French Troops Move Toward Ruhr Occupation Threat
British and French demands on Germany grow tighter as 150000 mobilization looms. Allied ultimatum requires a yes or no by May 2 with potential naval penalties. Paris reports cavalry entraining at Meaux and infantry from Lyons, with artillery from Vincennes ready to occupy the Ruhr if guarantees are not given.
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Meaux
Lyons
Vincennes
London
Associated Press
Germany
Supreme Council
North Sea
al Sp
M. Jusserand
Washington
Hughes
America
Ruhr
Paris
Ythr
Londen
Mare
Associated Pressi
Tlor
aNied
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Allies
Council of Foreign Ministers
Lord Curzon
Briand
Sforza
M. Jaspar
P.m
Montpelier forestry work tops county planting total
Hastings reports a spring planting surge aiming at about 500,000 trees, with around 100,000 more than expected. Lanesboro sets a goal of 300,000. planting is ahead in the west despite late season. Train wreck delays Sunday papers and several freight cars, while lumber firms from Montpelier to Northfield bid on contracts for National Life building lumber. Local social notes, obituaries, and assorted train delays fill the day’s Montpelier news.
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Hastings
Ofice
Montpelier
O'Cloek
Weet Kerlin
Here
Joseph Abair
Allroad
Wold
South Bond
St. Albans
Daniels
East Montpelier
National Lite Treyranes Co
Harry Dawhe
Wo EL Partar
Robert Gordon
FH Tracy
Granityary Melayes Co
Northfield
Woodhairy Granite Co
Bethel
Donne Bras
Uarrican Granite Co
Barre
Bessie MrMahon
Springfield
James O Brien
Mire McMahony
Maine
Mies MeMali
Thomas Sherman
Maryland
Conewil
Lovell Morgan
Rutland
John Gipard
PI. Langoff
Rerd Malaise
Charles
Ther Jaint
Howry
George Fieher
Hillside
Menent Carmel
Hitheide
Ialaise
Ernest Ging
Miss Muth Lacker
Burington Leet
GF. Lackey
Checker
Mr. Heavies
Heston
Apollo Elabtooane
William Tebcott
le Vere
Hutland Brepttal
Shipping workers walkout threatens nationwide port tie ups
Union leaders warned that a 1 percent wage cut sparked a walkout by marine workers and related unions, risking a 24 hour nationwide halt. About 10,000 workers in the US ports could be affected, with 2,000 ships and 13 million tons at stake, including 700,000 owned by the US Shipping Board. Leaders expect widespread port action across Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts unless arbitration averts the strike.
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New York
Yeetenlay
International Seamen's Union
Mariny Firemen
Marine Engineer’ Union
Benson
The
Shipping Board
Eugene F. O'Donnell
Vownera
Waht Shine
Washington
Talk of the Town and Barre Happenings in One Weekend
Mrs Frank French of Wowleside died Sunday in Barre while visiting Mrs Eva Steward of 41 Currier Street. George Fister of Cabot was admitted to Hinrre City Hospital Saturday night after fracturing a right foot. cast set and he will return home after a short recovery. A party at the Barre City dormitory Saturday night honored graduate Ty eeen three years of training. many gifts were given to the new graduate. Bishop Michop Fitwin Hughes, presiding at the New England Methodist conference, returned to his Boston home. Cirnee Bixby of Ket Marre, central to the University of Vermont in Barre, noted in connection with Spewling high school. Phi Beta Kappa honors awarded at the university Thursday.
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Frank French
Wowleside
Barre
Eva Steward
Currier Atryet
George Fister
Cabot
Hinrre City
Bie
de Barre City
al Wae
Amin Moulity
Sherbrooke
Dipkime
Wourse
Weeie
Needay
Boston
Bisley Hughes Hias
Neve
Methodist Cunfervners
England
Cirnee Bixby
Ceulre
Unicority
Vermont
Wan Ame
Nlaw
Pal Bete
Phi Arta Kappa
Fragmentary Local News Item From Fort Track Fragment
An incomplete report describes a vehicle issue on a hill near Fort track. A driver named Drorethy left a scene for rest in St Albans. Marthe Price returned today from a weekend in Se Ab Th F. Parcher of Destery is noted in a separate line about Teed Pawel.
