Turkey War Weariness Fears Separate Peace Rumor
London reports a Balkan halt as Austro German offensive stalls amid ammunition shortages. Russians retreat to a stronger line near Krasnik while Turkey weighs separate peace prospects. German engineers fortify Constantinople as Mytilene dispatches warn of renewed activity.
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London
Galicia
Poland
Krasnik
Rome
Gorizia
Redipuglia
Balkan
Turkey
Dardanelles
Rahmania
Constantinople
Adwoes
Mytilene
Italians Seize Two Miles Of Trenches In Alpine Campaign
Geneva dispatch via Paris reports Italian forces advancing on the Drave river sector, 62 miles northwest of Laibach. Alpine troops deployed artillery on Roskofel height and reportedly seized two strategic trench lines south of Gorizia.
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Gieneva
Switzerland
Paris
Twn Ae
Villach
Nuueronrs
Drave
Laibach
Roskofel
Gorizia
Crown Prince Thrown Back in French British Shell Attacks
Paris reports say French and British lines repelled shelling with gas shells used north of Arras. Arras region saw continued bombardment and material damage. no infantry assaults occurred that day. German crown prince’s forces allegedly resumed a drive along roads between Minerville and Le Chateau, with heavy artillery and counterfire in the Meuse area.
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Paris
Tein Ie Armas Tm
Regio
Arras
Arrasi
Minar
Ville Apt Vienne
Haute Chavaucier
Meuse
Forest of
la Pretre Troest
Awaiting Return of Pres. Wilson in Washington
Washington July 14 pending the return of President Wilson from Cornish it was believed there would be no further developments in the Germany United States submarine warfare dispute. The president is expected to arrive soon and attend cabinet talks Tuesday with the German note under study and in touch with Secretary of State.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Cornish
Germany
United States
Tumulty
Twmulty
No Mob Appears To Lynch Leo Frank
Reports that a mob would try to seize Leo M. Frank and lynch him at Milledgeville were not confirmed. Three militia companies were kept ready at Macon then allowed to return home as the state guarded the Milledgeville state farm where Frank is incarcerated. Governor Harris ordered troops to protect state property after word of the alleged plan circulated.
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Macon
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atate Pee Farm
Milledgeville
Milledgeville State Farm
Leo M. Frankin
Harris
Frank
Nash
Pee
Ronde
Mileigeville
Marietta
Slaton
Bomb threat letter reported in Boston aiding two buildings
An afternoon Boston paper cites an anonymous note signed as a German spy claiming two bombs placed in the House and the customs house tower. Police examined the letter and turned it over for warning but found no firm attribution or credible target.
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Boston
A. Ales
Fatally Wounded by Her Suitor in Teton Incident
Fragmentary report from Teton dated July 14 describes a fatal wounding of a woman by her suitor near a scout lodge or ledge. The text includes garbled lines and likely refers to a domestic or interpersonal fatal event with unclear names or locations.
Jury’s Duty Now At Hand In Thaw Sanity Hearing
New York July 14 testimony at the hearing to determine Harry K Thaw’s sanity was concluded and the case may go to an advisory jury before night Justice Hendrick may disregard their verdict if sane Deputy Attorney General Frank argued Thaw was insane when he shot Stanford White and remains so today He called Thaw a true virgin of his.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Hendrick
Toulay
Atorney
Frank
Stanford White
Jorge Hendrick
Stanford Whitte
Muttoawan
Isis Liberty
Austin Flint
Henrick
Flint
Amos T. Baker
Matteawan
Raymond F.C. Kieb
Paker
Becker
Baker
Memdrick
Court in Uproar Over Thaw Mental Trial Verdict Near
The New York sanity trial of Harry K. Thaw proceeded as alienist Dr. Austin Flint testified Thaw allegedly attempted hypnosis. Judge Hendrick questioned the witnesses while Dr. Baker and Dr. Kieb described examinations and opinions on Thaw’s sanity. The court pressed toward a verdict that could decide his fate.
Heat as cancer cure demonstration at Rutland meeting
The Rutland assembly reports a demonstration on cancer cure using heat treatment by Dr Crain, noted as part of a national medical gathering. The event, at a depot, drew attention amid broader talks by County Medical Surgical Society and the Amarven association, with observers noting potential outcomes and limitations of the method.
