Night Zeppelin raid kills fifteen on English coast
London report says a Zeppelin airship attacked the northeast coast last night causing fifteen dead and eighteen wounded. Several fires from projectiles were extinguished by morning, with official statements noting heavy non combat losses and ongoing wartime battles elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Karlsruhe
Germany
Trent
Isonzo
Petrograd
Berlin
la Bassee
Aerial Attack on Karlsruhe by Hind Forces
Paris reports a major Royal Indian Air Force assault on Karlsruhe in the Rhine valley. Hind airmen attacked at dawn, dropping mines and engaging observers, with fighters escorting the raid. The article details the timing, flight path, and claimed targets around the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Karlsruhe
Meden
Rhine
Fe Ten
Beertas Deneed
Sinoy
Font Dorky
Carey
Nereyeras
Immunity via Serum Vaccination Claims by Genoa Doctor
Dr Enrico Costelli a Genoa Italy delegate announced a serum diagnostic for tuberculosis at the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis meeting in Seattle Washington June 16 He described tests to gauge infection immunity duration and the amount of tuberculosis matter needed for immunity He urged large scale vaccination beginning with infants and pregnant women and proposed immunized milk from vaccinated animals for babies He outlined a plan including compulsory vaccination of under six months old and vaccination of women about to have children He claimed immunity lasting years after inoculation and suggested vaccinating cows to secure immunized products for children and adults with tuberculosis He noted the method uses blood from immunized animals and includes a refined serum with improved taste and appearlence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waal
Enrico Costelli
Faculty of Medicine
Genoa
Italy
United States
National Association For the
University of Genoa
Maragliano
Jenner
Boards of Health
Talk of the Town fragment from Phar area notes local movers
Fragmentary talk of town items recounts residents and visitors on Franklin street. Mentions residents Edward Conway Ruby Mead and others with later references to travels, visits, and events around the area and summer plans. The text is garbled with many unreadable sections.
Thorny Tax Rate Debate Sparks City Meeting
City officials faced sharp questions on proposed tax rate changes with residents voicing concerns about services and bonds. The debate centered on revenue projections, impact on homeowners, and how the plan would affect city programs and projects.
End of Long Chicago Streetcar Strike Reaches Accord
A 15 hour conference ended at 5 this morning as Chicago streetcar workers, about 14 000 strong, called off their two day walkout. Mayor Thompson was named the third arbitrator on a three member board to resolve disputes. company officials and union leaders will choose the other two members. The strike had halted electric transit city wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
Board of Arbitration
Bryan Sees Causeless War End as Peace Chance
Washington June 16 Former Secretary Bryan in his statement on The Causeless War argues the greatest peace taking opportunity will come to the United States. He predicts a push for an international conference and warns neutral nations suffer costly strains from war while rules of international law favor nations at war over those at peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Geremain
United States
al Low
Body not Hillman's shocks mystery in Maine case
In Fredericton investigators ruled the recovered corpse from the St John river not Harold Hillman of Aroostook County. The missing man, last seen December amid liquor seizure talk, remains unfound. Officials remain cautious with threats against his wife and possible foul play.
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Maine
Houston
St. John River
Fredericton
Harold
Hillman
Aroostook
Frederick Millman
Avgarta
Spellman Reed Rutland Couple Wed in Pittsford Church
Rutland attorney J D Spellman and Pittsford woman Kathleen Reed united in marriage at a Pittsford Catholic Church service led by Rev J A Lynch. Attendants included Kath erine Engros and Benjamin Lawson. They planned a New York trip and home at 211 Church Street Rutland. Spellman has practiced law since 1911 and is active in local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland, Tyne
Kathleen. Reed
Sue Reed
Pittsford
J. Dyer Spellman
Rutland
John D. Spellman
New York
J. A. Lynch
Katherine Engros
Benjamin T. Lawson
Knights of Columbus
Spellman
Rutland Railread
Killington National Bank
Opening of Vermont Episcopal Convention in Rutland
The 125th annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Vermont opened at Trinity church Rutland with Bishop Bliss leading a procession of clergy and lay delegates. The morning featured the bishop's address and communion, followed by committee appointments and routine business. evening discussions will cover military work with the meeting set to close at noon tomorrow. A Rutland alumni association of Vermont General Theological Seminary graduates formed during a reception for clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
A.C. A. Hull
George Y. Bliss
Burlington
Episcopal Diocese of
Vermont
Trinity Church
Bliss
Joseph Reynolds
General Theological Seminary
New York
Autok Accident Inquiries Tie to University Figure
Burlington June 11 state’s attorney conducted an inquiry into the death of Col H W Allen who was run down by a car tied to Prof HF Perking of the University of Ver Trent and the injuries of Mrs G F North struck by a car driven by a con of S Ballard of Mostpetier. The inquiry also probes Harold Wright’s fatal accident by a motor car driven by Henghean Hunter who remains active as the investigation proceeds.
