German Fleet Driven Off and Sinking Reported
German forces drive off a fleet and report a torpedo boat sunk. Russian defenses pull back in northern Galicia and southern Poland as Austro German forces aim toward Warsaw. Naval actions include a waterborne German attack on Windau repulsed by Russia.
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Galicia
Poland
Warsaw
Bug
Viepre
Vistula
Tvangorod
Warna
Windau
Balto Sea
Gulf of Tiga
Gallipolli
Greman
Thistiehund
Washington
Wheat-Laden Bark Submarine Victim Near Fastnet
The British bark Thistleband sailing from Bahia Blanca on April 26 with a cargo of wheat for Queenstown was torpedoed by a German submarine yesterday off Fastnet Ireland. Some crew members were landed at Baltimore 47 miles southwest of Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastnet
Ireland
Cork
London
Thistleband
Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Queenstown
Fastnet
Baltimore
Germans Beat Allies in French Front Engagements
An official war office bulletin reports artillery actions along the Weir north of Arras and a three day bombardment in the Argonne. German forces attacked near Binarville Le Four de Paris, but were repulsed twice. a third assault captured a small font, then thrown back after heavy fighting. Elsewhere Verdun north and Rouen region bombardments continued. In Gallipoli, Allied forces say Turkish counterattacks were repelled after British advances with new artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
War Office
Inet
Arras
Argonne
Binarville
le Fear de-Paris
Bagatelle
Verdun
Petal
Mardanelies
British Victory Overtures at Paris and Near 1900 Meters
London dispatch reports British forces advancing toward Paris with near 1900 meters of movement and effforts noted by observers. Official summaries indicate heightened activity and strategic positioning as July opens.
Allies Commended In Detailed Gallipoli Operations Report
London July 1 British General Sir Ian Hamilton reports the June 28 plan to push the left flank near Krithia and seize five Turkish trench lines west and east of Sughir Dere. Allied forces probe, bombard, and break Ottoman defenses. Royal Scots and Gurkhas push advances, capture multiple lines, sustain heavy losses, and hold a crucial knoll as gains total about 1,900 yards on the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ian Hamilton
Krithia
Wea
Sughir Dere Ana
Allot
Scorpion
Wolverine
Saghir Dero
Border Regiment
Sughir Dere
Royal Scots
Royal Pustters
Mvine
Lancashire Fusiliers
Armines
Rks
Orcasiona
Lloyd George Pleased With Munitions Enrollment Figures
London reports indicate seven days of mobilization under David Lloyd George as minister of munition. Chief assistant notes high enrollment and rapid expansion of war work with figures reaching about ten thousand in two days and ongoing recruitment for munitions production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Velomiste
David Lloyd Fearge
Lloyd George
Mnet
Scottish Monarch Lost on Transatlantic Steamer
The Bretioh steamer Benttich Manerch sailing from New York to Manchester with a cargo of sugar disappeared after heavy seas. Crew set 24 corn tewik to the file beta. The 0 and 10 teen were priced near Femk Point Tightship, far from Dunmeare barer, Ireland, and were landed at Doramre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomdoe
Bretioh
Benttich Manerch Hevend
New York
Menchester
Wulewarine
Dunmeare Berber
Ireland
Doramre
Deady and Odie Lead Inconsistent Moey Fore and S410 Wen
Local team actions involve Deady and Odie guiding a mid season effort with 190 yards and Erns in a push toward a final series amid fluctuating performance. Gl eee remains an unclear sponsor in the sparse OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaon
British Admiralty Statement Reopens Leyland Steamship Sinking
A definite British Admiralty statement to the American ambassador sheds new light on the sinking of the Leyland steamship. The page release details the engagement of the S S Armenian by British forces and notes the loss of a large number of American lives, prompting fresh scrutiny of naval actions and wartime conduct.
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Ish
Admiralty
Ambassador Page
Leyland Steamship
Armenian Sinking by German Submarine Off Cornwall Coast
Secretary of State Lansing disclosed that the Armenian, a British steamer, was torpedoed off Cornwall two days earlier with American deaths. Reports suggest the ship refused to halt, possibly seeking to escape. US may review action under international law. Amb. Page in London relayed admiralty notices, noting two American lives among the 20 lost, with many crew members likely American. The Armenian carried contraband and some passengers, though many aboard were crew. Details remain fragmented as inquiries continue in Britain and Washington.
