Allies Order Germany to Evacuate Lithuania- Paris Note
Paris news reports the Supreme Council will send a note through Marshal Foch demanding German evacuation of Lithuania. They warn provisioning and financial arrangements will be halted if Lithuania is not evacuated, with Highlanders to embark today. Reports include Serbia’s willingness to sign the Austrian treaty and Paris theater industry skirmishes over strikes.
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Supreme Council
Paris
Marshal Foch
Germany
Lithuania
Supreme Councl
Would Disarm Germany Proposal From French Official
Paris reports former French minister Andre Lefevre proposes a new negative tone among signatories of the German treaty to secure Germany's disarmament. The Committee refused to seek the opinion of the public on the plan.
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Paris
Vilee Vonmmitin
Andre Lefevre
Lance
Germany
Civil War Threat Alarms Italy Amid Crisis
Rome reports a rising fear of civil war as nationalist and socialist factions clamor for power amid post armistice turmoil. Generals and D Annunzio connections are named in plots to topple the Nitti cabinet for a military dictatorship. Strikes, cost of living, and socialist efforts push toward a broad political upheaval.
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Rome
Verageri
Italy
Cnt
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Finme
Nitti
Navy
Tittont
Adriatic
Spiritualism Linked To Murder Case In Nashville Hearing
In Nashville Tennessee on September 21 spiritualism was used in an effort to solve the murder of prominent attorney Robin J Cooper. Gabriele Hanken a psycho analytic detective testified that he saw Dennis Metcalt kill Cooper during a spiritualistic demonstration. Nora Lee a companion was also drawn into the proceedings as witnesses were held for the grand jury after a preliminary hearing.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin J. Cooper
Prominnt
Gabriele Hanken
Dennis Metcalt
Cooper
Gantenér
Nora Lee
Nego Cok
Hangen
Metcalt
G . Cooper
Appeals to French by Captain D Annunai
Captain Galilee D Annunai writes to the French in an appeal printed by the Exentelor. He cites destruction in towns including Lundlay and Perugia and mentions punitive actions by rearguard forces. The message condemns violations and calls for solidarity among brothers of France amid ongoing armed actions and territorial tensions.
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Paris
Beyt
Galilee D'Annunai
Exentelor
Leyine
Brothers of France
Cnr Gil
Lundlay Morte Rallon
Veronic Ani Perugia
Mena
Pri Fumiione
PD Anmianein
Mbanghi
Epiri
Wis Gamrides
Iain
Government store opens at Boeton with varied goods for sale
A government store at Boeton offers used and new equipment and groceries with government postage on all purchases. A parish service change follows a death, Rev Lawton’s Island Pond arrangements canceled. Eldon Earle of East Orange returns home. Mildred Cady travels home for weekend.
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Boeton
Mr. Lawton
Island Pond
Joly Spons
Lawton
Trona
Eldon A
Earle
East Orange
Mel
Ho AL Holt
Brattlehore
Mise
Mildred Cady
High Nelworthins
Middlebury
English Trains Halt as Nationwide Rail Strike Unfolds
London Sept 21 Rail workers walk out in a nationwide stoppage crippling service. Depots open but largely deserted while Southeastern railway reports a near halt in operations. Government reportedly ready to mobilize armed forces to run railways if needed.
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London
Nantimal Union of Rail
Untion
Southeastern Railway
England
Fiee
Koreta
Motorcare
Forrine
Fleet Street
T. Cramp
Railway Union
Eric Geddes
Motron
House of Commons
Preas
Farold
U S Interests Prejudiced by British and Japanese News Control
U S interests in the Far East are harmed by British and Japanese dominance of Orient news, says U S McCarthy. He urges new legislation to fund Navy wireless news service for a reliable trans Pacific flow. He notes government and Associated Press efforts previously provided daily reports from Guam Manila Shanghai Peking and Vancouver.
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X Orient
Washington, D. C
Far East
Drithdy
Dupandse
Orient
McCatthy
Sacramento
Cal
Ree
House
Mechanicusicn Comitter
Navy
America
United States
Navy Wireless
Guam
Manila
Shanghai
Peking
Vinilivestok
Elcpae
Preas
Drifted US steamer Lake Fanshawe disabled at sea
Hawkina Nova Scotia September 27 United States Shipping Board steamer Lake Fanshawe was drifting with a moderate northwest wind after engines were totally disabled. Reports indicate the vessel faced engine failure and navigational drift while awaiting assistance from nearby ships and authorities.
