Walkout of Railroad Workers Indicated by Leaders
Chicago October 15 Leaders of the railway brotherhoods considered a wage cut of about 10 percent proposed by railroad executives amid a strike vote. They warned a walkout could occur on some roads after talks. executives said the cut would be passed to the public via reduced freight rates.
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Chicago
Brotherhoods
Lee
Brother and Tallrond
Enteans
Hhimitlroats
Samuel M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
Birdberhood
Fett
Geddes to lay wreath at Arlington National Cemetery
Sir Aurkland Geddes British ambassador to the United States will lay a wreath of South African flowers on the tomb of America's unknown warrior at Arlington National Cemetery. The inscription honors the shared sacrifice and calls for the living to respond. The ceremony date has not yet been announced.
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Tomb of America
London
Aurkland Geddes
United States
America
Union of South Africa
National Cemetery
Arlington
Former German emperor trims household for economy in stamps era
Doorn Netherlands Oct. 15 The former German emperor seeks to ease financial strain caused by the German mark stamp by reducing his household and adopting radical cost cutting. Ten of his staff members are cut including the chief gardener replaced by William. Gardening becomes a hobby as he tires of chopping wood and awing.
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Doorn
Holland
Asse Press
Cies
William
Pershing Goes to London for Medal of Honor Ceremony
Gen Pershing departs London on a special car to Havre on Sunday for a ceremony presenting the congressional medal of honor to a British recipient. He travels with one aide, returns to Havre by destroyer Tuesday, then drives to Paris. He will attend social functions in his honor on Weltes Bay before leaving Cherbourg Thursday to board the George Washington home.
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Paris
Viet
John
Pershing
Havre
Great Britain
Whering
England
Paria
Weltes Bay
Cherbourge
George Washington
America
Do not invest in Philippines warns Chamber of Commerce
The American chamber of commerce approved a cablegram to its Washington representative John Hord advising against further American investment in the Philippines until its permanent political status is settled. The message urged publicity for any additional investments be avoided until policy status of the islands is fixed as a territory of the United States.
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Manils
Associated Press
American Chamber of Commerce Today
John &. Hord
Washington
Philippines
United States
Americas Community
Earthquake Felt Near Chicago Amid Pacific Region Center
Plan membership campaign reports a moderate two and a half hour quake detected by the seismograph at the United States Weather Bureau. Center of disturbance located about 50 miles southwest of Chicago, likely in the Pacific area. Tremors occurred in the early morning with varying intensities.
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Chicago
United Heaters Government Weather Bureau
Pacific
A. m
A.m
Detroit
Ed States
Canada
You First Alphonse Amid War Talk in Lawton Speech
An OCR fragment cites former Senator Thomas P L Gare of Lawton Oklahoma addressing disarmament. The text is garbled but references ending the war and a personal plea or remark to an interlocutor, with unclear surrounding context and misread phrases.
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Ener Harding
Thomas PL Gare
Lawton
Oklo
Tatesmman
United States allocates 1.2 million for Russian relief
Felix M Warburg chairs fund distribution for Jewish relief amid World War II era aid. The $1,200,000 appropriation will support relief work in Russia and assistance to refugees in nearby countries, managed through the American Relief administration.
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New York
Huesia
Ponmtries
Felix M Warburg
Fragmentary note on cabinet reshuffle and approval
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cabinet reshuffle or reorganization involving Ohler and Bae Theweil, with unclear dates or details. The readable bits suggest a political context and possible approval or offer of new ministries, but specifics are missing.
London Papers Spotlight US Britain Ties and Armistice Prelude
London reports fill space with US Britain relations and Lloyd George return plans. An appeal from Sulgrave Institute seeks 40 000 pounds to restore George Washington’s ancestral home as a sign of renewed Anglo American understanding ahead of Armistice Day. The Times and Morning Post endorse the appeal. Lloyd George's US visit hinges on Irish conference outcomes.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Todicy
Lloyd George Joy Washington
Westminster Abbey
Sulgrave
America
Grorze
Washington
London Times
Morning Post
Lloyd George
Daily Chronicle
Half Million Fire Loss in Texas at Paris blaze
A five hour blaze in Paris Texas last night spread from the business district into two residential blocks. Firefighters gained control in the business district by morning but fires continued elsewhere. The loss is estimated in excess of a half million dollars.
