Allied Supreme Council to Seek U S Input Before Naval Action
London May 3 Allied Supreme Council agreed to consult the United States before any naval move against Germany. Discussions covered blockades, seizures, and Ruhr occupation plans with British French Italian leaders and experts. Washington was to be invited to participate, aiming to align reparations talks with potential pressure measures.
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Allied Supreme Council
United States
London
Associated Press
Germany
Council
Admiral Beatty
England
Amiral Grasset
France
Ruhr Com
Geraman
Idogd George
M. Briand
Count Sforga
M. Jaspas
Met
Ruhr
Sonnel
Gov
Unite
Paris
Reparations Commission
Supreme Council
Marshall Fock
Rube
Gorden Howard
Great Britain
M. Fromagent
Wael
Treoch Foreign Office
Washington
Woman Beats Husband Amid Political Turmoil Reported
Local report details a domestic incident linked to ongoing political strife. The event centers on a woman involved in a confrontation with her husband amid tense opposition activity and emerging public unrest. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragments.
Germans Return Hughes Note on Reparations Proposals
Note delivering Secretary Hughes proposals to Germany was returned as unacceptable for presentation to the Allies. Loring Diesel delivered the note to Dr Simons in Berlin at 11 30 am. Washington said the note would be discussed with Allied diplomats and the German government.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Hughes
Dr. Simons
Loring Diesel
Washington, D. C
State Department
Allied Supreme Council
London
Rennter
Loring Drexel
Hughes Ima
Germany
Geremany
Americaty
Bethel Women’s Club closes season with officer elections
Bethel Bethel Woman’s club held its final meeting at the president’s home. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Chapman, Vice President Mrs W A Pelt, Secretary Mrs John Arnoldy, Treasurer Mrs A Greshams, and Delegate Mrs Charles Billings. The event featured remarks, a concert, and socializing with local officials and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Cor
Myre
Nais
Regine
Mra Chapman
W. A. Pelt
Jhn Arnoldy
Erasurer
A. A. Greshams
Bennington
Charles Billings
M. ©. Noves
Sharon
HT. Clark
Woodstock
Charlotte Parker
Royalton
Cherry Hill
A. Lee Cady
Pitchtheld
Oil
William Crechetlere
Rolly
Fitchburg
Mars
White River
Henry W. Davie
Gordon M. Davis
Gacy HH
Paine
Arthur Hough
George S Eden
Lebanon
S.A
Genrer
Bowd
Josephine Eason
South Word
Carrell
Musec
Town Hall
John le Perrutt
Mord- da
Boston
Tie Family
Mise
Marjorie Streckleidge
Whitcomb High
Handniph High School
Abele Ewiree
Chaimbertha
Maban
Trevet Vieltorey
Remdest
Chapman
Io Dell
Hehd
Rome
Five Convicted in Auto Theft Conspiracy Case
Five men from Detroit Bridgeport and New York were convicted of conspiring to steal cars and ship them east to Bridgeport New York and Brooklyn. Sentences of two years each were handed down in U S District Court. Earlier twelve were arrested. five now sentenced. others pleaded guilty or serving state prison terms.
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Detroit
Bridgeport
Jack White
New York
Brooklyn
Vermont Academy Trustees Approve Five Year Inn Lease
Trustees of Vermont Academy arranged a five year lease of the inn at Saxtons River to house a girls dormitory and faculty housing. Contracts for plumbing and construction were awarded to PS Puller Co. of Saxtons River. Captain W S Fowler was engaged as academy engineer with duties beginning May first. Other appointments include Rev W E Lece, Miss Grace M Chapin, and several teachers for next year.
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Trustees of
Vermont Academy
Sastons River
Prominent Vermont Man Dies in New York Clinic
Joseph Flint a 34 year old Burlington businessman and bank director died Sunday of heart trouble at Clifton Springs sanatorium in New York. Born January 10, 1865 in New Haven, he rose quickly from salesman to partner in Burlington firm Taylor & Un. He helped build a large wholesale trade, helped establish Burlington Savings, and held several civic and fraternal roles. Survived by wife Pratlin Hill, a son George H Flint, a daughter Gladys Flint, and another son George E Flint. Funeral at Unitarian church in Burlington Wednesday afternoon.
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Burlington
Joseph & Flint
Clifton Springs
N.Y
Flint
New Haven Mille
Brooks & Patteryer
Bristol
P. Laritlard Company
Harding Warns Strike Failure Shows Dangers to Government
President Harding, in letters to his cabinet, warned that the strike crisis reveals a dangerous tendency for departments to seek deficiency appropriations beyond Congress limits. He cited about 210,000 dollars in pending deficiency requests and urged tight budgeting within approved appropriations.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Warren
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Plan Drive Tonight for Barre Board of Trade Fund
A committee including HP Hinman F Ladd HF Cutler W J Reynolds J B Sanguinetti James Mackay and FE Owens will meet at 7 PM in the Board of Trade rooms to organize a three year fundraising drive for a full time secretary for the Barre Board of Trade. Plans include naming campaign committees designating a sale director and districting the field with other related steps. Directors hope additional members join to contribute ideas at the meeting aimed to start next week.
