Wilson Feels Light Of Peace In German Talks
President Wilson is encouraged by reports of possible peaceful settlement with Germany. Officials note optimism based on Berlin’s reception of the American note and the hope that Meyer’s dispatches may sway German officials. Senator Simmons says a general feeling of optimism exists, while the president may delay a new note to Britain until Germany’s next move is clearer.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Germany
United States
Ol Js
Lusitania
Berlin
Anton Meyer Gerhard
Count von Bernstorff
Simmons
North Carolina
Great Britain
Europe
Herlin
Special emissary lands in London en route to Berlin
Christiana Norway born Meyer Gerhardt arrives in London aboard the Scandinavian-American line ship United States as a special emissary of Count Von Bernstorf, the German ambassador to the United States, on a mission to Berlin.
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Meyer Gerhardt
Norway
Berlin
Christiana
London
Count von Bernstorf
United States
Inc
Agamemnon Not Sunk Denial From London
London reports an official denial of a United States rumor that the British battleship Agamemnon was sunk in the Dardanelles by German submarines. The statement also says that no ships have been lost at the Dardanelles beyond those already known.
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London
Dardanelles
United States
Agamemnon
Dar
British Navy Losses Total 13,517 Reported
London reports a British naval loss figure of thirteen thousand five hundred seventeen, with A245 listed as killed. The message notes government losses and references wartime casualty tallies alongside remarks from authorities. The chaotic relay includes a Washington dispatch about Supreme Court actions affecting antitrust enforcement and a broad discussion of legal procedures.
SPECIAL MEASURES FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Seattle report notes 1913 tuberculosis deaths at 143000 with economic loss over 214.5 million. Dr George M Kober urges pasteurization of milk, housing reforms, removal of fumes, and strict public health actions. He calls for compulsory case notification, disinfection, bans on spitting, separate utensils, and isolation of patients in hospitals and public institutions.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Nau [Sou Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
George M. Kober
Washington, D. C
National Association
Kober
Health Department
Austrians Advance on Italians Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary notice reports 25 000 Austrians advancing on Italians near Vanesbrork with names and places garbled. reference to Hawke and Quem, Douintons, and unclear dates. Scattered lines hint at a battle front and casualties among Mal fans with a partial tally.
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Vanesbrork
Hawke and
Quem
Douintons
War and Progress in German Warfare Credence
A distorted report discusses General Gortnar claiming German militaries praised by Hugo Scheurer, noting wartime industries paralyzed with alleged benefits to peace. It covers armor plating, oxygen supply, and explosive research, claiming weapons advance and economic impact, while warning of broader societal consequences.
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George W. Gortnar
Baltimore
Teesevant
Tee
Destruc
Ionore
Tie
Hugo Scheurer
Ultatten Ako
Tay
Rome
Amd
Tate
Gut Cottog
Opie
Uist
Talk of the Town on Fortine tattetormed tow iaaee
Fortine town chatter centers on a mysterious event described with partial words. Readers expect fuller details as residents speculate about what occurred at a local address and who might be involved, with officials possibly weighing in on the incident.
Sympathy for Clerks at Barre Granite Meeting
The Barre branch meeting of the granite workers union opened at Tim Alter with President Alsamire leading the session. Officials discussed the recent events and the condition of the clerks, while members expressed concern over the clerks’ issue and the handling of the retell.
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Barre
Grenite Enteo Poser
Wee Lenge
Timm Alter
Waliem
City Faces Street Car Strike Crisis and Transport Chaos
Chicago struggles under a street railway strike with 14,000 workers inactive. One million six hundred thousand people lose routine transport as elevated trains run with guards and motor and horse drawn vehicles fill the streets. Wagons and trucks are converted into passenger conveyances with fares from ten cents up. City council debates settlement steps and a two week emergency funding request to hire 10 strike patrolmen.
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Chicago
Healy
Two Autos Damaged in Rutland Head-On Crash
Near Rutland on Creek road two cars collided head on about 6 pm. Dr S tery R Ryan of the city and the Manchester Depot party led by Leland Schlieder escaped injury though both vehicles were badly damaged. Dr Charles 8 Caverly president of the state board of health was a passenger in the Jackson runabout. The Manchester car carried Mrs George R Schlieder P J Ryan Miss May Jenking and Master Donald Rae.
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Manchester
Patterson J
Dr. Ryan
T. J. Byrne
Evelyn Street
Rutland
Minor Accidents Reported in St Johnsbury on June 14
June 14 in St Johnsbury reports multiple injuries from accidents. Alex Healey, garage proprietor, broke both bones of his right leg when his car struck a telegraph pole while he stood on the running board. Car owner Henry Couche tine escaped injury. Other hospital cases include Will Holloway with a broken right wrist, an Italian laborer from Fairbanks scale factory losing a finger, Willis Clough with a severe facial cut, Chester Arthur a five year old with a broken arm from a fence fall, and Weinberg the junk dealer bruised after his wagon overturned in a collision with an eastbound Central express.
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St. Johnsbury
Alex Healey
Summerville
Henry Couche Tine
Healey
Coucheine
Will Holloway
Fairbanks Acale
Willis Clough
Passumpsie
Chester Arthur
Melidoes
Weinberg
Central Express
Doe and two fawns seen by road on return home
A man returning home from a neighbor's place encounters a doe and two fawns in the road. He takes the fawns from a wagon, milks them, and admires their beauty but is advised by a game warden not to keep them. The fawns appear about a week old and show no fear.
