All Victories Austro-German claim on eastern front
Austro-German forces report crushing Russian resistance from Poland to Galicia and northern Hungary, with Warsaw forests approaching. Russians ousted in east Prussia minor engagements, and French losses in Argonne noted as heavy. Belgian Nieuport and Verdun fights cited with Allied setbacks, while major line activity remains limited and reinforcements concentrate near Soissons and Lakiasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausstrian War Office
Poland
Warsaw
Galicia
Bukowina
Hungary
London
el Kantara
Egypt
East Prussia
Borjmow
France
Argonne
Newt Nieuport
Belgium
Verdun
Soissons
Lakiasses
Lag Hauser
Three Aeroplanes Never Returned In Ostend Raid
Wire despatch from Hendon reports seven English aeroplanes bombarded Ostend and Zeebrugge with three failing to return. It says these three were pursued by German aircraft and driven toward the sun. The dispatch may refer to the raid on the Belgian coast previously noted. The last noted raid was January 22, with all stores involved and reported damage to submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendon
Merlin
Ostend
Zeebriggs
Tabriz Recaptured by Russians Reported in Telegram
Fragmentary telegram quotes from a War Department source stating Russian forces have retaken Tabriz from Turkish control. The dispatch mentions broader regional shifts with Soviet and Persian fronts, noting Turkish movements toward Maragas amid ongoing fighting and supply concerns.
President Wilson Predicts Era of Prosperity at Convention
President Wilson told the American Electric Railway association that America is on the eve of a new era of enterprise and prosperity. He argued that trust laws and regulatory approach are being refined, clearing uncertainty and allowing business to thrive. He urged public openness, fairness, and cooperation, stating big businesses should not be feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
American Electric Railway Association
Washington, D. Dy Son
Democratic Congress
Businew
Longeforth
America
Congress
Rain Denier
Hener ii
Spoke 11 Hours Without A Rest In Senate Fight
Washington reports a dramatic Senate session marked by long speeches and procedural tension following a major partisan clash. Key figures debated rules amid parliamentary maneuvering as the chamber faced a protracted daylight standoff over leadership actions and legislative procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Congress
Senate
Semeet
Boyd
Siyer
Diamonds Stolen From East Side Pawnshop Heist
Four men robbed Adolph Stern's pawnshop on the Upper East Side. They bound and gagged three clerks, stole diamonds valued between 40 000 and 50 000 dollars, and fled in a waiting automobile. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Stern
Upper East Side
Burlington Laundry Fire Ravages Plant in Cold Snap
In Burlington on January 30 the Steam Laundry at Cottege and St Paul streets suffered major damage in a late evening blaze. Firemen faced one of their worst trials as temperatures hovered 10 below zero and a Main Street hydrant froze. The building, owned by W. H. Engienby and insured, is being run by E Dana Huntler with R Huntley and Mrs Huntley away in California. The cause remains unknown though origin appeared to be woodwork near a tumbler. rumors of chemical fires were unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Cottege and
St. Paul Street
Burlington Fire Department
Main
St. ‘Paul
R. Huntley
Robbed of 565 Dollars in Boston Bank Visit
Boston reports a man named Emanuel Stevens of Watertown was assaulted on the second floor of the Carney building at Tremont street and robbed of 565 dollars. He identified a man who watched him earlier, and three assailants fled after the attack. Doctors noted a crushed nose and a long cut above the left eye. Police investigated with a 20 man crew.
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Boston
Carney
Tremont Street
Emmamiel Stevens
Elm Street
Watertown
Konpitat
Brickley
Stevens
Steven
Athry
Tlis Street
Bes
Panic Averted as Fire Hits State Infirmary
Inmates were moved to safety after a fire broke out in a storage building at the state infirmary in Trekebury Mase in January. Two injuries were reported and 200 inmates were reassigned to other quarters as trees stopped a panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Infirmary
Tewkabary
Maze
Trekebury
Mase
Observed Burns Day Concert Names Participants
A fragmented report lists Worcester residents and a chorus of names including EAGT Yoniaow and Walter Netetr among participants in a Burns Day event. The notice mentions a concert and a dance following the performance with assorted locals and officials present.
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Jan
Worcester
N. Cork
Willes Cape
Jewes BR Meeedeve
Willey
Menald Moee
Anette Pyle
Walter Netetr
Lisorn
Mie
Teese Thempess
Pelatcloben
Mice Grehae
Doten
Kemer Jems
Dartmouth graduates hold annual banquet in Boston hotel
With De Boer presiding Rowton Jan 90 Dartmouth graduates of the city and vicinity gathered last night for the anniversary banquet at the Copley Maze hotel. Governor Spaulding of New Hampshire and Channing Cox of Massachusetts spoke as President Nichole discussed postwar duties and education costs. Joseph A. Deere of Montpelier presided. C K Darling was elected president, Harry W Goodall treasurer, Wilfred I Smart secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowton
Jan
Dartmouth
Copley- Maze
Tvere
Ernest Pax Nichole
Roeland H. Spaulding
New Hamshire
Channing Cox
Massachusetts House of
Ntatives
Nichole
Ceountry
Steper
Europa
Neiling
Europe
Provident Nichols
Spaulding
Jeollege
New Hampshire
Joseph A. Deere
Montpelier
Ampiiation
C.K. Darling
Harry W. Goodall Treacher
Wilfred I. Smart
2 Percent Patients Treated at St Albans
Twenty patients were treated this morning at St Albans Hospital for infantile paralysis by Dr. Robert Lovett of Boston, assisted by Miss A. Wright, a graduate of the Boston Normal School and from Children’s Hospital. Lovett outlined the course of treatment while Wright administered it. Nurses and doctors from Georgia, Fairfax, Grand Isle and Rutland were present.
