Peace Council Demands Suppression of German Constitution Article
Paris dispatch reports the Supreme Peace Conference sending a forcible note to the German government. It denounces Article 61 of the German constitution as conflicting with Article 80 of the Versailles treaty, threatens occupation of the left bank of the Rhine if not repealed, and seeks to bar German interference in Austrian affairs amid plans for Austria’s representation in the German Reichstag. The note cites Vienna’s stance and outlines the allied demand to suppress the contested provision within a fortnight.
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Rhine
Paris
Pannel
Austria
Germany
Anetris
Council of the League of Mations
Expected Vote On Treaty Thursday in Paris
Paris dispatch reports that the chamber of deputies is anticipated to vote on the treaty Saturday while Captain Andre Taniin leads the government debate with Jean Tule Barthou and War Council members in support. The Senate reportedly requires four sittings before ratification amid discussion of German peace terms and mobilization figures.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poare Trinaty
Marvel Hutin
Feho de Paris
Andre Taniiin
Jean ‘Tule
Barthou
Tate
War Council
Senate
Andre
Wir Lowes
Wilson Keeps Treaty Texts From Senate
Washington Sept 2 The foreign relations committee declined to disclose draft treaty texts to the Senate citing executive privilege and fear of undermining Croat negotiations while President Wilson asserts authority to withhold information on the German allied pacts. Copenhagen Sept 2 The Lithuanian delegation reports Soviet peace talks falter as bolshevik influence surrounds peace efforts amid advancing talks.
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Germany
Senate
Cotton Crop Estimated At 61.4 Percent Of Normal
Washington September 2 The Department of Agriculture estimates the crop at 11 250 000 bales based on conditions reported August 25 the yield at 61.4 percent of normal. Figures reflect early status of the season and suggest a below average harvest for the year.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department of Tyre
Nich
Mexican Border Firing Wounds Air Officer Near Laredo
Two American aviation officers on border patrol were fired upon by a group of Mexicans while flying over the Rio Grande near Laredo Texas. Captain Davis By McNabb was wounded in the head. Lieutenant Johnson guided the plane to safety on the U.S. side as a surgeon team rushed to aid.
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Rio Grande
Santa Ipahol Creek
Communists and Socialists Split at National Rally
In Chin Sept 2 a heated session of the National Socialist convention ended with the communist wing adjourning after a morning of acrimony. Police guarded the meeting where delegates split into three groups communist left wing and right wing. The aim was to push toward union of communist and left wing Socialists. The communist faction favors principles of the Russian revolutionists.
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Chin
National Socialist Party
Foot Caught in Frog Ends in Tragedy at Night
In Chicago a Baltimore & Ohio cashier named Tanner and his wife were struck on a railroad frog by a limited train on the Chicago and Northwestern line. Tanner and his wife died, a bystander John Miller suffered injuries including a fractured arm, and three children became orphans.
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Chicago
Maury
Tanner
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Saan
Chicaso & Northwestern
John Miller
Rutland County Fair Opens With Record-Tying Races
About seven thousand fans witnessed fast heats at Rutland grounds as the Rutland County Fair opened. Northern Direct, owned in Goxtien, was pushed to the limit in the 210 pace, breaking track records set by Fred W. sinew 19ht. The second heat featured Northern Direct defeating Billy Jackson, owned by J. J. Kingsley.
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Rutland
Rutlinl Grounds
Fred W. Sinew
Rutlams County Fair
Northern Direct
Goxtien, Y
Billy Jackeon
J. J Kingsley
Boston
Worthern Direct
Dilly Dockson
Ormonde
Cian
Rabben
Ram
Anna Been
Chim
Daly
Poines
Waillin
Mlace
Timentiti
Pah
Seetee Rece
Mike
Pure
Boston Theatres Closed After Strike By Theatre Officials
Six Boston theatres hosting traveling shows were shut down by a united strike last night. In a joint statement, officials said city theatres and their next entrances will be closed indefinitely, halting all showing of traveling attractions.
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Boston
Spt
Aetyre
Etage Baside
Mussolinns
Tls
Prices Break On Report In Cotton Market
New York a heavy break followed publication of the government report in the cotton market today. Top orders were uncovered on the break, and active months 05 to 100 points below Friday's closing figures. December sold off from 32.15 to 30.00 within a few minutes.
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New York
Ity
Cardinal Mercier to Convey Holy See Views on League of Nations
Cardinal Mercier has been entrusted by the Holy See with presenting the Vatican’s views to President Wilson on the League of Nations. The report notes the envoy will carry official positions from Rome to Washington, aiming to influence U S policy.
