Italy Threatens Exit Over Asiatic Sea Claim Dispute
Flume formerly part of the Austro Hungarian Empire now claimed by the New Yugoslav state sparks bitterness at the peace conference. Italy warns of withdrawal if Fiame is not granted aboard the Asiatic Sea dispute resolution.
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Italy
Fiame
Asiatic
Paria
Tealy
Adriatic
Dalmatian
Triest
Fiume
Laly
Mary
Fee
Orlanto
Chamber of Deputies
Gulf of Quarnero
Hlume
Mtly
Juge Slavia
Paris
Italian Delegation Demands Fiume for Italy At Peace
Paris March 21 Italian delegation to the peace conference unanimously vows to withdraw unless Fiume is assigned to Italy with peace. Premier Orlando presided a full delegation meeting and informed the powers. House pledged to present a frontier proposal within days.
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Paris
Associated Press
Fiume
Italy
Orlando
E. M. House
German Austria Shows Independence in Peace Talks
London reports based on advices from Vienna and Berlin newspapers say German Austria desires independent representation at the peace conference and asks that its union with Germany be postponed until the conference ends.
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Germany
London
Berlin
Vienna
Ex Kaiser Sought More Kindly Atmosphere
Berlin reports Field Marshal Von foundburg defends William II urging abdication, criticizes Prince Maximilian of Baden for announcing the abdication without the emperor, noting the chancellor failed to persuade the emperor to stay or consult prior to stepping down. The piece cites Tigeblau claiming the emperor sought a gentler setting to decide the throne’s fate.
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Berlin
Associated Press
von Findenburg
William
Maximilian of
Baden
Maximilian
Tigeblau
Germany
German Polish talks end over Poland envoy row
Paris reports a semiofficial German note explaining the break in negotiations about Poland. The dispute centers on appointing a president of the remission controlling the situation, with Germany favoring a papal appointment and the Entente seeking a permanent Interallied commission appointment. The supreme council will review the Pozkoc situation and discuss measures to curb German actions in Poland.
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Paris
Havas
Poren Anys
Pope Benedict
Supreme Council
Germany
Poland
General Disque Appointed To Promote Foreign Trade
Brigadier General Brice P. Disque, recently discharged, is named chairman of the export and import branch of the American International Corporation, headquartered in New York. He will focus on promoting United States foreign trade relations through the new post announced in Portland Oregon.
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Disque
United States
Portland
Ore
Brice P. Dingue
Army
Army Aircraft Bureau
American International Corporaton
New York
Disqte
Germans Inquisitive on Armistice Paper Meanings
Haale March 21 The president of the German armistice commission at Spihaw presented a note to the interallied delegate asking if Germany should consider statements in the French and British press about the pores treaty. Berlin advised none of the terms could be discussed or changed and that the document would be ready for approval by President Wilkon without German dialogue.
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Haale
German Armistice Commission
Spihaw
Interallind
Germany
Wilkon
Berlin
Adv
Belgian Royalty Visits Pershing in Chaumont Visit
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium arrived by motor to Chaumont to meet General Pershing at his chateau. They were hosted by Pershing and his staff, toured the city hall square with crowds and flags, and later reviewed the U S army division before returning to the chateau. Snow blanketed the Marne hills but did not dampen the reception.
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Chaumont
France
Albert
Elizbeth
Belgium
General Pershing
Tilkens
Decarmen-Chemay
Chateau
Upper
Marne
The
Star
Courban
Ira
Porshing
One Year Ago Germany Began Great Drive
Washington March 21 marks a year since Germany launched a major offensive as American troops prepared to join the fronts. Reports describe the American effort expanding toward 6,000,000 men and note Allied victories that helped turn the tide.
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Germany
Rhine defense hinges on securing frontier despite risks
Paris report quotes Mirahal Fook saying France must hold the Rhine line to avert annexation and ensure victory. The marshal credits soldiers for success and notes signing the armistice despite anticipating crushing German forces to spare further death.
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Paris
Havas
Rhine
Mirahal Fook
Mafin
Warshal Sayns
Bockine
Sinn Fein raid seizes arms at Dublin airfield
An armed Sinn Fein raid near Dublin seized 80 service rifles at an airfield six miles from the city after overpowering a small guarding party. Four attackers eluded soldiers as guards were restrained and the raiders fled in a military motor car.
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Dublin
Thurelay
Lythe Associated Press
Sinn
American Air Casualties Reported at Front
Washington March 21 Casualties among American air forces and allied units at the front totaled 554 personnel. Of the total 171 were killed in combat with other losses from injuries and missing status.
