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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
When the liver is torpid all vital organs suffer with stomach and bowel troubles headaches skin dullness and blues Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a gentle thorough remedy. The ad notes price of 260 and lists Hood Co Lowell Massachusetts as the source.
Paris June 4 The war office reports French advances in a fierce battle north of Arras in the Labyrinth region. Infantry actions east of Notre Dame de Lortette continue with no front changes. Since May 31 French forces have taken 800 prisoners including nine officers and about fifty under officers, plus two machine guns.
The granite plant adds a 70 foot white brick chimney with Granite Railway Co. name in black brick, boiler installation planned. Granite Cutters International union election polls close today. results to be announced soon after count. Memorial Day passed, cutters slated to return to work as stock arrives. Monuments under construction at J. N. White & Sons and Mt Wollaston memorials praised. Quarries busy supplying dealers for summer orders.
Rome reports Premier Salandra led a Paris meeting to plan civilian duties at home during wartime and safeguard national life. He reviewed prewar events from Archduke assassination to Austria’s aggression, asserting Italy’s stance and broke with the Triple Alliance over compensation and Austrian plans.
London reports more than 37 000 war babies will claim attention of the British public after the first year of conflict. Mrs Emm eting Pankhoret told a large audience of women that the Salvation Army reart.
A vintage advertisement touts magical relief for sore feet using TIZ. It claims feet will feel comfortable and never swell or hurt, urging readers to buy a 2-cent box at druggists or department stores with a money back guarantee for a year.
Mrs. Pankhurst urged creating a model institution to care for war babies and hoped government later nationalizes it. Volunteers raised 20000 for the home based on figures from Mrs. Bramwell Booth. She condemned laws on illegitimate children as cruel and urged government reform before criticizing English women for not doing their part.
New York, June 4. By permission of the federal court a plea of immunity was filed by John J. Billard to the indictment charging him and 20 New Haven railroad directors with criminal violation of the anti trust law. He cites immunity for grand jury and Interstate Commerce Commission testimony. A similar contention to his prior abatement plea was denied by Judge Grubb. Edward D. Robbins was set to appear next Wednesday for immunity judgment after being detained in New Haven.
Diplomats in Washington welcomed President Wilsons demand for swift peace among Mexico factions led by Carranza Villa and Zapata The note warned of US options to force unity via embargoes and support for a provisional government If no accord emerges relief supplies by Red Cross begin in Monterey and casualties from a Querobabi raid rise with looting and bridge burnings in Nogales dispatches from Vera Cruz note government stores exhausted awaiting food.
Washington June 4 new appeal from the international relief committee in Mexico City, routed through the Brazilian minister, calls for urgent aid as supplies and medical provisions run low. The message cites disorder, suffering of people and animals, harvest failure, and halted railway service between the city and the border, begging for corn and other essentials to reach the stricken areas.
Yesterday's results in the National League include St. Louis beating Cincinnati 5 to 2, Boston topping New York 18 to 2, Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 3 to 2, and additional noted matchups.
A brief American League item notes Teegemee facing Weebegtee Cree and Betes Testa in a cited matchup. The report highlights the event as a forthcoming contest with teams aiming for a regional win and potential standings impact.
Unclear OCR fragment suggests a wartime dispatch mentioning Perkin, Lenton, and British forces near a church. Details are garbled but references a bombardment or artillery action, a seizure or retreat, and a tension-filled moment amid a nocturnal or march context.
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