Bulgaria's cabinet crisis sparks war entry debate
Dispatches report a Bulgarian cabinet crisis over joining the war with Premier Ramosayoi allegedly overthrown for wanting immediate action against Turkey. Greece wavers with King Constantine backed by the general staff as harm swap looms. Paris notes a wider allied fleet at the Dardanelles and renewed East Front fighting while Ostend suffers air attacks.
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Bulgaria
Greece
Constantine
Constantinople
Paris
Dardanelles
North Sea
Great Britain
France
Germany
London
Ostend
Champagne
Marel
Haa
Varia
Ramosayoi
Becmua
Turkey
Adrianople
Queen Elizabeth Under Fire at Dardanelles Straits
Ungraceful dispatches report Queen Elizabeth and allied ships battered at the Dardanelles. Turkish defenses resist as British and French forces press the strait siege amid mounting damage and unclear victories.
War Vessels Sent to Vera Cruz After Conference
Washington ordered two Atlantic fleet battleships from Guantanamo to Vera Cruz following a conference with President Wilson and Secretary Daniels. The move aims to pressure General Carranza to improve foreigner protections in Mexico City. Carranza’s response denied withholding food or supplies as U.S. officials warned of further steps to ensure protection for foreigners.
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Washington
Wilson
Daniels
Guantanamo
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Mexico City
Caranz
Americinn
Carrance
United States
Mexico
Curran
Silliman
Obregon
British steamer sinks after explosion off coast
Lincolne England Sunday relayed via London Marel 1 2 a m British steamer Dengrave seen distracting her siren five miles offshore Sunday afternoon. Within 40 minutes the ship's bow rose and sank by the stern. Thousands watched from shore as lifeboats brought crew ashore amid cheers. Captain says no warning and a loud explosion forward caused debris and panic, but no serious injuries. Paignton of Liverpool aided in rescue.
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Lincolne
England
London
Dengrave
Paignton
Liverpool
Hengrove
Uivir Fort
Five Maine Cities Elect Mayors In Local Elections
Five Maine cities held elections. Bangor chose Democrat Frank Robinson as mayor in a three way race. Augusta elected Republican Blaine Wilesan, Belfast saw no nominations and Republicans won control, Brewer re elected Frank H. Nickerson unopposed, Biddeford reelected Democrat James G. Smith without opposition.
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Maine
Portland
Frank Robinson
Bangor
Theity Council
Republicane
Augusta
Blaine
Wilesan
Cty
Belfast
Charles K. Coombs
Ser.or
Frank H. Nickerson
Heras
Brewer
Biddeford
James G. As Smith
Trial set in obscure colonial era dispute
An oddly garbled report references a quick trial involving Labwanien o Nee Herstein and others during early New England travel. The fragment hints at a fatal incident near Fernand Mowivat and Weskingten, with mentions of a mail response and a failing wedding, but details remain unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Labwanien
Herstein
Wenteliew
Ant Jewie
New Kingland
Fernand Mowivat
Weskingten
Thieves Bold In Their Raid On Busy Boston Corner
Thieves attacked the Old Corner Bookstore building at Willing ton and School streets this morning. They broke into the ancient structure, tore up a marble stairway to try entering a cigar shop, plundered a barber shop and a tipping-machine store on the larcond floor, and escaped as residents on a busy morning street moved in alarm.
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Boston
Atrenta
Willington
School Streets
Boston Police Halt Burglary with Shootout Capture
In Brighton a burglary gang surprised by Patrolman Hurley assaulted him after rifling a house. Hurley fired, wounding one assailant in the stomach. Officers found a second wounded man and a woman with a bullet wound in an alley as the raid unfolded.
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Boston
Jwie
Patrolleu Iahdean
Hurley
Brighton
Harley
New York Court Remits Frank Tannenbaum Fine
The court of sessions remitted the 8500 fine and one year imprisonment imposed on Frank Tannenbaum for enrolling 107 unemployed men at St Alphamu's last year. The prison term ends today. Judges noted sympathy funds collected among the poor and urged justice not to penalize the needy. Tannenbaum had a longstanding record as a preacher who drew attention to unemployment.
