Germans Checked At Dead Man's Hill In French Offensive
An official French war office report says German forces were repulsed near Dead Man's Hill around 8 PM. The night featured heavy bombardment and an intense artillery duel along the Meuse and as far as Douaumont, with French gains including capturing a fortified position southwest of the hill and taking 225 prisoners and seven machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Dead Man's Hill
French War Office
Sores
Meuse
Avecourt
le Mort Homma
le Mort Homme
Fort Vaux
Bois Des Foases
Metgeral
Hartmanna- Wellerkopf
Germans Admit Loss At Yea Man's Hill Foothold Gained
Berlin reports via London that French forces breached German first line trenches southeast of Yeoman's Hill, establishing a foothold of about 400 metres. The attack saw repeated French assaults repelled elsewhere with heavy German losses.
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Berlin
London
Yea Man's Hill
War Office
Italian Soldiers May Insurance Front Line Policies
Italian soldiers at the front may insure their lives for ten thousand dollars each under a government subsidized plan by the National Institute of Insurance. Applications for a policy must be made within ten days of arrival at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Nationalnstitute of Insurance Organization
Tiffin Woman Elected Leader of Womans Clubs
In New York on June 1 Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles won the presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs by a wide margin over Mrs Sneath of Tiffin. Cowles received 1275 votes to 433 for the Titin candidate. The federation approved affiliating with the National Council of Women. Some women were removed for protesting when denied the right to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josiah
Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mra Kampel
Sneath
Titin
Iey
Talk of the Town and Local Visits Across Towns
George Pople tests this morning for Montreal with relatives. A transit through Graniteville to Keene, N H. Mrs. Folerman returns from Washington Street home from Barton. Tremont residents return by auto from The Never No Hatter. Elle Hallay leaves Kimatrett for Bellows Falls with Mike Feasting Maker. Sunday school reports from the Methodist church discuss county cobond contention and plans for a June meeting. A farewell for Miss Eleanor Sande at a reception notes church appreciation and a student program with Hoyt and G Carpentes among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pople
Montreal
Mr. Clouzh
Elle
Kimatrett
Bellows Falls
Mike
Wrs
Mies Elaner Sande
Tan Adary Wan Sa Chow Bemder
Steacal
Asi
Ole Hoyt
Carpentes Maries Anker
Ne Ace
Ahary Reeding
Wil- Foncerns
Coal Win
Shackleton Safe at Port Stanley in Falklands
Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shackleton has arrived safely at Port Stanley Falkland Islands. The expedition began in 1914 aiming to cross the Antarctic continent from Weddell Sea to Ross Sea, with sections by Buenos Aires and Tasmania. The Aurora drift and ice loss thwarted plans, deeming the voyage a failure to meet the primary objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jime
Ernest Shackleton
Port Stanley
Falkland
Ernest Stnckleton
Weddelden
Rosy Nen
England
Sir Ernest
Buenos Aires
Tasmania
Newb
Weddellwea
Aurora
Ross Sea
Port Chalmer
New Zealand
Shackleton
Wateland Islands
South Atlantic
Argentina
Pele
Court rules Riggs Bank fines cannot be retained
Washington June 1 The district court ruled that Controller Williams may not retain a $5000 fine on Riggs National Bank nor impose further penalties the bank had alleged were threatened at $100 per day. The decision dismisses personal malice claims while upholding the bank against the civil suit and follows earlier perjury acquittals of three bank officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Su Lon
Williams
Riggs National Bank
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Treasury
Hia the McCoy
Wilson to Head the Parade Characters in 1913 Vision
Washington, D. C. June 1 President Wilson will lead the apne parade on Friday June 14 on foot and review the procession. He plans to march with cabinet members and government staff. He will receive diplomas at the Naval Academy graduation and attend West Point exercises on June 19. The cabinet meeting Friday sparked interest in his preparedness demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Wilson
Cenmittes
Naval Academy Tormermen
West Point
Mewtlig
Plan Strike on Eve of G P Convention
In New York SNevane reports telegraphers plan a strike on the eve of the GOP convention. Union leaders press for a 10 percent raise, a 9 hour day, and disorganization. Rowland and Maleny express hope talks avert the calamity as dealers await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dermayets
Aapon
Rowland
Maleny
Sue Kay
Wilson and Carranza Clash Over Mexican Troop Withdrawal
Washington reports President Wilson will not pull out U S troops from Mexico until Carranza authorities show control to shield the border. War officials seek precise details on Carranza troop movements in Chihuahua while aiming to prevent border raids and maintain border safety.