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Cornwall
Washington
D.C
Lansing
United States
Germany
Washington, D.C
Ademirelty Busines
England
Ambassador Page
London
State Department
Triwd Admiralty
Conval Armetring
Bristol
Ambarcador Page
Americstia
Armenien
Overals
Stemachip Company
Admiralty
Mrenage
Camell
Lew Engiaedt
Ialoe
E Wiens
A Lowe
Monee
New Orleana BM
Gresherry
Mowtgrimery
Ala
R Suttee
Cartereriffe
Te Hervey Strong
Lew Yerk
Feown
Notable Negro Muleteers Named in Virginia List
A fragment lists several African American muleteers by name and city across Virginia including Richmond Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth and others. The text appears as a misread OCR item with incomplete context and identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry
Leroy
Jackson and
Speed
Richmond
J Wall
Foley and Little
Newport News
King, Small
Armenian Ship Carries 106 Americans For Allied Armies
Newport News July 1 A crewed vessel named Armenian sailed from Newport News carrying 106 Americans among its personnel plus 1 mule cargo bound for the Anglo American effort. The ship, the first of several to transport horses and mules for the allies, had a cargo value listed at 219 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Nine year old burned when clothing caught by a match
Yvonne Foy of Marble avenue Burlington was severely burned when a burning match set her clothing ablaze. She was found by a neighbor and rushed to Mary Fletcher hospital. Her limbs and abdomen are badly burned and recovery is uncertain.
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Burlington
Yvonne Foy
Mia
Daniel Foy
Marble Avenue
Mary Fletcher
Yvonne
Joh
Miorg
Wr. Carlin
Arrest of Lloyd for Theft in Rutland
Police officers Jane Young and P H Conlin arrested Edward J Loyd known as Harry Lloyd in Rutland on theft charges after a companion’s watch was stolen and later recovered at J Kauffman pawn shop where Loyd signed for 22.00. Loyd has prior burglary and theft records and a wife and child at Seth Main street.
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Rutland
Edward J. Loyd
Harry Lloyd
Jane Young
P. H. Conlin
Lloyd
Wats
J. Kauffman
Lioyd
F. G. Swinnerton
Joga
Seth Main Street
Rome
Rutland Fire Clay Company
Billion Dollar Trade Balance Sets U.S. Record
Washington reports a record back balance for 11 months ending May 31, indicating a favorable trade surplus around a billion dollars. Despite wartime disruptions, exports rise while cotton markets stagnate and shipping costs shift, signaling strong national commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
Department of Commerce
Wilton
Trely
Redield
Ammer Jem
14 Arrests Reported in Fort Prosperity Operation
Police reported 14 arrests today in Fort Prosperity related to a drug and crime sweep. Authorities state the operation targeted narcotics distribution with several suspects held for testing and further investigation.
Thaw Woman Defies Law in Testimony Bid
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw refused to honor a subpoena to New York to testify on the sanity proceedings of Harry K. Thaw. Located at a camp near Malone New York she warned she feared for her life and offered a doctor's certificate if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Nebit Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Kicked in the Head and May Not Live
Ralph Rushford a 13 year old boy son of Mr and Mrs Rushford of Hill Woet was kicked in the head by a horse while attempting to catch it. He is in critical condition at a Montreal hospital with a fractured skull brain protrusion and unconsciousness.
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Montgomery
Ralph Rushford
Charles Rushford
Hill Woet
Montreal
Glark
Iaet
Rookland
Acces Army
New York Sun
Leeds
Amervars
Meen
Shementary
Warner Threats Feature in Windsor Murder Trial
At Windsor County court Warner faces murder charges in a case tied to a farm and its maps. Testimony from Dre Stone and Whitney linked gunshot wounds to lethal outcomes while witnesses reported threats by Warner against W and Aime. A jail confession signed in Chester was admitted as evidence.
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Woodstock
Warner
Windsor County Court
Dre Stone and Whitney
Laboratory of Hygiene
Swanton Village Trustee Fined for Speeding in Burlington
Swanton village trustee Richard Colomb was fined 10 plus 7.95 costs in Burlington city court after being found guilty of speeding and careless driving on North avenue. Officer Fraser testified seeing a car at about 39 mph with several passengers as it passed the streetcar. Colomb claimed he was rushing home near St Joseph's orphanage and denied other traffic while asserting he never speeds beyond 26 mph.
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Burlington
Richard Colomb
Swanton
North Avenue
Fraser
Colomb
Colmb
St. Joseph's
Killed in Slate Quarry near Poultney
Louis J. Williams age 65 of Southstrout was instantly killed at the Consolidated Slate company quarry in North Poultney when a dumping box chain broke and the box fell about halfway up the pit its nearly two ton contents crushing him. Foreman Thomas J. Roberts and a Polish worker received minor injuries. Williams leaves a widow and six children.