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Hinman
F. 2. Ladd
Cutler
W. J. Reynolds
J. B. Sanguinetti
James Mackay
FE. J. Owens
Cep
Barre Board of True
Board of Trade
Aose
Montpelier Officials Involved In State Education and Local Trials
Montpelier area reports show state education figures in St Johnsbury and Lyncheville as well as a peace appointment in Wallingford. Notices filed in Montpelier reference a United States Life Insurance Co. case in Chittenden County court and other local legal matters. A car collision near Barre and Montpelier traffic incidents were among today’s brief municipal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howitt
State Board of Education
St Johnsbury
Lyncheville
Howmar Hartness
Frank Webster
Wallingford
Date
United States Life Insurance Co
Chittenden
Hilen J. Palmer
Secretary of State
Mike H . Hunting
Montpelier
Central Vermont
A. Wheeler
Plainfield
C. Montpelier
Bis Ami
George James
Hardwick
Northield
Tearful Entreaty From Quarrelsome Couple
A garbled extract recounts a quarrel between a husband and wife over a tax and a tree related item. The dialogue includes a bear and a chestnut squirrel reference and ends with a cryptic note about an American Legion event and a Pathan reference.
Death by own action after exposure at Boston treasury
Boston, May 3. Dennis H. Mahoney a paymaster in the city treasury resigned today after a shortage of 81300 was found in his accounts and then committed suicide a few hours later. Police learned that an unidentified man who died at City hospital was Mahoney. He reportedly bought poison after leaving City Hall and took it near a statue at the Penway, later being moved to the hospital in an ambulance in a semi conscious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dennis H. Mahoney
City Treasury
Thomas W. Murray
City Hospital
Mahoney
Eigt Hall
Penway
Former Barre Girl Eva Wales Marries Dennis Cray at Elmhurst
Miss Eva M. Wales daughter of Mrs Lester Sanborn of Barre marries Dennis E. Cray of 70 Kingsland avenue Elmhurst L I at St Bartholemews Elmhurst on April 17 with Rev Fr Francis Ulean officiating. Mrs Sanborn attended. Best man Mr John Reardon and matron of honor Mrs Charles Wordan with receptions for about 50 guests at 70 Kingsland avenue. After a short honeymoon the couple will live at 6 Santa street.
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Queens Borough
N. Y
Daily Star
Eva M. Wales
Lester Sanborn
Barre
Dennis E. Cray
Kingsland Avenue
Elmhurst
St. Bartholomew's Church
Elmharet
Francis Ulean
Sanborn
Mere
John Reardon
Ttuck Street
Honer
Mines Campbell
Mise
Margaret McCarthy
Mire Charles Wordan
Banta Street
City council tackles many topics with little action noted
The council discussed a wide range of topics from stockings prices to butter quality and bond issues but produced few concrete decisions. Actions listed include band concerts, departmental appropriations, police activity reports, and various paid bills across school, police, fire, water, and street departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Miles Coal Co
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Co
Calder & Richardson
J. F. Spencer
William Wishart
Japanese visitors seek modern granite methods in America travel
Sei Nabeshima and Haramoto of Tokio visit Barre Vermont to study U S granite quarrying and carving practices. They tour quarries and plants in Gran iteville Websterville Barre cemeteries and factory sites, plan to adapt techniques for Japan’s granite industry and return via Scotland. They will inspect Rutland and Waterbury facilities before heading to New York and Scotland.
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Barry
Sei Nabeshima
Haramoto
Tokio
Japan
Bethel
Seizuro Nabesuma
H. Nabeshima
Natesuma
University of Tokio
Hirad Lots ix
New York City
Mr. Hearts
Barre
Quatre
Graniteville
Websterville
Athol R. Bell
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Edward M. Tobin
Tywn & Holden
South Main Street
EL. Smith & Co
Wetmore & Morse
Boutwell, Milne & Varnim
Barclay Brox
Jones Bros
Seg
Trow & Holden
Prom Barre
Waterbury
Drew-Daniels
Rahm
Rutland Fant Procter
Witelburyite Co
Western Union
United States
Tokio Stame
Scotland
Apt
Bruso and Jury wed at Websterville Baptist parsonage
The marriage of Marie Exmire Bruso and EM Jury, both of Websterville, was held at the Baptist parsonage on Franklin Street last Friday at 7 30 p m Rev Bert J Lehigh officiated. Attendants were Murda McLeod Harry Miller and Miss Mildred Geake. A reception followed at the Jury home. Jury is employed at the Bont swell Milne and Varnum quarry.
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Marie Exmire Bruso
EM. Jury
Websterville
Baptist Parsonage
Franklin Street
Bert J Lehigh
Murda McLeod
Harry Miller
Mise Mildred Geake
Dury
I Dury
Bontswell, Milne & Varnum
Quarry Ax
Gray Gongo United in Marriage at Catholic Cherel
Eveline Gongo and William Gray of Murray Street and Branch Street were married on Saturday at Rev M McKenna’s home. Attended by the bard and Mrs James Poitras. The couple left by the afternoon train for Montreal and other parts of Quelwe for a short honeymoon.
