Bolshevik Government Overthrown in Moscow Capture
Dispatches report via Copenhagen and German sources that the monarchy has been restored with Grand Duke Nicholas as emperor after the Bolshevik government is said to have been overthrown following the capture of Moscow.
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Russia
Moscow
Copenhagen
Grand Duke
Nicholas
London
Toporgsto
Machange Telegraph Company
Waa
Korniloff
Man
Kaledinesix
Koenil
Nikolai Lenine
Leon
Bolachevik
Keremky
Inna
Nicholex
Vinces
Irkuteh
Irkuteh, Blagrvieshtebersk
Moscow Reported Captured by Korniloff With German Aid
The report claims Moscow fell to Korniloff aided by German forces, repeating a prior assertion. It notes Alexis, former Russian crown prince, died a fortnight ago after a long illness. The item reflects wartime rumor and political instability in early coverage.
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Moscow
Korniloff
Caerhosine
Wolf Bureau
Alexis
Mutiny and Revolution Rumors Sweep Central Europe
Unconfirmed dispatches claim Bolshevik rule toppled in Moscow with Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Reports cite Korniloff and Kaledines aided by German forces, plus mass executions in Hungary and mutinies in Raab and Peck. Czecho-Slovak and Austrian movements add to a volatile European picture with cautious German-sourced wording.
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Copentagon
Moscow
London
Generale Kornilof
Kaledines
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Kerensky
Russia
Korniloff
Germany
Sho
Hive Poate
Dary
Nicholas Romanol
Yekaterinburg
Austria
Raab
Peck
Hungary
Maria
Murdered on Train Ametertam Rumors Surround Former Emperor
A fragmented report claims the former emperor was leaving Yekaterinburg when he was killed on a train. The account mentions Russian scars and German peers discussing whether the assassination occurred en route. The reliability of the report is unclear amidst garbled text.
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Yekaterinburg
Ametertam
Thes
Rastian Scarres
Ruscas
Kerensky Touts Strong Credentials in London Mission
London June 28 Kerensky arrives with strong credentials as former leader of the Russian socialist movement and as a spokesman for socialist and non socialist factions. He urges allies to supply arms and aid to defeat Germany and restore Russia to the fight for freedom, insisting allies should not dictate Russia’s future government. He says Russia does not want to align with Germany and seeks freedom under a non Bolshevik path.
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London
Kerensky
Russi
Times
Petrograd
Kerencky
Rusala
Germany
French Advance On Avre River Near Amiens
Paris reports French troops operated southeast of Amiens advancing lines in Senecat wood on the Avre river. In separate actions between the Marne and the Oureq south of Dammard the French claim 151 prisoners. Northwest of Montdidier they say they captured 100 more.
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Paris
Amiens
Senecat Wood
Avre
Marne
Ourog
Dammard
Montdidier
Small Clashes Near Gommecourt Reported
London reports minor clashes near Gommecourt southwest of Arras as the War Office confirms activity in the area. Casualties were inflicted on German forces while our own positions and patrols avoided major losses during the night's engagements.
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Arras
London
Bistakon
Gommecourt
War Office
Huntieh Trols
Hood
Pershing Reports No Major Activity On American Front
Washington June 28 General Pershing's daily communique says aside from repulsed raids in the Vosges there is nothing to report from the American front. Section A notes only the raid repulse near Wenger. Section B honors Private Joseph Leitean for gallantry at Coullemelle France April 27 1918, sacrificing himself to救 fellow soldiers buried by shell fire.
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Washington, D.C
Vosges
Pershing
Dhe Wenger
Joseph Leitean
Coullemelle
France
Amundsen Ships Maude for Pole Voyage from Christiania
Ronald Amundsen sails aboard Maude from Christiania bound for the North Pole route along the Siberian coast. He plans a largely sail powered journey, using crude oil as fuel, pursued by a unique hull design and aiming to complete the polar crossing. The expedition follows his 1906 Northwest Passage discovery and receives best wishes from President Wilkie via Secretary Lansing.