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East Hill
Doe
Defendent Autoist Verdict in Estate Case Returns Favor
The jury in the case of Hettie Manonndt against Wiretvix of the estate of Fred Hancrett returned a verdict in favor of the defendant. The accident arose from a fatal auto collision near Wallen involving Mrs Hawernte. The suit was for STAM.
Father Clark Ill in Sagamore Mass Chief of Christian Endeavor
Rev. Francis Ki Clark founder and head of the Christian Endeavor movement is ill with typhoid fever at his Sagamore home. Reported in favorable condition for his age 54 and with no crisis, believed to have contracted the illness during a western trip.
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Sagamore
Mass
Francis Ki. Clark
Christia Endeavor Movement
West
Veterans in Reunion Hold Grafton and Orange County Meet
The annual reunion of the Grafton and Orange County Veterans association of New Hampshire and Vermont convened in Woodsville on June 15. New officers were chosen: H. E. Currier as colonel, W. W. Colburn as lieutenant colonel, and G. W. Knight as adjutant and quartermaster. Eighty delegates attended, with a program featuring singing by Pearl Miller and addresses by several clergymen and veterans including Willis, Allen Taylor, Jesse Squares, and William Wegton.
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Woodsville
N. H
Grafton and
Orange County Veterans’ Association
New Hampshire
Vermont
H. E. Currier
Littleton
W. W. Colburn
North Haverhill
G. W. Knight
Post Mills
Pearl Miller
J. BR. Dinsmore
A. J. Markey
Elliott
Mr. McIntyre
Ma Fworth
Comrades Willis
Allen Taylor
Jesse Squares
William Wegton
Man seeks confinement as wife slain in home
Boston report says Michael Amoroz asked a desk officer to lock him up for drunkenness. Investigators found his wife dead from a throat slash in their north end home. Two children slept in the same room. The suspect faces a murder charge.
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Boston
Michael Amorez
North End
Amoroz
Judge Powers Reappointed to Vermont Trustees
Burlington June 15 Gov Charles W. viates appoints Justice George N Powers Morrisville to the board of trustees for the University of Vermont and state agricultural college filling the vacancy caused by the death of ex Governor John G McCullough. Powers will serve a two year term starting July first.
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Burlington
Charles Ww.viates
George N. Powers
Morrisville
University of Vermont
State Agricultural College
Exiiow
John G. McCullough
McCullough
Idwige Towers
Towers
Gates
Vermonter Fined Two Thousand for Theft in Vermont
An unrestored Vermont story reports a resident fined $2000 after arrest on May 14 for involvement in an armed crime. Details cite Centrel 1h company and a suspect linked to a bandit squad. The account mentions judge George W. Ray presiding and notes warrants and other trial steps.
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Berton
Bereeman
Aeel
George W. Ray
Heneen
Man shot in street quarrel as bail denied in Graniteville
Manuel Quiban recovering from a hand wound after a Sunday dispute over an Italian game. Jane Pardo, arrested Sunday night, was arraigned and remanded to county jail when bail of 2000 could not be posted. Pardo admits shooting but claims self defense. State's attorney plans assault with intent to kill charges once Quiban’s condition stabilizes.
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James Cummings
Websterville
H. W. Scott
Quiban
Pardo
ER. Davis
Quitan
Rufus O Whitcomb Dies at Hollister Hill Home
Rufus O Whitcomb Marshfield farmer of Hollister hill died today at his home after a brief illness due to valvular heart trouble. Born November 23 1842 in Marshfield he lived in Boston and Barre before returning to Marshfield ten years ago to operate Homer Hollister farm. He was active in local fraternal orders and church work and will be buried in Eston cemetery Marshfield with funeral services Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev A W Hewitt.
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Hellister Hill
Rufus O. Whitcomb
Marshfield
Barre
Mr. Whitcomb
Vermont
Boston
Homer Hollister
Hollister Hill
Fabric tore and saved him at Montpelier granite plant
Joseph Aja, a 40 year old Montpelier granite manufacturer, was drawn into a revolving shaft while inspecting rope at the Aja Bros. plant. His clothing tore free, releasing him after three spins, and he fell about 15 feet to the stone shed floor. He escaped with bruises, shaken nerves, and no broken bones, though doctors warn of possible internal injuries. He is hospitalized at Heaton. He conducts Granite Street business in the capital city.
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Joseph Aja
Montpelier
Aja Bros
Heaton
Aja
M. F. McGuire
Granite Street
Quarry fall injuries tale ends in uncertain prognosis
Julio Lama, a 19 year old quarryman at FE. L. Smith & Co and employed a year, fell about ten feet from the quarry edge onto his head and shoulders while a stone was being turned. Dr. G. L. Hayes treated a deep head wound and Lama was taken to his boarding place in Feerville for care.
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FE. L. Smith & Co
Julio Lama
G. LT. Hayes
Lama
Ferville
Hein & Young
Woman Respondent Fined for Breach of Anti Avenue Case
Ten witnesses testified in city court on Friday evening June 4 in the case of Mira Selina Albano vs. Dhal. A verdict of guilty was returned and the respondent fined $10 plus court costs, totaling 25. The complaint was filed by Jurnr Wishart, with RK A Hoar representing Mrs Albano. The case stemmed from a neighborhood dispute over Maher matters. At the close, Maar Intt indicated a possible appeal to Washington County Court, with bail set and attorney Mund representing the defense.
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Etate Va
Mira
Selina Albano
Dhal
Willian Wishart
Alhand
RK. A. Hoar
Paul Simonetti
Maar
Washinton
Magen
Past Steesett
Mund Vallnd
Alhane
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