Russians Claim Route Of Turkish Armies In Caucasus Front
Russian war office reports a decisive rout of two Turkish columns in the Caucasus with one army corps annihilated. Berlin says German advance toward Warsaw is slow due to weather. Russia claims little resistance in Bukowina as Roumanian frontier guards cooperate. France advances in Alsace, but overall front activity remains limited with sporadic clashes.
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Caucasus
Russian War Office
Russia
Petrograd
Russian Caucasus
Warsaw
Berlin
Bukowina
Roumania
Franch
Alsace
Russian War Office Claims Major Turkish Defeat Near Sart Kam
The Russian War Office reports a decisive victory as the Ninth Army Corps defeats Turkish forces near Sart Kam. Russian communications claim capture of Turkish troops and leaders, pursuit of remaining adversaries, and significant losses for Turkish units.
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Petreyced
Lan
Sarl Kam
Sicty Army Corp
Cormi
Sart
Arncy Corp
Prieraers San
Pegiaests
Fragmented OCR Letter Reflects Tangled Notes on German Spies
A garbled OCR page chronicles a faded discussion of German spies in Canada. The text blends stray phrases about secrecy, protection, and family ties with an unclear narrative about memories and generations, lacking coherent events or identifiable names.
Soldier accused as spy slain by company fellows
According to his announcement, he was killed by the members of the company in which he had enlisted when the charge was made that he was a German spy.
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Cording
John Bass Wounded by Shrapnel Shell in War Reporting
John Bass, Chicago Daily News correspondent, was injured in the face by shrapnel in Warsaw, per a Warsaw report. A Harvard graduate, he covered Greco Turkish and Philippine conflicts for major outlets, and has reported from Manila in February. He left Chicago for the war theatre in August and is a brother of former New Hampshire Governor Robert I. Base.
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Petrograd
John Bans
Chicago Daily News
Wie
Warsaw
John F. Base
Harvard
Exeter Academy
Holden
London Daily News
Philippines
Hw Weekly
Manilla
Noo
Chicago
Robert I
New Hampshire
Occupied French Trenches Report via Wireless
The German official announcement says French trenches near Sennheim in upper Alsace were occupied yesterday and French forces drove back. in Poland, minor Soviet successes are reported. The dispatch notes Bertin sent from London and mentions German troops.
French Forces Advance Across Front Near Rheims and Alsace
French officials reported four thrusts along the battle line from the North Sea to Alsace. Gains were claimed in northwest Rheims near the forest of Te Grurie and the ravine of Courte Chaussee, plus the Lepêtre forest in Alsace. Germans retook a trench near Steinbach.
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Paris
North Sea
Alance
Rheims
Te Grurie
Courte Chaussee
Lepetre
Alsace
Steinbach
Village Mourns Mrs. Davie After Sudden Illness
In Woodbury and nearby areas a wave of sadness spread as Mrs. Hubert Davie died after Christmas treatment at John S. Holden Memorial Hospital Hardvik. Her funeral was held in Wilcott with Rev. Mell of Kitonne presiding and interment at Hyde Park. Mrs. Davie leaves a widowed husband and friends mourning her passing.
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V. M. Scribmy
Mise Lelia White
Oalais
Mise Josephine Scribmer
Mise Joan Darling
Barre
Mise Mayme Smith
Hardtick
Etta Smith
Hubert Davie
John S. Holden Memorial Hospital
Hardvik
Devise
Gelten Emma Royce
Wolestt
Tndeho
Wotowtt
William May
Davin
Walter Davis
Mie Davis
Antert Davis Vineral
Wilcott
Meit Mell
Kitonne
Hyde Park
Davie
Farehend
Henry Pochlleton
Sven
Panic on New York Subway Fire Traps Rush Hour Train
New York dispatch reports a subway car fire during rush hour led to dozens injured and initial death claims. Police officials later said there were no confirmed fatalities, though one woman reportedly died in an ambulance. eight ambulances responded and firefighters rescued unconscious passengers.
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New York
Woods
Kenton
0Th
50Th Streets
Intermore
Vermont Bar Calls for Election of Supreme Court Justices
The Vermont bar association voted 70 to 13 to submit former Chief Justice Rowell's memorandum urging the legislature to elect Supreme Court justices to preserve court continuity. The move follows Governor Fletcher's reorganization of the bench and opposition by Dunnett and others to political involvement.
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Rowell
Bar
Bar Association
Fletcher
John W. Rowell
Vermont Supreme Court
Surpreme Court Sa
Vermont
Montpelier
Rowell Ha
Loveland Munson
Senconton
Leighton
Slack
Robert E. Healy
Bennington
Rowsett
Bie
Dunn H Dunnett
Stout
Mbent
Dunnett
Tate
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
Grae
Supreme Court
Bern
Einredimrat
Nate Deker
H. Hewes Pew
Rumor of Claude Droge Death Questioned by Letter
A misdated letter from St Amarin France dated December 20 denies Claude Droge a Barre tailor’s death in the Preneh trl color fighting last November. The letter suggests Droge’s demise was exaggerated and questions a prior Vinoch Red Chase report, implying miscommunication and censoring effects on the military situation.
