Ex Kaiser Reported Not Injured In Attempt At Doorn
Dutch reports say a Belgian attacked the residence of William of Hohenzollern at Doorn in June. A private secretary denied the assault, but rumors persisted of a possible attack leaving the former emperor unharmed and Count Hohenzollern's condition described as critical in a later dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
William
Holland
F Em-peror William
Germany
Bo'clock
Count Hohensollern
M. Phereboom
Associated Presse
William of
Manufacturers Cannot Keep Prices Up Says Justice Dept
Washington June 19 The department of justice announced that agreements between manufacturers and dealers to fix resale prices are unlawful. Indictments against Colgate & Co cited criminal Sherman Act violations. Officials warn absence of formal contracts does not avoid the law and expect price reductions across manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Ihs
Colgate Company
Palmer
Destroyers Return from the Black Sea Mission
Six American destroyers remain on duty in the Black Sea and the eastern Mediterranean as three more ships including the Eric Dalen Tattnall and Biddle depart for Constantinople and are expected to reach their post in six to seven weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
As: Press
United States
Eric Dalen
Tattnall and
Biddle Et
Beads Marine Corps General Jobe A Le 4 Selects Commandant
A historic notice reports General Jobe A Le appointed as major commandant of the Marine Corps, succeeding Major Geil I Fientge Rarer. The message notes the transition takes effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe A. le
Ceerrel Commandent
Maripe
Geil
Army base report fragment prompts missing context
Fragmentary OCR text references a military site or unit and a date, but lacks coherent details. No clear event, location, or proper names are readable enough to identify a principal action or outcome for a concise news-style summary.
World presses for decisive unity in looming European crisis
London reports a Hythe meeting between Premier Lloyd George and French Premier Millerand to precede Boulogne talks with France Great Britain Italy Japan Belgium and Greece. The Turkish nationalist movement led by Mustapha Kemal Pasha dominates fear of a new regional war as allies weigh German indemnity and Italian compensation amid Russia and Ottoman tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lioyd George
Millerand
France
Hythe
Kent
Boulogne
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Greece
Europe
Near East
Lloyd George
Miller
Maly
Russia
Turkey
Germany
Hungary
Poland
Anatolia
Editure
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Jamid
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal
Trouble in the Aland Islands grows amid Baltic tension
Stockholm reports rising trouble in the Aland Islands as Finland allegedly ships war material and increases garrison strength. Residents are barred from leaving. many seek passages to Sweden by small Baltic crossings amid ongoing hostility and communication restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Aland Islands
Baltic
Sweden
Merlehawn
Johnston wins London tennis title over Tilden
London June 19. William M. Johnston of San Francisco, United States singles champion, defeated William T. Tilden of Philadelphia in the finals of the London lawn tennis championship. The match drew one of the finest tennis crowds seen in London, marking Johnston as the American victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
London
Orest Poeee
Wiliam M. Johnston
Sanrancisco
United States
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Derrick Fall Tragedy Strikes Dominion Marine Vessel
A Canadian Miner vessel incident on the Dominion Marine line left several workers injured with reports that a derrick failed and collapsed, sending steel and debris onto crews. Authorities and rescuers respond as conditions determine if any fatalities occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dominion
Fishing Steamer Sinks Off New York Harbor
A fishing steamer sank after a collision near Sew York harbor. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but the incident involved crew member Peter Petith and a merwin vessel. The report notes distress and search efforts by liner boats and authorities.
Polish Army In Danger Amid Bolshevik Front Reports
Alarming dispatches from Breslau claim large Polish forces face possible surrender as Minsk may fall and Kiev withdrawals spark desertions. Troop losses include two cavalry regiments, 30,000 prisoners, and 165 cannons, with front from Dunaburg to Podolsk crumbling and Warsaw feared. Polish minister calls reports incredible.
