Halicz Taken as German Forces Cross Dneister Front
German headquarters announce Halicz in Galicia on the Dneister river is occupied and that the river front has been crossed along the entire line. Russians admit defeat while claiming they have joined their armies to resist Austro German advances. Simultaneously a Russian war council meets in Petrograd amid ministerial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lodon
Halicz
Galicia
Dneister
Lemberg
Russia
Nicholas
Petrograd
Farspread War Front
Halian
Zeillemkofel
Activit
Symria
Mytilene
Italy
Serbia
British steamer Indrani sunk by German submarine
London reports the British steam ship Indrani of 2000 tons was sunk Sunday by a German submarine southwest of Tuskar Ireland. The crew were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tuskar
Ireland
Alleged Discrimination Claims Roiling War Contracts
Wieon W. Rytter, vice-president of Canadian Steel Car & Foundry, arrived from Liverpool and said he secured a 3,909,000 artillery shell contract with Russia to be manufactured in Canada for delivery to the Allied war effort. He criticized Britain and urged equal opportunity in arms production, arguing allies need man power and materials to sustain trenches and defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wieon W. Rytter
Canadian Steel Car & Foundry Company
Car and Founday Company
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Petrograd
Russia
Canada
Canadian Porte
Whiteland
Ruther
Booth Cnmmitio
War Department
England
Clenacs
Great Britain
Nutter
M. Bather
Sas
United State
Aed
Eteet
Auto crash on Williston road injures four and spurs hospital care
On the Williston road in Burlington a Saturday night collision sent Richmond rider Arthur Beauriry to Mary Fletcher Hospital with a fractured right wrist left side injuries and a severe head cut. Barre companion Canewee Andrea Trutesl suffered facial injuries. Driver Robert Coventry of Burlington and other passenger were treated. Stowe Attorney Hopkins investigates the crash and the returning trip from Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Williston Road
Arthur Beautiry
Richmond
Nere Cana
Barre
Nhe
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Canewee
Andrea Trutesl
Montpelier
Robert Coventry
Bortington
Coventry
Healan
Stowe
Hopkins
Golf in Morning
Fragmentary OCR notes describe morning golf activity with unclear phrases and missing details. No identifiable persons, places, events, or organizations are readable enough to extract a coherent item.
Ink Drinking Incident Ends With Rescue at Deforge Home
Burlington police and Dr. Baylies responded to 327 North Winooski avenue after Sarah Deforge drank writing ink and held a razor. A stomach pump was used, she survived, and she admitted the act was meant to scare her husband after a quarrel. The note named “Jack” implied the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sarah Deforge
North
Winooski Avenue
Muteriel
Chin
Buswell
F. W. Baylies
Jr. de Hrothers
Jack
Want Evelyn Thaw to Act as Witness
New York June 28 Subpenas were delivered at Chateaugay Lake near Malone to compel Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to testify in the sanity trial of her husband Warren G Thaw. Deputy Attorney General Frank A Cook aims to have Mrs Thaw recount habeas corpus evidence from White Plains 1900. General Frank Streeter and Dr Charles J Bancroft prepared to testify for Thaw. they said he showed no mental disease then. Judge Hendricks warned editors against publishing future evidence and threatened contempt penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank A. Cook
Chateaugay Lake
Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Warry K. Thaw
Thaw
Frank &. Streeter
Concord
Charles J. Bancroft
New Hampshire Hospital For the
Federal Court of New Hampshire
Justion Hendricks
Law
German Submarine Note Appears Favorable to U S View
