Verdun Front Abbreviated Action Details June Assaults
German forces continued heavy bombardment north of Souville Tacrmones forts and near Fort Vaux while counter-fire repelled attacks. Official dispatch notes no infantry gains north of Verdun though numerous bombardments and counter-attacks occurred around Damloup Thiaumont farm and Hill 304 with several trench incursions repelled.
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Paris
Vaux
Verdun
Souville
Tacannes
Meuse
Chattancourt
Thiaumont Farm
Fort Vaux
Campagne
Tahurum
Thiaument Farm
Demloup
Toth
Damloup
Fumin Wood
Meise
Mexican rebel threat near Mexico City reported
Howard Francis, engineer with Mexico City Tramway Co, arrived with word that Zapata’s faction is encamped within 30 miles of Mexico City with a large, well-equipped force and an attack could come any moment. He also described Mexico’s business conditions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zapata
Mexico City
Howard Francis
Mexico Oe ‘Tramway Company
Mexico
Talk of the Town notes arrivals and travels in Hartford and Boston
Henry McKay of Maisonneuve Canada arrives in the city while Misa Angelina Tierney of South Main street departs for Hartford to spend two weeks with friends and relatives. Mise Gertrude Brady a city schools teacher heads home to Fairfield for vacation. Falter Milne to begin work with Adie Mil after at Mogepelier A Welle River AR freight depot duties. Mr and Mrs HS Parke and Eileen visit a temple in Boston for a few days with relatives and Arhenta on street. Mrs Jarvis accompanied home by Dr DC Jarvis brother D M Jarvis returns to Barre after visiting relatives in PurI. Last Saturday Bertene Micrellaneous hosts a miscellaneous shower at Prospect street for upcoming marriage WC, Urol Perry of Pisinnlleth. A surprise party includes guests and refreshments, ending with a late hour.
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Henry McKay
Maisonneuve
Canada
Misa Angelina Tierney
South Main Street
Hartford
Conn
Mise Gertrude Brady
Faorfiel
Falter Milne
Mogepelier A Welle River
Burliiurtin
Mies
Bertene Micrellaneous
Prospect Street
Urol Perry
Pisinlleth
Mise Skinner
Yong
Speare
Howe
Norway Ship Sunk By Mine or Torpedo Reported
Fifteen crew members of the Norwegian steamer Bure have landed at Ymuiden after their ship was sunk, described as by mine or torpedo. A Reuters dispatch says the Swedish steamer Kimmy was destroyed by a mine off Balster with one crewman killed and four drowned.
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Burr
Ymuiden
Netherlands
London
Bure
Kimmy
Balster
Reuter
Malmo
Sweden
Salandra Cabinet Out Resigns Italian government crisis widens
London reports Premier Salandra has resigned after the Italian chamber failed to pass a confidence vote on the budget. Rome dispatches indicate parties seek a national cabinet including Sonnino and senior statesmen to unify support for the war effort amid a volatile political moment. King Victor Emmanuel will consult Salandra and Sonnino as leaders seek a rapid, united resolution.
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London
Salandra
Halien Chamber of Deputies
Ministry of the Interior
Rome
Veitgiese Telegraphy
Baron Sonnino
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Antonio Salundea
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Order of Annunziata
Giolit
Negotiations Halt After Railroads Counter Wages Demand
New York June 12 The conference between railroad representatives and about 250000 employees to avert a strike halted soon after resuming when the railroads submitted a counter proposal to the men’s wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hillegas Speaks on Life's Wealth and Youth Debt
Montpelier High School's audience hears Dr. Hillegas state that education burdens families and communities with rising costs. He argues high school graduates owe a debt to society through fiscal sacrifice and ethical development, urging balanced values in work and recreation.
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Montpelier High
Poe Ae
Eve
Igh
Tity B.nelogas
Hillegas
Avi
Shot Fatality At Boating House In Lawrence Mars
June Win-Kost Mo darank, a mill worker, was killed by a revolver in a daring boating house incident. Mrs MaryGaralike, who was under the bene, disappeared after the shooting while a young boarder was present. Police in Lerwell, WeketleM, Reading and Haverhill are asked to search for bie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mars
Grasiteville meeting notes and brief attendees
The Grasiteville meeting of Wwameh No 12 Q Wet of XN was held Wednesday evening June 34 with a strong attendance. Jane, a local officer, acted as host and introduced candidate for state convention while Etta Hussey traveled to Albury yesterday for duties.
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Jane
Tom O'Chonk
Devine
Czernowitz May Soon Fall Official War Office Statement
Petrograd reports near Czernowitz as Russian forces press to the city outskirts. The War Office claims massive enemy losses in prisoners and materiel across Volhynia Galicia and Bukowina, citing captured searchlights convoys field kitchens trains machine guns and large quantities of arms and supplies. The dispatch highlights gains including hundreds of officers and thousands of soldiers taken, fortresses seized, and continued advances against German Austrian positions.