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Berlin
Tageliche Rundschau
Breslau
Minsk
Dunaburg
Podolsk
Warsaw
Haller
Czorstochow
Kiev
Lamberg
Poland
Posen
Germany
Associated Press
U S Naval Officers Under Court Order
In Los Angeles on June 19 a court ordered Commander John Mel of the Pacific fleet not to threaten to land marines or seize oil from General Petroleum to force price concessions. Oscar Lawler, attorney for the petroleum firm, said Mel sought oil deliveries at set times and pressurized delivery by force if needed. He cited a prior shell case in San Francisco where Shell yielded to avoid marine action.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Mel
Pacific Fleet
Lowles Harbor
Jon
General the Company
Colany
Navy Department
United States District Court
Oscar Lawler
The
Petroleum Iy
General Petroleum Company
Lawler
Pacific
Shell Oil Company
San Francisco
Shell Company
Business Section Burned in Riverview Fire
Fire destroyed the business section of Riverview town in Lunenburg County Halifax area with substantial damage reported. No injuries announced as flames swept through the district early Friday. Officials suspected a blaze started in a storefront, prompting evacuations and emergency response. Local merchants assessed losses while investigators began scene examination for origin.
Talk of the Town Reform in Albany. Levin family notes wedding ties
The item reports Mr and Mrs M S Levin and designer Rosa returning from Albany after attending a wedding of ae Devin to Mie Charkettie Kar re Stockholders of the Nelenm Lomper Court. The Granite Manufacturers' Association held a meeting yesterday afternoon in Granite Rooms. Members discussed keeping watch on plans at Ben Stram Lumber and related work at the mountain project near Pret cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S Levin
Rosa
Alery
N.Y
Ae Devin
Mie Charkettie Karre
Nelenm Lomper
Granite Manufacturers’ Assectation
Ben Stram
Crug
Irish Factions in Hard Fight in Londonderry
Violent clashes between nationalists and unionists in Londonderry last night left several wounded as two-hour fighting along the river front prompted troop intervention. Police were overwhelmed, ex-soldier rioters roamed streets, and armed factions controlled large areas while searches for arms occurred. The unrest stretched from Saturday into Sunday with heavy troop deployment ending only after continued firing. The main trouble centered between Fountain street and the Sinn Fein Bridge street area.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Ulster
Fountain Street
Bridge Street
Yachting Race Wind Shapes Northeast Regatta
The northeast storm loosened its grip on Newport harbor and allowed racing to proceed. Resolute and Vanitie faced anchor delays as crews prepared for a trial race, with forecasts predicting a northwest wind. A windward and leeward triangular course was planned, and a larger meet of yachts, storm-bound inland, expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Rot
Cup
Vanitie
Alo
Mare
Plan Attack on British Supposed in India Frontier
A wireless despatch from Moscow dated June 1 claims Afghan forces concentrate at the Indian Afghan frontier preparing to attack the region near India. The message alleges intention to strike Che Bereich in India, signaling heightened tension and potential military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toedom
Moscowe
Che Bereich
Tnndia
Montpelier News Briefs Mix of Local Incidents and Appointments
Montpelier reports a burglary arrest tied to a cranberry kit theft at Mrs A4 Mowe on Lacaniy Street. Frank Nelen, ex-Barre resident now in Montpelier, named for rail service with American Express. Mre Margaret Needje takes a telephone tail position. Eve Picher’s marriage creates vacancy. Earl Welch arrives from the federal road project as rain disrupts work. Weman White of Denver visits Montpelier. John Bytiles in Waterbury discusses injury cases tied to a worker at Brew Paniers Ueaerte. Funeral of TF Meow Linwe Leavers noted. Maye farm activity near Wallingtard referenced alongside Stathord farm extances. Treasurer Soult's arrival referenced in central news.
