Germans Granted Monday to Accept Allies Reparations Terms
London March 3 German delegates at the reparations conference were told by Allied representatives they have until noon Monday to accept the Paris terms. If not, Allies will occupy Duisburg Duesseldorf and Ruhrort and impose taxes and a Rhine customs boundary under Allied control. Lloyd George warned Germany that partial concessions are rejected and emphasized consequences of noncompliance.
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London
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Paris
Disburg
Dueseldorf
Kinghrot
Rhine
Basen
Garmune
Kiermmmy
Liyd George
Walter Simone
St. James Palace
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Lloyd Aieurge
Theo
Alles
Simons
Terrmatie
Wowld
Crrmans
Peerh
Somme
Woegd
George
Princess Anastasia Illi Agreement Reaches Preliminary Stage
In a strained royal context the Princess Anastasia agreement moves toward formalization as Aseueteted Frincess Anietaele and associates in Greeee navigate expectations. Meetings with Lar leadership hint at pending marital arrangements and broader accord, with key dates and consent terms under consideration.
Harvard Raises Tuition Charges
Cambridge March 3 An increase in tuition at Harvard University was voted by the corporation and the board of overseers to cover rising expenses and a projected deficit. The increase, effective next fall, raises various school fees from 200 to 2500 yearly, with scholarships expanded to aid needy students. the graduate and certain schools not affected.
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Milss
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Divinity School
Graduate School of Business Administration
Wi Denham
Talk of the Town morning arrivals and local notes
Regular report from Barre on March 4 details visitors and arrivals including Mr and Mrs Laws of Boston who came to stay a few days, along with clerks and residents like Clarence Soule resuming duties, Bessie Morrison repapering, and Mary Shorey elected secretary of a university group.
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Boaton
Barre
Dave
Logan & Johnaan Fountain Supply Firm
Boston
Clarence Soule
Upper Parketree
Shen
Ines
Seanlnaver
A. Avholley En
Inauguration Week Quiet Precedes Harding Day
Washington, March a, reports a restrained preinaugural mood as crowds were smaller and hotels busier than in former years. Police prepared for parades and guards along Pennsylvania Avenue while cavalry and marines drilled for the inaugural escort. A light rain continued, with weather forecasts predicting a clear but colder day for the ceremony.
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Harding
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Wilson
Elen Harding
Capitol
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Quantics
2Ington
White House
Pox Libheal Clube
Bine
Vermon t Veterinarians Association Meeting Highlights
Vermont veterinarians gathered in Montpelier Wednesday for the annual meeting of the state association. Papers were read and demonstrations showed tuberculin testing. remarks praised agricultural livestock work and federal agents’ contributions. Evening programs included a showing of educational films.
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Mont Pati
A.J. DeFuneet
Cantle
Aengthy
Village Meeting Rejects Sale Of Old Fire Pump In Waterbury
At the annual village meeting in Waterbury on March 3, voters rejected a proposal to sell the old Seth Warner hand pump that long served fire protection. Officers noted included Clerk Adame, treasurer 5. 1 Jonhys, president WL Rilwarie, and fire department chief engineer Patrick trace. The meeting also discussed highway funds and town payments, with various appointments listed and debates over budget appropriations.
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CFTAR
Seth Warner
He “Teers
Adame
Jonlyns
WL Rilwarie
Sears
Falcon P. Palmer
Patrick Trace
Rece Hiemdin
Novoril
Otm Witins
Enyginners
Contry
Alton Wheeler
Tarek
Willinwms
Harding takes private train to Washington amid family sendoff
President-elect Warren G. Harding travels from Marion aboard the presidential train Superb toward Washington. He is joined by relatives including his father and siblings, while secretary nominees Davis and Christian Jr remain aboard, and aides stay behind. The journey is marked by family farewells and limited staff, with arrival due later in the day for inaugural preparations.
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Marah
Harding
Washington
Elvet Harding
Juanma Ft. Davis
Pitta
Hirygh
Inbor
Hieorge B. Christian, Jr
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Knox
George T. Harding
Mise Abagail Harting
Oniect’s Slater
George T. Harding, Jr
Columbus
Krank Longshore
Mara Niere
Mre Hardine
Federal Grand Jury Reports Vow No Bribery Grounds
The federal grand jury reports no grounds to believe any bribe or corrupt influence targeted William McCarthy, supervising prohibition officer, or his agents. It notes interviews misrepresenting bribe receipts and says Lanagan found no evidence of bribe offers or McCarthy’s involvement. The inquiry also touched Whipholt bribery claims, with the U.S. attorney taking no action after a January submission.