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Iffords
Glenerel
Rositehe
Liitek
Dubno
Volhynian
Ikwa
Damydovka
Mylnoff
Zale Sznzyky
Yourkoute
Sembi
East Juf Kolki
Styr
Trogovitay
Laitek
Russia
Mintans
Dirberkr
Claim Russian Repulse Berlin London Scene
Fragmented OCR text mentions Russian repulse near Berlin and London with vague coordinates and dates. It references a march order, a person named Abbott and a plan to travel to Mow to work at a community and slum project. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Boy Scouts Entertained at Farewell Banquet for Troop 2
Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts of America held a farewell banquet in the vestry of the Congregational church Saturday evening. A full program followed prayers by Dr Barnett with speeches on what being a Scout means. Awards, badges, and appointments for 1915 were announced as the group pledged renewed effort for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 2
Boy Scouts of America
Congregational Shurch
Barnett
McKnight
Barclay
Smith
Shinner
Lane
Watt
Shey
A. S. M. Baxter
A.S. M. Smith
Hubbard
J. Wendell Smith
John Shepard
J. Cedric Snyder
Clifton More
Snyder
Densmore
A. S
Bove
Krop
Barte
Boy Scouts
America
Funeral held for Canton granite maker at St Monica’s
The funeral of a prominent Barre granite manufacturer, who died at his home on Maple Avenue after long illness, was held at St Monica’s Church. Rev Father Moore of Worcester officiated. Burial was in Catholic cemetery on Beckley Street with many floral tributes from organizations and out of town relatives attending.
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Canton
Barre
Maple Avenue
St- Monica's
Father Moore
Worcester
Mass
James T. Marrion
Harley D. Stevens
AL H H. Burke
Ad Kringer
E. J. Owens
J. A. Healy
Beckley Street
Philomeus Canton
A. Canton
M. Robarge
St. Jean Chrysostome
Z. Q
Montpelier
Angie Rossi
Mra
A. J. Toranger
J. Kovaleky
Dal Perry
D. Wheetock
Beatrice Callaghan
Ciorge Rand
Willian Kelly
James Fi Md
John Cleary
James Hastings
Ant M Dinis
Williams Emetie
Ant
Meyer Levins Vress
Paneils
Ceeere
Charles Charboo
Mean and Family
Pandon
Ale
Tasser
Death by Own Action At Work Pending Settlement
A man died by his own hand using strychnine at work amid pending settlement. Family details and alleged threats emerge as arbitration is referenced. burial planned in Burlington with details of kin and service.
Hughes Gets Right to Work in New York Campaign
June 12 Charles L. Hughes arrived for his rat campaign conference in New York after midnight. He dodged politics with reporters as he weighed summer headquarters and possible Roosevelt stay. Public figures including Travis H. Whitney and George W. Wickersham discussed revived Hughes Alliance ties with Democratic and independent voters from 1908.
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New York
Charles L. Hughes
Washington
Hughes
Roosevelt
Public Service
Travis H. Whitney
Hughes Alliance
Agba Alliance
New York State
George W. Wickersham
Five Contest Battles at Democratic National Convention
In St Louis on June 12 delegates and national committee members met to approve final convention arrangements. Five seat contests were expected as the first session opened on Wednesday with the platform due Friday morning and a Friday evening conclave. Early trains brought numerous delegates and visitors signaling strong attendance.
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National Committee
St. Louis
Magnus Nichols Pretty Wedding at St Monica's Church
A June ceremony at St. Monica's Church united Miss Sian Loretta Nichols and Europe W. Magnus of Waterbury. Rev. Fr. McKenna officiated as Mr Hartigan sang and Miss Ruth Nelson played. The couple will honeymoon in Bethel Conn. and reside in Waterbury after July 1.
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St. Monica's Church
Sian Loretta Nichols
M. B. Nichols
Richardson Street
Eureope W. Magnus
Waterbury
P.M. McKenna
Misa Madeline Williams
Josep Smith
John Hartigan
Ruth Nelson
Gertrude Genke
Mary McCarthy
N. Benedict
Magnus
Bethel
Watterbury
Barre
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Goddard Seminary
Wich University
Northfield
Magnesic Tale Co
Scanlon
Gorseph Smith
Yeggmen Fail To Move Heavy Safe At Williamsburg
A heist ends in failure when a heavy safe topples forward at a Williamsport establishment, leaving a doorway aperture just wide enough for partial arm access. Police investigate the break in and search for suspects as alarms sounded.