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Cardinal Mercier
Holy See
League of Nations
Paria
United States
the News
Wilson
Senate proposes private railroads with wartime controls
Washington outlines Cummins plan for private ownership of railroads under tight government supervision. The bill would end government control on enactment day, create a five member railway transportation board, and prohibit strikes and lockouts. It strengthens the Interstate Commerce Commission as the overarching regulator and sets payment contracts and rate changes under federal action.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate
Ming
Cumming
Kellogg
Minnesota
Poindexter
Sreeeeees
Pomerone
Ohio
Robinson
Arkansas
Democratas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Transportatton Board
Interstate Commerce
Lee Penny
Aqua Ly
Iayore
Suthecks
Setul Labor Nest
Interatate Commerce Commission
Bells and Whistles greet Prince's Train arrives
The prince of Wales arrived by special train to Montreal greeted by church bells and factory whistles. He plans a few hours in the city including a 40emite auto tour, a Mount Royal visit, and an official luncheon. He will depart for a western trip after the stop.
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Montreal
Prince of Wales
Ottawa
Mount Royal
Mederie
Mixyor
Carter
Kingeonge
Carranza Defends Mexican Rights in Congress Speech
In Mexico City on September 1 President Carranza denounced U S punitive expeditions into Mexico as a serious violation of Mexican rights. He cited banditry and U S actions as provocation and argued neutral conduct by Mexico while noting U S pressure and responses as part of the broader dispute. The message touched on neutrality and international law, asserting Mexican stance amid cross border tensions.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Carranea
Congress
Alta
United States
Republic of Mexico
Government of
Fifty Years of Marriage Celebrated at MeIndoes
MeIndoes Sept 2 The golden wedding anniversary of Isaac Couritt Moore and Abbie Mason Moore was celebrated at their home with friends from MeIndoes Monroe NH and nearby towns. They married fifty years ago in the parsonage at Wershire and ran a farm in North Monroe until 1897 a fire burned the place they then moved to Vermont before settling in MeIndoes. Both are members of the North Monroe Methodist Church and Moore belongs to the Connecticut River lodge No. 7 Odd Fellows Burnet and Austin Gromiel Post No. 67 G A R Monroe.
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MeIndoes
Isaac
Moore
MeIndows
Monroe
Isaac Couritt Moore
North Monroe
N. H
Archibald
Nancy (Moore) Moore
Fredericksburg
L C Cummings Dies In Auto Accident Near Montpelier
Lawson Cummings aged 71 died at Heaton hospital after his Prairie Belle overturned in Morse's woods five miles from Montpelier while en route to East Montpelier. He was a Montpelier inventor and manufacturer of telescopic sights for rifle shooting and was the first Montpelier resident to own an automobile. He left Harris garage Saturday evening and was found by Rowe Campbell. funeral held at 2:40 p.m. at the Spicer home with Rev. J B Reardon officiating.
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Lawson Cummings
Heaton Hospital
Morse's Woods
Montpelier
East Montpelier
Sant
Thangs
Harris Garage
About & Welock
Oil County
More's Wood
Rowee Campbell
St. Moraes Hous
Ald
Midge Saint
Mr. i
Mr. Cummings
Mr. Morse
Cummings
Morne
Past Mont Ye
Nellie Trene
Edward Barnum
Ne Drasks
Cimsnings
David Spicer
J. B. Reardon
Barre
Assaulted and robbed 12 year old woman near Middlebury field
Mrs. Knight of New York City visiting Middlebury describes an assault in a field near the proposed hospital site. A man about 12 years old, in dark clothes, grabbed her by the throat, she struck back with a penknife, and he fled after robbing her handbag containing letters, money, and a gold watch. The 82 year old victim screamed. daughter aided her home as police search continues.
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Middlebury
Thia
Barre Knitting Mill Subscriptions Surpass $200,000 Milestone
In Barre the drive to fund a new knitting mill reaches the $200,000 mark as subscriptions pour in, boosting confidence that the $250,000 goal will be reached by week’s end. Board of Trade leaders credit community spirit and investor confidence, with renewed efforts to secure the remaining funds from willing subscribers and neighboring towns.
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Nme
Board of Trade Directors
Ees
Barre
Notin
Pur Rhinaing
Soci Senas
Joon
Bec
W. A. Drew
Board of Trade
Howland Beiling
Two New Corporations Form to Make Scythes at Bellows Falls
The Derby & Ballotation of Bellows Falls files articles with the secretary of state to manufacture scythes and forks in Bellows Falls with capital stock of 850000. Papers are signed by Margaret Bryder Jeanie Tryder H D Ryder and Warmer E Graham of Bellows Falls. The Cambridge Cooperative Farm Products Co of Cambridge files articles with capital stock of 41000 to manufacture farm products, papers signed by several local farmers.
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Hellows Falls
Bellows Falls
Margaret, Bryder
Jeanie Tryder
H. D
Ryder
Warmer
Graham
Cambridge Co
Cambridge
State farm animal counts from clerk reports
Town clerks reported state totals for livestock including cows 211,436 horses 67,240 hogs 40,923 and sheep 49,045. The data also lists silos 8,006 hog stock 40,929 and pure bred bulls 3,522 with delays due to late returns by some clerks.
