German treaty terms and postwar commentary in Barre Daily Times
The Barre Daily Times discusses postwar issues including German acceptance under duress, the peace treaty terms, and reactions to the armistice. It notes German delegations claiming impracticable terms, analyzes German negotiation power, and reflects on political figures and Vermont connections in national affairs. It also mentions American policy on the Mexican border and public reactions to the peace process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peor
Churces
Germany
Forees
Bo Ayenk
German Treachery At Suapa Flow Headlines Navy Scuttling
A wartime report details German crews at Suapa Flow leaving their ships guarded by a scant British force, enabling the warships to be scuttled and to flee toward shore amid ongoing hostilities. The piece frames the German conduct as perfidious, reflecting years of warfare.
Germans Betrayal Tarnishes Peace Treaty Era Repose
The article condemns German deception in sailing away surrendered ships during armistice talks. It argues the trick reveals German faithlessness while allies seek peace terms. It portrays the German people as staining their history with untrustworthy actions and portrays the nation as wholly irresponsible in pursuing expediency.
Vermont youths urged to pursue hardworking farming homes
The Rutland Herald joins The Reformer and the Bennington Banner in urging Vermonters to improve rural life by moving ambitious young couples to transform rundown farms. The Brattleboro Reformer argues farming on good land is more profitable and urges focus on idle dormants, praising education and common sense over mere legislation.
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Rutland Heraldins
Reformer
Bennington Banner
Vermont
the Herald
Herald
Brattleboro
Meat and leather prices diverge as cattle supply shifts
New York Commercial notes that meat may fall to prewar levels while leather prices rise or fall with cattle production. High prices have driven cattle output up, lowering beef consumption. hides and leather remain pressured by overall demand and shifting slaughter economics, with leather potentially becoming cheaper as beef sells lower.
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America
New York
Legion Plans to Drop Military Titles Across Org
The American Legion moves toward eliminating military ranks in official references and records. Leaders emphasize democratic equality, noting no distinction between former officers and privates in civil life. The executive committee backs standardizing titles nationwide ahead of the Minneapolis convention.
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American Legion
St. Louis
Legion
Minneapolia
D. Lindsey
House
London
Tte
Oittstury Chronicle
Telegraph
Nationalism and economic unity discussed in Vermont era column
Vermont sugar markets and marketing nuance are examined alongside a broader critique of nationalism and interstate rate debates. The piece argues for sensible national policy over sectional gain, warning that excess competition harms the country and urging bipartisan compromise as necessary virtue. It cites Poindexter's freight rate bill and Woolley's mileage plan while noting regional tensions and the need for coherent national economic strategy.
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Middle West
Far West
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Poindexter
Rockies
East
New England
Robert W. Woolley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Massachusetts
California
Springfield Republican
Internal Strains In Daylight Saving Debate Across Regions
The Boston Transcript notes a new East West divide in daylight saving repeal talks. Western farmers gain influence in Congress while eastern industry channels resist. The piece foresees clashes over power with the South’s stance uncertain and midwestern farmers wary of railroads packers and oilers.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
Congress
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Associated Press
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June
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ International Association
American Federation of Labor
Hoon Hs
Samuel Gompers
Northfield
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
A.B. Thayer
Theodore N. Vail
Conantiene
United States
Villa
Wallace Batchelder
Bethel
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Batehelder
Batchelder
Suapa Flow
Peoples National Bank of
National Bank Protection For Your Savings
F H. Rogers Company
Rogers’ Walk-Over
Boot Shop
Capital Savings Bank and Trust Co
Montpelier
Trustees
GHO
L. Blanchard
Albert Johonnott
Edward J. Deavitt
Frank N. Smith
Wham G. Nye
Julius Volholm
Harry Daniels
Wever
Michigan
Wisconsin
Florida
Whitehill
Mynaatery
Rexall
Skeeter
Fisher
Russell
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Barre Drug Company
Progressive Pharmacy
Zanleoni Building
North Main Street
Quarry Savings Bank
Ben A.eastman
Pre
Hj.m Jones
V.pres
C.m.willey
Trena
Ben A-Mastmen
J.m.boutwell
W.g.reynolde
A.p.abbott
HL Cutler
WH Miles
E.l.boott
Hw.mjone
B.w.hooker
Hjackeoo
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Montpelier, Vt
McAllister & Kent
Berlin
Orange
First National Bank
Universal Electric Grills
P. M. Carr
Camp Street
Barre, Vermont
Aerolux
A. W. Badger & Co
Cinder
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