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Paris
Texas
Larceny of a Two Family House Case in Cambridgeport
In Cambridgeport, a two family house owned by Patrick J. Colline on Davie Street was stolen while unoccupied. Police report the condemned bus not relevant, and neighbors note the burglars ripped off shutters, leaving only the frame. Several boys from Cambridgeport appeared in court on the charge of larceny.
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Cambridge
Mars
Cambridgeport
Patrick J. Colline
Davie Street
Senate action targets wages at Federal Reserve banks
The U S Senate adopted a resolution directing the New York Federal Reserve and other banks to report salaries and expenses amid charges that New York bank salaries rose by more than a thousand dollars since the war. North Carolina Democrat Wy At press time in Washington the resolution cited wage concerns and related bank costs.
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Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Igert
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Washington
Oct
Falls Claims Another Victim On Treacherous River
A garbled report mentions a tragedy on a river in which a victim is claimed. Authorities or witnesses are not clearly identified. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Falls
Automobile over bridge statesiti
An unclear OCR fragment reports an automobile incident over a bridge with names such as Fred Bien and Labbe mentioned, but details are unreadable. The readable elements suggest a local road mishap and potential witness references without verifiable specifics.
Kansas Miners in Wrangle: Old Officials Retain Power
Pittsburg Kan October reports show President Alexander M Howat of the Kansas Miners Union still in office after suspension by John L Lewis. About 12 000 miners who walked off job following jailings of Howat and August Dorcy faced division with northern workers rebuffing the Lewis provisional group while southern factions prepared to resume work. Suspended leaders held district HQs as the provisional body moved to consolidate control and pressure banks to halt union deposits.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Alexander M. Howat
Kansas Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
International Union
Howst
August Dorcy
Anion
Lewis
Lore Hotel
British and French in Agreement on League Council
Paris reports both British and French agree with the League of Nations recommendations for Coban pradem. The council’s measures are to be implemented as soon as possible, with the Allies notifying Germany and Poland to take immediate steps to apply the decisions.
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Paris
League of Nations
Uy Coban Pradem
SUE CHICAGO CARPENTERS RESTRICTION DISPUTE
A Chicago carpenters dispute alleges a district council imposes a monopoly and conscripts workers into contracts. The case seeks relief from council interference, claiming employees are forced to accept higher terms at the mill and factory, with wages debated across cities.
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Ceesee District Enamell
Couner
Counel
Prayer Campaign Calls for Armament Reduction
United churches across the United States plan a November observance and education drive on armament limits ahead of an international conference. The Federal Council of Churches urges congregations to special services on Armistice Day and to advocate practical steps toward a warless world, stressing mutual armament reduction among nations.
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Washington, D.C
International Conference On
Federal Council of the Churches of Chedar
America
Nola
Federal Council
United Mass
Wien
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Newark
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Rochester
Dayton
Hartford
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
Paterson
Erie
Sacramento
Massachusetts
Obkio
Pennsylvania
California
Federal Council of the Churches
Wald
Scarlet fever causes quarantine at Vermont academy
Hollows Pulls Ort and all of the Mond girls attended the Vermont academy on the Saxtone River, now under quarantine after one resident fell ill with scarlet fever. Principal MacFarland expects about ten days of isolation, with many girls permitted to return home. The teachers convention at Rutland led to a paused schedule.
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Hollows
Vermont Academy
Saxtone River
MacFarland
Ruland
Elunmes Hs
Churatay
Readsboro Wins Suit Over Railroad Case
Federal jury returned a verdict in a Rutland to Readsboro case against the Hooxse Tunnel and Wilmington railroad company. The court awarded 176 dollars to the plaintiff, with more civil action futures anticipated as the case proceeds through the system.
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H. T. & W. Railroad Co
Burlington
United States
Pilainum
Keadtahoro
Hooxse Tunnel
Wilmington
Rutland
Washington
Tlc
Misimen
Willard Holbrook
Cavalry
Start Mill at Bellows Falls Opens After Wage Talks
Bellows Falls mill begins operation Thursday after negotiation with Joel International Paper Co. Workers, many veterans, will run the plant as the latest activity since May when more than 0 employees were laid off. A wage cut proposal of 162.9 per count and an open ship are under review.