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Albans
St Albans
Robert Levett
Hoatom
Mies al. Wright
Mesten Normal School of Symmastics
aly @ mere
Children’s Hospital
Hesten
Lovett
Miss Wright
Beery Nurse
Dortur Lewte
Temilaver
Leddwtrial Workers Protest Meeting Shrouded in Confusion
A garbled report describes a gathering of a labor group in a city square with references to a third party and a killing case. Names and places are unclear but the scene mentions speakers and a planned meeting led by a local figure. The text is damaged and partially legible.
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Wren
Aves Tapleen
Artiere
Levwetl
Jumps to Federals Report Trails in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Federals and several hazy names. The readable parts show no clear event, date, or outcome. The record preserves only scattered phrases and potential names without coherent context or specifics.
Burns Club of Barre Holds Annual Banquet and Dance
The Burns club of Barre celebrated the birth anniversary of Robert Burns with a Clan Gordon ball. President Hugh Chite led the program as Bruce's orchestra provided music. toasts and songs followed the banquet served by the ladies, ending in a late-night dance.
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Burns Club
Barre
Spaulding School
Clan Gordon
Robert Burns
Hugh Chite
Rantin
Kevin’ Robin
Burne Club Quartette
Alice Wood
Mint
Annie Anderson
James Booth
John McKernan
Burns
Charles Leet
Robin Adair
Sweet Afton
Scotland
James K. Pirie
Sterling Bridge
James Hogg
America
Geo Cormack
McDonald
James K. Anderson
Bruce
Fifteen Past Masters At Granite Lodge Dinner
Fifteen past masters attended the annual meeting at Granite Lodge in the Blanel and Mock area with about 125 Masons from Williamstown Northfield Harlington and Montpelier present. Carley Calderwood of St Johnsbury opened the evening and conferred the degree on his son A Calderwood. A substantial supper followed in the banquet hall with informal speeches by visitors and Masons including A Onl W B Ostie Ker Eagar Crossland and Jane Boyer. Readings by John Wyllie James Palmer and Supt Seager of South Narre were well received. Vere Fike closed the program with slight hand performances.
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F&a. ML
Blaneland
Ingete
Williamstown
Northfield
Harlington
Montpelier
Carley A Callerwood
St. Johnebury
Masone of
Vermont
A. Calderwood
W. B Ostie
Ker
Eagar Crossland
Viret Presbyterian Church
Janes Boyer
Burlington
Voral Aloe
John Wyllie
James Almer
Supt
Seager
South Narre
Vred Fike
Jaren
Reception to Baptist Chote at Marquee Event
A reception was held for Baptist attendees featuring a program led by A. Formes who spoke on gathering and finances. The event opened with a procession and was followed by songs and remarks from community members including Baretd and Fred Ung.
Barre City Election Candidates Signal Busy Political Season
Fragments outline noisy push for various Barre city offices with ward contests and looming deadlines. Names such as Bancroft and Ward are mentioned along with Socialist hopes, potential reelections, and speculation across wards one through five. The field swells as party and independent figures weigh nominations before early March voting.
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Olapace
Barre
Energetia
Montioner
Aince
Ilda
Call Eye
City Hall
Bailiwick
Met Honer
Afth
Robert Gordon
Mhe
Fred W. Bancroft
Third Ward
Fe Ki
Langley
Tset
Cagous
W. H. Ward
W. J. Clapp
Homer
Laddaire
John J. Hoban
Vudge H. W. Scott
Muunicipal Court
E. C. Glyspon
John Robins
Robins
Frack McWhorter
D. Shurtleff
James T. Marrion
Marrion
Hollister
Alesander Henton
George i
Mann
Tee
Ming
Wid
Michael Reeff
Frank Comolli
Mr. Comelliren
Bart
George L. Marrie
Asaremere
Unclear text from historical notice segment
Fragmentary OCR text reports a meeting or committee matter with references to Terreirene Ulster and Magwiertarer's ermetation. Details are garbled but imply a formal gathering, agreement on a process, and a fleet or baton related action.
Home Longing Turns Mind to Home Findings Body in Cellar
Gordon Stewart discovered the body of his wife in the basement of their Graniteville home. A razor and a fatal throat wound pointed to suicide, with Melisnehalia Stewart having longed for Scotland. The couple, recently married from Scotland, left a baby daughter and had shown improved spirits before tragedy.
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Gordon Stewart
E. L. Smith & Go
B4r
Bailey
Stewart
Melisnehalia
Scotland
Gen Ieville
Stewarts
Tur
John MacDoneld
Mra
Uven
Enon
Bait
Stewart Ie
Averse
Vote to Unite and Motor Dealmaking Misty in Report
Fragmented OCR text shows a gathering with members of a hotel or committee discussing unity and a meeting schedule. Chaotic phrasing obscures specifics but mentions an event related to a vote, an assembly, and a ceremonial or commemorative element. No clear dates, people, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Unclear fragmentary text to be summarized
The readable parts do not provide a coherent event or identifiable entities. The source appears heavily garbled, containing fragments of names and words without a discernible news item or facts to summarize into a T S pair.
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Sreem
DE Boer
St. Albans
Lawrence
Om Street
Susie Wal
Renee Oe
Cowie
Bey Canpyeng
Tate
Peters
Evry Eimry Adem
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Union
Mrs. Gordon & Hart
Mela
Graniteville
Dorning
Vermont Botanical and
Vermont Bint Club
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Danville
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Bratenrd Er Premnenar
Mverpeter
Gemey
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