Old Foes Meet to Arrange Naval Surrender Teams
German cruiser Koenigsburg carrying delegates will meet British warships at sea for escort to a designated point as gunfire is silenced during the surrender talks.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
1
Beatty to Meet Koenigsberg Delegates at Sea
London reports that the German cruiser Koenigsberg carrying armistice delegates will be met by British warships this afternoon and escorted to a sea point for talks with Admiral Sir David Beatty. Admiral Hipper accompanies the German party as adviser in a historic naval terms discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigsburg
London
Associated Press
Koenigsberg
Berlin
Admiral Hipper
Admiral Beatty
Helland
Paris
Hugh Rodman
Beltich
U-Boat Crews Propose To Defy The Reds
London reports the German submarine crews at Brunshuttel base meeting with plans to revolt reinstate officers and fly the national flag instead of the red flag A Copenhagen dispatch to Daily Express confirms the move Paris reports Socialist violence at the Austrian Parliament building as crowds clash with police and a new red white and red flag is raised then altered The German situation remains unsettled with political tension rising across Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brunshuttel
Copenhagen
Kixpress
Paris
Socialivte
Vien
State Council
Shota
Disne
Dingfer
None Froie Presse
4 Socialiste Republica
Germany
Bomb Damages Youngstown Telegraph Building After Nighttime Attempt
A bomb outside the Youngstown Telegram pressroom damaged the building and shattered nearby windows. The attack occurred before midnight as the paper, a strong dry advocate, faced an unexplained targeting amid local tensions in Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonicvone
Youngstown Telegram
Youngstown
Demand Queen Abdication Sparks Dutch Alarm
London dispatch reports that extremists in Holland demand Queen Wilhelmina abdication. The threating attitude has raised anxiety at The Hague, with Daily Tess noting increased unrest and international concern over the crisis in the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
London
Holliend
Wilhelmina
Hague
Tess
Ex Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany Under Guard
Ex crown prince Frederick William of Germany arrived at Maastricht from Spa after a circuitous border crossing. The entourage in three motors was halted by frontier guards. internment was ordered, then the party disarmed and detained until Dutch officials placed them under guard at The Hague for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Frederick William of Germeny
Maastricht
Spa
Bet Atree
Ners
Goaard
Hagua
Ex Mayor Van Wyck Dies in New York Presidency
Paris reports former New York City mayor Robert A. Van Wyck has died at 69. He was the first mayor after the charter expansion creating Greater New York, serving from 1906 to 1909 after defeating Seth Low and General B. Trey in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater New York
Paris
Robert A. van Wyck
New York City
Ly Dead Hare
New York
Rtobert Anderson van Wyck
Lyn
van Wyck
Rne
Seth Low
B. ¥. Trey
Americans Go on New Mission
Washington weighs a possible mission to relieve the food situation in Germany. The move, described as aimed at aid efforts, reflects U.S. concern over postwar German hunger and the need to coordinate relief with Allied authorities.