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Mexico
Washington, D.C
Carrara
Carranza
Wilson
Carranca
Chihuahua
Pershing «Itionary Forres
Carranmmn
Mexico Demands Immediate US Troop Withdrawal
Mexico accuses the United States of violating sovereignty by deploying troops into Mexican territory without consent. The foreign note denounces past incursions after the Columbus and Del Rio incidents and urges Washington to cease intervention and honor noninterference pledges.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Westerday
Det
Glenn Sprit
Nester
Delrio
Texan
Charge Scaled Down in Burlington Assault Case
Wade of Milton, previously indicted for assault with intent to kill Frank Grow, pleaded guilty to breach of the peace in Burlington city court. He was sentenced to two to three years at Rutland House of Correction, suspended, with two years probation and a June 5 departure from Milton. The case stemmed from a scuffle during Grow’s attempt to take a rifle Wade allegedly planned to use against Mr. Phelps and others. The grand jury will consider the original indictment again at the next county term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
L.sherman F. Wade
Milton
House of Correction
Rutland
Wade
Frank P. Grow
George Phelps
Phelps
Grow
Wades
Guardianship Question Over Powers Children In Probate
In Middletown Springs two minor children of the late Mrs. Caroline Powers are the subject of a guardianship dispute. The will named the children’s guardians as the maternal grandparents, Mrs Pandy of Milford New Hampshire, and the probate court approved the will after lacking objections. Lawyers argued over whether the mother had the right to dispose of her offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Caroline T. Powers
Middletown Springs
Pandy
Milford
N. H
A. G. Coolidge
A. J. Staf- Lond
Lawrence
Lawrenes Stafford
Apy
Walton Frost
Joseph
Jones Ay
Mr. Pandy
Prost
Childean
Ater
Rutland Auto Theft Suit Filed Over Burned Truck
A civil action was begun in Rutland county court by George Badiam, a loom grocer, against George T. Angell, a former delivery boy, and James Bell, Angell’s friend. The suit seeks damages for the loss of an automobile delivery truck after Angell allegedly took the vehicle for a joy ride without permission, causing it to catch fire and be destroyed. Angell is identified as a Northfield resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland County
George BE. TL. Badiam
George T. Angell
James Bell
Angell
Northfield
Horse Thief Sentenced in St Albans Court
Roy Dunham of Bakersfield was found guilty of stealing a team and sentenced to not less than one year nor more than two years in Rutland Correctional. John Welle of Knowhere was held for investigation on related charges. Dentian coca peal from Vergennes state embinetrial school noted amid events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
N. N. Dost
Roy Dunham
Bakersfield
J of Correction
Rutland
John Welle
Knowhere
Dentian Coca Peal
Vergennes
Middlebury honors designate Parker and Marnes valedictorian
Middlebury College announces Alban J. Parker of Morrisville as valedictorian and Abe Marnes of Middlebury as salutatorian for the class of LOG. Parker was active in athletics, earning a football letter and lettering on the varsity squad, and was a member of the Tilee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
June
Alban J. Parker
Morrisville
Abe Marnes
Parker
Tuell
Tilee
Pinywtre Street Lott Mystery In City Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a local city notice referencing a street name and property action. It mentions Mr Arn Melee Sill and a route in Mtirming with unclear intent. Details are unreadable, but the item appears as a brief civic filing or public notice.