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Rutland
Cancrr
Dye Ao Ry Ltd
County Medical Surgical
Crain
Amerven Newortation
Mare Mruthers Institution
Vermont dairy education conference to be held in March 1918
An announcement lists A. L. Borland of the University of Vermont and MH J. Wilson of the university as presenters. The event covers dairy husbandry and creamery management with demonstrations for farmers and state agriculture officials.
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Elventh Educational
Vermont Service
A. AL Borland
Dairy
Bastendry
University of Verma
Toston
Department of Agriculture
MH. J. Wilson
University
Eack Vermont
Eemple
SIlos Offer Rejected In Unknown Location
Fragmentary OCR text reports a rejected offer related to silos and a listed chain of names and numbers, with unclear details on participants or outcomes. The readable parts mention a peg or stake and a sequence of disrupted words suggesting a technical or agricultural context.
Fire Reaches Upstairs of St Johnsbury Home
Two occupants escaped a early morning blaze in St Johnsbury as flames and smoke engulfed the upper floor where the artist Mike Shaw kept a kiln. Helen Shaw woke to the suffocating heat and smoke, alerted via telephone, then helped her father William H Shaw to safety. The fire caused about 2000 dollars in losses, insured, and left Mr. Shaw hospitalized in Brightlock Hospital from shock.
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St. Johnsbury
Helen Shaw
William H Shaw
Mike Shaw
China
Shaw
Brightlock Hospital
Summer residence burned in Dublin Nova Scotia
The large summer residence of Mia Edward Jones of New Bedford Massachusetts was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss is estimated at thirty thousand dollars with the buildings valued around fifty thousand. The fire started in the kitchen and there was no one home. Caretakers had been preparing for occupancy and volunteers saved the barn and garage. The hillside blaze drew many spectators from miles around.
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Dublin
Mia
Edward ©. Jones
New Bedford
Mass
Harrisville Road
David Sears
Boston
Granite State Building Plans Adopted Near Pavilion Hotel
The Vermont State Commission, meeting at the State House, selected granite for a state library and supreme court building to be placed between the State House grounds and the Pavilion hotel. Three stories plus basement, with a $140,000 building limit, and an audience invited to submit elevation sketches by August 5.
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Montpelier
State House
W. W. Stickney
Horce F. Graham
Pavilion Hotel
State Library
Supreme Court
Horace F. Graham
Lineman Survives 2300 Volt Electrocution Incident
Burlington July 14 Louis Clark a lineman for the municipal electric light plant narrowly escaped death when 2300 volts of electricity passed through his body He was badly burned and revived by an associate but will recover Clark suffered burns but is expected to recover from the ordeal
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Louis Clark
Burlington
Louia Clark
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Clark
Hie Aa Soviate
Will Treaver
Waterbury Teachers for Coming Year Listed
Waterbury announces this year’s teaching staff with principal F Wy and a roster of instructors including Christine Kane Genevra Harlow and Lene M Wallace. New teachers underwent seven weeks of training under the teachers’ training mutse program.
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Aim Stowe
Jatia H
Hilgeey Arth
Ethel R. Colby
Mei Mary K. Tully
Castleton
Mise Berthe BE. Joslyn
Kate P. Melecroms
Ne Ht
Houston
Mise
Etta Westover
Mine Mary Beacon
Center
Kathie D. Brown
Lachmie Bill, Nee
Newcnmb
Kneeland Fat
Florence Burke
Bluth Bill
Misa
Annbe Twmari
Little River
Maule DeCell
Colton Breck
Kathleen LeBarrom
Goddard Seminars
Railroads Face New State Compliance Ruling
Three opinions handed down by the court of appeals clarify that the state compensation act applies to all interstate lines operating within New York. The ruling affects railroads by requiring insurance and compliance measures, with emphasis on protecting employees of foreign corporations. The decision addresses constitutional concerns and asserts the state acted within its powers to regulate interstate commerce.
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Mbeny
Tralee
Huntre
Vermont Man Injured in Portementh Incident
A Vermont man sustained injuries in a portementh related incident near Hewmewit Vi. The report notes involvement of a revenue officer and a Mr. Preece. Details remain unclear due to typographical errors but indicate a road or railway setting with a party named Petey FL Pune of Setenen.