American Airmen Landed at Cologne
Washington reports an American military mission led by Major General Charles D. Rhodes to visit German front headquarters at Spa Belgium next Saturday. The dispatch notes the mission plans to travel via La Capelle Beaumonte Philippeville Liege and seeks German permission to pass. Potential plans include coordination with German high command for fortresses in Alsace Lorraine and possible relief of German food shortages using American stores in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rhodes
Spa
Marshal Foch
Gierman
la Capelle
Beaumonte
Philippeville
Liege
Washington, D. C
New
Charles DL Rhodes
Belgium
Cologne
Copenhagen
Renatrip
Alsace-Lacraine
Metz-Thieaville
Hermany Ees
France
Untitled Brief in Irish Political News Section
Ambiguity in a Novembers 16 report from Twndon notes political and financial moves reported by the Exchange Telegraph Company with details obscured in the transmission. The item mentions American actions and international context without clear names or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twndon
Amerian Abrmen Oon
Een
Calttae Ieee Ns ' Coor Ow
Politiken
Exchange Telegraph Company
Appeals for Funds for United War Work Campaign
Washington DC Nov 15. Secretary Baker urges support for the United War Work fund, noting the army’s strong record but stressing aid to welfare workers postwar. Provost Marshal General Crowder highlights greater need for funding now to help peace time relief and healing under the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United War Work Campain
Baker
United War Work Fund
Crowder
Baseball picking up after peace terms signed
Pootia Alabama November 15 report notes baseball in the minor leagues may expand greatly with peace terms. John H Farrell of Auburn says the national association closed its annual meeting as disputes and claims among players and clubs were settled by the board of arbitration. Soldiers returning from France are expected to boost popularity and a definite plan will be set at a national association meeting after the first of the year per H Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Tvediionn Na Chaise
Mmilion Femmles
Lloyd Gorge
Labor Party
Ireland
Nationaliss
Redmond
Qillon
Westminster
Sinn Feinera
Southern Ireland
Sinn
Andrew Honor Law
Fii
Ulster
Moloyd George
League of Nations
Fae
Pootia
Peace Ternes
John H. Farrell
Auburn
National Board of Arbitration
France
Eeeraing
Carne
Farrell
National Association
Pr H. Sexton
Appeal to German Soldiers by Brusadla's Council
Amsterdam dispatch reports the new rollers council in Brogsella, cited by Nieuwe Courant, urging German troops to avoid abusing officers and to extend a brotherly greeting to Belgian civilians as they evacuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brus
Adla
Amsterdam
New Rollers’ Council
Brogsella
Nieuwe Courant
Rotterdam
Prosienestiens
Thll
Paris to Welcome General Hirschauer and Allied Officials
Paris reports General Hirschauer of the French Army will arrive Sunday night and not officially enter the city until Monday. Marcel Hutin notes German officials and auxiliaries will travel to Nancy to confer with Leon Mirman on key questions from France taking over administration of Alsace and Lorraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Gen. Hirschauer
Amy
Paris
General Hirschauer
Mote
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Etyil Arid
Nancy
Leon Mirman
Alace
Lorraine
Hart warns Bolshevik threat may prolong fighting
Cambridge Massachusetts November 15 Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard University warned that hostilities may not be over. He warned the Red Spectre of Bolshevism in Germany and Austria Hungary could force renewed American and allied action to prevent civil war and uphold stable governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hart
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Hart
German Austrian Republic Proclaimed Tomorrow Say Vienna Papers
Vienna newspapers report the German Austrian republic will be proclaimed tomorrow and Charles I’s bid to reside in Vienna as a private citizen is refused, via Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
London
Cherles
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Peasant councils urged to run German food supply
Amsterdam dispatch reports the new German government appealing to peasants to form peasant councils to administer food supply. The appeal argues voluntary self administration is better than bureaucratic control and would forestall compulsory measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Owklige
Boy Killed by Auto in South Windsor