Washington reports Berlin's reply to the American note on submarine warfare shows a somewhat changed German attitude. Messages from Ambassador Gerard, first mature dispatch since the note arrived, were received with optimism in Washington. The exact content was not disclosed but described as detailed enough to raise hopes. President Wilson was informed at Cornish, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Berlin
Washington
Washington, D. C
State Department
Gerard
Ber
Wilson
Cornish, N. H
Discordant Note in City Court Pleads and Fines
A disordered report from Graniteville details a Monday city court session charging several men with intoxication and breach of peace. Names include Arthur Works, Patrick Trombley, Andrea Ded, Dennis Donohue, Allan Clark, Edward Badd, Joseph Christopher, William Levtair, Silvera Priier, James Gibeen, and others, with fines ranging from five to forty-some dollars and multiple guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Works
Graniteville
Offeer Dineen
Patrick Trpmbley
Gamble
Maye
Tembley
H. W. Scott
Trombley
Andrea Ded
Ois
Dennis Dononhue
Allan Clark
Edward
Badd
Montpelier
Clack
Joseph Christopher
Moantpellier
Gurtis
William Levtair
John S. Murley
Silvera Priier
John W. Dineen
James Gibeen
Sinaie
William Wishart
Death of Fred Waters at Perk Street
An obituary note records the death of Fred Waters at Perk Street near the Heren SA Pere. It mentions his homemaking activity and identifies his daughter Mrs Howe Fitts, with limited surrounding details from a damaged OCR passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wetere
Death of Waterbury Men Charles Keene and William Strong
Two Waterbury men Charles Keene and William Mitchall Strong died within days of each other. Keene, born in Coventry England in 1846, had led a long local life as a jeweler and public figure, died at his home from ataxia. Strong, born 1843 in Waitfield, died at home after two shocks, leaving widow Zaphia Whitecomb and a single nephew surviving, with funeral at his house and burial in the village cemetery. Funeral details and connections to local lodges and veterans groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Charles Keene
Winooskire
Coventry
England
William Keene
Mary Berry Keene
Caroline Susan Mayo
Montpelier
E. Ruggles
Sarved
Caroline Keene
Sarah Webster
Liverpool
Bridgeport
Conn
D. L. Sanford
Hardwick
Sundy Horning
William Mitchall Strong
Main Street
Ton
Michard
Mary Ann (Somerville) Strong
Waitefield
Zaphia Whitecomb
Prank Whiteaw
Sarah Hewitt
Dorehester
Strong
Dillingham Post
G. A. RK
Fayston
Winoweki Lodge
Mentor Lodge 1
Mentor Lodge
Mra
Laurestine Graves
John Graves
G. W. Pearson
Mr. and
Myre
Luther Graves
Northfield
Milton Graves
Kate Leland
James Leland
Ashley and Leland
Duxbury
Vergennes
Colorado
Graven
Kate
Alva) Cook
Leland Graves
Large Quarry Slide At Jones Bros Light Quarry
Early Sunday a massive slide at the Tayntor deposit near Granite Ville and Websterville sent earth and rock down the bank as workers heard the rain of debris around 2 am. By daylight the damage was clear with toppled top plates and destroyed sections, threatening quarry operations but not halting stone work beyond debris clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Bros Light
Tayntor
Granite
Ville
Websterville
Jones Lire
North Mate Street
Evtel
Funeral of Mrs Ravine Artelt Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs Ravine Artelt, who died at her home, Ti Seamer, featured bearers Wayne, Peter, Aire, and Rarer with Attre and rations. Services were held to honor her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Mexican Plot to Restore Huerta Arrests Reported
Washington describes ongoing details of a failed plot to restore the Huerta regime in Mexico. Victoriano Huerta and Pascual Orozco face charges and bonds as federal authorities surveil nearly two dozen Mexicans and possible American backers amid border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
el Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Newman
N. M
Cen
Pascua Orozco
Juarce
Huerta
Verustiano Carranca
Franciscco Villa
Menien
Menitor
Luis Fuentes
Oromo
Constitutionaliete
1Th
United States Cavalry
Huerte
el Pees
el Bese
Seth Wratern
Rack J. Cobb
el Pawn