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New York
Frank Tannenbaum
St. Alphammu's
Court of Sessions
Tannerbaum
Idee Wedhamen
Tne
Wadams
Child smothering case shocks Willis ton farm inmates
Burlington reports a year old baby found dead at the Union Poor Farm in Williston. Authorities suspect Lora Hohn, inmate and mother of five, of smothering the child with a bed quilt. Autopsy performed. Beckman disputes, while prosecutors press the theory of intent to silence cries.
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Burlington
Epee
Sherif Allen
Union Poor Farm
Williston
Lora Hohn
Maud Beekman
Win
Dro Ag le Bingham
Beckman
Fire destroys home and two cars at Amherst street
A Nashua fire at 123 Amherst street destroyed Edwart Saunders residence, two attached structures and two automobiles, totaling about 12000. The loss included most furniture. Saunders’ hen houses and runs were unharmed. Cause unknown, flames started near the shed between house and converted wooden barn garage. Neighbors helped salvage a piano and some furniture. high winds and delayed alert hampered efforts.
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Nashua
March
Edwart
Saunders
Amherst Street
W. H. Sanborn
Grand jury set in Franklin County Court case notes
A Franklin county grand jury convened at 9 am with Judge Frank L. Fish presiding. The first case involves Holand H. Stubble and Houghton estate, a veiled matter from a prior term with a jury disagreement. A separate panel considered Robert Morrison of Fairfield on assault with intent to kill, linked to an attack on Mr and Mrs Leon Roddy of Berryfield, leaving Roddy seriously injured for months and Howdyily harmed.
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St. Alban
Marsh
Franklin County Court
Frank L. Fish
Verreuee
Ellie W. Forter
Charlee A. Gardynn
Holand H. Stubble
Francis J
Houghton
Necesary
Robert Morrison
Fairfield
Hsm Tolt
Leon Roddy
Berrfield
Morrient
Roddy
Aanautt
Whit
Beth Lawe
Governor Hayes Vexed By Unsteady Signatures And Bills
A chaotic bureau story from Little Rock reports Governor Hayes irritated over erratic signatures on a bill that would legalize pari mutuel betting and establish a state racing commission. The piece mentions a governor prior and health issues among officials, with references to local gatherings and a dramatic political scene surrounding the measure.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hayes
Hot Springs
Beiter
FIGHT FOR LIFE ENDS IN ALABAMA HOME TRAGEDY
Aniston Marek 81 and A Conger, age unknown, were found dead in their home near yesterday. A family dispute allegedly led to the deaths as authorities investigated the scene and searched for motives and connections. The incident prompted a local police response and ongoing inquiry.
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Aniston
Ala
Marek
A. Conger
Yotterday
Divorce SurTs and Trial Date Set in March Term
A damaged notice indicates a civil divorce case moving to the March term of the district court. The writ mentions a defendant Syme Jacete and possible evidence of property or wealth matters. Officials plan to convene a grand jury the day after the term opens.
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Eich
Thaw Case Hearsay Witnesses and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
New York officials indicate Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may testify for Harry Thaw as the defense weighs options. Prosecutors plan to field up to fifty witnesses with William Penney to identify court records, while Thaw smiles through proceedings and the trial outline covers the 1906 Stanford White shooting and Thaw’s escape and capture.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Thaw
Harry
Kennedy
Matteawan
William Penney
Supreme Court
Penney
Brandis
Suggeastione
Richard J. Miller
Roger
Michael O'Keefe
Eugene Duffy
Thomas Mood
Franklin Hennes
Stanford White
Mattoawan
Canada
Prominent figures subpoenaed in anti-gambling probe
Grand Jury subpoenas were served yesterday on several notable men tied to the Vine Quarter of the enantre as part of a drive to wipe out gambling. Names include John B Fitzgerald of Lake Vere railroads, Charlie Ceng, TS Black of New York, Peter Vrentenburg of Truge Pert, and Edward Feadlley proprietor of the Bowel clits. Preliminary hearing requested under 5000 fine. witnesses released.
