Threatened Outbreak Averted as Germans Salute Allied Troops
Duesseldorf report notes Belgian patrols in Hamborn removed to ease Duisburg tension. German security police cooperate with Allied troops, amid fears of a broader occupation. German officers vowed to salute allied officers. public calm returns as curfews and social venues resume activity in Duisburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
Hamborn
Duisburg
Mielals
Duik- Jace
Afti
Usiesseldart
Che
Vores
Coblewe
B and A Railroad Cut Debate and Mixed Signals
Fragmentary notes describe a heated dispute over wage reductions and tariff impacts tied to the B and A Railroad project. Witnesses cite federal steel policy, price moves, and conflicting statements while a crowd in New Britain observes a tense exchange about costs and outcomes.
Former Emperor William Blames England for War
Amsterdam dispatch reports former German Emperor William privately published a book arguing England started the war. He cites 19 international agreements from 1584 to 1914 and claims England plotted to isolate Germany. He cites English bank mobilization in April 1914 and allied mobilizations to support his theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
William of
Germany
Enggland
Valk
England
Hritjab
Montpelier News Bulletin Highlights Local Goings On
Stanley Farnham left for Chicago to buy horses. Mrs Welch of Springfield and Mrs Di Reames met. Local visits by Mr and Mrs Bigelow of Mid-Mesex. Newcomb the county game warden in town. Mrs Dennings of Barre named deputy sheriff. School enforcement cited. Central Vermont train delayed by air pump trouble at Bethel. Secretary of State Harry Black reports Swanton arrest and auto-law concerns in Bennington. Linus Leavens travels to Bennington for hatchery inspection. Atlas & Plywood and Vermont Investment Corporation filings noted. Local court activity includes a school omission case against a married state employee. Several estate actions and guardianship appointments recorded. Firemen’s fair draws large crowds with Norwich cadet drill a highlight. Funeral arrangements for Orville remain, with many local connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Farnham
Chicago
W. EB. Welch
Springfield
Mass
di Reames
A. P. Bigelow
Mid- Mesex
Newcomb
FN. Dennings
Barre
Tracy
Bury Admina
Connolly
Central Vermont Railway
Bethel
Harry A. Black
Swanton
Matel
Bennington
Linus Leavens
Fleh
Vermont Investment Corporation of
St. Johiabury
Atlos Seles Corporation
Atlas & Plywood
Corporal Keen
Thomas
Waterbury
Benjamin Warren
Montpelier
Cook
Andrews
Mrr
James W. Counter
Telit Storday
Ewig Tye
M. M. Corry
New York
Pierce
Mardwick
Tan Jun
Mara Nye
May Shaw
Sarah Atur
Arthur Filson
Mansfield
Nse
Armors
Norwich
Orville
Wishemean
Eormur Mir
News fragment hints at local event and place names
An obscure OCR snippet mentions a country or location placeholder and a contraction style phrase. It references a town or port setting and hints at a gathered event or reaction but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to specify.
Revolt Over Russia Sparks Petrograd Turmoil
Petrograd is under revolutionary pressure as bolsheviks reportedly ousted. Food relief from Col. Edward W. Styan, American Red Cross, may have arrived but reception unclear. Antibolshevik forces briefly controlled Minsk then were driven out, with reports of executions amid shifting control. News from Vilna notes continued revolutionary spread near Minsk and Polish sympathy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Associated Press
Petrograd
Anya
Edward W. Styan
American Red Cross
Baltic States
Kronstadt
Petrosgrad
Vilna
Anay Minsk
Niger
Minsk
Kreiestadt
Polleh
Waine Man Accused of Shooting Wife at Fort Fairfield
Fort Fairfield Me March 12 James Emerson a Kort Paiefield farmer shot and killed his wife Victoria Flannery Rmtterson at the home of her son Corll Flannery on the East Limestony crowd five miles north of here. The shooting occurred shortly before noon with death following immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Fairfield
James Emerson
Victoria Flannery Rmtterson
Toudliy
Corll Flannery
East Limestony
Here
Emerson
Town Talk Scribbles From Barre City News Briefs
Local notes report Patrick Nerney of Maretawa treated at Barre City Hospital with possible operation soon. Flord Go Rumelt returns from Claremont NH after visiting parents. Edward Brows of Maple Avenue to attend a business trip, and other residents prepare travel to New Hampshire and Vermont shows. Participants include Joseph Cacerlini and Lawrence Later leaving for New York City then to Boston area to attend Meetevm and Pewter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Nerney
Maretawa
Barre City Hospital
Flord Go Rumelt
Hetor
Abe Rexall
Rion
Claremont
Edward Brows
Maple Avenue
Mr. Bonwen
Thertinerary
Throne
New York City
New York
Heston
Salremanagre
Vermont
Maesecta
Mr. Thowscomm
Comer, S
Harding Appeals for Chinese Relief Amid Distress
President Harding urged Americans to intensify aid for Chinese famine victims, saying current relief is inadequate. He noted millions already sent by the American committee and churches but pressed for greater contributions to relieve intensified suffering in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Harding
AE Thin
Tan
American Committee
Churchhe
Cling
Department
Ay Ptate Bian
Sam
Clina
Local notices and visits mark town activity in Boston and Manchester
Prominent families send notices of bereavement for Donald Smith of FL Smith & Co and plan his funeral at 37 Perry Street with friends asked not to send flowers. Several locals, including Miss Marian Page and Elizabeth Nolan, visit relatives in Manchester and Burlington. A Miller begins interior work on Main Street for a Studebaker showroom managed by Nye Motor Co. Inc while efforts to improve homeroom courses and music programs are noted.