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N Hill
Fort Track
Pimnier
Mies Drorethy
St. Albans
Marthe
F. Parcher
Destery
Bes Bern
Pawel
Newberry Ver Dict Set Aside By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court set aside the conviction of United States Senator Tramen ff of Newberry for conspiracy to violate federal campaign finance laws. The ruling, with dissents, holds Congress lacked power to regulate primaries. Justice McReynolds authored the majority opinion. Justices McKenna and White dissented on aspects of Congressional power.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Tramen Ff
Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
Congress
Primien
McReynalila
McKenna
Poe
Justin White
George Williamson dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
A telegram informed Thomas Newcombe that George Williamson a former Barre resident died yesterday morning at his Cedar Rapids home. Born in Aberdeen Scotland he came to the United States around 1800 and lived in Barre for two decades. He worked as a stone dresser and in the granite trade later entering retail monument business in Tipton and later foreman at Krebs Brown granite Co. Survived by wife Margaret Ross whom he married in 1803 in New York.
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Thomas Newcombe
Merchant Street
George Williamson
Barre
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Williamson
Iowa State
Ouledale
Abedeen
Scotland
United States
Joseph Jor
Williamson
Mies Margaret Ross
New York
Funeral of Alex Scott at Washington Cemetery
Funeral services for Alex Scott were held Saturday afternoon at Washington Cemetery. Rev. Samuel Mead officiated, assisted by Rev. CA Simons and Rev. Hathaway. The large Sunday school group attended, honoring Scott who served as assistant superintendent. Two selections, Safe in the Arms of Jesus and No Sorrow There, were rendered by Mrs. finest Seaver and Mrs. Tered Word.
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Scott
Oreiteyel Petey
Seaver
Tered
Jesus
Samuel Mead
CA Simons
Avhief Scott
Fhm
Witt Rogore
James Dicken
Myrin Calef
Austin Patterson
Fat Brown Amit
Mr Allister
Wuriat
Washington Cemetery
Local hospital visits and a street accident in Barre
The Barre City Hospital treated Mies Hagel McIver of Graniteville and Mrs William Young of Isat Hull Street while James Croasn of Graniteville underwent appendicitis surgery. Henry Shattay of Montpelier received radium therapy. A Green in the carriage area of a George automobile caused an alarm at Barre site station with Willey Street responders.
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Philpe
Mays
Mies Hagel McIver
Graniteville
Barre City Hospital
William Young
Isat
Hull Street
Henry Shattay
Montpelier
Herre Uy Boapital
James Croasn
Barre City
Deesn't Take After Pa Mest Wonderful Cry Mr Merktos
A garbled OCR item presents a quote about not taking after his father, describing it as the most wonderful cry ever heard by a speaker named Mr Merktos, with unclear context and missing details.
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Mr Merktos
Two Vermont Towns Hit by New England Paper Strike
About 1800 New England paper workers idle as wage cuts of 20 to 40 percent meet stiff union resistance. Oxford Paper at Rumford and LPD at Westbrook report accepted changes while others including Willaralo mill see continued work stoppages. Mills in Livermore Falls Chisholm Rumford Me suspend operations. Jomers Falls and Bellows Falls also strike.
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Boston
New England
Oxford Paper Company
Rumford
LPD
Warren Paper Company
Westbrook
Conc
International Paper Company
Livermore Walls
Chisholm l
Jomers Falls
Mass
Tuguere Falls
Bellows Falls
Lea
Willeralo
Bethel Freevis H Chamberlin Dies at Home
Bethel native Bethel Freevis H Chamberlin 0 died Friday evening after a day of work and fatigue. The funeral was held yesterday with Rev Will C Harvey officiating and interment in Fairview cemetery. He was the sixth of nine children of Washington and Aveneth Chamberlin and lived 47 years on a farm near his village. Survived by wife Augusta Davis Chamberlin and daughter Belle Gillette, with sister Adeline Chamberlin of Reston also living.
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Freevis H. Chamberlin
Hie Manabtey Senna
V. Greene
Will C. Harvey
Fairview Cemetery
Chamberline
Thie
Washington
Chambertin
Bethel
Springfield
Mass
Boston
Windsor
Augusta Davis
Watil
Belle
Kentt P. Gillette
Mise Adeline Chambratell Chamberlin
Reston
Biel Neral
Preton Shaw Wedding at Bride's Home Saturday
Ralph C. Preston and Margaret Shaw wed at the bride’s parents home the ceremony conducted by Reverend Wesley Miller. The couple plan a weeklong honeymoon and will reside at the Shaw residence. Preston works for Woodbury G company.
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Preton-Shaw
Ralph C. Preston
Margaret Shaw
Jerome F. Shaw
Res. de Wesley Miller
Preston
Woodbury
Vermont Methodist conference closes in Barre with appointments announced
In Barre the 77th Vermont Methodist conference adjourned after Bish op Edwin H Hughes read the year’s appointments. Notable returns include Bailey G Lipsky at Barre Methodist Episcopal Church and G H Redding at Montpelier, with Rev A W Hewitt retained at Plainfield and Adams. The conference approved resolutions praising pastors, superintendents, and Bishop Hughes, and featured a missionary program led by Dr M E Ovhorne recruiting for India.