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Bellows Palle
Qet
Joel International Paper Co
Etm
Talk of the Town in a Fragmentary Omaha Red Row
A garbled OCR style snippet from a Omaha page mentions social notes and a local scene. Names and clear events are sparse but the text hints at town chatter, framed as a society column with unclear references and broken phrases.
Brattleters, et al Declare New Constitution and Fee
The Windia las face tuamen held its snanal nesting and adopted a new constitution. A membership fee of 10 dollars was imposed. Officials from Vanerh Vernemene and others were involved in the decision and various local figures were noted. The event occurred yesterday afternoon with several attendees listed.
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Brattleters
Tuamen
Vanerh Vernemene
Henry Vroet
Hnet
Ketabronk
Aeerively
Charnes T
Chicago Loses in Libel Suit Against Tribune
Judge Harry Pisher sustained the Chicago Tribunes demurrer to a 10 million libel suit filed by the city. He ruled the city had no cause for action and rejected an amendment petition. The city had sued Tribune Trinity and the Daily News over alleged false statements about Chicago's financial standing and credit.
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Chicago
Harry Pish
Chicago Tribune
Tritine
The
Daily News
State Tax Chief Morse Resigns in Vermont Shuffle
Melvin G. Morse of Hardwick resigns as Vermont tax commissioner effective November 30. John M. Avery will succeed him. Morse, a two term official, served in World War I and later practiced law in Hardwick. He previously held roles as state's attorney and Caledonia County judge.
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Btate
Melvin G. Morse
Hardwick
Hartness
Montpelier
John M. Avery
Morse
M.C. A
Massachuetta Infantry
Caledonia
Caledonia County
Two Auto Accidents Reported Near Barre and Williamstown
A Cadillac bearing 1047 driven by Herbert Pierce of Montpelier left the road near Jones Brothers last night. Pierce was shaken but uninjured, with the car damaged and towed later. In Williamstown a Franklin car carrying a couple and two children slid off the road into a gulf bank. no injuries were reported.
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Herbert Rt Pierce
Montpelier
Jones Brothers
Barre
de. Wark
Pierce
Praenklin
Williamstown Gulf
Parish Announces New Aide at St Mogica's Church
The Rev P M Kenna announces Hos Richard J Cah D D as assistant to the pastor at St Mogica's church. Cah has served in the west and begins work in the Marrie parish starting this month.
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Richard J. Cah
D. D
P.M
Reynoldes Welcome Visitor With Framed Thanks
Mr and Mrs Joha Reynolde hosted a late visit with their son and daughter in law. A notable ritual displayed a network of assistants including Frank Hated and Charles Lanlevni. Presenters offered thanks in the foyer as Verment officials observed. A Mas segs segs were presented from Camboidgn and MeQue to mark Mere ingress and loyalty.
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Reynolde
Howe
John
Verment
Renerat
Etta Franklin Heads Vermont Teachers Assoc
Miss Etta Franklin of Rutland elected president of the Vermont State Teachers Association at the closing session of the 72nd annual meeting. Homer Hutt, Homer Walton named as secretary and treasurer. Invitations extended to Rutland St Johnsbury and Montpelier to host the 122nd convention in October. Executive committee named D W MacLellan E A Hamilton Miss Bessie K Thomas. Directors include H A Swatfield Superintendent Puttee Miss Mabel Chandler Miss Amy Cutler. Walter state education commissioner of Rhode Island named honorary member. Vermont Music Teachers Association also elects officers and committees with Marion Dorward Miss Silas C. Warren Mrs Ken Shattuck and others.
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Rutland
Mive Etta Franklin
Vermont State ‘Teachers’ Association
Yostaniay
Homer Hutt
Thin Yest
Homer Bwanton
Alice Chandler
St. Athe
Eugene Clause
Richmond
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
D. W. MacLellan
Bennington
E. A. Hamilton
Newport
Bessie K. Thomas
Wonnstock
H. A. Swatfield
Puttee
Brandon
Mabel Chandler
Barre
Amy Cutler
Walter
Rhode Island
Vermont Association
Phe
Marion Deane
C. L. Joy
Waite River Junction
H. FE. Hunt
Swanton
Rose E. Lacia
A. E B. Tuttle
Bellows Falls
P. R. Traverse
Cas Heton
W. H. Heamer
Subscribers Urged To Visit The Exchange In Barre
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Co observes Telephone Week from October 17 to showcase exchange operations. Barre visitors will learn about the switchboard and line work, with H Almon, W. Clifford, and Fred A. Carr highlighted for early and current duties. Barre’s exchange serves about 5,200 telephones, with Montpelier 2,150 and Waterbury 410, handling 9,000 to 11,000 local calls daily across the county.