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Cailhinre
Beneet
Gran Deville
Boston
Donald Winifred Smith
Yale University
New Haven
Corn
Donald Smith
Sim Merle Hoppock
Berlin Street
Sonforsune
FL. Smith & Go
Perry Street
Mise
Elizabeth Nolen
Stanmer Street
Micwewe Margaret and
Nellie Brown
CM Street
Andrew Guthrie
Beaton Street
Manchester
Bostent
Main Street
Fritz Torksom
Walestem
Studebaker Rar
Sinder
Nye Motor Co. Inc
Marian Page
Spauling High School
Burlington
University of Vermont
Mise Page
Weing Wowter
Stevat Bintch
William Warring Han
Barre
Jenahle
Terre Han Berm
Mbna
Erie Restores Wages After Cut Ruling
Erie reverses a wage cut order, directing restoration of the original pay scale after a ruling. The decision affects employees previously subjected to reduced wages, signaling a return to prior compensation levels and potential back pay considerations.
W. W. Husband Named Immigration Commissioner General
W W Husband of St Johnsbury Vermont is nominated by President Harding to be commissioner general of immigration. George Harvey of New York, editor of Harvey's Weekly, is understood to be selected as ambassador to London, replacing John W Davis. The article notes Harvey's political shifts and past roles in journalism and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Washington, D. C
William Walter Husband
Harding
Harry Hilton Billany
Maryland
Carl A Mapes
Michigan
Bureau of Internal
George Harvey
New York
Harvey's Weekly
Presient Herding
Lonson
Harper’s Weekly
Harvey
Harper's Weekly
America
Newepiperman
New York World
Fenelam
Vermont
Yeasts Ago
Poucham Acdemy
Universitie
Nevada
Middlebury
Erskine Colleges
W.W. Hustand
Montpelier Dovewal
Washington
Dilingham
Sinen
Varind Sant
Inyghem
Kewpe
Dynamited Hotel Fire Halted In Oklahoma Town
Clayton, Oklahoma, March 12. While attempting to dynamite the hotel wall to check and control a fast spreading fire, investigators sought to determine if any of the 75 guests perished. Women are reported injured, one possibly fatally, as flames raged in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Okla
Raed
Oute
Ratatn
New Theatre Attracts Crowds With Modern Brick Construction
Readable notes describe a new brick and cement theatre at Main and Pearl. It features multiple exits, sloped balcony seating, heat for orchestra, and two Simplex movie machines. Management promises high quality screens and an enhanced sound experience through a planned opening within a week, despite strike-related delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovenet
Main
Pearl Streets
Vie Stuur Tevant
Frank Hawant
Secund Sandina
Gentiersen
Lee
Roy
Narre
Wallees Hutur
Emre
Prk Theatre Orchestre
Spemnefeld
Masa
Whem
Mr. Thwre
Dad
Jean U
Shawntie
Application Granted Waedington v Merk 12
Case notes indicate the court granted the application in a matter concerning examination and bearing. The readable fragments reference orders and procedural steps, with various garbled terms suggesting legal actions and examination of records related to Gould and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waedington I v. Merk
She Ramapertateen
Gould
Salem Electric Power Plant Outage Briefly Disrupts Service
A transformer failure at the Salem Electric Lighting Company power plant caused a daytime outage across the Verney system. About thirty hours of service were restored in part by rerouting power from other lines, with full restoration expected by nightfall.
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Salem
Mass
Saleen
Maren
Salem Electric Lighting
Serelne
Staabetll
Indicted for Murder in Helland County Veer Case
A grand jury in Helland County returned an indictment against Marek 31 a slate worker for murder. The case centers on a fatal incident following a confrontation at a dray location. Prosecutors outlined the event as the core matter, with hearings continuing as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotland
Marek
Helland
Pile Maren
Man's body found in sack shocks New York alley
Partial OCR reads that a man’s body was found in a sack in New York. The scene described mentions a nearby street and signs of a hurried search as authorities investigate the mysterious death. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Barhingtes We By Single foint Rietinction Meee te
Barhingtes debate over a one point distinction this week centers on Athase tes sement with results showing 20 to 2 in favor of igor.
