of Newport and a vehicle driven by Riley Densmore. Pearl bias daughter and Miss Verna Aldrich were pinned beneath the machine. Aldrich suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries feared. Two others sustained injuries not as severe. Injured were taken to Riley Hospital and Dr. John Allen of St Johnsbury operated on Miss Aldrich.
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Jane
Riley Densmore
Te Tarnen
Meashaenten
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Pearl
Verna Aldrich
Miss Aldrich
Willoughby Lake
Here
J. T. Camp
Newport
Riley
Ealed
John Allen
St. Johnsbury
Six burglars sentenced in Italy prison terms
Northampton, Mass. June 14 Italy prison terms were imposed yesterday on six burglars arrested weeks ago in Lee and operating with an automobile. John Walker and John Durkin of Providence and Gerward Rusli of Boston had terms continued to not more than seven nor less than five years. Roland Shhichi of New Bedford, Louis Fein of Boston and Arthur Sheller of Casadera California were sentenced to not more than six nor less than seven years.
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Mase
Italy
Yesterda
Lee
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John Durkin
Providence
Gerward Rusli
Boston
Roland Shhichi
New Bedford
Louis Fein
Arthur Sheller
Casadera
California
Rochester man fined for short trout catch in Hancock
Middlebury June 14 County Fish And Game Warden George B H Chaffee Deputy Warden James Hodges and Special Warden H A Booth arrested Joseph Hill of Rochester while fishing in Hancock. He held one short trout and pleaded guilty before Justice Jorge Sargent of Granville. He was fined 39 0 and costs of 5.05, which he paid, and was allowed to depart.
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Warned French Workers Call for General Walkout
Paris dispatch reports 200000 former soldiers forming the national union urging strikers to disarm and join a general walkout. A nonstriking worker at a factory was seized by strikers and thrown into the court. Workers at the plant faced pressure and threats amid the unrest.
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Junion Dispatch
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French Government Steps In As Labor Unions Rally
Paris June 14 Interventions by government officials have raised hopes for a quick settlement but minors demands may delay a 24 hour general strike set for Monday. Italian representatives plan to meet with France while British Belgian unions decline to participate in the coordinated action protesting intervention in Russia and seeking amnesty and rapid demobilization.
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Russia
Barre Adds Patrolman George Mowatt to Police Force
The Barre board of aldermen confirmed the appointment of George Mowatt as a regular patrolman, bringing the police payroll to six. After this action the city council discussed another municipal department.
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Board of Aldermen
Barre
Rebels Threaten Juarez Attack Amid Skirmishes
Junim Mexican rebels under General Angeles moved to fulfill threats to attack Juarez early today. Small rebel detachments advanced toward the city while clashes occurred near the frontier town.
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Girl Returns Home After Disappearance in St Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury on June 4 Madeline Rogers a 12 year old vanished from her foster parents Mr and Mrs John Holloway. She returned home about 5 pm the next day fearing punishment for a misdemeanor and asked for work before staying away again until she grew homesick and came back.
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Madeline Rogers
John Holloway
Holloway
Christian Science Liberator Lecture Featured by Dunn
A lecture on Christian Science was held at Howland hall last evening by John Randall Dunn of St. Louis Mo introduced by Clayton Moaker. Dunn spoke of Christian Science as a liberator offering truth and healing and cited Isaiah about free purchase of wheat milk and spiritual understanding. He urged recognition of its power to heal and free people from bondage, noting global upheaval and the need for spiritual explanation.
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Howland Hall
John Kerdall Dunn
John Randall Duan
St. Louis
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Kosten
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Class of 62 graduates slated for Spaulding event
The Spaulding With school will host its 26th commencement next week. The class of 62 will graduate with prize speaking at the Barre opera house. Senior events include alumni ball, open house, and graduation exercises with Yale English professor William Lyons rales as speaker.
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Cooke
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Columbia
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Frank Howland Wells
Hilda Albertine Martinson Canewill
Joseph Cariat
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Exsay
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Idella Bradley
Clarence Elmer Rogers
Marjory Kathryn Love
Walter Hotchkiss Burgin
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Laynen
Hotel Barre
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Pene Wiatae
William Lyons Rales
Yale University
KEY STRIKERS EXPECT SUPPORT ELECTRICAL WORKERS CALLED OUT MONDAY
The Western Union Telegraphers Union considers a mail referendum among 1,500 members on joining the strike. Meanwhile a nationwide electrical workers strike looms with more than 100,000 to be involved unless talks yield a settlement. 28 settlements have already been reached, excluding over 11,000 workers.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Army flier to headline Barre July 4 celebration
A large Barre meeting announced a Curtiss aircraft flier will deliver flights and stunts during the July 4 homecoming for soldiers and sailors. Lt Lynch, a former flying instructor, addressed committees and previewed park start and finish for a high profile aerial display. Plans include parades, free events, substantial prizes, and broad community participation with funds drive Monday.
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Lynch
San Francisco
Jtown
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