Great Defeat forczar German Advance Reported Near Seiska
Petrograd dispatches via London claim German forces under General Von Mackensen have occupied Russian positions along the entire eastern front from Cyerniawa to Sieniawa. Official word cites massive Russian losses with German casualties not disclosed. News notes 20,000 Russian dead in the assault.
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Cyerniawa
Sieniawa
Berlin
Petrograd
Seiska
London
von Mackensen
Turks Claim Allies Were Thrown Back At Gallipoli
Heavy fighting resumes on Gallipoli as Turkish forces defend the approach to Constantinople. Turkish war office reports Allied attacks on the right wing repulsed with heavy losses. Petrograd dispatches claim 20 000 killed near Mosciska in Galicia. Corinthian town Valentine occupation announced from Rome. Tsonzo battle continues with Austrians reinforcing. Trench offensive shows slow progress in north eastern France.
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Gallipoli
Constantinop
Turkish War Office
Alled
Petrograd
von Mackensen
Mosciska
Galicia
Lowl
Corinthian
Valentine
Rome
Tsonzo River
Progue
Tealia
France
Steamship Arndale Sunk in White Sea Mine
London reports the steamship Arndale was sunk after striking a mine in the White Sea. The casualty details are limited, with confirmation of the loss and the date given as June 14. The British vessel's fate adds to wartime naval dangers in Arctic waters.
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London
Arndale
White Sea
Brattieboro Birthday of Oldest Local Resident
Brattieboro observes the birthday of Elina Sargent Mores, oldest resident, with a family gathering and dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs. T. M. Mites. She is survived by 11 children of James and Nenana Nichols, all living past age and in varying lines of work.
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Brattieboro
Brattiepero
Elina Sargent Mores
Weet
T. M. Mites
James
Nenana
Sergent) Nichols
Auto overturns injures two in Williston collision
Burlington June 1 State's Attorney Hopkins investigates a Williston crash involving a Cadillac driven by Dr D Falby Huntington and a Cole car of George E White Montpelier. Dr and Mrs Falby and daughter and Miss Beulah Allen and Miss Bextrice McCarty were injured. White and companion escaped serious harm. White attempted to pass, struck ditch, car rolled and occupants were thrown. Mrs Falby severely bruised with deep back wounds. Dr Falby’s arm and shoulder wrenched. White faces warrant for alleged fast driving.
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Burlington
Attorrey Hopkins
Willinton
Cadillac
D. Falby
Huntington
Cole
George E. White
Montpelier
Allen
McCarty
Dr. Falby
Mrs. Falby
Hopkins
White
Italians Go To War From Rutland City
Twenty seven Italian reservists left Rutland last night for New York to board ships for Italy and join the Italian army. The group includes eight from Rutland and several from Proctor, ages 33 to 38, with one sergeant among them. Citizens report Italy can call U S residents to duty and those who refuse risk disbarment from entering the United States for two years and possible punishment if they travel to Italy during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland County
New York
Rutland
Proctor
Italy
Adolpha Frogozi
Louis Ritei
West Street
Pelleerineo Bove
No. 191
U.S
Ricci
Rioci
Lantern blaze destroys barn at Orentz farm
A lantern breaking in a barn at the John Orentz farm near Chester caused a fire Saturday night that destroyed the structure and damaged hay. Mrs Baker aided by Mr Flore Trouts, fell through a scaffold floor while attempting to escape. The lantern bearer escaped with difficulty. measures and property losses were reported.
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Chester
John Orentz
Yilo
Matelle Bakes
Wes Luken
Iman
Dorand Brothers
Rioting in Winnsboro Ends in Deaths and Wounded Officers
A mob clashed with police in Winnsboro South Carolina today. Two men died, five officers were wounded, and a white man Eisenhauer and a Black man named Jes Smith were involved after officers attempted to arrest Smith for criminal assault. Smith was shot during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
Eisenhauer
Jes Smith
Smith
Col H C Bixby Named Chelsea Postmaster July 1
Col Herbert C Bixby has been appointed postmaster of Chelsea succeeding Willard S Hatch and will assume duties July 1. Born in South Royalton Oct 7 1861 he has long resided in Chelsea and served previously as Chelsea postmaster under Cleveland. He has been a merchant and Chelsea Herald editor and active in Sons of Veterans. The post office may remain at its present location after the transition.
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H. C. Bixby
Chelsea
Herbert C. Bixby
Jens B. Hatch
Col. Bixby
South Royalton
Capt
Orville
Frances
Wills) Bixby
Chelsea Academy
Goddard Seminary
E. R. Hyde & Co
Chelsea Herald
Order of the Sons of Veterans
H. E. Hall
Vermont
Ammanil
Geo Washington Jidge
Funeral of Dr Henry Janes Speakers Included E Pingree
Funeral services for Dr Henry Janes were held Sunday afternoon at a local church with speakers including former Governor E Pingree and Senator Dulingham. Attendees and local officials gathered as a ceremony honored the doctor. a list of town leaders and church figures followed in attendance.
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Henry Janes
E Pingree
Senator Dulingham
Barre City Census Indicates Slight Decline in School Age Population
Barre's 1915 school age population for five to eighteen years shows 12 530 children, down from 12 920 the prior year, reflecting a modest drop linked to recent industrial inactivity. Girls outnumber boys. among five to eleven year olds the defection rate is notable, while 12 to 18 year olds also show declines, with detailed age brackets and shifts noted in the city clerk’s summary.
