German Drive Into France Appears Halted In News
The report notes renewed German efforts in Flanders near the Yaev canal with British Belgian and French forces. It says Russians renew Carpathian offensives toward Hungary, and allied land and sea operations at the Dardanelles threaten Constantinople. Kum Kaleh captured, Italian debates intervene, and fighting intensifies along the front with German momentum checked near Ypres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Yaev Canal
Carpathians
Hungary
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Dardanellen
Paris
Italy
France
Rome
Ypres
German Artillery Not Very Active On Front
An Army headquarters bulletin on April 27 reports German artillery activity was limited on the front held by the Tirgian army. French forces aided by siege artillery and infantry captured Liseree and several German trenches near Het Sea, with booty including prisoners and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speen Na Uy
Criman
Freeh
Liseree
Het Sea
Unclear fragment hints at wartime operations and siege lines
Fragmentary text references German and French forces in Europe, artillery and operations, mentions Rome Kalch and Belgian or Allied fronts, with garbled phrases indicating a wartime narrative. Names and precise events are obscured by OCR errors, preventing a clear focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allind Ferewe
Mleminy
Rome Kalch
Werner
Fragmented note on a lecture and a meeting query
A fragmented OCR note mentions a lecture by a delegate or member, with garbled phrases about deadlines and a free item or service. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the snippet hints at an event or meeting inquiry and unclear terms.
Opening meeting voices hope to end war with peace
Delegates from 16 nations at the congress gathering urged a durable peace. Aletta Jacobs presided as 880 Dutch delegates joined 52 women from America Austria Denmark Belgium Hungary Sweden Norway Germany Britain and several other countries. Warming speeches by Anita Augsperg Catherine Courtney and Mia Boissevain drew cheers as women shared griefs and urged reconciliation across borders. Dr Anna Augsperg praised womanly empathy and friendship beyond hatred among Germans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletta Jacobs
America
Austria
Denmark
Belgium
Hungary
Sweden
Noreay
Germany
Great Britain
Chile
Arsnenix
Italy
Canada
Anita Augsperg
Munich
Madame Tubjerg
Catherine Courtney
London
Olga Minar
Vienna
Anna Klerman
Stockholm
Fanny Fern Andrews
Boston
Vilma Luecklich
Budapest
Rosa Genali
Milan
Dr. Keilkau
Norway
Mia Boissevain
Amsterdam
Anna Augsperg
French Cruiser Gambetta Torpedoed by Austrian Submarine
Berlin reports via wireless to Sayville New York that the French armored cruiser Gambetta has been torpedoed by an Austrian submarine. Part of the crew was saved. Gambetta displaced about 12 000 tons and carried a large crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Gambetta
Berlin
Sayville
Leon Gambetti
Storm Undoes Work On Submarine F-4
Honolulu reports rough weather undid days of effort to raise the submarine F-4 from the ocean bottom. Two dives failed as currents and heavy seas hindered operations leaving only the wreck struggling afloat and operations halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Harbor
Honolulu
Glasgow's Wealthy Men Begin Work
Glasgow volunteers from elite families begin training and six hour shifts to manufacture shells in response to Karl Rütener's appeal for ammunition. One hundred members of the Glasgow offers training corps will work in factories in their own automobiles after a preliminary course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Karl Ruteener
Struck Stone Wall in Franklin Auto Crash
A tangled early report from Franklin New Jersey describes an automobile owned by Remjamin Maseopeet Joe ton and driven by Gear Watkine, which left the state road and collided near Tilton. Representative John Devige of Leconte was present, suffering injuries as the car, driven by the chauffeur, veered off course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
N. J
Remjamin Maseopeet
Joe Ton
Gear Watkine
Tilton
Ran Sheng
Dite
John Devige
Leconte
Cheeffrar
Totem
Fragmentary OCR note on event sequence and identifiers
An unreadable OCR fragment references a sequence of events and measurements with many garbled terms. It hints at dates, locations, and names but the text is too corrupted to extract a clear, factual narrative or identify specific people or organizations.