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Washington, T. C
Casualine
United States
Norver Patsonnel
German Seamen Block Entente Over Food Promises
German steamers jurgermeister Von Holle and Fespecmeinter Schtordar were set to sail March 18 but were held in Hamburg due to a seamen petition. A Hamburg union meeting refused to deliver ships for Entente demands, arguing no guarantees Germany would receive food beyond initial deliveries. Basie reports that German submarines bound for Entente powers reportedly left Hamburg.
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Berlin
Gerrbaksret
Jurgermeister
von Holle
Fespecmeinter Schtordar
Brussels
Germaiy
Fed
Hike Toni
Hanbury
Weamen
Harbriks
Transport Workers’ Union
Hamburg
1& Gees
Eeamin Tinny
Teeday
Germany
Basie
Haver
Luxemburg Chamber Votes to Preserve Independence
Paris dispatch reports the Chamber of Deputies of the duchy of Luxemburg voting unanimously to maintain its independence and autonomy. The advices reserve the details of the decision.
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Luxemburg
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Havast
Duchy of Laem Hae
Prosecutions Expected Over Tax Adviser Misleading Claims
Washington dispatch reports revenue officers foresee prosecutions by United States attorneys in numerous cases of misrepresentation by private income tax advisers. Tales describe offices opened with aggressive advertising that lured subscribers into questionable returns. Officials say many advisers pushed illegal practices aimed at deceiving taxpayers and tax authorities.
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Washington
United States
Entiene
Terrope
Crimeaa Ti
Ciuies
Department of Justicn
Cfflelila
Germans Not Satisfied With Allied Commission Oversight
A German semi-official statement reports negotiations with the Allied commission to Poland stalled due to disagreements over the commission’s composition. It says the rupture harms German interests since the Allies would gain a majority and German proposals fail to meet German claims.
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Derlin
Tandon
Allied Commission
Poland
Posen
Ex Soldier Robbed After Meeting Stranger on Train
Stafford Conn March 21 George Britt of Hartford reported that a discharged veteran was robbed after meeting a man on a train en route to Hartford. The victim Neil had his discharge papers and was found unconscious by a police officer, then taken to Stamford hospital. Britt said the assailant got off the street to play billiards.
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Stafford, Conn
Eorge Britt
Zion Street
Hartford
Neil
Enlding
Stamford Hospital
Britt
Vermont House Debates Highway Bill for Town Road Maintenance
Discussion centers on Bill B 104 enabling towns to use part of their highway tax for maintaining local roads and the creation of a three-member town patrol. bill advances to third reading amid tight schedules and procedural votes. Other measures and committee actions noted with several companion appropriations and amendments scheduled for future consideration.
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Tom>lingen
Jericho
Renate
J. BR. S
Scholl
McKillap
Belknap
Amoy
Tracy
Johnson
Tomliean
Baxton
Middletown Springs
Tomlinson
Herbie Ee
Ald
Taylor
Hardwick
Heven Now
Hut
Chinral Tee
Mrs Jennie Carson Dead Former Barre Woman in Montreal
Obituary of Mrs Jennie Carson born January 17 1865 in Dalbeattie Scotland. She came to the United States in 1873 lived in Clark Island Me Barre later moved to Montreal with her daughter Mrs Frank Vigneault where she died after paralytic illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs Frank Vigneault of Montreal and Mrs Harry Averill of California a son William Cannon of Newport R I three sisters and a brother James A Rowan of Laurel Street Barre. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Janten A. Rowan
Laurel Street
Curtiey Carson
Montreal
Caneen
Mrs. Carson
Dalbeattie
Scotland
Clark Island
Thomas C. Carson
Barre
Mia
Frank Vigneault
Harry Averill
Californiay
William Cannon
Newport
R. 1
Michael Bowden
Benjamin Holgate
Lowell, Mars
Clement Moody
Warren
James A. Rowan
Ladies of
Clin Garden
Theody
Wealthy Brookline resident leads Lawrence mill picket line
March 21 192? Lawrence workers marching for an eight hour week were supported by Mrs Glendawer Lane a wealthy Brookline resident who joined the Seila m mill gates on the line for two hours. She aided the strikers while Mrs Evans a stockholder in Arlington Mills pledged ongoing support to secure better pay under the new schedule.
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Lawrence
Maes
Glendawer Lane
Brookline
Seilam
Evans
Arlington Mills
Death of Frank P. Mills of Orange
Frank P. Mills died at his Orange home about 11 30 yesterday morning after an illness lasting the winter. Born October 11 1852 in Orange he lived there all his life. Survived by wife Edith Haywood of Orange five children Winfield Harley Harmon Tyan and Eathor a sister Mrs T C Perry of Plainfield and several cousins. Funeral from his home at 1 o'clock tomorrow Rev Ed Lehigh will officiate. Interment in West Topsham village cemetery. Flowers omitted per request.