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Vermont Methodist
Barre
Edwin H. Hughes
D. D
Bailey G. Lipsky
Methodial Episcopal Church
G. H. Redding
Montpelier
A. W. Hewitt
Plainfield
Adaman
Bt. Albans
W. BR. Davenport
St. Albans
Sipeeen
G. Ht. Redding
H. . Whitehill
Waterbury
St. Johnnabury
B. W. Sharp
St. Johnsbury
TA. Ranney
Hardwick
W. B. Lance
B. G. Lipsky
Lipsky
Hedding Episcopal Church
College Girl's Body Found Near Smith Campus
The body of Harriet A. Delancey of Waterbury Conn a Smith College sophomore was found suspended from the Hoe shop dam near the campus today by two students The medical examiner said death resulted from self inflicted hanging amid a personal crisis The dean said identification was not yet positively confirmed
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Northampton
Mass
Harriet A. Delancey
Waterbury
Conn
Smith College
Delancey
May Procession Held at St Monnias Church
Crowded St. Monica's Church last evening for the annual May procession and crowning of Our Blessed Lady. Sodality members from the parish led a ceremonial march with banners, garlands, and floral decorations, followed by 80 flower girls and 40 new members receiving medals and diplomas while Rev. McKenna presided.
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St. Monica's Church
Wis
Sodality
Mother of God
Aubrey Martion
Elizabeth White
Margaret Walker
Maria Walker
Mise Anna Loutz
Minfrede Furtier
Clair Bennett
Margaret Hatoel
Mie McMalen
Macs
Misa Mary Jordan
Fheanlien
Vania
Botello
Mivune
May
McKenna
Comsultate
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Sahil
Atlantic, Pacific
Gulf States
Talk OF
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United States Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Alex Scott
Washingt
Wilder
N. E
Nternational Paper Co
Leo Stearns
Taumery
Wesley
St. Albans District
Walter R. Davenport
Bishoptreet
T Ascutneyville
Artiwr Ww
Atwood
Athens
Thornley Zi Th. Smit Bakerefield Circuit
Mowellyn Gods Barnant
Fast Barnard
Louis L Holway
South Reading
John H. Landerville
Cambridge
Binghamville
Key E. Green
Chelven
Percival Hewitt
East Dover
Hesek Junction
Christopher S. Quinn
Fairfax
A. A. Webb
Fairlee
M. Barnes
Dingeville
Federated
Georgi
Miltonborn
Berid Tele
George
Miselowse
Fred
Northfeld
Northfield Falls
Cin T. Clark
Thetford
Walter Vey
North Wairfax
Federated North Were
A. Emery
Perkinnville
Harry 0. Martin
Pittafield
Stockbridge
Randollph
Methel Gilead
Rutherford H. Moore
Randolph Center
George C Howe
Prebester
Thomas H. Craney
South Londonderry
Rovralton
Frank Tether Springfield
Harry C. Martin
Ralph W. Steady
Snellgrove Underhill
Jtohin Botdnson
Underhill Village
Fayston
Toe C. Faxelton Wantshorn
James M Derinkeon
Waterbry
Gerrie Fe Tock
Waterbury Center
Middlesex
Gusfield Saltin West Bertin
Wilbur S Smithers Westford
Federated Weston
Ladgrove
White River
Robert Heseltine
Williameridle
Borstie S. Putnam
Woodstick
Worcester
St. Johnebery
Jew. Sharp
Seenmeer Street
George Smith
Corinth
C. J. Ranghert Coerntry
Cinyatt
Dawid Hickinp
Eddy
Borke
East Haven
Enentarry Falls
Ehkeshire
Brownington Center
Monimery
South
Atchfyret
Allen Kirkness
Ene Lorriaville
Elmore
W. 'Y Hse
Newbury
Newbury Center
Newport
H. T. Coonts
Newport Center
W. C. Johnson
Orleans
C. D. Pigree
Peacham
J. P. Chase
Richford
G. Laon
South Albany
Byron Rogers
West Burke
Filen YW Hughes
Nien
Kingdom
Wageant
ME. Ovhorne
India
Tedia
Perphe
Agror Betin
Paul
Ree. W. A. Mar- Pariane
Smith
the Young, Wash & Onn
ST. Moniia
Tiana
Lee
Nellie Rete
Mine Levreidin
Marin Wes May
Shor Leen
Tate Mte
Mabeon
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