Germany Is Hard Pressed and War Fates Unfold
The article argues the German line is immovable yet fragile, warning that any retreat would boost Allied aims while the Kaiser must push on with warlike claims. It notes German metal is melted into munitions, Allied advances across Mesopotamia, Africa, and the Russian front, and a fading dream of world empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburg
Berlin
Germany
The
Somme
France
Wat-el-Amara
Bagdad
Persia
Arabia
Egypt
Jerusalem
Greece
Serbia
Albania
Italy and Albania plan modern reforms under Italian protection
The article notes Italy’s declared independence for Albania under its protection, with Koritza as the capital. It outlines reforms such as schools courts and hospitals and aims to educate the tribes toward self governance. It also warns of U boat threats driving faster shipyard activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Albania
Koritza
Encouraging Farmers to Improve Gardens and Labor
An exhortation urges Americans to save, toil, and improve health through farm work and backyard gardening. It stresses regular soil cultivation, weed control, thinning plants, and protective measures against pests to boost yields and personal vitality.
Mexico May Decline German Ties In War Clock
Opinion urges Mexico to side with the Allies against Germany noting German meddling stirs anti US sentiment and threatens Mexican stability. It argues a German victory would harm Mexico while alliance with the United States would aid Mexico’s postwar recovery and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Germany
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
American Commission Aims for Republican Government in Petrograd
The commission seeks to reshape Petrograd governance toward a sound republican system modeled on the United States, transitioning from a loose confederation of states to a stronger national framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Commission
Petrograd
United States
County Court Notices of Heirs and Estates In Concord and Acton
Saray Wateh of Concord named heir at law to George W. Knowlton of Waltham who died June 2. Will of Mrs Ann Fagan of Concord filed dated May 17 1915 executor Matthew J Fagan of Concord. Estate valued at 1085.50 real estate 184.00 personal. all bequests private. Heirs at law include John Pavan Blackstone Thomas TH Fagan Blackstone Matthew J Pagan Concord John J Pagan Nasonville. Will returnable East Cambridge July 6. Annie Kinsley Acton appointed administratrix of Jeremiah McCarthy Acton died April 4 bond 25000. Estate valued 11000 all personal. Will of Emma E P Wolland Concord died June % filed executors Arthur Holland Concord. No valuation. executor represented by Charles Almy Boston. Susan A Clough Acton appointed administratrix of Lewis V Clough Acton died July 17 bond 200. Estate valued 1200 real estate. Heirs include Susan A Clough South Acton Ruth Oret L Clough Ashland Harry B Clough South Acton Cor a A Whitney South Acton Olive M Ziegler Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saray Wateh
Concord
George W. Knowlton
Waltham
Ann Fagan
Matthew J. Fagan
John Pavan
Blackstone
Thomas TH. Fagan
Matthew J. Pagan
John J. Pagan
Nasonville
East Cambridge
Atty
Edward
Loucalin
Concord Junction
Annie Kinsley
Acton
Jeremiah McCarthy
McIntire
Emma E. P. Wolland
Charles Almy
Tremont Brig
Boston
Susan A. Clough
Lewis V. Clough
Lawton
South Acton
Oret L. Clough
Ashland
Harry B. Clough
Cora A. Whitney
Land Court Petition to Register Maynard Lot in Middlesex
Massachusetts Land Court petitions registered title by Albert N Hodgess for a Maynard parcel of 3016 square feet bounded by Nason Street and Harriet Naylor land. The notice cites Mary Reed Harriet Naylor and others, with July 2 1917 court date in Boston to show cause or face default and final decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Land Court
Mary Naylor
Harriet Naylor
Jane Naylor
Joshua Naylor
William Naylor
Ada N. Hodgess
Mary J. Reed
Thomas Hillis
Maynard
Middlesex
Amory Maynard
Stow
James Rieley
Sudbury
Albert N. Hodgess
Nason Street
Said Naylor
Naylor
Nason
Boston
Suffolk
Charles Thornton Davis
Squire
Clarence C. Smith
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Marlboro
Mass
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
Main Street
West Office
Gedtford
America
Christ
County Court News
Bedford
Concord and
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fred J. Bennett
Er J McCarron
Concord Jct
E. A, Comeau
Java
J. O. Eaton Nason Street
T. F. Parker
Main St
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction
West Acton
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