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Kul Weldwin
Montpelier
Cranmcutier
Mowe
Lacaniy Street
Frank Nelen
Barre
Senger
Montpelier & Wells River
American Expres Company
Margaret
Mies Eve Picher
Tourge Vance
Earl Welch
Joe
Marthora Federal Road
Ube
Weman White
Denver
Cole
Washington
Mr. White
Mise Merm White
Tere
John Bytiles
Rene
Waterbury
Angers
Sumpany
Perteement
Linwe
Stathord
King's Daughters Convention Held at Randolph This Week
The annual state convention of King's Daughters closed in Randolph with 25 delegates reporting. Attendees praised sessions at Bethany and Baptist churches, heard from Mrs. Burt, Miss Brokenshire, and Rev. W. Spartawk, and set next meeting for Swanton on June 18 with officers and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
King's Daughters
Burington
Bapetet Church
Nellie Fellows
Valentine Packard
Dire. Fellows
Fellows
New Hampshire
Brokenshire
Waltham
Fernational Order
Miss Brokenshire
Maysachhusette
W. T. Spartawk
F. “Gotan
The
Baptist Charreti
Jeanie Beasley
Brandon
Mine Hrokenshire
Aleemm
Mra
Anna Keans
Harlington
F Nogrse
Rutland
Sevre- Mie Woebeter
Swanton
Newry
Orman
Towers
Harwood
Pennington
VESSELS TO BRING COAL TO NEW ENGLAND
Washington June 1 officials move to ease the coal shortage in New England by allocating reserve ships to carry between 100000 and 400000 tons of coal monthly. Chairman Belleon cited past difficulties at the varieties and suggested no major interference is expected with the national movement, noting ships from Baltimore and Philadelphia will be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
New England
Mampinn Boats
Baltimore
Philadel
Belleon
28th Vermont Regiment Holds Reunion at Crend Army Hall
The 28th annual Vermont Regiment reunion met at Crend Army Hall with many veterans of the regiment in attendance. White Bell and Commander HL were among the dignitaries present. Lyndowhire officers Calomel and others were listed among those thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calomel
Gimbel Brothers executive arrested for profiteering
New York June 19 Fred Kel vice president of Gimbel Bros department store with branches in many cities, was arrested today by Justice Department agents on charges of profiteering in clothing. J Dowdell and C D Slawfor, clothing buyer, also arrested on similar charges for alleged profits of 20 to 27 percent. Warrants served by Lester S Krifer, special assistant to the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Kel
Gimbel Bros
Department of Justice
Gimbel
J. Dowdell
Alore
C. D. Slaw
Lester S Krifer
Palmer
Repeal of War-Time Laws Not Signed
Washington June 19 Treasury officials paid Michael McGarvey 36 for a new set of false teeth after an accident at Brooklyn navy yard left the first set demolished. President Wilson approved the claim and other measures, while two war-time repeal efforts and a Canadian entargo negotiation bill remained unsigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Michael McGarvey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Congress
Heavy Board
Wilson
United States
Department
Department of Agriculture
Death by Drowning Frank Whittemore in Béen
Body found in a stream near Me after a Wednesday death by his own action. Frank Whittemore had been living with his brother until shortly before, when his daughter Prepda returned. The family gathered at the home before noon and later found his body in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whittemore
Eyiew
Whittemore
Dimecl
Prepda
Amd
Wattaowys Bey
Mit
Whittemare
Granite Manufacturer’s Mutual Benefit Show Sparks Eye Safety
Hartford visitor Mr W E Himphres attended exprese at Goddard seminary, while Granite Manufacturerers' Mutual something held a meeting about eye safety. The event highlighted rising eye injuries in the industry and praised protective lenses and goggles worn by workers. Barre men joined the effort, with local baseball players linked to Granite at Vellechute, featuring Gardier and teammates from the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Himphres
Hartford
FT. Cymber
Goddard Seminary
Mutual Ludemnity Company
Scum
Taney
Ifuet
Comet Artion
Barre
Alexander
Ile
Granie
Vellechute
Halvers
Americ Pofki
Mike
Sterling Gediard Battery
Teringe
Goddard's Closing Commencement Events
The Goddard dining hall overflowed with alumni for a dinner and program. Frank H. Towsley spoke on imagination and education, with Wishart as toastmaster. music from Garibaldi Barber and Natalie Jameson delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Alumni Association
Frank H. Towsley
Charles Ho Wishart
Towsley
Tarrytown
N. Y
Noman
Organition
Simond Fosdick
Marion Raymenton
Abe
Fagar Allan Poe
Robert Browning
Longfellow Shakespeare
Milton
Wordsworth
Tennyson
Old Kentucky Home
Garibaldi Barber
Elena Barber
Mire Natalie Jameson
Wishart
Fred Kimball
Board of Trustees
Kimball
Alamni
Ita Green
Albert Garwood
Azer
Sea
Green
Remington Arms Co
Uhe
Paul 5
Tate
Ealint
K. Hols
Maul
Hoberk
Uni
Yereaket Church
Heros
Griddard
Sapere Hell
Prin Hollister
Miss Staterd
Paul S. Cate
Mike Rachel Cutler
Landis Drchestra
Barre and Montpelier See Population Drops in 1920 Census
Washington June 19 Vermont towns Barre and Montpelier show sharp 1920 census declines as Barre falls 6.8 percent and Montpelier slips 9.9 percent from 1910, tied to wartime granite industry disruptions and ensuing labor shifts. New Haven Connecticut and Annapolis Maryland also report population changes amid national census release.