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Hawkina
N.S
United States
Lake Fanbush
Potato Rot Damage Heavy in Connecticut Farms
Connecticut farmers face a potential loss exceeding 2 million dollars due to potato rot. Deputy state dairy and food commissioner Jh Daniels estimates damage to a large portion of the crop, with some losses possibly pushing farmers toward bankruptcy. Rainfall since July 1 has reached 18 inches, well above the 42 inch annual average.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Gonn
Daniels
Atute Dairy and Food Commissioner
State Department
Competicut Sincw
Lynchings Halted by Omaha Police Amid Mob Threat
Omaha on Sept 27 reports a 1500 strong mob attempted to seize Will Brown a Black man charged with attacking a young woman. Police held back the crowd and locked Brown away as authorities defend the suspect. Washington meanwhile plans higher naval pay via a sliding scale to favor lower paid personnel and extend wartime allowances this fiscal year.
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Omaha
Will Brown
Washington, D.C
Congress
Daniels
State
House
Sea Cay
Stamford official sentenced for embezzlement
A year and three months in the Atlanta federal penitentiary was imposed on William N. Travis former Stamford Nation Bank cashier and city treasurer after pleading guilty to embezzling 30000 from the Stamford bank and misappropriating 7200 of city funds while treasurer.
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New Haven
Conn
William N. Travis
Stamford Nation Bank
Stamford
Federal
Atlanta
United States
Travin
Navy announces October 1 end to wartime radio restrictions
Washington D C Sept 27 war time restrictions on operating radio stations and equipment by amateurs will be removed Oct 1 announced by the navy department. The easing covers technical and experimental stations at schools and colleges and all noncommercial stations except those handling commercial traffic. Restrictions on commercial traffic stations will stay in effect as the president proclaims peace.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Protests Over Ukrainian Church Persecution Reach U S
Washington reports protests against Polish actions in eastern Galicia including interment of Archbishop Ione and the detention of about 200 Ukrainian priests in Lemberg jail. Ukrainian Catholic churches largely lost to Polish military authorities. A Ruthenian Catholic diocese in the United States seeks intercession with the Holy See.
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Washington
Ione
Lemberg
Galicia
Ameri
Catholic Hierarchy
Town Gossip on Branch Street Visitors and Local Events
Talk of the Town lists residents visiting Northfield Boston Montreal and nearby towns with names including Frank Laralley J George Murray Peter Halmbridge Bernis Ty Cameron and Filla Wilbore. It covers meetings at Jickeon block and Baldwin Street Montpelier and notes navy recruiter activity and a lyceum program with debates and entertainment.
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Frank Laralley
Branch Street
Northfield
J. George Murray
Peter Halmbridge
Boston
James Pickford
J.connell
Berlin
N. Ho
Laws
Wellington Street
Bernis Ty Cameron
Dtarehdield
Barre
Mise Filla Wilbore
Brooklyn Street
Montreal
P.Q, Where She Will Spend the Winter Month. the Red Croke Senery
Jickeon Block
B. Wo Huse
TL A BK
Baldwin Street
Montpelier
Welock
Nick Strout
Ernest McCary
J. Hoban
T. A. Vanston
Rochester
N. A
Dimes
Randolph
St. Jobnstimry
Chiropractice
Toy
Joseph Higatton
Mainfield
Hi. A. Henriet
Morristown
Pharmiviste Matn
Eles
Navy
Hith Barre
Aasiat
Caipniin
Navy Recruita
Monta Station
Thoadard Keminiy
Paul Cate
Lyceum
Bachel Cutler
George Ring
Raymond Forbes
Wilmer Kereher
The
Barre Woman's Elit
Howlwich Hall
Mike Merion Beckett
Twe York City
Negest of
Miss Beckett
Hir
France
Herre
Reardon
Atany
Gary Mills Openings Amid Steel Strike Tensions
Chicago reports show Gary mills at United States Steel employing about 2,500 with 4,000 at Illinois Steel in South Chicago as strikes flare. Guards dispersed crowds, some rifles reportedly taken into Gary plant, and a temporary injunction at Pollack plant. Debates over return to work continue across Gary, South Chicago, Waukegan, Youngstown, and Warren with union talks ongoing.
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Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Ilinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Cmpany
Milindie Steel
Tary Shore
United States Corporation
Pollack
Waukegan Stoning
Citizens
Vermont Engineers Hear Geologist Perkins On Green Mountain Geology
The fall meeting of the Vermont Society of Engineers met in Montpelier with about 40 attendees. State geologist Prof G H Perkins spoke on the geology of the Green Mountain region, covering ancient conditions, four mountain ranges, Lake Champlain’s past as salt water, glacial movement, and stone transformations. Joseph Smith of Waterbury discussed Vermont slate and magnesia. The group left Montpelier for Smugglers Notch after a visit to the Magnesia Tale company.
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Vermont Society of Engineers
State Humie
Montpelier
G. Perkina
Green Mountain
Vermont
Waterbury
Notch
Strikers Clash at Brooklyn McHaven Factory
Shots were fired during a clash between strikers and loyal workers at the McHaven Manufacturing Company in Brooklyn. Three men were injured and three others arrested after a fire alarm summoned police. The unrest followed strikebreakers who refused to quit work.