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Burlington
Hopkine
Col
H. W. Allen
HF. Perking
University of Vertrent
Mra
G. F. North
S. Ballard
Mostpetier
Mallardie
White
Acc
Harold Wright
Henghean Hunter
Hunter
Rutland Murder Motive Claimed In Dying Statement
State's Attorney V Poulin was called to Dewkhy Four iDorners where Merry Towne gave a dying statement. He spoke of saving Rutland county with another murder to occur, recounting a trip with Joh Phillipa and a brutal incident near the road where a man lay beside a stone-filled area as dawn broke on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Jone
Rutland County
V. Poulin
Dewkhy
Merry Towne
Amd
Iran
Bey
Ten Graduates at Barr and Burton Seminary
Ten students graduated yesterday from Barr and Burton Seminary at Manchester Vere. The ceremony featured remarks by James Ko Metlurr, president of the college, who commented on the class and the school’s achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr and Burton
Manchester
Wong
James Ko Metlurr
Eoohntielelge “Am
Wes
Prangefiser
Mie
Melee Hemline
Peter Tee
Death Blow at Home In June Proves Fatal
A garbled report notes a fatal incident at a residence on Rene Benin Street involving a person named Deeenee Nook and a 201 t Series device. The fragmentary text mentions a lender, Amert Proven cal, and a June 1 date with references to a strike and an event at the home, describing a death in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amert Provencal
Rene Benin
Lattinaun
U S May Have Hoodwinked United States In Case
Washington reports a sensational claim that Dr Anton Meyer Gerhardt used a US ally enabled safe conduct to return to Germany with a message from Count Von Bernstorff while actually being Dr Alfred Moyer head of Germany army supply. State Department to investigate possible double identity and breach of diplomatic courtesy.
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Washington, D. C
Anton Meyer Gerhardt
United States
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Alfred Moyer
State Department
Meyer
Meyer-Gerhardt
Greenwich mother charged with infant homicide in Bridgeport
Mrs Helen C Anthony of Greenwich was arrested on a bench warrant in Bridgeport on the charge of drowning her two children in a bath tub. She had been at Middletown State Hospital for the insane since March 1914 after being adjudged insane in an earlier murder case. She was released yesterday on $2400 bonds.
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Bridgeport. Com
Une
Helen C. Anthony
Greenwich
Superior Court
State Hospital
Middletown
Fisher
Asylum
Community Notes Include Arrivals Outings and Concerts
Residents John Novalli and Miss Margaret Barclay arrived in the city for the summer and a nursing training visit, while Janes Kelly regained strength after pneumonia. Presbyterian church events include a yard sale at Gordon block, June 19, and open air concerts resume next week with a sacred program by the Barre Citizens’ band.
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John Novalli
Quincy
Maes
Rre
Margaret Barclay
Waltham
Mass
Mary Barclay
Park Street
Janes Kelly
Seminary Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Gordon Block
Montpelier
Barre
BMT & PB
Benjamin
Deere
Menees Sentiom
Willem Nee
Johe Meek
Avie Tankele
Milan
Jobe Leste
Meekap
Willew
Bette’ Lend
Be He Wee Bel Tees Te Rey on of Com or of Trees
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a legal or court related notice involving a deed or chattel sale. It mentions payee, guns, and a death reference, with damaged wording making full meaning unclear. The readable names and terms point to a property or debt disposition and possible probate context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sony
Eatag Goltakss
Ordered Recommitted in Parole Violation Case
Goldie Sun Bianchi, known as G Sun Bianchi, was arrested in Burlington by Sheriff Allen on a parole violation warrant signed by Governor Gates and requested by Sheriff Prank H Tracy. She was held for county court after a Barre hearing and later recommitted to Rutland’s house of correction. Her husband Joseph Bianchi died Monday. authorities say she did not know of his death until her arrest.