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Barre
Gieorge
James Mackay
Onidrwe
Montpelier High Seniors Told to Work at Once
Montpelier High School seniors heard Rev. Stanley F. Blomfield’s baccalaureate sermon at Bethany Church urging immediate work. He urged self reliance, four guiding posts honesty persistence contentment and trust, and warned against drifting without a worthy ideal. The ceremony included track events, a baseball game between classes, and a literary program with history prophecy oration and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier High School
Stanley F. Blomfield
Bethany Church
Keekiel
Europe
Caledonia Park
Rrr
Minnie Yett
Francis Shaw
William Downs
Allen Hancock
James Milo
Sarah Stahl
Craddock Minard A greet Jute welding er petrireted
Fragmentary local notice records a people matter with names and place hints. Labeled as a remery of the Mharet of the Good MM and Highland Ave, it mentions a Miss Alice and a Mr Pireek Minera and a date in a garbled form.
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Tretmamt
Alice Tree
Aed
Pireek Minera
Highland Ate
Te tere art Silewed te ichets oe ft mene 5
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Great Strike Ties Up Chicago Transit Networks
Chicago faced a total street car stoppage as 14,000 workers walked out at midnight, halting 1300 miles of surface and elevated tracks. About 1.5 million residents were affected as unions and companies failed to reach arbitration. Strikers sought wage increases the companies argued would cost $1.4 million yearly, risking theater closures, amusement parks, and sports venues if unresolved.
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Chicago
Transportation Company
Thompson
Alleged liquor men under arrest in Barre Town case
Police pursued alleged illegal liquor traffic through Barre Town on Saturday night. Deputies Moreno, Morris, and Cutler visited a Graniteville residence of Fernando Pell Victoriano Farabanez and Liama Contello, seizing five gallons of Haymarket whiskey and other bottles. They arrested the trio on charges of illegal transportation and keeping liquor, with bail set and hearings scheduled. Also jailed were Peter Labrana and John Cano after a separate incident on Quarry Street, with beer found in their wagon and charges of illegal transportation.
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and Barre
George L. Morris
W. F Cutler
South Barre
Graniteville
Atenement
Fernando Pell
Victoriano Farabanez
Liama Contello
Morris
Frankmente
Estabanez
Fellona
Haymarket
Contados Place
FE. Gleason
Barre
H. W. Scott
Zach
KR. Davis
Mellon
Bea
Quarry Treet
Sinclair
Peter Labrana
Jobh Cano
William Wiehart
Wandie
Dr H O Worthen a Barre physician dies after long service
Dr H O Worthen longtime Barre physician dies at his Keith avenue home after four months of illness. Born 1838 in Orange he studied at Barre Academy Dartmouth and Vermont University. A leading local figure he helped found Granite Savings Bank and supported Barre Academy. Survived by wife Edna Field Worthen and four children plus a brother and a grandmother. Funeral arrangements announced by Congregational church.
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H. O. Worthen
Barre
Keith Avenue
Clarence F. Worthen
Weston
Mass
Hiram Owen Worthen
Orange
Samuel and
Susan
Owen) Worthen
Barre Academy
Jacob Spaulding
Dartmouth College
A. B. Carpenter
Carpenter
Worthen
University of Vermont
Washington
Barte
Judith Keith
North Main Street
Dr. Worthen
Vermont Senate
Plana
Pr. Worthen
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co
Tras
K Hr
Mitt Society
Vermont
Drucila Wood
Edna L. Field
A. E. Feld
Clarence ¥. Worthen
Ernest N. Worthen
Springfield
Mies J. Grave Worthen
Los Angeles
Cal
Ray 0. Worthen
Weston Mass
Sarah Nye
Park Street
Rity
Gewnge Lo Werthen
Montpelier
Aler
Grant
Ce Childres
Brant & Werthen
Keith Eewmut
Wen
JW Barnett
Congregationne Oureh Riteteting
Behal
Man shot at Tough End in Graniteville injures man
Manuel Quiban, aka Cushur, lies in City hospital with a gunshot wound to the right hand after an affray at Tough End. State's Attorney Gleason, with deputies, hunts for Jose Barto, arrested in East Barre on an assault with intent to kill charge.
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Manuel Quiban
Cushur
Graniteville
FE. Gleason
Jose Barto
James Cummings
East Barre
Barre
Mario
Millstone Hill
Quiban
Tetunur
N. E. Avery
Avery
Wny
Barto
Quilean
Sherif Cummings
Websterville
Quilen Pal
Quibam
Cummings
Barts
Curmings Mater
Tate
Roth
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Forczar
Gen. von Mackensen
Brattiebero
Eliza Sargent Morse
F. D. Falley
Coester
Carolina
Kater Hartford
Oxganiat
Netheny
Henewery
Weems
Teter
Craddock
Minard
Pisce
Epinopal
Verran
Battsery
Eget Prom
Gomneee
wRieni
Macina
Sheriff's Department
le Barre
Gagey
H Ellen
Helen M. Jobenett
Feeringsan
Helen
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