Cettinje Falls to Austria Amid Adriatic Expansion
Vienna reports the capture of Cettinje, Montenegro’s capital, by Austrian forces. The move widens Austria’s Adriatic reach toward Cattaro, threatening Italian interests and signaling possible separate peace talks with Montenegro. Prolonged Allied operations face weather-impacted fronts as Italy weighs response.
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Cattaro
Adriatic Sea
Vienna
London
Cettinje
Montenegro
War Office
Saloniki
Italy
Austria
Galicia
Bessarabia
Berlin
Rome
Nicholas
Serbia
Adriatic
Cuttaro
Albani
London Times
Mediterranean
Huerta, Ex-Dictator of Mexico, Dead
Victoriano Huerta, former Mexican dictator who rose under Diaz and Madero, died last night in El Plico Texas. The veteran general, who later backed Porfirio Diaz and then Felix Diaz, led troops in multiple campaigns and became provisional president after Madero’s overthrow. Born 1854 in Chiuhuahua, Huerta’s career spanned engineering, staff work, and decisive action in battles from Yaqui to Bachimba.
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EL Plico
Tex San
Victoriano Iuerta
Meaive
General Huerta
Brancaco I. Madero
Mexico City
Exica
Victoriano Huerta
Francisco Madero
Porfirio Las
Diag
Huorta
Frantisco Dé la Barra
Huerta
Felix Dine
Madero
Wititors
Chihushaw
Met Academy of
Porfirio Diaz
Mexican General Staff Corps
Military Map Commission
Mexico
Tail
Sonor
Yucatan
Guerrero
Morelos
Zapata
Creece 1
Bachimba
Adrvice
Felix Diaz
Chapulitepec Castle
Wis
Blanquet
Tuerta
Gustave
Provident
French Reprisal Against Turkey Reported
Paris reports a French reprisal action following the execution of Preneh subjects by Turkish authorities. The dispatch notes retaliation measures and outlines immediate consequences for diplomatic relations and regional stability.
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Turkey
Paris
Jum
March Answer Date Set in New Hampshire Case
A court in New Hampshire has set the schedule for a key filing in the ongoing case. The state will file its response by March, with the exact date to be determined in the coming weeks.
Edith Cavell’s Betrayer Assassinated in Brussels Street
Dispatch from Amsterdam to the Daily Express reports the Belgian spy Cels who betrayed Edith Cavell has been assassinated. His body was found in a Brussels street with two bullets, near Brussels.
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Cels
Lomiton
Jas
Daily Express
Amsterdam
Edith Cavell
Governor Gates to Attend Older Mays Conference in Rutland
More than 400 delegates have arrived for the Older Days conference in Rutland. Governor Gates will attend the opening dinner and deliver an address as the event begins tonight.
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Rutland
Dan
Governor Gates
Lupper
Attemdance
jAxreed
Dutch ship aids Maashaven crew after mine strike
A despatch to Lloyds reports the Dutch steam ship Princess Juliana arrived at Gravesend with the bodies of eight Maashaven crewmen, seven survivors, and the other crew saved. The Downs area remains closed to British ships heading to Rotterdam and Holland bound neutrals until German mine danger and swept channels are assured. Delays threaten Belgian relief food supplies.
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London
Dan
Juliana
Gravescrit Torday
Holland
Admiralty
Belgium
Cathedral Fire Destroys Sore Cathedral After Candle
Rome January 14 The cathedral at Sore was burned yesterday during services commemorating the Italy earthquake anniversary. A falling candle started the blaze. the statue of Saint Heastitua, long spared in the quake, was toppled as the church burned.
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Rome
Sore
Italy
Avenzano Sora
Heastitua
Sor
Tio Oliies
Re opening of quarries eyed in Rutland sector
Marble insiders report near completion of transfers involving the old Boardman hill quarry on Hoariman hill near West Rutland. Green Mountain Marble Company confirms large negotiations, with J P Raton of Fitchburg named as buyer. Details remain guarded. potential deals could expand the firm’s operations and regional marble output.
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Rutland
Jan
New Japstat
Whit
Green Mountain Marble Company
Boardmandustry
Hoartman Bill
Charles Bourdeau
California
Micajah Odell
George TL Odell
J! P. Ro Raton
Fitchburg
Mass
Myrdle E Company
W. F. Lee
Green Mountain Company
Boardman
Boardman Hill
Hoariman Hill
West Ruthind
Sutherland Folly
Vermont Marble Company
Hyatt
Manhattan Works
West Peets Wag Boetromental
Nepaeni Wrry
Rutland Crash Capsizes Two In Coasting Accident
Two Rutland youths were injured when a coaster ran into a pole on South Main street. Innes Creed and Grace Ming were taken to Rutland Hospital with injuries after the vehicle veered off the road and struck the pole. Creed suffered head injuries while Grace sustained facial and internal injuries.