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Eveline Gongo
William Gray
Murray Street
Branch Street
M. McKenna
James Poitras
Receptions to Barre People at Whit tier Cal
Whittier and Barre residents gather in honor of Mr and Mrs P M Carr of Barre and Dr and Mrs Chandler of Barre Street Park. The Carres, wintering in Whittier from Vermont, hosted a cordial gathering with many Barre friends. Mr and Mrs Cory Wevendey led local well wishes.
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Whittier, Cal
Mra
Mo Carr
Hii
Whittier
Barre
Chandler
Park Street
P.M
Vermont
A. P. It
MR. Abbott
and Mire
Nellie Maree
Kenneth Mores
Emma Gorkem
Will Smith
Alexander Mc Jreger
James Darling
Calfereta
Chandlers
Funeral of Lyman J Budrow in St Monica’s Church
The funeral for Lyman Joseph Budrow who died Friday night was held Monday morning at St. Monica’s Church with Rev. P. M. McKenna officiating. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. Bearers included John Foundry and Ernest Stary among others. out-of-town attendees noted from New York City, Marlington, and North Adaime.
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Lyman Joseph Budrow
St. Monica’s Church
Marlington
Charles Maucherd
North Adaime
Dames Gillet
Cathy Jake
Bodrow
Celle
Mere Joke Dinds
Prank Kersles
Aodaera
Wistems Tapiers Teeee
Vareethes
Ead
Pal Beaallewy
Apray Reese
Mir
Betview
Dourp Parvier Tee Carnations
Eraret Story
Vermont Supreme Court Refuses Reinstate Rutland Attorney
The Vermont supreme court today refused to entertain a motion for the reinstatement of Ernest H. O'Brien of Rutland as an attorney to practice before Vermont courts. O'Brien, disbarred over a year ago amid alleged irregularities, had a perjury charge in Rutland county court not pressed after his acquittal in a companion case. The opinion by Chief Justice Watson opened the May term with the trial calendar reviewed. Several other docket items included the award of 3,500 to Katherine Kelley from Hoowe Lumber Co and decisions on tax, criminal, and civil matters across multiple counties.
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Vermont Supreme Court
Ernest H. O'Brien
Rutland
Courts of
Vermont
O'Brien
John F H. Watson
Compissioner of Industries
Katherine Kelley
Iit Hoowe Lumber Co
Simeon J. Kelley
Ben- Dington
Supreme Court
Brattlesore
West River
Cham Realty Co Ve
Maurice
United States Supreme Court
F. B. Thomas
Washington County
George A. Long
Prion
Luciana Broadwell
Barre
Worthen Button
W. C. Knight
Washington Comnty
Johnn. Morley
Osar G. Exton
L. H. Miller
Allen Helville
Addison County
Emerson
Julia A Smith
Laura A. Bains
Enet
Chittenden
Vaner W. Miles
Fryette
Vermast Vrunt
Franklin County
New Business Partnership Forms J J Arkley Firm
Raymond J Arkley and his wife join the Shaw Lust Co rebranded as J J Arkley and Sam. They will handle service for wilding west railroad street area with L Arkley senior in charge of the service dept. Ray will focus on sales, new line of gasoline lights plants and farm machinery across eastern Vermont and western New Hampshire. He is a Spaulding graduate of 1913 and has worked for Stevens Duryea Co since 1916 as credit manager and bookkeeper. He is a World War I veteran and member of the American Legion Hampden lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Arkley
Eac
Spe Masa
Wastreet
Aay
4. L. Ark! Ae
Shaw & Lust Co
Raymund Arkley
Vermont
New Hampshire
Spaulding Wygh
Stevene Duryea
Springfield
Met
American Legion
Hampden Lodge
Talk of the Town figures return to hometown events
A garbled notice recounts a local figure's return to Hightey and attendance at a New York gathering. It mentions a birthday event, a student appearance at Neewe anniversary, and a weeklong stay at a Rome site. References to Mrs W Ciliey and a Methudet context appear amid unclear details.
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Hightey
Alter
Short Terror
New York
New
Gindici
Neewe
Aniversety
Rome
Armek
Wallen
Cerne
Mre
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America
Ruhr Basin
Light and Poser Company
Retlands
Public Service Commission
Bay Deer Wire
Leavenworth
Vermont Academy Activities
Joseph S. Flint
Andover
Arthur Davies
Stowsington
Thidley
Greten
John L. Fredette
Sears
Putland
Windsor
Wilrog
Adilison
Theorge Verkine
North Folland
Mr. Amd
Mme Leer
Preston Bond
Bratilebors
Sixaoa
Sixaola
United States Fruit Line
West Indies
Washington, D
Benson
Shipping Board
White House
Hoover
Davis
Department of Labor
Montending
Philadelphia Tequirer
Elmhurst, L
Tury—Bruso
B. J. Lehigh
Jarre Partiee
L. J.budrow
St. Monica's Church
E. H. O'Brien
Jevey
Father
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the Town
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