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Washington,d
Montspelier
Barre
Bureat
Jefferson City
Annapolis
Montpelier
United States
Many B M Officials Visit Barre Montpelier Rail Lines
About a score of Boston and Maine Railroad officials arrived by special train in Montpelier then Barre this morning. They inspected company property, toured the TM line and later the Montpelier and Well River area, weighing whether to run trains over their own tracks between Montpelier and Barre and cut Central Vermont services. The party included J. H. Hostis, Le Bas lent, H. G. Stoddard, J. Upham, G. B. Wallavs, Harry Blodgett, J Stevens, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Montpelier
Barre
Montpelier & Welle
Tw Ae
Central
Vermont
Tte
Harre
J. H. Hostis
No le Bascott
H. G. Stoddard
J. 1 Upham
G. RB. Wallavs
Harry Blodgett
J Stevens
B. BR. Pollock
I. B. Folsom
A. W. Munster
G. H. Watson
FA. Ahern
John Rourke
FL Reynalds
B. Nichols
FJ. Muller
G. Ho Kidder
HB. Pay
Charine Cook
W. Sheyard
Nathan Hillings
Woodward Hudson
FR. Young
Joke Walter
John Fohnein
Willxton
Goddard
Ferek
Fenty
Landengilin
Alter & Eyleck
Gallwar
Webstervalle
Forvaeass
Amortel
Rity
Cee Geeetie
Omnyteuy
Desisemn
Uenrpetier & Welle
Tnt Barre
Barred From Quarries in Vermont Child Labor Permits Denied
Vermont commissioner of industries rejects many applications for 16 and 17 year old workers seeking summer quarry jobs. New laws prohibit under 18 employment in mines or quarries and no waiver authority exists, forcing strict denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Commissioner of Industries
Montpelier alums honor golden anniversary gathering
John Fohnein of Willxton joined Montpelier graduates at a humorous commemoration party marking a silver anniversary. Guests wore silver ornaments while toasts and gifts circulated, with plans hinted for a future golden wedding celebration. Local officials and community members attended through an evening of refreshment and entertainment.
Chester Wood Products Company dissolution and local church notice
A Chester corporation filed articles of dissolution in the secretary of state office. The Community church of Glover held relief meetings under local oversight. Names associated include Charles We Pate and others from Chester and Glover, with several listed directors or trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wood Products Company
el Chester, Fuh & Copetal Eteck Af Ee
Secretary of State
Charles We Pate
Chester
Community Church of
Glover
Cop. Howe
Mlewemten
Jeter Kleehell
Berk. Hoh
Ghowar
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Kaiser
BEADS
Marine Corps
Joh A. Lejence
Barnett
U. & Army
Waskischem
Finland
Derrick
Sis
Mesteal
Eyes
Dement
Dame OL
Etree Borin
Peter Petith
Merwin
U.S. Naval
Riverport
N. 5
Halifax
N.S
Riv . Lunenburg County
Talk OF
the Town
Jess
Resolute
King's Daughters’ Convention
Shipping Board
IITH
St. Johnsbury
J. H. Wisstow
Frederick Gimbel
Pres. Wilson
Offcera
Alterni Association
Charles H. Wishart
Catenerean
John W. Dole
Oliver Caley
Beth Cutler
Paul Cute
West
Julia Holland
Mies Blanche
Tilden
AB Lane
Mra. Flere
Prinet
Lewis D. Cohwen
Linste A Robinson
Chester Corporation
Wood Products Co
Cce Capital
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