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Claude Droge
Barre
Lasky
Dre
St. Amarin
Franor
Claude Tiruge
Droge
Mark Twain
Lamly
Tirnge
Vermont Poultry Show Awards Highlight Strong Attendance
The second day at the Vermont poultry show in Montpelier drew larger crowds than Thursday as judging continued. Results list numerous winners across Plymouth Rocks, Partridge Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Wyandottes, and other classes led by judges awarding best cockerels, pullets, and pens to farmers such as Hatch Hastings Allen Emalie and Daniels, with extensive names and titles of prize categories and exhibitors.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Turaday
Wid
City Court Room
City Hall
Paul V. Ives
Guilford
Genn
Plymouth Rockr
R. F. Hatch
Young
W. B. Scott
Cork
Columbian
Plymouth
Roche
H. B. Daniels
H. A. Rice
Coskerel
B. M. Shepard
F. X. Chenette
Partridge Plymouth Rocks
H. D. Hopkins
Lot
Moir le Cheaper
Bean & LaFebvre
Mia
Cora Coffin
Vorkerel
J. Densmore
J. F. Ewing
Currier, Lyon & Co
John Shepard
Rhode Island
Meir& Chesser
Curier, Lyon & Co
Fae
Dodge
Mow & Chemeer
Currier
Lyon & Co
Bean & LeFebvre
Moir &Chewser
Chesser
Laon
Hastings
Sh . Scott
W. Scot
HOD Hopkits
Biml Shepard
Wyandottes
W. P. Shontell
Halladay & Son
Leroy Miss
Hens
C.K
Priles
Campbell
Cook
W. A. Lirew
H. Woed
L Pack
A. ©. Gilman
Hutt Wyandottes
H. F. Dan' Wels
RF. Atherton
KO. Windgett
Eal Saulth
Ewekerel
W. ¥. Lange
Puillet
Williean
Charton
P. Conkle
Be Bisbee Prison Admission Noted in Old Report
An unclear past report from Bisbee notes a person taken to prison around New Year’s Day. The sparse text references a sentence and a span of time, with fragmented names and dates that imply a legal confinement event from the prior year or early in the new year.
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Meining
Billy
Weeks Speaker Powell Presides of the Senate
Democrats offer a complimentary vote for Representative J Wesley Miller of Bethel for Speaker as the Senate convenes with Powell presiding and only one nomination for Pro Tempore head of the Senate.
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Weeks
Powell
Senate
J. Wesley Miller
Bethel
Opening of Vermont biennial legislature in Montpelier
The Vermont Legislature opened in the State House Montpelier with 242 representatives present. Judge John Weeks was elected Speaker of the House amid a two-candidate vote. The Senate, led by Lieut Governor Howl, opened with prayer as all senators except Simonds of Caledonia attended. The body organized officers, including Secretary and Assistant Secretary, and prepared for a full session with rules, joint resolutions, and committee assignments.
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Chelsea
Judge Weeks
Tine
Weeks
Miller
W. B. Mayo
Northfield
G. W. Stowe
Vergennes
W. H. Soule
Albury
J. H. Ware
Townshend
S. ©. Wilson
Redfield Proctor
Procter
Filmer Burdich
Coleicester
Dr. Miller
A. W. Hewitt
Plainfield
Wilken
AJL
Hewitt
Berlin
Spasker Weeks
Mvealopers
Guy W. Pail
Wbder
Centors
BK. Mienblett Af Ratton
Charlee A. Bark
Newport
Lardlow
Ae Gret Aavletentelerk
W. Austin
Allnor
Wertrider
Man Vinne
Glavtontaary
Hineilele
House
Senate
O'Brien
South Burlington
Caswell
Derby
Tethel
Goves
Howl
Pinger
Stanley F. Mumfield
Lontpelier
Simonde l
Caledonia
Europe
Shaw
Burlington
Millard
Taft
Waltham
Lempore
Max L. Powell
Murlington
Powell
Orleans
M. W. Farman
Maine
Organication
Aes
Lorklin
Ekanklis Smd
Windsor
Granite Bank Election
The article describes a Granite Bank election with unclear OCR text. Names and details are garbled, but references to a poll date and party figures appear amid broken phrases.
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Peitin
Merrinus
Verma
Mentpeter
Veeertey
Walter
York
Terie
John Bass
Woodbury
Barre Druge
America
Ieee
Wetaillon
Alpine
Grenade Nader
Leroy
Bisbee
Chtet
Charles A. Black
Guy M. Page
Granite Bank
Baerie
Wieliant
Berks
Maries Wes
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