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Prank H. Tracy
Gates
Goldie
G. Sun Bianchi
Burlington
Allen
House of Correction
Rutland
Bianchi
Barre
Frank Barber
Northfield
Barre Vermont Police Reform Debate Highlights Support for Chief
A Barre city council special session discussed enlarging a reserve police force without extra payroll, backed by Sheriff Frank Tracy who defended Chief Sinclair. The meeting focused on policing policy, deputy mobilization, and balancing protection with the city’s finances amid tensions with business leaders and aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic
Board For Aldermen
Frank Tracy
Sinclair
Ottavio Granai
Barre
Tracy
Rer
Vermont
Matke
Tracy Auld
Gomerine
Bruce
Shurtleff
Ottavio Tiramal
Shen
Spobrsene
Pelle Courmattes
Achndinle
Netter
Tilys
Steurshet Geethnis
Cremat
Leeuliewet
Ugny
Paty
Death of 16 year old Julia Wilton in Barre
Miss Julia Wilton aged sixteen died at her mother Lettie Wilton's home on West street this morning at 3. She had been ill for three months and came from Graniteville for health reasons after moving from Massachusetts. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Rev. W Beattie officiating, with interment likely in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wilton
Lettie Wilton
West Street
Barre
Graniteville
Massachusetts
Church of the Good Shepherd
W Beattie
Hope Cemetery
Funeral for Dr Hiram Worthen Draws Dense Turnout
The funeral for Dr Hiram Worthen was held at his home at 19 Keith Avenue yesterday at 3 pm. Many in the medical profession, bankers, longtime citizens, and relatives from Massachusetts and Caledonia County attended. Rev J W Barnett officiated, with pallbearers including Dr Clarence F Bracett and Dr Ray Worthen, sons of the deceased, and Dean H Perry. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Hiram 0. Worthen
Keith Avenue
Banks
Massachusetts
Caledonia County
Barte
Worthen
J. W. Barnett
Clarence F. Bracett
Ray 0. Worthen
Dean H. Perry
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral for Joseph Bianchi Held at Burling ton Home
The funeral for Joseph Bianchi who died in a Burling ton hospital was conducted at his 15 Rail road street residence Tuesday afternoon at 190 o'clock. The hearers included Antonio, Peter, Angelo, Joseph, Charles and Mario Bianchi. Friends attended in large numbers and joined the procession to Hope Cemetery where numerous floral tributes marked the interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bianchi
Burlington
Railroad Street
Antonio Bianchi
Peter Bianchi
Angelo Bianchi
Charles Bianchi
Mario Bianchi
Ileweneed
Mope Cemetery
Woman Freed as Prosecution Drops Case in City Court
Mrs C Abblatti of Circle Street was released after the district attorney filed a nol prosquequi ace entry in city court. The case involved an alleged matter with Mrs Abblatti and others. authorities sought a stay but Aldermen were released and Mrs Seagei reportedly moved to Herdweek after the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abblatti
Circle Street
Nol Prosequince Wade
Athet
St Costis
Abinetti
Aldwatai
Mra Seagei
Forties Class and Drama at Normal Schedule
Fragmentary notes describe a class of forty at the Normal setting with a tune and a dramatic form in progress. Names such as James Miter and Green Rarenm appear in unclear context amid garbled lines and vows.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talk OF
the Town
Mra. Thomas
Phar
Franklin Street
Edward Conway
Thie City
Coneand
NS. H
Ruby Mead
I Natlerd & Wootraft
Seepie Metall
Fresno
Aline
Sunaniiteny
Caren
Tony Oh
Emma
Renee
Bertingtee
Mayor Thompson
Spellman—Reed
Vermont Episcopal Diocese Convention
Chittenden County
Bmw
Albert Provencal
Pele
U. S
Anton Gerhardt
Greenwich, Conn
Goldie Sun Bianchi
Barre City Council
H. C. Worthen
C. Abblatti
Johnson Mormal School
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