Barre Daily Times 1919 Highlights on War News and Gypsies
Barre Daily Times reports General Pershing staff prep. Wilson league of nations tour criticized as electioneering. Mentions Hawker ridiculing transatlantic flight, Vermont varsity misadvertising at Rutland, and wireless hopes for ocean messaging. Notes Guilford farmer robbery case and roaming gypsy group fined, with broad Vermont hospitality critique.
Allied reply on treaty terms and German reparations
The document outlines Allied concessions and German counter proposals on the postwar treaty. It details military occupation, the Rhineland high commission, enforcement of provisions, labor protections, and the reparations commission. Germany may propose settlements within four months and must negotiate directly with powers.
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Austria
Hungary
Sia
Turkey
Wilson
League of Nations
Germany
International Technical Commission
Wilken
Interalfied
Rhineland
High Commission
Rey Tion Commission
Al-Med
Associated Powers
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Debtors and Allies Shape Postwar German Finance
The text states that the pre-war debt will not be assumed by others and that after the war the powers may require Germany to disentangle from foreign financial ties. It notes Germany’s holdings are to be liquidated and argues that German holders lose grounds for participating in international organizations.
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Germany
Russia
Hardwick Academy Events Highlight Busy Week
A large crowd heard Rev Charles Wattle give a baccalaureate at Hardwick Academy. Plans include a June 20 scout hike to Caspian Lake, two week camp, and a June 27 fundraising concert at the opera house to aid the Liberty band and camp expenses. The senior drama The Cricket on the Hearth debuts June 25, with other events: alumni banquet June 26, and graduation June 27.
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Opera House
Charles Wattle
Lowereantillon
Hardwick Academy
Hardwick Boy Scouts
Caspian Lake
Greenwood
Hardwiel Academy
Ralph Smith
United Workers
Congregational Church
Mary
Isabelle Michael
Boston
Hantwick
R. D. Moxley
Barre
Helen Barber
J. M. Gallagher
Springfeld
Town notices and moving updates in local listings
Th was taken down in sections Thayer has gone to cgme to rebuild the house M. Currier of Boston is visiting his father J H Currier H Odgers has moved into the Shep ard house on West Church Street Kalie Bronen has moved from Mack ville into one of the McCaffrey houses on Cherry street Harry Thomas of Springfield is visiting relatives and friends in town this week Miss Vera Thomas is at Lyndon Institute and will work at Willoughby lake this summer Judge W H Taylor is in Ohio on business related to the Marion rotary pump
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Thayer
Cgme
M. Currier
Boston
J. H. Currier
Ah. Odgers
Shepard
West Church Street
Kalie Bronen
Mackville
McCaffrey
Cherry Street
Harry Thomas
Springfield
Vera Thomas
Lyndon Institute
Thomas
Willoughy Lake
W. H. Taylor
Ohio
Marion
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