I am Guilty Cried Accused in Highwaymen Trial
Philip T White 84,000 year old manager of Milsory Paint Brooklyn on trial as leader of highwaymen who robbed bank messengers of 5,000 near a year ago. He cried I am guilty and renounced Shriner membership. James P Gleason also pled guilty. Sentence postponed a week.
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New York
Philip T. White
Milsory Paint Company
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Asepinwall
White
Shriners
James FP. Glinin
Whiters
Runaway Train Smasher Lands in Green Island
Six freight cars broke loose from a locomotive on a Cohoes incline and rolled to Green Island. They smashed two buildings, causing about 1,000 dollars in damage. Resident Daniel White alerted others and opened a switch, derailing the cars before a passenger train could collide.
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Troy
N.Y
Cohoes
Green Island
Sim
Daniel White
Cohors
Cara
Yale Oarsmanship Meets Sudden Harbor Storm
In New Haven a sudden storm disrupted harbor events as sophomores faced capsized craft and water-filled boats near the breakwater. The varsity team, weathering the chaos, completed a three mile race before coaches regrouped and assessed damage to gear and rowers.
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New Haven
Ona
Sree
Cacaar
Tacoma
Pallad
Ter
Sewll
Varsity
Nickalle
Teunrh
Reece
Caesar
Fragmented OCR of missing near a week report
The readable text is scrambled with names and phrases unclear about events. It appears to describe people such as Ko Stelter and John rey fade aged fourteen, with scattered references to travel and locations. The entire item is too garbled to extract a coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ko Stelter
John Rey
Heart of An gelo Di Golo Entered as Exhibit in Murder Trial
At Rutland on April 25 the heart of Angelo Di Golo, killed at his Fair Haven boardinghouse on February 6, was admitted as trial evidence against Giovanni Marino. A long bladed knife and a matching weapon found in stove ashes were also shown. Merill Gibbs testified he sold Marino a similar knife the night before the murder as prosecutors detail a love-triangle with boardinghouse mistress Mrs. Luigia Petti. The state describes a shed roof entry and a snow track photograph as part of the case.
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Rutland
Angelo di Golo
Fair Haven
Giovanni Marino
Merrill Gibbs
Marino
di Gieio
Luigia Petti
T Hi di Gioio
Shrine Shrine Festivity in Rutland Draws 300
More than 300 Shriners gathered in Rutland to honor Imperial Potentate Dr. Fred R. Smith of Rochester. The day featured Cairo Temple ceremonies, a six o’clock banquet, vaudeville, and a 10 PM dance. Congressman Frank L. Kircone spoke at dinner as Vermont and out-of-state Shriners attended.
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Rutland
Imperial Council
Fred [R. Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Cairo
Frank L. Kircone
St. Albans
Order
Syracuse
Whitehall
Shriners
Georgy D. Leland
Springfield
Missonette
Burlington
Miss Lucy Taplin Dead After Illness in Vermont
Miss Lucy Taplin of Montpelier died last evening after a period of illness. Born July 7, 1837, she was the daughter of H. N. Taplin and the granddaughter of Col. John Lovell. She lived in Washington, D C, for many years and left two brothers, Horatio and Eben Taplin, and two nieces. Her death follows a jail incident and a growing mystery about a missing man, with local officials investigating possible connections.
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Lucy B. Captin
Middlebury
Montpelier
Sherif Clin A. Smith
H. N. Taplin
Arthur ©. Murrough
Addison County
Washington, D. C
Horatio N
Burroughe
Taplin
Washington, D.C
Eben
California
Alan
Len Lowell
John Little
Honoluli
Col
John Lovell
Inquest Opens in Automobile Collision Report
Judge Assistant Dodge Dale presiding as an inquest begins into a serious automobile incident. The proceedings focus on the crash details and potential liabilities. Authorities say the inquiry will determine factors contributing to the collision.
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Dodge Dale
Vermont man arrested on passing bad checks in several states
A man identified as Charles Laurin was taken into custody in St Johnsbury after a raid. He allegedly passed fraudulent checks in Vermont towns including Burlington and nearby regions, with connections cited to Canada New Hampshire and Maine outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johnsbury
Worthen
Peouth
Death of Young Woman in Montpelier After Illness
Mrs Harriet Manet Wedge wife of Prank Charles Wedge of Montpelier died at Heaton hospital after illness. She was in East Montpelier on April 1 1805 daughter of Mr and Mrs Napalrwn River. She married Feb 14 last. Funeral held Thursday. Letters found in Sit possession sparked inquiry. States Attorney resented his government in conduct of the inquest amid confusion over the case.