Legion Drives Vermont Claims Help for War Veterans
Barre post launches statewide push to locate veterans entitled to compensation for service injuries or disease. Legion, civic groups, and welfare organizations mobilize to collect names, file claims, and press Washington to settle unsettled cases, with local posts guiding claimants through the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
American Legion of
Vermont
Légion
Citizen
Civic Federation
Board of Trade
Legion
Robert B. Mackie
Barre Post
No. 10
Wyone
Jhimunti
Washington
War Rick Insurance Board
State Department
Nathimel Rt
Thoen
Lncal Post
Robert Bo Markie
Marve
Eugene Gapit
Daanes
Phillipe
A. Maiden
Arthur Beaderick
Gow
S. Durmes Bath
Tih Murray
Samuel Abare Funeral at St Monica’s Church
The funeral of Samuel Abare was held at St Monica’s church on Friday morning. The service honored Mr Abare with floral tributes from family, friends, and the Brook Street school community, listing many mourners and their carnations and ferns.
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Samuel Downpli Almre
St Monica'’s
Abare
Lyla Richard Set
John Wichardson
Joseph Bini
Lowe
Vane
Henry Allison
Pew Gallisin
Arthur Paradis
Carnat Tone
Mir
Mira
Len Nations
Gererme Mteih Caret
Carnat Dreans
Carnattiys Aml Ferns
Brook Street Sehont
Fragmented obituary notice from Detroit area church service
A garbled obituary notice records funeral figures at a Congregational church service in Detroit. Names include Mire Jennie Corse My Detroit and Mayes Bassett along with several others from Waterbury and nearby towns, with the grave service at Pier. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alertine Albin
Jennie Corse
Detroit
East Tuendar
Robert Troup
Sal North Main
Vestellar
Goodspeed
Congregational Church
Homer
Fae Tyrrelleaame
Mire
Mayes Bassett
Pleinflelt
Carpenter
Waterbury
Mir
Lascrence Kelly
Mie
Fenale Tresip
Mestpetier
Woman Burned to Death in Darlington Incident
March 12 report from Darlington states Sarah Willard of St North Dwken Street was burned to death while attempting to rescue a weaker relative. The article details her death and notes a companion, Kewe Mirthew, and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Sarah
M Willard
St North Dwken Street
Peter
Willard
Howe
Maes
Bere
Kewe
Press Meeting Big Success in Barre Vermont
Vermont journalists gathered for Barre midwinter meeting of the Vermont Press Association with Gov. Hartness and Rep. Greene as guests. Business sessions at Hotel Barre featured speakers, including Roald Patten. a banquet honored state leaders and discussed pricing, news standards, and press affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Barre
Ofermont Press Association
Gov. Jamies Press
Frank J. Greene
First
Hotel Barra
Luther B. Johnsen
Randolph
Rolald T. Patten
Skowhegan
Independent Reporter
United States
Patten i
Maing Press Association
Col. WE. Haskell
New York
International Paper Co
John Kh. A. Hussey
Baston
Siame Company
Dean M. Perry
Vitor
the Times
Franz A Hint
Chiofiess
Gilpin Hint Corporation
Ratton
Newport
Nanth
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B. & A. Railroad
Histon Mark
Calbeau Uoedeg
Elessee
Eter
New Breglant Eval
Jobe
Dilee Gary
Ueitud Stites Steel Corporatony
Ayern
Laner
Aaron
John
Ormer
William
Russia
Waine
Talk OF
the Town
Pelnield
Fretthie
Joni von
Leterme
Shamrock Sat
Barrn
Letaem
Tom
ERIE
W. W
Railroad Labor Board
Railroad
Action Great Britain
York
Krin
Howard
Allon
Railroad Bar Board
Woodrow Wilson
Igles
Si Wileun
Coluniel Harvey
Charles Vivane Hughes
Mr. Harding
New England
Peter Lange
Fait Haren
Owen Hayes
Samuel. Abare
St. Monica's Church
Albertine Albin Way
Sarah M. Willard
Burfington
F. E. Howe
Gov
Hartness
Congressman Greene
Offvers
TLC
Whitehill
L. P. Thayne
Moerisville
H.C. Rice
Hirattioburor
Frank
Harrison
Thayer
Easy
Hamilton
St. Athans
Wilcom
Aditison
Hiewege S Bennett
Henmington County
Hoa. Smith
Caledonia County
Hunt
Orleans County
Jolnecny
Orange County
Morey
Washington County
Sault
Windsor County
Ratignd County
W. H Moore
Woodstock
Harvey Thayer
Kesex Dunation
Daniel P Rossiter
T. T. Steppe
Morrisville Messenger
Graton Times
Phoat
Wang
Monuagement
Minstirov
Vangreesman Greve
St Albans
Cragtesman Greene
Prin
Orp bin
Loreen
Uline
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