Russian forces renew attacks southwest of Riga
Berlin reports renewed Russian assaults southwest of Riga and along the Russo-Galician front with stronger forces but without success. Russians counterattacks on the northern Romanian front were repulsed with heavy losses, and Moscow says Turkish troops moved north of Sokani and crossed the Putna river before being driven back behind Sereth. Rain hampers Franco-Belgian front activities.
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Berlin
Swireless
Riga
War Office
Atatement
Kaesino
Sokani
Putna
Sereth
German Raider Reported Sunk In Atlantic
New York reports persistent unconfirmed word that a German raider was sunk by a British cruiser in the Atlantic yesterday. Meanwhile Lamport and Holt line says the steamship Voltaire may have been captured by a German ship and recaptured, with rumors placing it in Bermuda. The Voltaire last departed Liverpool November 28 for New York.
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New York
Atlantic
Hrcles
Ese
Lamport and
Holtline
Bermuda
Line
Liverpool
Russian Premier Alexander Repo Resigns Shakeup Ends Era
London January 10 The Russian premier Alexander repo has resigned. Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports Premier Trepof and Count Ignatieff also resigned. Hitele and other officials were named to replace and appoint new ministers including Kultohiteky as minister of public instruction and Neratoff to the council of the empire.
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Alexander Trepoff
Minister of Public Instruction
London
Alexander Repo
Reuter
Petrograd
Trepof
Count Ignatieff
Hitele
Winell
Rentter Kultohiteky
M. Neratoff
Council of the Empire
Patrons' Cooperative Fire Insurance reports $100 losses
Middlebury January 10 The Patrons Cooperative Fire Insurance company held its second annual meeting at Grange Hall. President Willis N. Cady opened the session. The secretary's report showed only $100 in losses since start, saving about 5 per thousand for original members. The six western counties are covered with expansion planned after February 1 2017. Total in force reached $102 050.50. Officers elected: President Willis X. Cady, Secretary Abram Woote, treasurer Kitward Nichols.
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Middlebury
Patrons’ Co-operative Fire Insurance Company
Grange Hall
Willin N. Chdy
Lotwes
Trensfer
Willis X. Cady
Abram Woote
Kitward Nichols
Funeral of Charlie Filan Reported in Pecans
Jan 1 notes a funeral for Charlie Filan described as a death by own action. Pedestrian accounts place the event near Sargent place Lele Sunday with Gardner and Sliene. details mention a plan for murals and a broken bead top, with Ward of Bertient called to view the scene.
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Martlent
Charlie Filan
Sunda
Iey Gardner
Sargent Place
Lele
Killeen
Congress
Cilisen
Muan
Eteokagam Ls
Ments
Benin
C . Ward
Bertient
Dairymen's Meeting Draws Record Vermont Crowd
The Vermont Dairymen association convention in Burlington drew a record crowd on day two. Edward Van Alstyne spoke on failures and successes in cow testing, while George F. Be Story discussed breeding as a factor in dairy production. Commissioner Brigham outlined Vermont’s inspection history, costs, and the need for adequate funding, urging dairymen to support a tax to cover inspection expenses.
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Burlington
Vermont Dairymen's Association
Edward van Alstyne
Albany
N. Y
New York Farmers’ Institutes
George F. Be Story
van Alstyne
Vermont
Merigh
Jeast
Belplam
Brigham
Vermont Cattle Clubs Meet and Officers Elected
The Vermont cattle clubs including Guernsey Ayrshire and Dairy associations held annual meetings with the Vermont Dairymen's association. Officers were re elected or newly appointed with membership up about 25 percent to around 15. Speakers discussed Ayrshire product value and publicity work while members engaged in informal discussions.