Post Office Break In Ends With Three Dollar Theft
Williamstown post office burglary attempted to blow open the safe between 2 and 3 AM. Three dollars left in the open cash drawer as the safe resisted. No other loot found. four men aided by a sledge hammer and explosive failed to gain access to blank money order books and stamps. Postmaster Wilder discovered the scene at 8 AM. several residents recall no suspicious activity. The break likely involved two or three burglars who fled through a rear window.
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Williamstown
George E. Wilder
Tts
Postmanster Wilber
Beckett Block
Wilber
Sean McAllister
C. F E. Ingalls
Dean Griffiths
Sues
Iw & Hoblen
Barreamit
Poxtmaster Willer
Colturk
Bert Rechnen
Douglas
Murmablle
Washingham
Lee
Maeve Lie
Mortimer Rogers wed in Montpelier home ceremony
Mias Helen Ewa Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Rogers of upper Pros atrest and Charles H Mortimer of Montpelier were married at the home of the bride's grandparents C H Simonds 6 Teckteycourt Satur 1 day evening Rev B G Lipaky officiated with a large gathering. The bride wore white silk voile and carried white poses and carnations. Bridesmaid wore ald rose silk and carried carnations. The couple left by automobile for a honeymoon through the White Mountains.
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Mias
Helen Ewa Rogers
John A. Rogers
Upper Pros Atrest
Charles H. Mortimer
Montpelier
C. H. Simonds
Teckteycourt
B. G. Lipaky
Te Heading Methodist Church
Edith Dale
E. M. Simonds
White ‘Mountains
McCready McKane Couple Wed at Graniteville Rectory
Florence McCready McKane daughter of Mr and Mrs William McKane Websterville and William McCready were united in blastestine ceremony at Sylvester's rectory Graniteville Turcot last Thursday at 1 am. Attendants George McCready and Lena Dubie. The bride wore a menceline gown with a picture hat. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. The couple will reside in Websterville.
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Florence McKane
Willtan McKane
Websterville
William McCrEady
Sylvester
Graniteville
Turcot
George Mc
Lena Dubie
Mre McCready
Blocked Railroad Track Incident and Sentences
In Montpelier city court forenoon Wayne Wright of Williamstown pleaded guilty to first offense intoxication and chose a $35 fine plus $26.75 costs over jail. Police responded to an incident on Barre road near the traction company's carbarns where a two horse team crashed. Wright and Ogg were jailed after being found entangled in the wreckage. Cronin of Barre Town faced a second offense intoxication arrest with a hoped $15 fine and costs. A Berre Town high student who pled guilty to bicycle theft was sentenced to three months in jail with probation conditions.
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Wayne Wrigat Ang Apamesugg
Williamstown
Barre
Traction Company
Montpelier
Connolly
Frank Baldwin
Central Vermont
Wright
Ogg
Barnes
Tantes Cronin
Berre Town
Meroe
Merl Wheeler
Jell
Wih
Vermont Episcopal Convention Program and Events
The 126th Vermont Episcopal Convention scheduled for June 2 to 22 at Montpelier A parish gathering in Newport will elect delegates numbering forty to sixty to a four clergy and foot layman delegation. An opening service at 10 o'clock marks the start with reports, officer elections, and a keynote on missionary work followed by an informal reception.
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The
Vermont Episcopal Linnear
Walter
Bernard
Newport
Chrinteheireh
Mooypetiers
Wermsdtag Forenwon
Ft O'Ebeek
Ilabop
C. A. Hall
St Fancies Tite
Wednewlay
Pelee
George
Brerlington
A. C. Wilton
Befiows
W. Taevenport
Burlington
W. Magoun
Fair Haven
Hirth
Ieper
Fragmentary Note on Arbitration and Tax Question
A garbled report references intervening assertions and an arbitration issue involving JL Matthews of the city tax, with unspecified differences among parties. The text hints at a debate over principle and the roles of arbiters, but key details are unreadable.
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Souville and
Tacomies Forts
Talk OF
the Town
Norway
Montpelier High School
Boantinghouse
Grasiteville
Etta Hussey
Albury
Czernowitz
Bukowina
WAR Office
Bucrace
Berlin
Vie
Yriterdey
Mowtom
Mageesbustes
C. N. Canton
George Meintyre
Colchester
Galchester
Jenmumltted
Rte Notbe
Aera Taerman
Marphere
Amily
Betta
Ark
Heston
Wampshire
Peiridte Menken
Theodore Roosevelt
Magnus—Nichols
Mortimer—Rogers
McCready
M¢Kane
Episcopal Convention
Anifter
Darre
Central
Vermont Fe
Mary A Tlerdun
Mugier
Tnedl
Peterion
Matthews
Prin
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