Austrian Emperor Said To Break Off Policy Negotiations
Reports indicate Italy Austria relations unsettled as Emperor Francis Joseph reportedly ends talks via Prince Von Buelow. Neuve Chapelle ferocious fighting rails on with heavy German losses. British account notes city ruins and 2,500 German bodies nearby. Vue on Przemyśl differs from Petrograd, while Russian pressure eases under Austrian defense.
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Italy
Austria
Prince von Buelow
Germany
Francis Joseph of Austria
Dardanelles
Symma
Egypt
Neuve Chapelle
Vienna
Petrograd
Leeuwarden Sails In Tow After Submarine Pickup
Fragmentary report describes the Leeuwarden, a 574 ton cargo steamer owned by the Steam Navigation Company of London, towed to port after being met by a pilot boat following a submarine transfer. Crews were transferred to the pilot boat and landed at Hook of Mollant.
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Hook of Mollant
Leeuwarden
The
Steam Navigation Company of
Lonton
Belgium Denies Neutrality Breach Amid War Claims
Belgium rejects German allegations that documents found in Brussels archives prove a forfeiture of neutrality before the war. The government asserts no convention was made or discussed and that British mediation never occurred. Belgium pledges to defend its honor and asserts no prewar French or Allied commitments were broken.
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Belgium
Brussels
Brudes
Howard Grey
Great Britain
Antord
Diplomatic notes reveal WWI belligerent policies
Washington March 18 six diplomatic notes were released by the state department detailing weeks of correspondence with Great Britain and France. The notes cover submarine warfare, conditional contraband shipments to civilians, use of neutral flags, mine removal, and allied proclamations against Germany.
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Washington, D. C
Department of State
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Halt on Japan reported from Peking on March 18
A garbled dispatch from Peking claims informants in Tokyo discussed halting plans and potential negotiations with Allied powers. It says the United States informed Japan that certain demands were not pressing for a treaty, with American and British opinion urged by officials in Washington and London.
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Peking
Cina
Oficia
Tokio
Heroniato
Leterme
Japa
Lepac
United States
Posehie
Turks Making Defenses Around Smyrna Warfront
A dispatch from Yaris dated March 18 reports Turkish forces in Smyrna and along the Dardanelles are repairing damaged batteries and continuing bombardment. It notes about 150000 Turkish troops near Constantinople and describes naval activity in Asiatic Turkey as operations suspend.
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Athens
Thugs Slay and Rob at Highland Falls Station
In Highland Falls New York during the night two highwaymen robbed a man and cut his throat then entered the West Shore railroad station and shot and killed telegraph operator Omar Hotaling before escaping with a small sum of money. Gengre Griffin, throat wound, is hospitalized in Kingston. Two men were arrested on suspicion.
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Highland Falls
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Gengre Grifin
Kingston Hospital
Providence
Omar Hotaling
Cited St Albans Case Before U S Commissioner
Bangor March 15 Werner Horn faces arguments over removal to Boston on charges of interstate transportation of dynamite. Defense opposes transfer citing state department jurisdiction. Horn allegedly tried to destroy the international railroad bridge at St Albans Vermont in a bid to hamper war supplies from Britain. Extradition talks continue with Canadian authorities seeking Horn’s transfer.
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Bangor
Werner Horn
Vancerboro
United States
Reid
Horn
Moston
State Department
Thorn
Leo A. Rogers
Boston
Joseph F. O'Connell
Willea
New York
St. Albans
Montreal
Great Britain
Hora
Bya
United States Supreme Court
Horn Hut
Federal Grand Jury
No Votes for Women Campaign Debate Highlighted
A derailed text fragment notes a suffrage bill in a municipal context with contention among supporters and opponents. The garbled lines reference vigorous advocacy and the struggle over securing rights, mentioning a public discussion and influential figures, though details are unclear.
Pleaded SLI Over Death Of Young Girl Case At Hydester
A plea entered in the Hydester district court over the death of a young girl. The defendant faced charges tied to the fatal incident as investigators continued to probe the circumstances surrounding the girl's death.
Plaintiff Awarded 370 Damages in Barre Case
A Washington County court awarded Hattista Columbo of Barre 370 for damages after a physical encounter with Joseph Broggini. The jury delivered the verdict last night after deliberations that began Thursday. several trial exceptions were noted, with no immediate indication of an appeal.
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Washington
Hattista Columbo
Barre
Joseph Broggini
Mitchiell
Lawson
Gonthat
Calais
Laywron
Tris
Oslant
Roxbury
Gleason
Daviddo de Carisia
Anita Coguzzi
Tay
Utter
New Hampahite
Windsor
Fire Causes Seven Thousand Dollar Loss in Rutland
A fire started by a stove in the harness room of Nichols & Chapman hardware on Center street in Rutland caused seven thousand dollars in damage. The Howley and Martel block houses the hardware, the principal loser, while electrical contractors Mayhew and Greenleaf suffered water damages.