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New York
McHaven Manufacuring Company
Brooklyn
Ateikers Ob 12
Vermont sells bonds at less than par in 1919 issue
Walter F. Scott state treasurer awarded $1,500,000 bonds at 98.577 to E. H. Rollins & Sons and the National City Co. of Boston, amid 17 bidders. Eight Vermont institutions took portions as others bid below par, with details listing firms and par amounts for each bid.
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E. H. Rollins & Sons
The
National City Co
Walter F. Scott
Boston
Vermont
Scott
Rollins & Sone
E. H. Rollins & Sona
Blodgett & Co
Estabrook & Co
Merrill, Oldham & Co. and & Co
Haarris, Forbes & Co. Inc
Vermont Avert Bank
Nk National Life Co
Capital Sav. Bk. & Tr. Co
Montpelier S. B. & T
Interstate Trust Co
MF. McGuire
Firet
Bennington
Clement
Rutland
Enosburg Falls
Day & Co
Harris, Forbes & Co. Inc
Barre Man President Head Vermont Osteopathic Group
St Johnsbury September 27 The annual Vermont Osteopathic Association meeting elected officers for the year Dr Howard A Drew of Barre as president Dr George D Rady of Burlington as vice president Dr Fanny Carleton of St Johnsbury as secretary and treasurer Dr Dale Atwood of St Johnsbury Dr L D Martin of Barry Dr D C Wheeler of Brattleboro and publicist Leon B Pago of Newport named to the executive committee
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Howard A. Drew
Vermont Osteopathic Association
St. Johnsbury
Howant A. Drew
Barre
George D. Rady
Burlington
Fanny Carleton
Bt. Johnsbury
Dale Attwood
L. D. Martin
Barry
D. C. Wheeler
Brattleboro
Leon B. Pago
Newport
Local News Briefs From Graniteville District
Misses Margaret and Agnes Keefe of New Haven are guests of Mr and Mrs A G Hyland. Robert Aldrich returned from Springfield Massachusetts. John McKenzie finished his duties and is at home. A dance at Miles hall enjoyed by all while Mrs Alvin McLeay is ill. Mr and Mrs E Aldrich of Springfield arrived to reside here after purchasing W H Miles store. Roy McLeod improves and plans to resume duties soon. Mrs B W Pinkham visits Montpelier. May Gamache and Ralph Hoyer wed yesterday by Rev James Ramage. they will live with the bride’s parents. Mr and Mrs BE J LaRock returned from Fairfield.
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Margaret
Agnes Keefe
New Haven
Com
A. G. Hyland
Robert Aldrich
Springfield
Mass
John McKenzie
Burrs
Heen
Miles Hall
Alvin McLeay
E. Aldrich
Rexide
Aldrich
W. H. Miles
Roy McLeod
Pinkham
Montpelier
May Gamache
Ralph Hoyer
James Ramage
Barta
Mra
Jo Lezer
BE. J. LaRock
Vairfield
President Wilson's travel interrupted as illness slows tour
President Wilson’s speaking tour was halted by influenza like illness. He is resting aboard a private car en route to Washington after crossing the Mississippi at St. Louis and proceeding toward Ohio. Dr. Cary T. Grayson reports him comfortable and under constant care. Mrs. Wilson attends him as the party contemplates future public appearances and possible isolation at the White House.
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Wilson
Washington
Wichigan
Mississippi
St. Louie
Ohio
Cary T. Grayson
Paris
Hig
Tamulty
Till
New York
Albert
Belgium
Lt Skebe
Srace
Grayson Bee
White House
Belated Accident Report and Local Business Incorporation
A belated accident report details damage to A A Stark of Burlington after a collision with a trolley car in Montpelier injuring a boy named Casper Clark in Barre near Mount Street. Fred Cutts of Barre reports his car hit Clark while coasting, while E Rossi of Barre notes Frank Comelli’s car damaged near Barre by steering failure. Maplewood Lumber Co of White River Junction files for incorporation with capital stock of 50000, signed by Hartford and Barre residents. An appreciation note thanks the public for patronage and lists the executive committee members of a local labor organization.
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Montpelier
Stark
Burlington
Lynch
Secretary of State
Fred Cutts
Barre
Casper Clark
Mount Street
Washington Street
Cutts
Mount Stroat
Rossi
Frank Comelli
Bist Barre
Maplewood Lumber Company
White River Junction
No K. Bory
William Batchelder
Hartford
le Bordon
Full River
Mass
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League
F. R. Glenn
Chillicothe
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Cam Sherman
Tague of Nations Covenant
Japan
Wosners
Assurted
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Bryan
Senate
Chattanooua
William J. Bryan Peverted
Banate
Saw
M'Annunzio
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U. S
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Gary Mills
Vittaburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Jones and Laughlin
Steel Workers’ National Committee
Hethlehem Steel Company
Youngstown
Jepartmvert
For Steel Company
Ohio Works
Carnegie Steel Co
Trambell Steel Company
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G. H. Perkins
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