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Christiania
Ronald Amundson
Maude
Sole
Amundsen
Wilko
Lansing
Siberian
Ope
Arctic
Northwest Passage
of of Germany
Ier
Sailee Tea
Pole
Paris Bomb Raid Brings 25 Casualties In Final Night
Paris reports 11 killed and 14 injured when bombs dropped during a German air raid over the city. Several enemy groups penetrated defenses, causing substantial damage. Fire chief P M Toussiere died directing rescues.
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Paris
Talncare
American Aid to Russia Planned
Washington June 28 officials announce that plans for sending a commission to Russia to assist the embassy economically and industrially have advanced to the point where the personnel of the commission is now being discussed.
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Washington, D.C
Russia
Officer A Death by Own Action in New York
Lieutenant Alex ee McClintock of Lexington, U S A, attached to Camp Dis, N.Y., reportedly shot and killed himself today in his room at the Murray Hill hotel, police said. The death is being investigated as a self-inflicted gunshot.
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New York
Alex |Ee McClintock
Lexington
Camp Dis
Murray Hill
40 Marine Corps Casualties Reported in Action
A terse War Department list showing 17 Marines killed in action, 1929 casualties noted with 175 died of wounds and 75 severely wounded. The line item tally reflects fatalities and injuries among Marine units.
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Washington
Delanee Resignation Accepted by Washington DA
A resignation from Delanee was accepted by Washington DA on June 8. The action followed the president’s directive to appoint a commission involving engineers for railway work, amid ongoing debates over crony influence and infrastructure policy.
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Washingtom
After Eight Days in Boat Steamer Sunk by Submarine
A steamer, after eight days afloat, was sunk by a submarine. Survivors describe the peril at sea and the crew's ordeal, with details of rescue attempts and continued search for missing sailors. The incident highlights dangers of submarine warfare at sea.
Veterans Reunite as War Heroes Remembered at Park
Halifax report details the 21st annual Washington County Veterans Association encampment at Dewey Park. Gov. Graham and Col. Johnson attended as members recalled Civil War and World War II services. new members listed. a packed program featured speeches, music, and a dusk campfire.
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Washington
B. J. Foster
Waterbury Center
John K. Wilson
Gray
Wilson
Devar Park
Allied Patriotic Societicn
Albert P. Wood
Barre
Dorchester
Mass
KE. C. Glysson
TD. J. Moree
John T. Averill
J. B. Brown
W. H
Emerson
Plainfield
Mra
Joseph Freado
Montpelier
Norman B. Davenfer
Chelyon
Gertrude Nelson
Font Pares
Paper Mill Workers Given Increase
Washington June 8 The War Labor Board approves a ten cent an hour wage advance for wood and paper industry workers across thirteen companies and eight unions. Rates rise from 38 to 60 cents an hour for skilled trades, with eight hour days, overtime pay, and annual scale revisions. Women to receive equal pay. four holidays fixed. The board cites rising production costs and labor rights recognition.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Taft
The
Trade Commission
National War Labor
Manda
Tn Ite
Noor Board
United States Urges Freedom for All Slavic Races
The Secretary of State clarifies that the United States supports complete freedom from German and Austrian rule for all branches of the Slavic peoples including Czecho Slovaks and Slovenes. The clarification follows earlier statements and aims to prevent misinterpretation by German and Austrian officials.
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Washington, D
Gina
Piranda
Poland
Jed
Lancing
United States
More Honored Americans in Cantigny Action
American tiizers and soldiers cited for heroism and gallantry in action during the Cantigny operation are named by the Associated Press. The June 24 and 25 dispatches list individuals with home addresses and official records, noting their service and recognition by the U S army.
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Armas
Associated
R. Golbeck
Rte Pane Tristian Rowereit
New Privates
Honsemin PF
Lawyan
Latrabe Pa
Bo Saatee
Philedalphia
Reclassifications Move Registrants Under New Regulations
A district board meeting on Thursday reviewed reclassification under the new rules. Most Thursday movers were from Washington county including John Dalton, Jane McDonald, Herbert Smith, William Nelson, Don Senor, Ralph Kent, Frank Gooley, John Benjamin, Floyd Clark. In Franklin county Arthur LaRocque, RB Campbell, Rutland No. 2, and R. G. Potkey shifted classes. Some were moved to later chasers rather than first class.