Raymond Reardon, 10, of South Windsor, Conn., was struck and killed today at a Main Street station by an automobile owned by Mr. Brooks of Hartford, driver from the Bread Bronk Woolen Company. Eyewitnesses say the boy darted into the street while playing with a companion on his way to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rearded
South Windsor Bere
South Winsor
Conn
Raymont Reardon
Myerrald
John Reardon
Main Street
Hrooks
Hartford
Bread Bronk Woolen Company
Strick
Armistice Terms Omitted Food Provision Clause
Copenhagen Nov 15 The Politiken quotes Colonel Wade British military attache that the German publication of armistice terms omitted one or seven articles, notably the provision that the Allies would supply food if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
the Politiken
Wade
Health concerns and prison deaths noted by Judge Weeks
Judge J W Weeks observed ongoing health issues at state hospital and trial school with influenza causing deaths. meanwhile two dozen deaths in the state hospital area and two at the penitentary section. The U S Highway Council telegram announced its dissolution, voiding pending highway project approvals and impacting next year’s plans. Probate appointments were made in Montpelier for Guy Moratown and Sarah Duiley estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasket
Thia
H.W. Smith
Northfield
Guy One Late
Moratown
Embry Dailey
Montpelier
Sarah Duiley
Lite
U S Soldiers Suffer Slump After Armistice
Washington November 15 reports from the War Department describe a sharp morale slump among American troops after the Europe cease-fire and the armistice signing. Soldiers show confusion and loosened discipline, with some viewing themselves released from camp routines and relatives urged to help return absentees to avoid disgrace and possible punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Europe
War Department
Vermont War Work Fund Progress Report
Vermont War Work Fund shows $416 765 subscribed at Barre publicity HQ as campaigns push to over the top. Counties report varied totals while Castleton Cast Middlebury Norwich Vermont University and the University of Vermont students divisions exceed quotas. Victory boys and girls units build pledges in towns including Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Publicity Department
Barresey
Vermont
Tiaica Beaton
Washington County
Addison
Bennington
Caledonian
Chittenden
Kesex
Franklin
Grand Tele
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Windhar
Windsor
Castleton Normal School
Middlebury College
Norwich
Victory
Victory Boys
Victory Girls
Baltimore
Barre
Knight O Beeen Hee
N. E. Avery
Barre Town
Daniels
Marre Town
Kepner
M.C. A
Brennan
Cotton prices jump ten dollars a bale on opening
New York November 15 Cotton advanced ten dollars a bale within minutes after the market opened. The gain marked the day’s maximum fluctuation limit set to curb speculation. The rise was blamed on heavy covering of large short contracts held by Liverpool. Local brokers then saw nearly 30 points in realized gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Influenza cases fall by one third in army camps report
Washington November 13 The surgeon general’s weekly report says Spanish flu checked with further improvement. Total cases dropped about one third to 6,887 for the week ending Nov 13 from 18,175 prior, with marked pneumonia improvement. Ovila W. from North Main Street returned to the city after working at a former hotel in Malana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Surgeon General
Figeures Mde
Ovila
North Main Street
A Ayneers
Hore
Malaua
Two War Work Fund Meetings Held in Barre Vermont
Two meetings last night in Barre towns East Barre Opera House and Gilbert’s theatre rallied support for the United War Work campaign. Speakers included Joseph Brennan from Boston O D Kepner MA worker and former Senator Harry Daniels with local officials praising Barre’s contributions and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Barre
Upder Graniteville
Barra
United War Work
Salvation Army
National Catholic War Council
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
East Barre Opera House
Gilbert
Atty
Joseph Brennan
Boston
National War Council
O. D. Kepner
France
Harry Daniel
East Montpelier
Washington County
Harold P. Hinman
State Publicity Committee
Graniteville
NO BILL DRAFTERS AT START OF LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Article notes vacancy in key drafting posts as the legislature prepares to open. It states no appointments were made to fill the positions held by the former officials and that the two members are to be in service before convening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwa
Sergeaniteat Arme
Dwight Dwinell
TRYING COLLISION CASE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT