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Petey
Pemae
Bert
Mr Preece
Martin
Patel
Barn Destroyed by Lightning on Vermont Farm
A hay barn on Mrs. Crandall Tucker’s property between East Barre and Orange was struck by lightning and destroyed during a shower late yesterday. The one-and-a-half story barn measured 24 by 30 feet and contained hay stock not yet stored. loss is estimated under 8500, covered by Dickey agency policies at East Barre. Onlookers Perry and Bragg sought shelter nearby, observing a sudden blaze as the barn ignited, forcing them to retreat to a nearby shed.
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Crandall Tucker
East Barre
Orange
Dickey Agency
Tucker
Washington
A. Perry
C. W. Bragg
G. J. Perkins
Idwaick
Tucker Barn
Bisson Farm
Tucker Farm
Lightning Kills Ox at Grout Farm Barn
A barn on E. J. Grout’s Blush hill farm two miles from Waterbury was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon. A valuable ox hitched to a hay load on the third floor was killed. E. J. Webster and Arthur Greene stood nearby shortly before the strike. A similar incident occurred a year ago when lightning killed another ox.
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Waterbury
E. J. Grout
Blush Hill
Thin Village
E. J. Webster
Arthur Greene
Garage and Auto Burned in Bradford Storm
A thunderstorm with heavy rain and strong winds struck Fairlee and the Lake Morey region yesterday afternoon. Lightning struck the garage of John W. Munn, burning it to the ground and destroying an automobile, with considerable damage to telephone lines.
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Bradford
Fairlee
Lake Morey
John W. Munn
Granite Firm Change In Barre endorsed sale of interest
William Milne transfers his stake in the granite firm Littlejohn Odgers Milne to Alfred Sing and W B McKenzie. Milne, long tied to the company with stints elsewhere, plans unclear. Simpson and McKenzie, longtime granite men, assume roles. firm keeps name and about three generations of stonecutters remain.
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William Milne
Littlejohn, Odgers & Milne
Day
Littlejohn, Odgare
Milne
Mesare
Simpson
McKenele
McKensie
Kurke Bros
Marclay Tires
McKenzies
Littlejohn, Odeere & Milne
Heave
Keneio
Wil
Funeral of River Victim
The Spanish colony in Marre paid tribute as an escort of nearly Les men accompanied the remains of Augustin Petia drowned while near the church. The service drew mourners from Rare Town Northfield and Montpelier with profuse offerings. Clergy included Rev F M McKiere and Rev Joseph Tureet of St Brlveeter's church. The cortege moved to Berkeley Street Cemetery for interment.
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Marre
Augustin Petia
Northfield
Montpelier
FM McKieere
Joseph Tureet
Fragmented OCR notes on event with scattered names and dates
Fragmented text outlines an event with multiple dates and people, but most names and details are garbled. It references Stenbecbery 8th, a scene at Pontine Day Trem, and mentions Peden Cenenity Yimmed and others, with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Peter
Lowe
Pontine Day
Stenbecbery
Park Board Appointments Ratified by Aldermen
Vacancies on the city park commission filled by Mayor's nominees George N. Tilda John Daniele and Joseph B. Sanguinetti for one ten and three years respectively. Other routine actions included lease discussion for the Harte opera house and several building permits across Main Street and Prospect Street.
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City Park Commission
Board of Aldermen
George N. Tilda
John Daniele
Joseph B. Sanguinetti
George J. Goodkorrski
Harte Opera House
Goodkowraki
Depordt
Alderman Shurtliff
Goodkowski
York Treach
W. M. Martin
Stows Street
Joseph D. Ossola
North Main Street
FE. T. Mower
Port Street
William [Illey
Montpelier
Barre
Merchant Street
John Tyner
Rant
Turner
Tis
William
Abdermanic
William Wishart
Geogre F. McFarland
Maine
Carpenter
Leet Pemmer
McFarland
Wee
Natre Granite Manufecturers’ Association
Shurthe
de. Z. W. Stewart
Lee
Weiner
Erty Park
Sir Meare
Wales
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