Townshend Driver Loses License for Report Violations
W Walter Pheg of Townshend had his automobile license suspended by Secretary of State Harry A Black after involvement in a motorcycle accident and failure to report the incident. A second report cited a August accident near Montpelier involving Joseph Dessareau of Barre, damaging his machine and throwing Miss Renn Freeman of New York City.
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W. Walter Pheg
Townshend
Harry A. Black
H. Walter Thee
Ton Price
Montpalinr
Harve
Joseph 1
Dessareau
Barre
Renn Freeman
New York City
Pretty Wedding at St. Monica’s Church
Anna Blair wed Lester Richmond in a Richmond-Blais ceremony at St. Monica’s Church yesterday morning. The bride wore blue georgette crepe with matching accessories, attended by her sister Irene Blair as maid of honor. Guests from Barre, Springfield, West Chazy, Whit ing, Burlington, Claremont, Milwaukee, Plattsburg, and Montpelier attended. couple to reside in Springfield after October 1.
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St. Monica's
Yeitin Pete
Snhat Siorelonk
Anna Blair
Ri Blair
Lester Richmond
Borineheld
Kenna
Misaner
Eee
Ai Lo An Te
West Chazy
Li Os Ente
Jeddie Sharkey
Whiting
Jueos White
Burlington
Margaret Rever
Claremont
N. Hi
Mitcheil Blainn
Milwaukee
Wir
Mix Mina Blair
Plattsburg
N. Y
Herman Blair
West Chary
William Seleily
Montpelier
Elector Blair
Waterbury
Richmond
Mr. Richmond
Mascacinietti
New York
Pretty wedding unites Signy Norin and Wareham Wilker
Miss Signy Norin of Montpelier and Wareham Wilker of Calais wed at 4Y Elmore Street in a single ring ceremony attended by near relatives. Rev Charles St John officiated at the bride’s aunt Mrs Alfred Oleen’s home. The couple, after a brief stay in Montpelier, plan to move to Springfield.
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Elmore Street
Signy Norin
Montpelier
Wareham
Nanny Norin
Clarence Wilbur
Calais
Olsen
Wilbur
John Norin
Orange
Gate Gore
FA. Dwinell
Charlow Wilbur
Springfield
Two Montpelier Couples Tie The Knot In early Wedding Ceremonies
Delving Gagne of Websterville wed Wilfred Young of Webster ville in a dawn service at Br. Bylvesta’s church. The bride wore white silk and carried roses. sister Josephine Gagne attended. They plan to reside in Webserville with a breakfast reception at Mrs. Young’s home. Earlier, Montpelier couple Helen Irene Pereau and Doyle Doyle married at St Auspentine’s with Rev. Joseph Doyle officiating. bride Margaret Doyle attended by her sister, groom’s friend Louis Honey. The groom’s background ties to Montpelier’s Union Dry Goods. couple departed for their wedding trip this noon.
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Delving Gagne
Peter Gagne
Websterville
Wilfred Young
Father LaChance
East Barre
Aoaapls Doyle
Montpelier
Helen Irege Perea
Gilbert Peremu
St. Ausprurtine’s
Joseph. Doyle
Mise Margaret Doyle
Louis Honey
T. F. Callitan
Lobengko
Montélsohn
Mateh
Montpatier
Mary Doyte
Union Dry Goody
Universalists Open 29th Vermont Convention With 200 Delegates
The Universalist convention of Vermont and Quebec opens at Morrisville with about 200 delegates in attendance. The 29th annual session of the Young People's Christian Union also commences, marking a busy start to the gathering.
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Morrisville
Universalist
Vermont
Quetes
Peopl
Christian Union
Talk of the Town at Sherbrooke reception
Dr and Mrs AL HL Reid visited at Sherbrooke P Q and hosted a Sun reception for a returned child. The event, held last evening at 161 Washington Street, featured about thirty five friends and relatives. Mint Mee Sanborn presented gifts including glassware silverware and a mirror. Len cream wafers were served by a committee including Mrs Hi Bo Sanborn Mrs I Field Mr A Young and Mrs W R Calleron.
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AL HL Reidave
Mra
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Child
Hemett Auto Sun
Lew Santourn
Waellington Street
Ange II
B. A. Young
Hi. Bo Sanborn
Labor Day Observance Draws Thousands for Two-Base Game
Bay Moretown staged a Labor Day celebration drawing thousands from Barre, Montpelier, and Pioualeg towns. A 12 inning morning game, a noon parade, and speeches dominated the day. Rev J B Reardon spoke on American ideals and democratic industry, praising the Peerless knitting mills and urging industrial freedom within constitutional rights.
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Jontpelier
Pioualeg
Barre City
J. B. Reardon
Universalist Church of
Barre
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