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New England Telene & Telegraph Co
H. Almon
Montpelier
W. ©. Clifford
Dakota
Fred A. Carr
White River Junction
Mr. Almon
Woman's Club
Board of Trade
Man dies in tractor accident in St Albans
Arcade Mushiew, about 40, unmarried, of Lake Street, was killed when a tractor wheel pulley failed while he rode to Russell Street to cut wood. The pulley snapped, throwing him to the road as the tractor lurched into a ditch. Passersby attempted aid, but he died on scene.
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St. Albans
Mushiew
Lake Street
Mashlow
Elm Street
Russell Street
Pices
Rushbig
Ararhy
Sawing Accident Injures George Morcombe in Middlebury
While sawing logs at the M. T. Butte site Morcombe sustained a wrist wound requiring thirteen stitches. He was temporarily immobilized but received aid from onlookers and remained at the scene as help arrived.
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George Morcombe
Middlebury
M. T. Butte
Man shoots woman then kills himself in Boston incident
In Boston, Claude1, a garage worker from Seattle, shot Bessie Malden at a south end apartment then killed himself. Police say the couple had been keeping company for some time. the woman is expected to recover.
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Boston
Claude
Bessie Oof Malden
South End
Seattle
Wash
Obituary: Mrs Juliette A Perry Dies at 80 in Plainfield
Mrs Juliette A Perry died at her Mid Friday after noon October 14 after years of declining health aged 80. Born in Plainfield she lived there until 43 years ago when she moved to the farm where she died. She married John Perry in 1850. he died in 1911. She leaves son Charles D Perry with his family three grandchildren Lloyd A Minott of Montpelier C Harold Perry and Miss Florence J Perry and two great grandchildren Mary Elizabeth and John. Funeral from her home Sunday at 2 o clock with Rev Arthur W Hewitt officiating.
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Juliette A
Plainfield
John Perry
Charles D. Perry
Lloyd A. Minott
Montpelier
C. Harold Perry
Florence J. Perry
Mary Elizabeth
Johm
Wice
Arthur W. Hewitt
Settlement in Cota v McKay alienation case ends
The alienation suit by Fred M. Cota of Fayston against Jin McKay of East Montpelier was settled out of court on the eve of trial in Washington county. About twenty witnesses had been called. the settlement amount was not public but placed at 500 dollars. FF. B. Thomas represented the plaintiff and F. E. Gleason for the defense. The next trial listed was Mann v Law, with allegations of alienation of affection and a damages claim of 1000 dollars. The case recalls the elder Mann v Mann divorce context, the couple being about seventy.
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Fred M. Cota
Fayston
Jin McKay
East Montpelier
Tial
Washington
B. Thomas
F. E. Gleason
George W. Mann
Donnie Law
Nin
Peat
Hyland to Represent Vermont at Unknown Soldier Burial
Hyland of Hulland was named by Governor Hartness to represent Vermont in Washington for the November 11 burial of the unknown soldier. The U S government will cover transportation and all expenses for delegates as guests of the government. The United States task is to honor every 10,000 veterans of the late war. Anne Fly, new Vermont American Legion commander, was unanimously chosen to lead the state Legion at Rutland’s recent convention.
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Hyland
Hulland
Hartness
Vermont
Wieslington
U.S
United States
Fly- Anne
The
Legion
Rutland
Visitor from Wincoski attends Barre event amid sport chatter
Robert Mt Houghton of Wincoski visited Barre yesterday as did Fred Davis of Brockton Mac on a business trip via Harre. The crowd discussed the postponed race between Single 2 the 121 sensation and Verne Patches at St Albans with Single 2 showing a 202 mark and Patches noted as a favourite.
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Robert Mt Houghton
Wincoski
Barre
Fred Davis
Brockton
Mac
Harre
Robert Barclay
Samuel Rand
Norwich “ Hall
Philtipe
Annie
Eeulauipeen
En Core
Verne
St. Albans
St Alba
Bern
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