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Patoi Beteh
Va Vine
John B Pitrgerald
Lake Vere Eailroads
Charlie Cengin
Hawker
Philadelphia
TS Black
New York
Thomae 1 Shevtin
Minneapollia
Peter Vr
Cases Settled in Washington County Court Montpelier
The March term of Washington county court opened at Montpelier with Sheriff Tracy reading the proclamation and Rev. S. Blomfield offering prayer. Judge H. Dale presiding. About 21 cases may be tried. several entries show settlements and continuances, including Hooper vs Miller and O'Neil Lumber cases.
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Washington
Montpelier
Tracy
Blomfield
Stanton i
Gree H. Dale
Waterbury
Woodbury
Davie Va
Mavy Guilmette
Ironpass
Edgerton
John W. Gordon
Fred B. Hooper
Ms. Miller
Fred J
Hooper
C. M. Miller
Trover
Quarry Co. Es
Boenazel & Son
General Ans Impart
F. Bonazel
O'Neil Lumber Co
FW. Randall
George W. Olmstead
Walter Joslyn
J. M
Escape attempt at Montpelier jail ends with brief capture
John Wilson of Whitehall N Y broke from Chief Durkee and Deputy Lawson during escort to the city court. Wilson was recaptured soon after. He received four to six months in the house of correction. Other defendants included Arthur Currier fined 20 days in jail, Wats A J McDonald fined 15 dollars, Wil Buchanan facing a misdemeanor, Joseph Monroe jailed for default on 15 dollars, and PF A Heade ordered to pay a four dollar fine and costs for a first offense.
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Conty
Montpelier
Johm Wilson
Whitehall
N.Y
Durkee
Lawson
Wilson
House of Correction
Arthur Currier
A. J. McDonald
Costa
Wil Buchanaa
Joseph Monroe
Waterbury
New Hampeshire
Baste. PF. A. Heade
Shipper Wins Case Against Rail Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in favor of Stephen Kernand and Harte Granite Manufacturers against Montpelier and Well River Railroad and Central Vermont Railway over misrouting a shipment of granite to Denver Colorado. The decision grants reparation and awards against the defendants for overcharge and routing errors dating from March 24, 1912.
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Interstate Commerce Commisnion
United States
Stephen Kernand
Harte Granite Manufacturers
Montpelier & Welle River Railroad
Central Vermont Railway Company
Raiload
Denver
Colorado
Miemis
Montpelier
William Wishart
C. Wichert
Pe le Ri
Montpelier & Welle River
Kimball
Barre
Inding
M.C
Comrane
Stephen & Gerrard
Rutland County Opposes Primary Bill in Legislature Action
Rutland County representatives met and voted to oppose the direct primary and the bill amending the 1912 act on Penn turnpike purchase. The House moved several measures, advancing H. 205 to third reading, while others were rejected or postponed amid tense debate and procedural maneuvers.
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Rutland County
Me. Hapgood
Russell
Kirby
Hapgood
Waite
Woodbury
Judiciary Committee
Mack
Burlington
Black
Nan
Mareett
Shelburne
Moore
Lanslow
Haine
Techn
Meir
Sreenhitinn
Themias
Laven
Mabvet
Law
Procter
Proctor
Hine
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Kiritieh Admiralty
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Meshiy
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Saunlber Sbiiyen
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Wileobeth
Tabla Fringing
Mount Tinedenne
Tannenbaum
Chittenden
Edward B. Saunders
St. Albans
Arkansas
Les
Hiensel
Patwert
Sequest
Josephine Comolli
Brown Avenue
Lemy
Puget
Etorife OO Aree
Rumen
Kewhall Cielo
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Bete Oe Gee Peet
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