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Burlee
Vermont Tern
Vermont Guernsey Jors
Vermont Ayrshire Club
Vermont Dairymen's Association
Vermont Te Cattle
George L. Ms
South Vi Merce Encident
W. H. Harrington
Westford
Ralph Donie
Bristol
W. G. Fassett
Enosbury Falls
H. M. Lee
Windsor
H. le Wine
Low
North Clarendon
F. J. Davin
Hartford
Vermont
Elbert
Tenney
Brattleboro
Stowe
Maine
George EB Chamberlain
South Newbury
Vermont Ayrshire Ettet
Sparlors
van Ness
Uw Club
Ininau
Ayrshire
Mogens KL Tolytrap
J.G. Watacn
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
New York
Woman Under Heavy Bonds in Windham County Case
Mrs Nellie Wileem held on four dollar bonds by municipal court for alleged assault on Mrs Hugh Miller in Wilton. She was arrested Monday night in a raid on a local residence in a village area. She pleaded not guilty. case continued. Liquor from the raid ordered destroyed. Mrs Wilson came from Claremont New Hampshire about a year ago and alleges she performed an operation on Mrs Miller last November.
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Mre. Wilson
Claremont
N. H
Talk of the Town memorial at Keen Mount cemetery Montpelier
A memorial granite marker honors Marte with preserving crypts and a monument noting the severity of the fleet ordeal. James Cont entrusted the monument, reflecting local reverence at Keen Mount cemetery in Montpelier.
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Keen Mount
Montpelier
Lakins
Bolling Seeks Apology In Peace Note Leak Hearing
Washington January 10 The House rules committee subpoenaed CW Barron to trace a December 20 Dow Jones note about a peace envoy. N W Bolling testified he had no involvement in the leak and asked for an apology from Representative Wood. Public hearings were suspended as committee weighs the investigation.
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Wrltington
D. C
Dow, Jones & Co
House Rules Committee
CW. Barron
Bueton
N. W. Bolling
Wood
Locomotive Fatality Shocks St Johnsbury Worker
James Walker aged 58 was killed instantly when struck by a Boston and Maine switch engine in the Fairbanks Scale yards at 646 Willard Street. An Inverness, Quebec native, he had worked 22 years as a night watchman for Fairbanks. He leaves a widow Mary McDonald of St Johnsbury and a daughter Mira Walker, plus two brothers and a sister.
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Walker
Mr. Walker
Inverness
Fairbanks Company
Asight Watermen
Mary McDonald
St. Johnsbury
Mira Walker
Ems
Fairbank Company
Ald
Phone Appraisal in Vermont Shows Tax Revenue Shifts
Vermont tax officials released a detailed comparison of telephone company appraisals and taxes for biennial periods. The 1918 appraisal total rose to 3,540,150 from 3,380,976 in 1916, with specific company gains and amalgamations driving revenue increases, including Champlain Valley and Vermont Telephone structures.
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Charles A. Plumley
Northfield
Rethel Telephone Company
Champlain Vatley Company
Howev
Franklin County Company
New England Company
Northern Company
PAK
Mpi
Vermont Telephone
Telegraph Company
White Mountain Company
Annual joint installation feasts end of year for Red Men and Winnetta Council
Red Men of Iroquois No 16 and Winnetta Council No 10 Pocahontas held an installation banquet in Clan Gordon hall with 40 participants. W. W. Russell acted as deputy grand sachem, Mrs Nellie Doble and Mrs N F Avery oversaw ceremonies, and Mrs Nellie Bianchi received a badge of honor. Music and dancing followed until midnight.
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Winnetta Council
Doghn
Pocahontas
Clan Gordon Hall
Traquois
W. W. Russell
Graeachem
Janu Jerome
Montpelier
Ines
Russell
Alexander Rosa
A.M. Rossi
Chiree
Nellie Doble
East Harre
Troquois
Sirhom
Joseph
Collings
Angaimore Alex Miller
Egamore
George Murrey
Fry
George Brand
Ira i Wright
Peter Brown
T Ritk Street
Keaper
Seamnoom
A.gillanm
W. Russell
Gmand
the Forest
James M. Taylor
Mary Angmarabontas
Larder Thompann
Wenomah
Nellie Rixwht
Reverte
Anna Brown
Kirk Street
Alice Mitsete
Mary Walker
Catherine Graysheec
Mies Nellie Mawson
Ranner
Tessie
Margaret Mowatt
Willer
Margaret Ingram
Elsie Goble
Firet
Mise Mangaret Brownen
Vierie McDinnelds
Agnes McCaw Found Dead in Bed in Fair Haven
Agnes McCaw, 60, born in St Albans England, died of heart trouble in Fair Haven. She was found in bed by sister Mrs Ars Reed of Prompec Street around 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. She lived with Reed for 14 years after moving from Norwich New York. Survived by brothers Robert Steamboat Rock Iowa and William Norwich New York, and one sister Reed. She belonged to several clubs and church groups including the Art club Theodora club and Village Improvement society.