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Federal Grand Jury
William 4
Mer Carthy
Grand Jury
McCarthy
United States Marshal's
Fin McCarthy
Frank Lanaga
Mcwarthy
Lanagan
Mr. McCarthy
Lanagen
Local Notices and Social Arrivals Highlight City Events
Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century paper notes Harold Kyleht visiting mother Mrs Houston of St Maple avenue while a collage of social and public notices mentions a collector John P. Cvereerats, a city meeting, deputy caltretin, and housing moves. The garbled text references a fire safety work schedule, resident relocations on Reynton street, and a farm transfer, all within a period of community updates.
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Gordon Ball
Aimiselvs
Harold Kyleht
Wiere Houston
St Maple Avenue
John P
Caltretin
Hlaree
Coveereh
Mewes
Freien
Dachner Agency
Trmt
Arti
T& 10
Willem Ewe
Reynton Street
Exvhatee
AL End
Martin Bere
Mr. Hoyt
Senate Adopts Amendment on Vermont Teacher College Bill
The Vermont Senate approved an amendment allowing the state to purchase the site and buildings for the proposed teacher college, while the House reconsidered a measure to raise county clerk salaries. Debate touched finances, university relations, and future teacher training, with votes on third readings and assorted bills referenced. Senate timing and a joint resolution for a March assembly were noted.
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Senate
Osgood
Tracker College
Callye
University of Vermont
Serrator
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Degoud
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Chafee
Burlington
Warnik
Carney
Nichols
Rutland
Castleton Normal School
Che Cohen
Ube
Opposition to Dunham bill in Vermont Sabbath defense
Martin Kneeland general secretary of the Lord's Day league based in Bastin travels from Barre West Endag to rally supporters, opposing Senator Dunham's bill 590 aimed at expanding Sunday activities. Kneeland says the measure mirrors names from multiple states and would permit base ball and movies on Sundays. A hearing Friday at 11 will be held in Montpelier, inviting all interested parties.
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Lord's Day League
Bastin
Barre Westendag
Kireeland
Montpelier
Senate
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Duinham
Brattlebory
Mer
Kneeland
Verdiant
Menaire
Duphand
Mower
Kareland
Seegur
Nishio J
Koster
Irony F. Hoardlen
Makeshoe
New England
Tractors Demonstrated In City Street Work
Three tractors from International and Cleveland demonstrated street cleaning and plowing on Main Street. John B. Shaw and George A. Wilkinson showed kerosene and gasoline powered units, with the city council seeking a tractor for future street work. The event cleared a mile and a half of gutters between 1 and 4 pm, proving faster and more effective than horses.
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Chaneimen
Westendy
Main Street
International
Cleveland
Hood
East Barre
Pu Ut
John B. Shaw
Opsletioburg
International Hewlquarters
International Trainore
George A. Wilkinson
Bennett
Chareh Street
Hotel Exemption Referendum At Barre City Totals Revealed
The Barre referendum on hotel tax exemption drew votes across wards with totals showing a numerical majority in favor and strong turnout. Officials reported overall support with several wards reporting explicit margins, reflecting local demand for the tax relief measure.
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Anand
Barre
Tueeday
Beraedic
Cevil
Vitor
Death at Northfield Operation and Local Tragedy
A damaged obituary note details the death at Northfield during an operation connected to Serreweres and a plant at Neerthefirhdanet St. Alleten. It names Mr Lovell and mentions three surviving children Mire A. A Hartue svt Varamaythvilie and others from Ratbew Fall and Weadbury of Serthfield.
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Tele
Aremeti
Neerthefirhdanet
St. Alleten
Bereming & Newt
Lovell
Weadbury
Serthfield
Barre Bill Held Up After Governor Notes Wording Error
The Barre city council bill, passed by both houses, was returned by Governor Hartnise with a note he had not signed due to an evident wording error. He recommended substituting a new bill to clarify the meaning, specifically altering a line to allow adding fees while the grand list tax stays under a set rate.
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Senate
Hartnise
Hartness Opposes Poll Tax for Women in Veto Message
Gouvernor Hartness declares against imposing a poll tax on women in his first veto, arguing it would not equalize rights. He says taxation tied to wives’ property would stray from true equality and affect family support and inheritance dynamics, urging reconsideration of the bill’s approach.
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James Sullivan
Harttent
Edward Sullivan
Sullivan White
Hartford
Hartness
Senate
Marthees
Hartnese
Wien
Theatre Opens March First in Granite City
The Granite City amusement venue announces its new matinee and evening program at the corner of Mueres and Main streets starting Monday March 1. A three orchestra lineup, selections by Kalwin Bruen, and a cast including Celeste and others are planned under the supervision of manager Jobe.
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Mebae
Muers
Main
Tee Jonah
Kalwin Bruen
Careless Wholinder
Tark
Mr. Dhrure
Ronferring
Eneage & Planet
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