Italy Readies Entry as War Looms on Dardanelles Fate
Rome reports Italy has prepared for entering the war with the Allies as the Dardanelles battle looms. Balkan states hold positions. Vatican denies Francis Joseph sought papal peace intervention. Belgium reports a farm capture near St George as unrest grows in Britain and talk of restricting drinking rises.
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Italy
Dardanelles
Vatican
Francis Joseph
Austria
Rome
Paris
London
Russia
Hungary
Nicholas
Vienna
Francis
Joseph
Balkan States
St. George
England
Belgian Refugees to Be Received in England Weighed Plans
Arrangements are made to admit large numbers of Belgian refugees from Hotland to England within weeks. Thousands are expected with many seeking work, while others will need housing and lodging assisted by payments from Enghard. Some men plan to return to the continent as the Belgian government conscripts ages 18 to 25.
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Tandon
Marc
Hotland
England
London
Vark
Enanfeyre
Aeder
Enghard
Lange Ncumbers
Hellend
German Bombs Hit Willer Kill Three Children
A German aviator dropped bombs on Willer northwest of Thann, killing three children. The southeastern flanks of the main army report capturing more prisoners including newer officers.
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Willer
Thann
Bryan Reports Progress in Indemnity Negotiations
Secretary Bryan announced progress in U S negotiations with the Zapata Villa government for indemnity to the family of John B McManus an American citizen murdered in Mexico by Zapata troops. No specific compensation was noted for the flag desecration at the McManus home though a general demand for reparation was stated by the state department.
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John McManus
Washington, D. C
Bryan
United States
Zapata-Villa
Johm B. McManus
Mexico
Nly
Zapatiata
U. S
State Department
Valafox
Zapatista
Germans protest to Chile over Dresden crew
The German legation in Santiago protests to Chile after the German cruiser Dresden crew was interned in Chile following the ship being sunk by a British squadron off Juan Fernandez on March 14. The sailors are urged to be treated as castaways.
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Santiago
Chile
Legation
Dresden
Chilean
Juan Fernandez
German Victories Reported From World Front Lines
Berlin reports through Sayville wireless that German forces repelled French thrusts at Hartmansweiler Kopf while French aviators bombed Bapaume and Strasbourg with no damage. Russian advances near Augustowo forts and along the Vistula were repulsed, heavy losses suffered, and fighting continues.
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Berlin
Sayville
Memel
Laugstarget
Jediernpa
Augustowo
Vistula
Dunkirk and Calais Attacked by Airmen
Paris dispatch reports German monoplanes visited Dunkirk and Calais in the morning the towns escaped damage. Six twenty thrown on Dunkirk and one on Calais with no serious effects noted.
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Dunkirk
Calais
Paris
London
Ofie
Cal
Fire sweeps vast Lynn weed and timber area to West Peabody
Fire last night destroyed two miles of weeds and forest growth along Lynnfield to West Peabody, burning giant trees valued at 87000. Two outbuildings on the estate of the Feenee and fetate of ores reportedly perished. Total loss estimated at 860,000. Firemen and a party from Salem, Peabody, and surrounding towns aided in subduing the flames.
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Lynn
Mass
West Peabody
Lynnfield
Feenee
Fetate
Ores
American Radiator
BIO
Ita
Salem
Lora
Pealady
Bombs Fall on Metz In Allied Offensive
Fragmented dispatch describes artillery bombardment near Metz as Allied forces advance. Mentions aviation activity and shelling along eastern sectors with references to American and other Allied troops and equipment.
Fragmentary note hints at war tale and dates
The readable text fragment mentions Ware BOT Goreme Beate Seabed Arras with diet and cotter and hints at a wartime setting. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the fragment implies a sequence of events or actions tied to a historic conflict.
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Ware
F-4 Submarine Lifted in Effort to Save Crew of 21
Honolulu March 27 A U S submarine sank after being found 300 feet down outside Pearl Harbor. Navy yards expect to raise her this afternoon using a pontoon system and dredge. Resuscitation gear arrives as authorities weigh slim chances of reviving crew.
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Honolulu
U. S
Ato
Teen
Horn
Timothy A
Simant
Kamien Parker
Mary Register
Pepart
Terim
T Crew Names From Latest Race Debacle
In the latest meet, T crew members listed include Lewis, Tule, Nev Posten, Toews, A Porter, and Retyytey. The report notes nine deaths and references the M4 whem sheetaartind ta ter renter weet spellings.
