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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
Official wireless dispatch from Berlin reports Lemberg fallen to the Czar after a severe battle. The Second Austro German Army is credited with bearing the loss, as Sayville newsrooms relay the German intelligence. Local editors caution the report’s precision pending confirmation.
Austro German headquarters report Lemberg the Galician capital has fallen after a severe battle. Russian gains in Galicia were reversed as Austro German forces retook Premysl and advanced, driving Russians from much of the region and threatening approaches to Jacow and the Hungarian border. The campaign aims to stabilize the Balkans amid wider eastern warfare.
London reports Austrian headquarters announce that Lemberg has fallen and German forces were within artillery range of the Galician capital. The claim says Austrians captured few guns as Russian forces withdrew, with hints of a broader Central Powers retreat and ongoing combat to secure munitions and prisoners.
Paris reports an official observer’s dispatch on the May 40 to June 19 battle that broke the labyrinth trench system between Neuville St. Va and Ecurie. French troops, despite German batteries and strong earthworks, advanced inch by inch, taking lines, barricades, and shelters, capturing prisoners and facing brutal heat as they pushed toward the interior trenches amid heavy fighting and mounting casualties.
The article discusses unconfirmed reports about Japan and Germany, noting warnings from Washington and London. It mentions Japan’s potential aggression and the United States weighing further measures as European, Asian theaters show shifting blocs and tensions.
Late reports from June 23 describe a sweeping series of earthquakes across the Imperial Valley causing widespread building damage and fires. Estimated damage tops $1,000,000 with five deaths reported in Mexicali.
Advices from El Centro California report that a strong quake between 10 and 1 killed two people as walls fell and fires started. In the Imperial Valley shocks were felt in Brawley and Via Arica with fires reported in Calexico and widespread damage feared.
Philip Tracher of Hanover, a veteran, was arrested Monday night on a manslaughter charge. He appeared before County Belator Raimond J. Smith of Worksville, waived examination, pleaded not guilty, and remained in custody awaiting further proceedings related to a car crash near the Wet Je houtevi, which killed Willen Hira. Lynn, Maas, Parks of Springfield, Demerritt of Manchester, and others were involved in the aftermath. He allegedly showed signs of daze after starting the night, with testimony noting a wheel end and ditch incident as the fatal moment. The case centers on a deadly automobile accident near Almaelt and the Karnes hotel area.
Fragments from a wartime dispatch describe Austrians tricked by a deception that unsettled the city. The piece mentions German and Allied forces, warring factions, and tensions around a key defense line as preparations and mistaken moves ripple through strategic decisions.
At Middlebury College's 116th commencement on June 24, honorary degrees were awarded to six individuals. Doctors of Divinity to Charles E. Hesselgrave Arthur P. Pratt and John W. Chapman. Doctor of Letters to Brainerd Kellogg. Doctors of Laws to Willard R. Cray Darwin P. Kingsley. and the degree of Doctor of Letters to Professor Charles B. Wright, praised for thirty years teaching English literature.
Homer Paris, 23, a Sodus of the Manchester Traction Light and Power Co, was shocked by 2390 volts and died after falling from a light pole 35 feet high on the riverfront. He had been with the company for years, with his father and brother also employed there. He died en route to hospital.
About 90 veterans gathered in St Fohnsbury on July for the 2d annual reform of the 15th Vermont regiment. The muster featured roll call, a business meeting led by Rev 1 1, Meare, and remarks from Higelow of Seaheren Higulow Coffey Pillebury Merton and others.
New York June 23 Harry K Thaw took the stand as the first witness in the sanity trial following John B Stanchfield outline. He faced questions on the killing of Stanford White and his marriage to Evelyn Nesbit. The jury was completed yesterday and Thaw praised the panel.
Barre Italians of military age receive notices from Forni the Italian consul general in New York City signaling potential service. Italy predicts up to two million Americans could be liable if war expands in Europe. Barre names such as Leo Beltrami L Ferri and P Monti are called, while others wait. A prominent Barre Italian doubted wide response, noting many are content in America. Failing duty could bring three to five years in jail if the reservist returns within 20 years. past amnesty has been granted by the king.
Brattleboro June 23 In municipal court Hooker Winchester operator of a Guilford hotel and Archald Mellen farmer retracted pleas of not guilty and pleaded guilty to selling liquor Khwan fined 300 dollars and costs and sentenced to four to six months in the house of correction but jail terms suspended for one year in Mellen case 100 of the fine was remitted
Northfield June 23 report from Norwich commencements highlights include a sham battle with mounted units and dismounted troops engaging under fire. Afternoon events crown university winners with medals and honors, notably A. Greener winning the gold medal and Mo Peabody earning bronze for defense and achievement.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Guilford factory fire with vague references to persons and events. Mentions Pirattivtowe, Coreen and Vietnam era terms, but specifics on outcome, damages, dates, or responsible parties are unclear in the readable text.
A man was killed by a lightning strike while seeking shelter under a tree during a storm near Denmere. Eyewitnesses reported the sudden flash and ensuing panic as others nearby escaped injury. Authorities investigated the incident and urged caution during severe weather.
In Washington county court records two trespass actions name R. McIntyre Ida McIntyre of Montpelier and George Morris with C K Henderson of Woodsville as defendants. Plaintiffs claim loss of reputation as musicians and seek 10000 in damages. Additional cases include Joseph Jobin vs John Anderson for 3500 damages from a Barre automobile collision and Leander Bertrand vs Jobin for injuries.
At a regu lar meeting Barre advocates push for a new garbage system while opponents press to fund tin can removal. The health committee investigates options as aldermen juggle bids from Sibley Blouin Douglas and others and consider canceling band concerts to free money for waste disposal.
A fragmented report notes Nome Weetergan FC gathering for a match against Ry and Meee Pe White Tere. It mentions lineups, timing around 04, and a planned gathering at a venue called Hat matty war with uncertain references to participants and events.
Ethelyn Jeanette Gregory and John A Hedberg were married at St Monica’s Church in a June double ring ceremony officiated by Rev P M McKenna. The bride wore white net over ivory satin, attended by her niece Monten Schneider. a breakfast followed at the bride’s home, with a reception planned after the couple’s Boston Providence and New York trip.
An opening banquet for the Hotel Barre on Washington Street is planned for Thursday at 7 PM. About 200 expected guests will attend a dinner with an orchestra and remarks from speakers including May L Powell and Cornelius DeLand. Hotel staff prepared for the reception as civic organizations join in hosting the event.
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