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Williams
Woman's team leadsRockingham hospital drive totals
Bellows Falls July 1 report from the two day Rockingham hospital campaign shows a total of 87047.14 with Caroline M Arma leading the women's team as the largest tote collector and 2107.40 raised yesterday. The drive aims to reach 820000.
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Bellows Falls
Jaly
Rockingham Hospital
Wae
Mise Caroline M. Arma
Train Wreck Kills Carranza Troops Near Monte Marilos
An American arriving from the interior reports that a wrecked train near Monte Marilos between Tampico and Monterey killed three hundred Carranza soldiers and their families, with several injured. The accident occurred ten days earlier according to him.
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Laredo
Texas
Carranza
Monte Marilos
Tampico’ i
Monterey
Indictments Returned in Slaton Home Riot Case
Fulton county grand jury indicted 296 men on rioting charges near former Governor Slaton’s Atlanta home after 28 arrests last Saturday. Offense listed as misdemeanor under Georgia law with penalties up to one year in jail or a fine up to 100 dollars or both.
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Pormer
Slaton
Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
Georgia
Deceit 18 Claimed Rookland Editor and Opinion
A fragmented report covers deceit claims against Banersi & Son and a bankruptcy petition filed by Ronseef & Son. It discusses military training proposals, national service ideas, and a court sult involving Edwart J. Bartlett and LeRoy F. Fortney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sult
Edwart J. Bartlett
LeRoy F. Fortney
Plaintiek Agatnet Aninniaaleo
Malafield
Bee Fog
Banersi & Son
Cescent
al- Weerd
Iegerds Toy
Ronseef &Son
Doctor, Ford runabout plunges into Winooski River
Dr Vincent H Coffee of Montpelier escaped drowning when his Ford runabout backed into the Winooski River near the Main street bridge about 1 30 last evening. The car toppled 12 to 15 feet into the water, the driver tearing free from the windshield and swimming to the bank. The vehicle was dragged out after an hour of effort. only a damaged windshield and top remained. The cargo of surgical instruments and medicine was not recovered and could total several hundred dollars in loss.
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Vincent H. Coffee
Montpelier
Main Street
Cotton
Jeremiah
Coffer
Dr. Coffee
Coffee
Compensation Law In Effect For Factories And Firms
The state industrial accident board led by Robert K. Simonds opens today to enforce workers compensation for accidents and deaths at workplaces with ten or more employees. The board will assess claims and settle them under the law, with broader coverage possible for smaller concerns upon notice.
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State Industrial Accident Board
Robert K. Simonds
St. Jaimebury
Sanford K. Daniele
Brattleboro
2. S. Posse
Burlington
Girl Swimmer Drowns Near Parrot's Cottage
Mise Flora Ford, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albion Ford of North Berwen Mohd, drowned in four feet of water while swimming near Parrots summer cottage. Firemen from Sanford responded but efforts failed.
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North Berwen
Mise
Flora Ford
Land
Albion Ford
Flore
Sanford
Rochester Telephone Strike May Disrupt Services Citywide
Electrical workers in Rochester are reported to have initiated a strike that could affect telephone service across western New York. The Rochester Home Telephone Company and allied unions reached a wage dispute agreement, though details remain unsettled as crews picket and maintenance shifts adjust.
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Rochester Telephone Cn
Rochester
X. Wy Ls
New York
Wien
Rochester Home Telephone Company
Untitled fragment hints at reprieve case details
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a reprieve and related personnel, with unclear names and dates. The readable portion centers on a legal or judicial action awaiting final decision and potential release or mercy. Further context is unreadable.
Funeral at Montpelier for Charice Pred O Ganenr
Funeral held for Charice Pred O Ganenr who died in Waterbury from St Angeotior’s to Mixner morning. Rev McKenne officiating. Attendees from Catholic Order of Foreguards and Knights included Micheal Flannery Peterk Mefiride Clare Jim Mellquomn. Interment in Catholic cemetery in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charice
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Petrograd
Windaw
Bagstelle
Kirthin
Gallipoli
Suger
Trib
S.S. Armenian
View Porte Bien
Browks cc Wert
Ichiel Feween
Companion
Dayy
Fraet Im Rhode Talent
Ronmertenn
Hevtion
Ormwrt
Jory Hideo
Swanton Village
Louis J. Williams
Poultney
Bellows Falls Hospital
Platteburg Camp
Promiment Mavne Editor
Otiver Otis
Rockland
Smith
Bath
E. DP
Barnett
L. P. Fortney
Antonio Bonasel
Grasttevule
Verience
Industrial Accident Board
Buasp
Anne
Charles Fred O'Conner
James A. Brom
St Ipewich
Mase
Bin
Susie
Ewe
Pmald
St Whet
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