In Barre Washington county court this morning the trial of S A Bianchi against Clinton Millar began after delays. The suit seeks damages from a collision on Washington Street with intervening parties referenced as Ke Gus and Eae to Son. Witnesses including A H H Boxtell testified about the Bianchi machine and overhaul costs for insurance payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
A. A. Mlavehi
Clinton Millar
Washington Street
Barre
Millar Far
Biaselt
KE. Gusa
Aaa Wane
Stewart Cunningham
May Cunningham
Hianchi Va
Millar
W. H. Berdan
Waterbury
Ayers
E. D. Waldo
Cabot
B. L. Bell
Herling
W. Meare
Marshfield PD
Ranfill
G. W! Luce
Montpelier
I. R. Wells
Middlesex
Edmond Eddy
Ei Db
Mather
W. E. Mills
Waitsfield
D. B. Bisbee
A. H H. Boxtell
Buxzell
Bianchi
Mrs Laura Adams Dead Montpelier Merchant Wife of John Adams
Mrs Laura Adams wife of Montpelier horse merchant John Adams died about 1130 this morning following an operation at Heaton hospital on Thursday. She was daughter of Arthur and Mrs Ropes former Montpelier Journal editor and native of Montpelier. She leaves husband four children Katherine John P Laure and Charles and sister Mrs Harlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Adams
John Adams
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Arthur Ropes
Katherine
John P
Laure
Charles Adlum
Harlow
Berlin council aims to dissolve red guards plan
A London report cites the Berlin soldiers and workmen's council deciding to dissolve the red guards. Captain Von Hold, their leader, has reportedly been dismissed for planning revolutionary acts. The telegram from Copenhagen notes the move as a response to alleged revolutionary plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Guards
Plan of
Berlin
Workmen's Council
London
Thurday
Copenluyorn
von Hold
Red Gaunts
Hing
Newberry and Moses Senate Seats Under Scrutiny
Democrats in Washington raise bribery charges over the Michigan and New Hampshire seats. A recount is ordered for New Hampshire on December 9 after a protest from the state Democratic chair. The Elections Committee defers action pending added information from the non-partisan Ford-for-Senate group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Michigan
George H. Moshe
New Hampshire
Fordrast
Lees
New
Henry Ford
Moses
John B. Jameson
Galler
Alexander Murchie
New Hampahian
Democratic State Committee
Ponorene
Devfi
Synatora Nevin
Talaga
Ebert
H. Fowler
Newberry
Supreme Court Adjourns After Foreclosure Case
The Supreme Court concluded Thursday with an adjournment after an agreed facts foreclosure case, Chittenden County Trust vs Ly Hurd et al. The court appointed a commission to hear evidence on Ernest H. O'Brien's disbarment and settled and continued several cases across Rutland, Chittenden, Orleans, Essex, Caledonia, Windham, Windsor, and Washington counties. Some cases were heard on briefs, others continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Chittenden County Trust
Ga. Va. Ly
Hurd
J. H. Magcomber
W. A. Bullard
Ernest H. O'Brien
Rutland
RW. Halburd
Hyde Park
WH. Ibe
Puirfield
G. L. Hunt
Montpelier
Montpelier. the Aap Keeen
Rene Par
Anna
Joe Watson
Rutland County
William Potter
Annette Pierce
Jennie Leonard
Potter Va
Potter
Clarendon
Chittenden County
BL J. Walker
Burlington
Clark Vas
Traveler's Insurance Company
Orleans County
Essex County
Stern Brow
Va. W
Caledonia County
Fred Sanborn
Windham County
Georgipana Bacon
Dummerston
Windsor County
Ellza Blandin
Matthew Hannah
John Hannah
Wnvitation
Wilson Va
Richardson
Robert Sykes
William Bartlett
William Mayo
Ve. BE
Claflin
Washington County
Charles Harclay
Ve. Wetmore & Morse Granite Co
Lane Ve, M. L. Wood and Lane Manufacturing Co
Ohn Mimeux
Benjamin Gates
Talk of the Town Births and local campaign notes
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Walter F LaBell of Second Street. Rev P H Lertign of New York discussed plans with Harre clergy and laymen for a Baptist campaign set to begin next week. The Granite Cutters Journal features a Powell memorial image. Authorities continue probing cemetery interment violations by a former Beckley Street cemetery sexton with others interviewed. Grand Juror William Wishart says the inquiry may yield developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. LaBell
Second Street
P. H. Lertign
New York
Harre
Granite Cutters’ Journal
Powell
Roanoke
Barrette
Beckley Street
Board of Health
William Wishart
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Sir David Beatty
Helgoland
Holyoke
Otator
Holynie
Omae
Henry B. Endicott
State Public Safety Committee
Washington
Marshal Crowder
Nus Leavens
Linus Leavens
Jennington
Caledonia
Lamojile
Boy
Auto
U.S
Vermont War Work Fund
Coming Along
Wight
S.A. Bianchi
Wyss
Senate
Talk OF
the Town
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