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Mike
Orange
Wis
Edith Haywood
Winfield
Harley
Harmon
Tyan
Eathor
Mre
T. C. Perry
Plainfield
Lehigh
West Topsham
Rutland Soldier Walter Perkins Dies Overseas
Private Walter F Perkins of Rutland died of bronchial pneumonia while overseas with the 108th infantry after enlisting in the 1st Vermont regiment a year earlier. Born in Rutland July A, he lived in the city most of his life, worked at Howe Scale and Mary Fletcher hospital, and was active in the Methodist church. He is survived by seven brothers and two sisters.
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Rutland Maret
Jerry Perkins
Stranger Street
Washington
Walter F Perkins
Cael
Rutland
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
Method
1St
Vermont Regisment
Tis
Fort Ethan Allen
Co. Bo
Vermont
Camp Bartlett
Westfeld
Mars
108D Infantry
Reptember
Perkins
Hince
Masel T
Basilon Ivis
Missex
Mabel
Helen Terkins
Harold
Roy
Richard
Robert
Frederick Trerkine
William and
Boston
Restrictions on Lira Removed by Fed Reserve Board
Washington March 31 all restrictions on sale or purchase of thian lita exchanged by dealery as described in the president's executive order of Jan 26 covering foreign exchange restrictions were removed to lay by the federal reserve board until further notice. Washington March 2 the treasury today authorized immediate redemption of a block of 413000000 loan certificates of indebtedness dated Dec 1 maturing May 6 at par and accrued interest to the date for redemption. Department of Vermont G A R and Affiliated Societies May 21 and 22 the department of Vermont G A R and affiliated societies will hold their annual encampment at Rutland May 21
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
U. 5
Washington, D
Treasiy
Department of Vermont G. A. R
Department of Vermont
Rutland
Suit to recover 109000 in Brattleboro court
A Washington county suit filed by administrator Hiram L Sparrow seeks 109000 against VerMont Savings Bank Brattleboro over 16 years of dealings with Trarrier Bailey estate. Damages claimed total 1200 actual. rest listed as exemplary. Jury drawn includes Donahue, Dillon, Mabus, Cutler, Stimaon, Brooks, Dillingham, Brown, Lamb, Daniels, Farrar, Swalley. Attorney Shurtleff for plaintiff. Harvey Whitney for defendant.
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Washington County
Hiram L. Sparrow
Trarrier Bailey Estute
Ver- Mont Savings Bank
Brattleborm
Donnia Donahue
Harve Town
Dillon
Insurance Companies Ordered to Pay Damages in Northfield Fire Case
The jury in a Washington county case returned verdicts totaling 84,1044 to three insurers. Providence Washington Insurance Co., Caledonian Insurance Co. of Scotland, and Pacific Assurance were named amounts to be paid. The fire at the Gomer and Hignero toneshed in Northfield prompted the decision. L. S. Hayes indicated the defense would appeal to the supreme court, citing several legal questions to be settled.
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B. Gumex
Washington County
Providence Washington Insurance Co
Caledonian Insurance Co
Sontland
Peas Assurance Oo Ae
Analone
de Feandbante Houtd Ly
Gomer
Hignero
Northfield
Hayes
Atarasten
Supreme Court
New Shipyards Handicapped Under Receiver Power
Big western shipyard operation has fallen to a receiver as war era facilities face high costs and inexperience. Officials say a conference in Washington with Pacific coast builders discussed revising contracts to reduce overhead and improve efficiency, reflecting broader postwar yard challenges.
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Philadelphia
Charles Plex
Kead
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Foot Corporation
Wisabington
Meed
Death at Hartford Rail Yard Involved Inquest Confusion
Lew K. Puffer a 20 year old of West Hartford was killed in New Haven railroad yards Windsor Street. Some claim it was self harm others say he tried to jump aboard for a ride and slipped under a running engine. Puffer worked in the office of Automatic Exabegenations and his wife survived him. Parents live in Massachusetts. He recently left aviation service.
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Hartford
Cini
Lew K. Puffer
Bigulevard
West Hartford
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Windsor Street
Puffer
Automatic
Automatic [Xabegenations Company
Agin Mative
Arts Gine
Con
Tulfor
Mieparente
Mastachusetts
Aviation Service
O Leary Case With Jury Near Eighty Weeks
The Jeremiah A O Leary Bull Publishing Company and the American Truthsrelary case has been on trial for about ninety eight weeks to consider evidence about alleged additions writings and publications. The jury received the matter this noon in New York on March 2.
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O'Leary
New York
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
The
Bull Publishing Company
American ‘Truth Srelary
Strikers and militia clash outside Botwny market
Passaic New York reports a chaotic free-for-all between striking workers and militia reserves. Vicious blows and stuns occurred in front of the storefront while Michelle aided the injured as others fled.
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Passaic
Ny 1
Mirah
Strikiaur
Michelle
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