Offield Herb
Port Worth
Department of Justion
Fey
Kort Fileee
George Morgan
Ewe
United States
FT Penn
Payene Home Farm Reunion Held in Plainfield
A large turnout from Caledonia and Washington counties attended the Payene reunion at the home farm in Plainfield. About 60 people gathered for a grove lunch then a business meeting with William A. Perry of Barre presiding. The program featured recitations, readings, music by the Perry orchestra, and a historical sketch. Committee appointments were announced and plans were set for the 1914 reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Washington
Payene
Plainfield
William A. Perry
Barre
Association
Perry Orchestra
Thelma Perry
al Wraaiee
Wayne Merry
Esther Chenrye
Ralph
James and
Arthur
Ress
Peery Eeetet
Dave Perry
den A. Perry
Stewart
Perrys
Hietoricaleketeh
Dean H. Derry
Perry Kean Jone
Blanche Curlies
Wae A. Perry
Barrett
Ont Persy
Sire
Abbie Corliee
Marre
Mra T. Perry
Malerd
Charis D. Perry
Marehfield
Pleasure Ends in Two Deaths in Turners Falls
An automobile carrying Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Miller their son ER. W. Miller and Miss Edna Locke drove off a highway bridge into a canal near Turners Falls Mass. Mr Miller drowned and Mrs Miller died later from shock. Miss Locke was driving and the others were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners Fale
Mass
Robert D. Miller
ER. W. Miller
Edna Locke
Athor
Berkshires
Glenugie Picnic at Caledonian Park in Rainy Day Rugby
About 50 members of the Glenugie club and their families met at Caledonian park for the annual picnic. A baseball match captained by Leel defeated Fraser 3 to 1 amid races for women and children. The organizing committee included Leel, Cowie, Mortimer and Reith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenugie Club
Caledonian Park
Leel
Fraser
Bill Murray
Leel, Jr
Ieel
Keith
Johnson
Ewen
Gall
Duthie
Adams
Matthews
Gerrard
Murray
Rothway
Duncan
Birnie
Cowie
Still
Cribb
Ingram
Davidson
Gould
Simpson
Reid
Henderson
Flora McDonald
Jeannie Anderson
Mary [Chubb
William Eveners
Mortimer
Fred Bird
Josephine Will
May Ralph
Annie Gould
Richard Massie
Mitchell Lees
George Donald
Bella Thompson
Violet Lillie
Jennie Barte Fett
Mia. Cowie
Adama
Mary Will
Hella Thompson
Mine Hagel Ogeton
Mrs. Thompson
W. McHardy
Charles Leel
Alexander Cowie
James Mortimer
Charles Reith
Picnic at Fairmont Recreation Day Ends Thus
A village picnic at Fairmont featured games and socializing amid illness stopping plans. Prizes in baseball and football honors drew attention to local entrants including Pratt Hiley and Lawkins while George Make refereed the Heathall match. Evening speeches honored Mrs. Grleg and others as women received awards and the crowd dispersed after playful contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell
Munrried
Lemore
Pratt
Hiley and Lawkins
Massie
George Make
Heathall
Mike Hearh
George Vierer
Kirk
Grelg
Stuart Aremted
Amd
Karta Chepd
Ladere
Riker
Margaret Onto
Jresie Alveander
Tarry Stuart
Evelyn Chesser
Tereed Biles Corneel
Jeannie Mercelatara
A. Lawes
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Cross River
Hollicz
Indrani
Wiel
Alterame Presifiest
Wien
Ter
Razor
Evelyn Thaw
Process Server
New York State
Harry Thaw
Continuation School
OFENA
Pepiis
Tey Moreeng
Barre City Court
Fred Waters
Citines
Beery C
Reterty
Appt & Amen Ee
Cates
Charles Keene and
William M. Strong
Jones Bros
5 Arioli
Hope Cemetery
Gen. Huerta
Cutler
Dewey Park
Old Cutler Corner School Association
the Ark
Ainish
W. H. Gladding
Randolph
Alfred Parkhurst
L. H.thurston
C. B. Gladdin
P. M. Cutler
F. T. Cutler
J. H. Thurston
Center Bates
Clara Paige
F.T. Cutler
Asa Blanchard
Ida Pearson
Earl C. Cutler
Frank Colvin
C. B. Gladding
Bennett
Cutler Corner
Park Pavilion
Dingers
Ruth Hadding
Clara Cutler
Ellen M. M. Hoar
Helen Cutler
Cummings & Lewis
Eurl C. Cutler
C. Ti. Gladding
Perry
Sebin's Predts
MR. Any Mrs. Miller
Athol
E. W. Miller
Glenugie
Fairmont
McDonnell & Sons
Long Family
Feunion
Sid Prmetor
Faye
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