Waite Sentenced to Die in July for Michigan Murder
Dr Arthur Warren Waite was sentenced to die in the electric chair during the week of July 10 for the murder of Kia Peck of Grant Rapids Michigan. The court denied a motion for a new trial and Waite expressed remorse and gratitude to the court prosecutors and his attorney. He said he was sorry for his crimes and hoped to compensate victims' families through his punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane L
Arthur Warren Waite
Kia
John E. Peck
Grant Rapids
Michigan
Waite
Barre Knights of Columbus Banquet Honors Capitol Visitors
Barre Knights of Columbus Council No 41 hosted about 100 attendees at a banquet in Montpelier after a defeat in an intercity cribbage and pool tournament. W N Theriauly led the after dinner program with numerous speeches and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre and Moentpelier
Ronnw
W. N. Theriauly
Daniel J. Sullivan
Harre
Mr. Sullivan
Barre
A. J. Loranger
LJ. Sullivan
Charles A. Wilkin
Kt. Owena
A. He Burke
Louie Braye
PO. Noonan
Frank Wen
William Corry
Charles McKenna
Joke Flannagan
Two Girls Die In Portland Highway Crash
A five passenger car crashed on the Danstan road in heavy rain, overturned and trapped occupants. Mary Modes 14 Hancock street and Harriet Fuller 18 Hancock street were killed. Nason Herman 22 Elm street John Gardner 34 Franklin street Marry Shrensky 2 Peart street and Harry Carvel 22 Garden Inn Shaker were injured. Witnesses Charles Halcrow Rt Horne warned the victims before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
June L
Dan ‘Stan
Mary Modes
Hancock Street
Harriet Fuller
Pree Street
Nason Herman
Elm Street
Marriet
John Gardner
Franklin I Street
Hany Shrensky
Peart Street
Harry Carvel
Garden Inne
Witnisses
Charles Halcrow
Rt. Horne
Dunstans
Vent
Tewart
Bank Directors Bearers at St Stephen's
The directors of the bank were Reeeterr bearers armed Alten Calientes FE Markell We ft me 4 rl he. KM Martie. Metra et j Lo 6 Baim were the ertive The: aera een eat at eee oat. The ceremony followed a formal meeting with notable figures in Midlebury.
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Midlebury
Nobert
St Stephen's Rhurehey
John Evens
Mouiebury
Tertenth
Martie
Metra
Death of Harley Southwick in East Barre
Harley Southwick died Monday at East Barre after a two week bout with typhoid fever. He lived with his mother Mrs. Abbie Waugh, never married, and leaves two brothers Herbert Southwick and Harold Waugh and two sisters Mrs Alden Giergan and Mrs John Henry. Funeral at East Barre Congregational church with burial in West Corinth cemetery. mourners included relatives and local congregational members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Barre
James ‘Amage
West Corinth
Herbert Southwick
Harold Waugh
Alden Grearson
Harre
John Henry
Knot Barre
Mr. Southwick
Fince
Abbie Waugh
Bhifeen
Christian Endeavor Society of
Southwick
Waugh
Alden Gieargan
Barre City
Mra
Pillow
McAllister
Cartations
H. A. McAllister
Christian Endeavor Society
F. J. Sargent
Isie Whitcomb
Fred Downing
Robert Gray
Belle Hutchins
Narcissus
Frank Witerman
Robert Watson
M. E. Cutler
A. L. Wellington
Banquet Marks First Get-Together of St. Monica’s Junior Holy Name
The Junior Holy Name society of St. Monica’s church held its inaugural banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall with Rev. P M McKenna in attendance. The 6:30 pm event featured a varied program of solos, duets, recitations, a one act play set and a rousing finale. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Kennett and Miss Margaret McKenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Monica's Church
Knights of Columbus
P.M. McKenna
St. Monica's
Viano
Dante Valli
Alfred O'Connell
John McMahon
Charles Bianchi
Provost
the Palma
Clement McMalhon
Fort Wilkie
Benjamin Cook
Dalton White
Clayton White
Tavis O'Leary
Mother Machree
Floyd Pombrio
Orpheus Bizzonero
John Jordin
Eugene Loranger
James Bennett
Ireland
Harold White
Clement McMahon
Charles Rianchi
Eugene Kringer
James i Kennett
Margaret McKenn
McKenna
Reopening of Websterville Granite Quarries Planned
The Capital Granite Co to reopen the Websterville quarries for blasting and operation with a derrick rigging crew already at work. Steam boilers and machinery are being installed and ready for immediate quarrying, with office changes noting management for the reopening.
