Germany Accepts Entente Reparations Terms Unconditionally
Berlin May 11 Germany's cabinet led by Dr Julius Wirth has begun drafting the formal note accepting the terms set by the Allied supreme council in London. The Reichstag granted Mr Wirth a vote of confidence amid speculation about his finances policy and a possible reshaping of the cabinet and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wirth
Reichstag
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Allied Supreme Council
London
Entente
Supreme Allied Council
Upper Silesia
Wirth
Mattias Erzberger
Finance
German People's Party
Ministry of Finance
Ereberger
Exzleberger
Cedicist
Acceptance Delivered to British Premier
London May 1 The German representative Dr Sthainer delivered the acceptance of the entente terms to Prime Minister David Lloyd George. The PM reportedly concluded the lengthy negotiations as all terms were agreed and the message was telegraphed to allied leaders.
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Lloyd George
London
Ved
George
Sthaimer
Quinister
Great Britain
Linge
Tlo
Lingd George
Supreme Court Arguments in Worthen Batten Case
The case presented in Waeringtom son Worthen Batten ve WC involves alienation of all vexations and moved through Vermont courts. The plaintiff secured a lower court verdict of 65000, while state officials and George A. Lome Niier faced substantial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Waeringtom Son
Worthen Batten
Vermont
Montpietier
Thennas
Caer
George A. Lome Niier
Wade
Chenpteens
Bethel Couple Quietly Married at Bride’s Home
Bethel July S Kimball and Mrs Maude Thompson Batchelder wed quietly at the bride’s home with Rev W Benjamin Reynolds officiating. They depart for a honeymoon. she is widow of Major Wallace Batchelder and former wife of Mr Kimball died in October 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kimball
Maude (Thompson) Batchelder
W. Benjamin Reynolds
Wallace Batchelder
Kimball
IMS
Hach
Isha
Talk of the Town and Local Fire Oddities in May Day Era
A Meekley Hill family welcomes a son born May 4. Lincoln ramparts, a junior team win 16 to 7, and Watkine twirls for juniors while Shield pitches for the upper. A cigarette set fires, smoke and flames damage an awning near a store. three workers dampen the blaze. Fire safety notes follow as similar incidents recur this spring. A Spanish silver coin found near Orange is washed. believed ancient but worn. Local lore mentions Grange Green and a 200-year-old coin tale amid town history. June reports reference Whit and others, with old Orange town ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian LeCleir
Meekley Hill
Lincoln
Rampar
Setlor
Efmss
Watkine
Iaynaltersek
Jolene Restooo
Tomasi
R. Whitewath
Oconge
White Combs
Selene Ware
American participation in allied councils grows in Paris
Reports from Paris indicate Ambassador Wallace and Roland W. Boyden have unofficially represented the United States at the reparations commission and Conference of Ambassadors. Ambassador Harvey’s arrival in London signals further American involvement as he serves as President Harding’s personal representative with the allied supreme council. Senate opposition appears limited, though Senator Lafollette introduced a resolution condemning the appointments as contrary to American traditions. The measure is expected for early discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Atv Department
Conference of Ambassadors
Wallace
Roland W. Boyden
Paris
London
Harvey
Reja
Aled Supreme Council
Harding
Varis
Senate
Lafollette
Europe
Sena
United States
Northfield visitor and Barre event draw local crowd
The city saw visitors from Northfield and Orange en route trips, with a large crowd at Ferdinando's marine ma vlers troupe dawn dance in Howland hall. Funeral attendance included local and nearby residents, while a long standing Barre route changed hands as Ralph Lawless’s enterprise passed to Jobe Watson amid service changes.
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Fred Knapp
Northfield
Sue Beleslark
Fal City
Northield
Ie J. Connors
Orange
Barre
Trenton
Rose Tomasi
Smith
Northampton
Thie City
Miss Tomasi
Sanguinetti
Winooski
Howland Hall
Ferdinando
Marine Mavlers Tra
Hartford
Berlin
N. W
Earle Batchalder
Tremont Street
Emery Newhall
Methodist Church
Mro TD
Morer
Batchelder
Mande Gomo
Childen
Verna
Kelman
City
Baden
Bethel
Watvon
Lawless
CH Reid
John Nichwle
Watson
Lacheer
Wwe Uberwate
Preliminary Hearing Held for Two Burglary Suspects
In Montpelier city court a preliminary hearing was conducted for George Edwards and Frank Cassidy charged with burglary tied to recent break-ins in Middlesex and Richmond. Four witnesses testified, and the proceeding is expected to last the day.