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Lewis
Tome
Nev Posten
Retyytey
Military crew listing with ranks and places
Tyan T Milan listed as machinists mate fret claw from Lima Ohio. Horace JL Moore gunner's mate fret clus from Philadelphia. William Nelson chief machinist's mate from New York City. Frank C Pierard chief gunner's mate from Laverne California. Charles H Wells machinist's mate from Norfolk VA. Henry A Withers gunner's mate from San Diego California.
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Tyan T. Milan
Lima
Horace JL. Moore
Philadelphia
William Nelson
New York City
Frank C. Pierard
Laverne
Cal
Charles H. Wells
Norfolk
Henry A. Withers
Elnsa
San Diego
Warship Moreno Driven Ashore After Delaware Collision
The Argentine battleship Moreno, departing from Philadelphia, collided with a barge near Newcastle Delaware. The barge sank, Moreno ran aground and remained stuck until about 7:40 am. She later refloated and headed for Delaware Bay, with the crew of the barge escaping unharmed.
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Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
Newcastle
Delaware
Delaware River
Delaware Bay
Brandon Hotel Raid Brings Lemons and Liquor Evidence
Trandon on March 27 reports a raid on the Douglas house and the Brandon hotel under two search warrants aimed at Alvah Hawley a boarder and the hotel proprietor Frank Naylor. In Hawley s room officers found twelve pints of whiskey hidden in a fur coat with other paraphernalia indicating possession and sale of liquor. Hawley and Naylor were jailed in Rutland on liquor charges as investigators led by State s Attorney W Poulin and deputies from Rutland Wallingford and Brandon conducted the operation.
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Hawley
VY. Poulin
IT. R. Adama
Parra Rissi
Rutland
A. A. Leonard
Wallingford
W. H. Sinco
Brandon
Man Seeks Damages Over Injured Race Horse Incident
Rutland March 27 Mustavas A Hae kine of Middletown Springs sues for 240 dollars in negligence after his race horse was struck on Rutland county fair track by a motorcycle during a horse cycle race. Trial began with Morris Francis of Barre Haven and the Poultney Fire Company named in the proceedings.
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Rutland
Mustavas A. Haekine
Middletown Springs
Weaver Joey
Retland
Aifmont
Rutland County Fair
Morris Francis
Bair Haven Ve
Refire
Poultney
Francie
Tie
Dntr
Held for Trial in Middlebury on March 27
In Ripton, Peedere appeared before Justice on March 27 suspecting Henry Uber of the same town of selling whiskey to Murphy of Tipton. Officers Sanford and Chief Chaiffe pursued leads Thursday evening, arresting Murphy. Jupiter Trick held the respondent for county court under 1980 terms, with circuit court outcome pending.
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Middlebury
Ripton
Wold Henry Uber
Samme
Murphy
Tipton
I . i . Depot
Sanford
George HI Chaifre
Hipton
Storing Vegetables Guide Through Winter Weather
A fragmented notice explains simple methods to store potatoes, turnips, onions, squash, and other produce for winter. It mentions using seeds and proper temperatures, with cautions about keeping crops fresh as cold weather arrives.
Six Thousand Dollar Year for Service Debate Focuses House
The Vermont House, facing a heavy calendar, debated the size of the weights and measures department budget. A joint resolution to allocate 6,000 dollars annually was adopted 107 to 63, about half last year’s cost, with expectations the Senate may raise the amount. Several public measures were discussed, including university and agricultural school funding, a dormitory, and fair appropriations, while a lobbying bill faced re-reading and various committee reports.
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Durgin
Morgan
Henry
Senate
Missisquoi Tay
Lake Champlain
Norwich University
Randolph
Randolph Agricultural School
Middle College
University of Vermont College of Medisent
Boston & Maine
Theodore N. Vail Agricultural School
Committee of Conference
Fair Directore
Tot ed fee seedt rower Gretel Lake
A fragmented OCR item appears as a local note mentioning Gretel Lake and an Ant Test Gem Let Seems. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear event or action details to contextualize further.