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Rutland
Jan
Rutland Seis Uple
Innes Creed
Jey and
Ming
Grace
Fowlar
Ruthand Heyspital
South Main Street
Ian Creel
Mire
James E. Creed
East Street
Creed
Spesch & Centy
Spesch & Centy Ambulsance
G Powers
Mise Grace
Ray 8
Semithi
Mae
Poe
Tome Geee
Bey
Mies Grae
Wwe
Disposition Upheld In Windsor County Court
Cases in Windsor county court were discontinued as judgments in 1018 were vacated for Stealdi and Charles Batchelder involvement. Judge Marvelle C. Webber of Rutland influenced the favorable outcome, noting prior favorable conclusions and community impact. The decision relates to local Merrit cities and mentions related figures including Mr. Hatehelier and others within the unnamed pipeline context.
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Woodstock
Windsor County Court
Stealdi
Charles Batchelder
Marvelle
C. Webber
Rutland
Hatehelier
Sawaal Heyer
Matetietder
Vermont Dairymen Elect Officers and Plan Legislative Action
At the Vermont Dairymen’s Association convention in Burlington K Brooks of St. Albans was elected president for the coming year. Other officers named include D I Martin of Plainfield as first vice president H B Curtin of St Albans section president F H Bradford secretary M A Adams Derby treasurer and F J Davis Hartford auditor. The meeting approved a legislative plan to coordinate with New England dairymen and urged a permanent committee to watch legislation affecting dairymen while seeking unified action with state granges and other associations. A large banquet followed with judges governors educators and local dignitaries in attendance.
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K. Brooks
St. Albans
Burlington
Harlington
Jum
Ann Withermnat
Vermont Dairymen's Association
TL K. Brooks
D. 1
Martin l
Plainfield
Secnsid Tion
H. B. Curtin
St. Albina
F. H
Bradford
M. A. Adams
Derby
F. J. Davis
Hartford
Itt
A. T. Curtis
Benjamin ‘Tucker
James K. Curtis
Georgia
Melvin T. Miller
Randolph
Association
Springfield
Nations Dairy Council
America
Wens
Toston Chamber of Commerce
New England
Agricultural Committee
Hoxton
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
van Ness House
Franklin
Joe Mitchell Chappie
John M. Thomas
Middleburyollege
J. Staples
Roth Seeds
Birmingham
J. 1. Hills
College of Agriculture
University of Vermont
J. G. Turnbull
Aasuriation
H.R. Brooks
F. H. Bickford
Thomas Frit Jee
Misa Glulys S. Smith
Asseriation
Howard L. Hindley
Rutland Herald
Thin City
H. K. Brooks
Americans Safe After Mexican Bandit Attacks Denied
Dispatches from El Paso report Americans in Mexico City safe and no murder of 10 Americans and two women confirmed. Bandits attacked a colony near Chihuahua but were routed as General Almeida and others were captured and executed orders issued. Senator Works pushes Senate intervention to stabilize Mexico amid aftershocks of the mass killing of foreigners in eastern Chihuahua.
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Wiaahington
D. C
Almeida
Joan Rodrigues
Carranea
Midera
el Paso
State Department
Rodelguez
Gwviera
Juarez
Carminza
Chihuahua
Senator Works
California
Senate
Mexico
Board of Trade Meeting Outlines Community Plan
Professor Alfred I Smith outlines industrial agricultural and civic development avenues before Barre Board of Trade members at the Vinokle club. He emphasizes continuous work, a broad scope, and enthusiastic members with dues and attendance supporting a pragmatic, nonsectarian program.
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Alfred J. Smith
Tuck School
Dartmouth College
Barro Board of Trade
Vincitia Club
Diri
Alfred I. Smith
Tuk School of Administraton
Floaner
Dartmouth
Barre Hoard of Trade
Vinokle Club
Smith Lad
Board of True Movement
Epfoler
J. G. Woodruff
Apeaker
Board of Trade
Smith
Fcorn
Seofessor Smith
New York
Chicago
Civie En
Bitere
Remmeaitioes
Prater
Howe Arm
Neimetay
Rurh Nesem
St. Johnsbury
Ellows Falla
The
Hague
Lisilian
Jem
Ford
Drifemarr Smith
Ford Pacifists Organize for Community Hope
Mim Om Gere Conwell and Week stevet organize a pacifist group in Ford area after her retirement. The effort aims to promote nonviolence, community aid, and shared free services for residents seeking peaceful solutions.