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George Edwards
Frank Cassidy
Middlesex
Richmond
Fred B. Miles
George Thomas
Alfred Newhall
Central
Vermont
Knights of Columbus Degree Service Plans in Barre and nearby towns
The Knights of Columbus in Barre No 401 plan second and third degrees for vandals and local members. A Benediction ceremony and church events are set for Saturday evening with visiting knights and community attendance. Numerous American Legion members and regional residents are expected to participate in the farewell and procession activities while a reading by Sas Vicker anchors the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Casseliel
New York City
Switzerland
Dean Tilcher
Wakefield
Phelps
Barre Iumedl
Knights of Columbes
Mostpetter
Waterbury
Knights of Coltmbite
Hell
Menard
Ft. Monier
Eivereh
Barre
Legen
Marre
Serrine
Eying
Mabating
France Plans to Pay Debts Declared by French Official
A high official of the French foreign office stated in Paris that France intends to pay its debts to the United States and will take no steps to modify reduce or cancel the debt. The comment responded to persistent New York rumors of an arrangement under consideration.
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Paris
France
United States
New York
Father ordered revolver destroyed in Garrow murder trial
In Franklin county court on day three of Edward Garrow’s murder trial, state pathologist Dr. B H Stone testified the wound could be self-inflicted if he was right handed. Dorothy Garrow, his 11 year old daughter, said he ordered a hired man to destroy the revolver and described a letter to an aunt. Witnesses described Garrow’s reactions after the funeral and the search for the weapon before the defense interrupted.
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St. Albans
Franklin County
Edward Garrow
Franklin
Matilda
B. H. Stone
Tate
Dorothy Garrow
Joseph Playful
Ebe Narothy
Dorothy
Massachunet
Jeeph Mayfal
Spain
Playfal
Garrow
Lari
Miom Fenee
Stetson Girl in Court Delivers Troubling Tale
In Hartford on an unclear date a eleven year old girl named Anne Stet Von, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Steton, testified about a kidnapping incident on her parents farm. She described being held in an outbuilding and accused of striking a family member as authorities sought care options.
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Weat
Hartford
Tom Anne Stetvon
Mrs. W. , Steteon
South Revalton
Charities
Rowaly
Unclear names marked in historic report on parade mishap
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a parade incident with youths named William Lea pie and Willow Gihew being belled or bell warded as they moved, mentioning danger and tearing actions before the event. The text is garbled and references a yesterday or yesterday event with a general warning.
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William Leapie
Senet
Abhersiam
Mie
Willow Gihew
Seyweur
Paper Mills Closing Down Across North America
About 9000 workers lost jobs as seven large mills in the United States and Canada shut down after failed wage talks. Mills named include Union Bag and Paper in Hudson Falls, St Maurice in Three Rivers, Anglo- Newfoundland Grand Falls, Spanish River in Saulte Ste Marie, Yau Lamtrigan led the manufacturers’ committee reporting no official word from some mills. Unions demanded a ten percent raise, while employers sought a thirty percent cut and a nine hour day. Some plants resumed after agreements, while others held firm, with mills guarding properties and fire protection to prevent losses.
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New York
United States
Canada
The
Labor Bureau Incorporated
Union Bag and Paper Company
Hudson Falls
Sheboygan
Wis St. Maurice
Qrenncis Falls
Rnt
Spanish River Pulf and Paper Mills, Ltd
Saulte Ste Marie
Espanola
Sturgeon Falls
Ont
Anglo-New‘foundland Company
Probaly
Mby
Igbor Hareas
Fis
Mivau
Bureau
Finch, Prayn and Company
St. Croix Pauper Company
Penobscot Pulp and Paper Company
Great Northern Paper Company
Pisadale Ad
Barre A A Annual Elects Officers and Plans Town Team
The Barre Athlete Association, held its annual meeting at the Granite Manufacturers' rooms electing W. W. Riresell as president with Charles A Brown treasurer and Alex Walk as secretary. Directors include Dedee darken A M Grtla EM Tobin and John Le. They plan to organize a town baseball team and pursue collaboration with the American Legion Noah A committee led by President Ruveelt and Vice President Brown will negotiate. Equipment for the football squad is discussed and past athletic support noted.
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Barre Athlete Associathon, Inc
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
W. W. Riresell
Heart of Fi
Tunat Finoviely
Charles A Brown
Dedee Darken
Tangs
A. M. Grtla
EM. Tobin
John Lee
Hanls
American Legion
Harty Post
Noah
Ruveelt
Brown
Legion
Beart
Wil Meymuhte
Toee
Barre Board of Trade launches full time secretary drive
Tonight at the American Legion clubhouse in Barre City the Board of Trade begins its campaign for a full time secretary with invited directors canvassers and team captains. Outside civic experts Gerald Graham and James P. Taylor join local leaders as eleven canvass units prepare to cover Barre City and Barre Town tomorrow through Friday.