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Rutland
Nichols & Chapman Hardware
Center Street
Hardware Siire
Howley & Martel
Mayhew
F Greenleaf
Rutland negligence claim vs Woodbury Granite company
A negligence lawsuit from Rutland alleges that David Koh Hoja a patient of Annl suffered a severe eye injury when a stone or steel fragment from a Woodbury Granite attachment struck him at an industrial site. The suit against Woodbury Granite Co cites improper safety measures and failure to provide a safe working environment. The case includes three counts alleging negligence and safety violations.
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Rutland
Marek
Woodbury Granite Company
Bethel
BS Whittaker
Pase Beitur
David Koi- Hoja
Patie
Annl
Ated Ieranen
U.S Court
Andlerson, Careey & Pet
Debate on direct primary bill faltered in stalled House
Debate stretched across the day as a direct primary bill faced an amendment lowering scope. Critics warned of higher costs and loss of local town power while supporters argued it would curb boss politics and give voters more say. the chamber adjourned without action.
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House
Brown
Lunenburg
Congress
Melondy
Londonderry
Hapgood
Peru
Simonde
Melendy
London- Horry
Stone
Vergennes
Moore
Barnard
Wilson
Cheleon
Londoderry
Manus
Steve
Are
Plymouth
Moree
Hardwick
Abwell
Deemeritt
Mir
Vester
Unlaie
Wows
Lampebany
Vera
Ordre Athiy
Banquet Launches Irish Observance in Barre Hall
In Howland hall the Allied Irish organizations of Barre honored the patron saint of Celts with a large event. A dinner for nearly 500 followed by a program featured Dr J J Derven of Poultney and a Newman club farce Rooms to Let. The evening included Irish songs, dramatic skits, and praise for community women who organized the meal.
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Barre
Order of Hibernians
Wuxilimey
Howland Hall
Trish
J.J. Derven
Poultney
Ireland
Newman Cit~matic Club
Pervion
Eusine
Ant
Gherkins
Macedonia
Cohers
Cee Proffessor
Landi and
Company
Musiccians
Newman Club
Max Wisher
Hfs
Mise M McCarthy
the Smythe
En Janes Markie
Dick Rush
Cyril Marrion
Tom Warren
Jerry
Powtman
Wardee
Curt Nel
Thomas Farrell
Sly Mather
Mise Huth Mumphrer
eeDe
Farniebed
Pearle
Venereal Bill and Political Debate Highlight House Session
Amid partisan wrangling the House passed a venereal disease prevention bill while debate over party pledges and independent voters intensified. Opposition figures cited oath constraints and voter wishes, with amendments proposed to strike portions of the measure and influence future ballots.
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House
Hapgood
Senate
Powell
Duncan Sends I C S Decision On Barre Branch Protest
The international executive committee of the Granite Cutter International union ruled on the protest by Italian and Spanish members of the Barre branch regarding the March 6 meeting. The decision from Quincy was not released, and Tarre branch scheduled a 2 PM meeting at the opera house tomorrow to read the decision, with no indication it reverses prior Barre branch actions.
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Rixford
Highgate
Sith
Barre City
Way Iaw
Soule
Althe Howe
Granite Cutter International Union
Barre
James Duncan
Quincy
Tarre
Opera House
Hurre
Scottish clan ball honors Seattle chief Findlay in Aberdeen event
Upward of 200 Scottish clansmen welcomed Alexander G. Findlay of Seattle as royal chief at the clan ball in Harre. Highlights included a reception, speeches on Scottish American activities, and a send-off at Central Vermont station before Findlay’s departure for Teewton.
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Harre
Chin Gordon
Alexander G. Findlay
Seattle
Mr. Findlay
Order of
Scottianamen
America
Findlay
James Howth
George McLend
James Mitchell
Barry Heary
Duncan McMillan
John Milne
Alex Edward
Thomas McDon
James Patterson
James Palmer
James Mackay
Jamies BR. Coutts
James Milne
William McDonald
Vermnant
Hue
Teewton
Claw MacKemann
Hereton
Claw Mar- Gregor
Quincy
Hoxton
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Japan
Russia
England
China
Imperial Armen
Cermans
Seperor
Lille
Ree Funda
Nod
Generel Vowlle
New Hampshire
Attar Socwty
Joweebery
SLI
Beatrice Greene
Battista Columbo
Nichols & Chapman
Grante Cutter
Bethel Concern
Rayne
Wits
Bute
Saint Patrick
Fucichl
Duncan
Clan Gordon
Alex. G. Findlay
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