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Capital Granite Co
Websterville
Hom
Webstervilly
Capital
Granite Go
Jim Wtavia
Willi B
Tappin
Awit
Ateds
Reading the Fragments at Bakersfield Dawn
In Bakersfield a fragmented report notes a disturbance at a duneside area this morning. Sparse readable details mention a person named Byres and a potential danger or accident with uncertain causes.
Police doubt man story in Beatrice Walter death
James O'Brien, detained after Beatrice Walter, a jewelry shop worker, died from a gunshot. He is to be arraigned on murder charges following an autopsy. O'Brien allegedly claimed the girl dropped a revolver and it fired, while he said she expressed a wish to die together before he attempted suicide.
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Providence
R.tl
James O'Brien
Beatrice Walter
Wim
William H. Walter
O'Brien
Ig Aaid
Alet
Welfare league eyed in Barre as meeting discussed
A Barre audience of about 35 men and women gathered in the city hall to hear Miss Gridley outline welfare work and the potential launch of a paid worker program. The group planned a second meeting at Howland hall with F G Howland providing quarters and notable locals expressing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
City Hall
Insting
Misa Gridley
Montpelier
Miss Gridley
Arlington Light and Power Co Inc Incorporation Notice
Articles of association filed with the secretary of state authorize Arlington Light and Power Co Inc to manufacture and distribute electric power in Arlington Sunderland and Sanitgate. Subscribers include Otto C F Alstim Schemetady NY Yi By Mark Victor In Smith T F Martit East Arlington and MP Deming Arlington. Also Randolph Center Co operative Potato Exchange Inc with 8500 shares and subscribers from Randolph Centers Bennington and Port Artefine Int capital stock 300 shares with Frank E Hewr and Collins Graves of Tennington among subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Light and Power Go, Inc
Peckatee
Public Service Commission
Tower of Arlington
Sunderland
Otto C.F. Alstim
Schemectady
Yi. A
Mark
Victor
Smith
T. F
FragmentedNotice Style Local Text From New England Paper
Fragmented OCR style local notices describe travel, funerals, society movements, and a semiprofessional sports week end plan. Names include Mrs J Tondrean Mase Remptem and Miss A Sandblatt alongside Quincy and New York references. The text also mentions a church or lodge gathering and a garden party, with uncertain dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tondrean
Haverhill
Mase
F. M. Remptem
South Maintreet
Quincy
Line
New York
Divuyesin
Leortel
Che Orteters
Mev
Hakenwon
Quiner
Xeimae
Ind OA
Irmmite Oy
Hpagenet Tolilard Seminary
St Mimaet
Winasakt
Laps
Ite Vietery
Anaeli
Connie Mark
Htunilee A
Hertinstrest
Eros
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Dead Man’s Hill
Douaumont
Josiah FE. Cowles of
General Federation
Talk OF
the Town
Falklands
Riggs Bank
Oliver Crettow
Vity BT
Pote
Columbus
Scott
Fenston
William Landon
Timi Milton Sied
Menateriim
St. Athene
Park View
Howe
Politi
Alese Miekereen
Dane Bwetler
Shawe
Pres el Momstatiimaliet Aed Tel
Welden
Rutland Court
Robert Cartmell
Middleburys
Harley Southwick
Jane
Dune
O’brien
Arlington Light and Power Co
Randolph Center Potato Exchange
Chester’ Netire
We LP
St. Peetny
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