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American Legion
Church Street
Barre Board of Trade
Canva
Barre
Legion
New England
Board of Trade
James P. Taylor
Burlington
Greater
Vermont
Canadian Northwest
Gerald Graham
England
Saskatoon
Sask
Chamber of Commerce
Hip
Hinman
Somera
W. A. Drew
Distriot No
William Barclay
James Sector, Jr
James B. Carswell
B. Gladding
KE. M. Tobin
JC M. Cellusa
L. BR. Hutchinson
W. H. Ward
HL. Campbell
G. EB. Bond
James BR. Mackay
J.B. Sanguinetti
B. Lucehing
Col. LaClair
Will Inglis
C. W. Perry
A. B. Lane
RG. Robinson
A. C. Moore
H. Jackson
Dr. J, H. Woodruff
A. LeRoy Smith
Charles Gordon
Pred Sargent
Willem Crowley
SG Pirie
George. F. Mackay
Hership
Teapte
Fire
Life
Bazazard Insurance
Incky Formorrow
H. J. Campbell
James Sector
George Mackay
Fox
Bill Ward
Len Hutehiteeda
Tomer Sty
Heart of Trade
George Bond
Bunt
Mackay
Sanguinatti
Granite
Klerkwell
Ni Herlingtreete
B. Lucchina
J. la Clair
Bill Inglish
Herbert Pape
Toding
Jt Toomet
She Ladrie
Harry Parks
Harley Cather
Harting Order
Pet Aveeill
Clyde Petry
Ramyate Ib
Beem United
Charley Garde
Kos Smith
Water Rates to Be Higher for Granite Manufacturers
City water department finances show a deficit for 1920 and the board approves a material rate increase for granite manufacturers to boost revenue and reservoir capacity. The plan includes hearings for manufacturers, a new pipeline to Martin Brook, and street repairs funded by the higher rates reducing plant outages during peak periods.
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Lozd
Board of Aldermen
Ringle
Water Committee
St. Ruggles
Water Department
Thin City
Martin Brook
Barre
East Barre
Becaues
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Ruhr
John S. Kimball
Mrs. Maude Batchelder
Whitaker
Fram Carlton
Warren
Helen Brooks
Indian Orchard
Mass
Gerald Bushway
Haddain
Conn
Leon Bushway
USA
Rotchum
Orville Bowen
BE. Cushmin
Waitsfield
Paul F. Wilson
George L Wheat
Sanford
Claire Ceresm
Royal Typewriter Co
Corean
Amherst
Hates
Bowdoin
Colby
Magricultural
Middlebury
Tufts
Wiginane
Boston
Wesleyan
University of Vermont
Worcester Lotyte Ethnic Institute
Napoleon
Mises Southworth and
Hovey
Scoville
Harold Wilson
Woodatuck
Frerk
Fld
Trabe Fehl
Talk OF
the Town
Allied Council
Washington
Montpelier
Burton C. McDonald
Florence Chiquette
Whittier Street
Edward Cahagni
Barre Street
Armando Tower
H. M. Cutler
National Life Insurance Co
Vibee
Cutler
Briggs
Bailey, Avenue
State Street
Moriarty
Mo Eugene Roy
Barre Etreet
John Prince
Montpelier Seminary
George N. Mogan
St Albans
Vermont Supreme Court
St. Albane
United States Supreme Court
S Stanton
BM. Harvey
Groton Telephone Co
Nelron Bailey
Welle River
Wank
Peter Sarmon
Ve. Gilde Cappioy
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Co
A. Jere
Marjory Morse
Katherine Gravelle
Mina Bernion Price
Hime
New Automobile
Jones
Bel Jows Falls
Ilook
Main Street
A. Reed
Green Corner
Todlay
Nettie Covell
Jos & Iineman
Mary Covell
Mullman
Broadway Limited
Chicago
Ed. Fitegerald
Givorge
K. Murnam
Harte Street
Paul Dillingimin
Ovcer Nde
Po Joseph Leahy
James Verdutst
Leahy Lecame
Goddart Seminary
Meeball
Degren
Maes
Holy Crees
Stetson
George W. Race
Barre A. A
Barre—_ Amercan Legion
Stel
Coverel
Parre
Weilhehley
Strimmer
Ayer
Mats
Ayers
Blarkwell
Eastern Avenue
Keith Avenue
Santer
Rhum
Averiil
Park
Church
Jefferson
Liberty
Hill
South
Richandeon Harrington
War
Wetlingtus
Welnut
Bertin
Kater Patterson
James Ro
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