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Conwell
Freee
Montpelier Man Hurt When Horse Runaway Throws Sleigh
D. D. Scribner of Montpelier was thrown onto the sidewalk when his frightened horse ran away and dragged the sleigh into a pole. He was unconscious briefly, later revived, and treated at his Main Street home. The incident drew a Health Officer and police response. Mister Scribner, about 70, formerly a general merchant, was not badly injured.
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D. D. Scribmer
Montpelier
Ein . Montpelier
Scribner
Lindsay
Main Street
Beruiiner
Mercantile Basin Teas
Attorneys' Suit Settled in Washington Court
Attorneys Fred L. Laird and Fred B. Thoms sued Charles H Heaton et al to recover fees for counsel in the Heat cone and Montpelier Savings Bank stock case. Settlement reached out of court for 3000 dollars. Testimony included Taurreig men and relatives of the petitioner in related proceedings.
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Washington Co Rourt
Fred L. Laird
Fred B. Thoms
Charles H Heaton
Montpelier Savings Bark
Zane
Taurreig
M Young Indy
Dr. Foster
Six Years in Prison in Addison County Case
In Addison County court John Monah pleaded guilty to stealing. Judge imposed a sentence of more than six years in the state prison after arguments by Attorney Sturtecant for a heavier term and defense input from Doras Swan and others pending related matters.
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Middlebury
Jen
Addison County Court
John Monah
Veinesiny
Sturtecant
Doras Swan
Robert W. Jne
Lena
Pricun
U S Marine Detained by British on Santa Maria
Albert Ulrik Clark of the Fifth United States Infantry was removed from the steamship Santa Maria at Jamaica by a British neutrality officer during a strict inquiry. He was ashore for hours, then allowed to return to the ship and proceed to New York to report to the War Department. He said he would file a full report on the incident.
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Albert Clark
Fifth
U. S. Infantry
Santa Maria
Jamaica
New York
Jun
Albert Ulrik
United States
Jarmason
Clark
Vienna
Lister
War
Precautions After Scarlet Fever Case At Goddard Seminary
A mild scarlet fever case at Goddard Seminary led to strict isolation and quarantine measures. Miss Prida Haswn of East Hardwick, recently returning to school, fell ill and was diagnosed. Health Officer J W Stewart approved school precautions and hopeful prognosis. Officials expect no major epidemic though exposure risk remains under review.
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Goddard Seminary
Prieda Haswn
East Hardwick
J. W. Stewart
Hinsin
Ahso
Christias
Installation Unites Hiawatha and Bright Star Lodges
Od Fellows and Rebekahs join in joint installation at Odd Fellows hall with 125 covers served. Officers for Hiawatha lodge named Dell Stont ward en Elmer J. Clark conductor Ray C. Waterman chaplain Clarence Carre right noble grand, and others listed. Rebels Judge installs also, with Noble Kram Sustine Dememote and several named officers taking positions.
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Od Fellows
Rebekahs
Hiawatha Lodge
Bright Star Rehehuly Lodge
Odd Fellows” Hall
Hiawatha
Dell, Stont
Elmer J. Clark
Ray C. Waterman
Clarence Carre
Joseph Hoyts
Noble Grand
Leste Murni
Prank Adama
When Grand
CL. Webster
George Thompson
Albert IL. Leandere
Inside Guardian
Fred J. Nockley
Eniteile Guardian
Wile ‘Ascoe
Jurge
Noble Kram
Sustine Dememote
Allie Hydborg
Viera Ulrik
Tillsn Fun
Ran
Conagetar
Mies Mildred Cok Richt Sujyporter
Neble Grand
Mire
Mabel
Fett
Motte Gragul
Mmrace Waterman
Malt Wipporter
View Cram
Died at Rutland in unclear obituary notice
A fragmentary obituary notice from Rutland records the death of a man named Weeks and mentions relatives Loie Rev William Farrar Weeks and others. The text is garbled, with many missing words and illegible phrases, obscuring exact ages and relationships. Additional context about dates, places, and formal notice remains unreadable in the surviving segment.
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New Tamipehire Tae
Indies
Boo. Cilyssen
Merwe
Charles
Maashaven
Lloyds
Sora
Wew Capital
West Side
Agee al Seahater
Gongpe
Bert Munipeline
Cox
Twelay Sens Teles
Ford Pacifists
Bryan, Ford
D. Scribner of
Fred B. Thomas
Charles H. Heaton
John Donah
U.S
QUEST
War Department
Seetye Weeks
Loie
William Farrar
William Perrer
Lake
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