Milford Hotel Fire Leaves Men Aiding to Asylum
Disjointed report notes a Milford New Hampshire hotel fire driving around 30 Geente from a westward area. Mentions Mark S and Gratien Parmer among locals, with scattered phrases about clothing and asylum transfer. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Maren
Former Barre Manufacturer and City Official Dies at Home
John McDonald a longtime Barre granite maker and former city alderman died at his home 41 Liberty Street last evening at 7 15. He leaves a wife two daughters and four sons with several grandchildren. Born May 20 1853 in Dyce Scotland he married Mary McRae in Aberdeen June 21 1877 and entered McDonald & Buchan granite firm in 1884. He served the Congregational church Clan Gordon Masons and Husewatha Lodge and was cemetery commissioner and alderman. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the Congregational church with burial in Hope Cemetery flowers omitted.
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John McDonald
Liberty Atreet
Hall
Boston
le Darling
Lowell
Mass
Charlen McDonald
St. Louis
Roy
McDonald
Alexander Wi. McDonald
New York
Arthur G. McDonald
Russell McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Dyce
Scotland
Mary McRae
Aberdeen
Barre
Alexander Buchan
McDonald & Buchan
Glyanon
Congregational Church
Clan Gordon
Hiswatha| Todge
Cemetery Commission
W., Barnett
Conegational Church
Hope
Reconsideration Vote Failed of Passage in Barre Branch
Barre branch failed to reconsider a March 6 settlement vote after yesterday's meeting. A total of 1 032 votes were cast with 1 042 for reconsideration and . the two-thirds threshold was not met. Strike-pay checks were issued today with payment hours 2 to 11 pm. unclaimed funds await Saturday.
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Barre
Sere
Ford
Lata
Funeral of Mrs Collins Held at Kilgore Cemetery
Funeral services for Luthera J calling were held at Syrars with pastor F. Newell of the Midhiodiat church officiating. A large gathering attended and the interment followed at Kilgremd cemetery with bearers A. T. Smith and grandsons UC Smith and others.
Suits Heard for Divorces in Vermont Court
Multiple divorce petitions appear in a Washington county court session detailing courses of desertion intolerable severity and separations. Hattie Craven of Waterbury seeks division of property in a case tied to her divorce. Barre merchant Sellem Ghiz and Migibi Ghiz testified to a 21 year marriage and a Syria departure. the court granted his divorce on desertion. Greta P. Evans sought legal separation from Karl Evans after a Missouri license led to marriage in St Albans and subsequent separation. Aurelia Mitchell of Montpelier seeks a bill on desertion for her marriage to John T. Mitchell. Theodore Ladue and Beatrice Ladue faced desertion claims. a Monday decision was deferred. Other docket items include charges of keeping and breach of the peace with bail set and upcoming trials.
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Hattie A. Craven
Waterbury
Isaac Craven
Washington County
Sellem Ghiz
Barre
Migibi Ghiz
Worcester
Mass
His
Syria
Greta FP. Evans
Karl Evans
St. Albans
Watersbury
Aurelia N. Mitchell
Montpelier
John T. Mitchell
Mitchell
House of Correction
Durkee
Montpelies
Burlington
Granef
Theodore Ladue
Beatrice Ladue
New Hampshire
Bratthsboro
Oan
Ment
Ve. B. Lada
Aurelio
Bens Va
A. Villa
State Ve
L. Contello
Salling
Joseph Cano
State Va. C. B
Mainfield
State
L. Mole
McNeil Tassie Wedding at Montpelier Church Parsonage
Miss Mise L Mie Tani daughter of Mr and Mrs James Tassie and James J McNeil son of three attended the ceremony at Sun Church Parsonage in Montpelier. Rev Stanley F Morefield presided as guests and relatives gathered before the couple left for a two week wedding trip. McNeil, a clerk in the Narre office of the American Express Co, and his bride will reside on 1 Mevehannt Street after their return.
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Mise L. Mie Tani
James Tassie
James J. McNeil
Tierringe
Sune Church
Montpelier
Stanley F. Morefield
Lyr Mieter
Mie
Lionel 4. Mathirson
Ctiilen Childs Om Imphope
McNell m
Narre
Fe Cn
Fenton
Mevehannt Street
Funeral of Hatieta Abbi Ends Quietly at Home
Abundant Geral trust and mourners attended the funeral for Hatieta Abbi at her residence, with friends and relatives present. The remains were transported to Tope Wanetery for interment. attendees included granite cutter and several named associates from the area.
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Hattieta Abbi
C. Ceberine
Achille Cichemibe
A. Cierwin
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Prteetty
Dulce Roth
Vermont Weights and Measures
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Shervin
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Prank Tes County
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Gratien
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Hope Cemetery
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