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Fair Haven
Agnes McCaw
Ars. IO. Reed
Prompec Street
Vic Art Club
Miss McCaw
St Alans
England
Norwich
N.Y
Mrs. Reed
Robbert
Steamboat Rock
Wiliam
Reed
Romnerte
Church
Art Club
Theodora Elub
Vilage Improvement Soriety
Grange Ritual Used at Knight Funeral Service
Mary TL Airight Knight wife of W G Knight died at her home near South Barre. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at 12 o'clock with Rev J W Barnett of Barre Congregational Church officiating. Delegates from the South Barre Grange attended and performed the ritual. Body laid in recede vault at Whewored.
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Freneralsersjeosteriffs
Mary TL. Airight
W. G. Knight
South Barre
O'Ehek
J. W. Barnett
Barre
Swith Narre Grange
Knight
Hutton
Charles Persons
Guy How
Intense Cold Wave Expected Soon
Fragmented text notes a severe cold spell approaching with references to dates and weather details, but the readable portion is unclear and lacks concrete specifics or verifiable facts.
Funeral of C L Bugree for longtime Barre builder dies
The funeral of Clinton J Hagher, longtime Barre building contractor, occurred after his death at his home on a street in Barre. Attendants included many friends and families. The service was held at a local church with a private interment planned in the family plot.
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Clinton J. Hagher
Barre
Alea
Consolidate Several Jobs in One Head Bill and Committees
Governor Graham outlines a bill to centralize six positions under a single state head, limiting court restraining orders in employment disputes unless irreparable property injury exists, while the Farmers Club plans weekly meetings and speakers. The measure targets agriculture departments and shifts duties from existing boards to a unified administration.
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Cnao
Supreme Court
State Board of Agriculture
Senate
Monument Dealers Meet in Rutland Vermont
About 25 members of the Vermont and New Trampelite Rex tail Dealers association attended the annual meeting at Berwick yesterday afternoon. In the evening they were guests of Vermont Marble company at a hangar at the hotel. Officers elected included President FM Ober, first vice president The Katom of Ledanoy S, second vice president F Mowe, secretary EW Ripsley, and treasurer A MeNtchot. The next meeting will be held in Westle NEL Tuleoe. The group noted the war has raised prices for granite.
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House
Senate
United States
Oadeerth
Londonderry
Shore Ls
Varance
Fair Haven
Luey
Straw
Jewrr
Howe
Almiler
Lawson
Barre
Thief
Firense
Wtatiimars
Lawes
Rutland
Vermont and New Trampelite Rextail Dealers’ Association
Berwick Tro Tal
Umericon
Hradenence
Directors Re elect Stockholders and Directors at the Savings Bank
Bank officials report the annual meeting where stockholders reelected directors as well as officers. Reelected were Trem, Charlee te Chirrier, Wi A. Whitcomb, Frank F. five, Ward Carver, Jews T Marries and Whehert. Charies HL offered more two votes by the directors, with fellow members voting.
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Lambing
Forlm
Charlee Te Chirrier
Wi A. Whitcomb
Frank F. Five
Ward Carver
Jews
Charies HL
Ae Fellows
Power Franchise Clash Delays Barre Line Plan
Central Power Co. faces a delaying stance as Major F B Thomas attacks proposed terms before the city aldermen. Council defers action for two weeks while public service commission influence looms, with Thomas arguing concessions risk financing and future rates.
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Central Power Co. Inc
Board of Aldermen
East Middlebury
Barre
F. B. Thomas
Jts
OC. Thompson
Thomas
Thay
Inere
Major Thomas
Hhimself
Public Service Commission
Rity
Thtms
Thoms
Binkers
Public Services Commission
Thowas
Connell
Thamyen
Shenson
Airvbee
City Mall
Tho
Mackay
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