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Prork
Son
Washington County
John ¥. Dalton
Janes M. McDonald
Herbert A
RB Campbell
Rutland No. 2
R. G. Potkey
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah D Lyneham Held in Barre
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah D. Lyneham wife of Robert Lyneham was held at her home on Second Street with Rev. J B Rearden of the Universalist church officiating. Bearers included Pred L Laird Montpelier Walter F Labell son-in-law and two sons Charles R Lyneham of Cleveland Ohio and Frank A Lyneham of Syracuse New York. The body was taken to Plainfield for interment in the village Cemetery.
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Sarah Lynham
Barre
Sarah D. Lyneham
Robert Lynham
J.B. Rearden
Universalist Church
Pred L Laird
Montpelier
Walter F. Labell
Give Up Vote on Suffrage After Senate Delay
Washington June 28 Indefinite postponement four vote in the Senate on the woman wage resolution followed by suffrage leaders abandoning their plan to force a vote this week. They decided to delay action until after the recess as many supporters fear passage before recess would fail due to absences.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Vote Reversal Recasts Postoffice Bill Result
Washington June 28 rechecking the day of the vote on the postoffice appropriation bill shows the House reversal of yesterday’s rejection of the conference report on retaining pneumatic tube systems in certain cities. Representative Rows of Pennsylvania was recorded as against the report by error, making the vote 150 to 149 in its favor.
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Taris
Havas
Gyor
Pep Hungary
Austria
Hungary
S N
Devclare
Mull
Washington, D.C
House
Pennsylvania
Draft Contingent Leaves Montpelier for Camp Devens
Twenty six registrants depart Montpelier for Camp Devens to begin service. Most come from Barre and Washington County with several out-of-state volunteers. Noted: Charles Mobus of Warren is third son to serve while his father has three sons in the German army. two men may be deserters if they do not report in 48 hours.
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Hy BF. Graham
B. J. Foster
Waterbury Center
Vermont
Oralan
America
Col
H. T. Johnson
John Sogorka
Lincoln
Slie Heaeea
Grant
Hooker
Sherman
Sheridan
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
C Glysson
Twin Cities
Mitchell
Montpelier
Camp Devens
Washington County
Charles Mobus
Warren
John Mobus
United States
Mobus
Mice Osx
Arthur Fare
Barre
Vwoarde
Henjamin Lavalley
Northfield
Schenectady
N. Y
A. “Lad
Chicago
Peter Mautti
Rutland
Earl Jones
Windsor
L. K. Si
Guiseppe Berini
Twines
Fort Jones
Win
L. K. Sibley
Maine
Funeral of Henry Lascor in Barre at St Monica’s
Funeral services for Henry R. Lascor a Barre man who died Tuesday evening after a long illness were held at St Monica’s this morning. Rev Fr McKenna officiated the requiem. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery on Fleley street with four intimate friends and several out of town attendees listed among mourners.
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Henry R. Lascor
Webster Avenue
St. Monica’s
P. M. McKenna
John H. Hale
David F. Morgan
Louie Drake
Percy G
Flores
Fleley Street
Charles Arnholm
St. Albans
Bosturg
Rutland
A. F. Laser
Plattaburg
N.Y
Totline
Fred Freedom
Proctor
May End Case Tonight In Montpelier Trial
May end tonight as the case of OHL Corres vs American Real Company proceeds in United States district court in Montpelier. Defense argues two contract breaches and cites delays, while plaintiff alleges project is behind schedule and risks increased costs if completion is rushed.
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United States
Imert
Montpelier
Corres
American Real Company
la Pot
Demmer
Aaa
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Lexington, Ky
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Washington County Association
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John R. Wilson
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Halifax
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TS. Plurce
Vergennes
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Mrv. J
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Bancroft
East Calais
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Tully
Relief Corps
James
Park Pavilion
Foster
Hiram Pierce
Montpellier
Sam
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John RK. Wilson
Worcester
Grim Reaper
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Treasury
Mir. Wilson
Sogorka
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Dr. We
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U. S. ‘Medical Reserve
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Cepiance
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St. Monica’s Church
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