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Harriet Manet Wedge
Charles Wedge
Montpeline
Heaton Bnapital
East Montpelier
Napalrwn Rivere
Atrert
Akioe
FIVE BIDDERS SEEK LEASE ACTION ON THE BIDS
Five bids for leasing the Barre opera house were opened at the aldermen’s meeting. Bids come from William A. Nelson Barre 1275 Fox & Rat on Syracuse James B. Houch Syracuse NY 1350 Charles C. Stumm New York 8500 per year minimum one third of gross receipts J Keegan Boston 2000 Keegan’s bid largest and favored by locals. Action deferred until tonight to choose among bidders starting Sept 14 term.
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Barre Oper
Board of Aldermen
William A. Nelson
Barre
Fox & Raton
James B. Houch
Syracuse
N.Y
Charles C. Stumm
Vermont Cooperation Sought in Oil Transport Talks
Fragmentary text shows a request for Vermont cooperation on an oil transport issue. Mentions mem for arp and agreeto terms with a state entity. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. core idea is seeking state assistance in a cooperative effort.
City Hall janitor deal spawns courtroom rent question
The article discusses whether Barre city must furnish a courtroom for outside towns and the related legal questions. It details negotiations with janitor George A. Boavis, building permits, and a tentative contract on theater use and lighting costs. It also notes school commission member A G Woodcuff offering resignation amid a vacancy.
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City Hall
Enmnemi
Georgy A. Boavis
Ety Hall
Barre City Court
Chnerhill
Merchant Street
Firnnite
Meaty Street
William Moir
Morendi
Miron
Las Newt
Wales
Helen Camp
Lepeumy Fem
Rox & Eaton
Lesaces
Ames B. Roach
Pavilion Playhouse
Picture Theatre
Thin City
A.G. Woodcuf
Wand Two
Hewri
EM. Row
Poe
Roosevelt Quizzing Concluded On Seventh Day
The Roosevelt cross examination closed today in Syracuse after questions on speeches salary and travel expenses during his presidency. Counsel then re opened with questions on the presidential campaign fund amid clashes between opposing lawyers. The dispute over contributions from major firms continued as the court intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
The
United
Bowers
Roosevelt
William Andrews
American Powder Company
New Haven Railroad
Harvester Company
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Tron Company
United States
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
John M. Bowers
Colonel Roosevelt
Willan Iving
Barnes
Mr. Bowers
Mr. Ivins
Funeral of Auto Victim Held in Stowe for C N French
Funeral services were held at Unity Church in Stowe for C N French who was killed when struck by an automobile in Montpelier. Rev. Lemuel Davis led the service attended by nearly 300, including Stowe High School classes and family members. bearers included Mount Mansfield Electric Railway staff and Barre Montpelier Traction workers. The burial took place in River Bank cemetery with out of town friends present. A special car was provided from Stowe for visitors.
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Analgimated Association of Street & Electric Railway Employes of America
Pillow
Norman
Natalie
Lena M
Mooney
Jones, Barre & Montpelier Traction & Vower Co
Parcisans
Mise Theis Oakes
John Chapman
Colin J. Maxson
James Ei. French
Fire Damages Montpelier Barn and Nearby Goods
A fire of unknown origin at midnight damaged a barn on East State Street Montpelier. Losses included goods from Roswell Garries novelty store Fourth of July tireworks and a Cadillac. Total damage around 2000 with insurance covering most and firefighters contained the fire after calls to the fire station.
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Charles Buswell
East State Street
Montpelier
Roswell
Fourth of July Tireworks
Cadillac
Imaladel Stationery
Muswell Bumpeld
Waiting for the sharpeners in tense trade talks
Fragmentary report notes hens and sharpeners awaiting agreement with manufacturers. Mentions Viement Hetalee and a 14 meeting among tumpers bokere sleirickmem and others, with earlier accepted wight before.
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