French Hold Ground After British Loss Near Somme
German counter attacks last night forced Britain to abandon part of its gains near Butte de Warlencourt on the Somme front. French forces repulsed the assault with heavy losses to the enemy, capturing 622 prisoners and securing positions around Sailly and St Pierre Vaast Wood. The French also advanced to occupy Vaux and the town of Damoul, east of Fort Vaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte de Warlencourt
London
Somme
War Office
Paris
Sailikel
St. St Vanast Wood
St. Pierere Vist Wood
Outekirte
Lke
Verdun
Vaux
Damloup
Fort Vaux
Germans Claim Victory On Somme Front And Romania Push
Berlin reports that German and Austrian forces repelled continuous Allied assaults on the Somme front yesterday as German troops held firm. In Romania southwest of Pirodal, Austro German units advanced, while attacks southeast of Rothenthurm pass near Seurduk were repulsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wiress
Somme
War Office
Rumania
Prodeal
Laon
Rothenthurm Pass
Seurduk Pass
Rumanians Force Teutonic Forces Back in Dobrudja
In Dobrudja Rumanian forces compelled Teutonic troops to withdraw, with several villages burned. Daeni Gar Viel Rusiman and Guider reported as set ablaze about 40 miles north of Constanţa on the Twirnavada railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobrudja
Bucharest
London
Ney. T
War Office
Daeni
Gar
Viel
Rusiman
Guider
AN Four
Con- Finnint
Sunk American steamer Lando bought by Norwegian firm
Washington reports the Lando, described as American, was sunk by a German submarine near Fort. 28. Thirty men landed at Hurry, then brought by the Norwegian steamship Tron. Norwegian records list Hana Hanoreng Chretiania of Norway as owner, sale to Newry noted July 24 by the American consul general in London. Emperors William and Francis Joseph propose reviving Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lando
Washington
London
Lloyds
Hurry
Tiatry
Tron
Lanascie
England
Records Bureau of | Navigation
Department of Commetre
Hana Hanoreng Chretiania
Norway
Findlay Miller Steamship Co
Newry
Ametica
William
Francis Jeneph
J Ware
Berlin
Lenedom
Morniay
Nur
William and
Wreperor
Francis Joneph
Poland
Peomblel Polies
von Sexeict
Invasion at Everett Ends in Bloodshed
At Everett Washington on a November day a clash between 254 Industrial Workers of the World from Seattle aboard the Verona and a 150 man citizen posse led by Sheriff Dow McRae left at least five dead and about 40 wounded. About 1,000 shots were fired as the Verona pulled away toward Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Washington
Wash
Evereth City Wharf
Industrial Workers of the World
Seattle
Verona
Melae
Mw Ponse
Sherif
Viti Jnens
Fortant
Mo~ Rao
Sheriff McRae
Citizens
Wals
Souith
1 WOW
Trist
Relief Funds Hit 350000 For Syrian Armenian Sufferers
Red Cross headquarters report that about 8350,000 has been raised for Syrian and Armenian relief following President Wilson's call for Oct 21 and 22 contributions. An Oct 3 tally showed $225,000 on hand and donations around $3,500 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Pres. Wilson
Villa bandits capture Santa Rosalia and Parra confirmed
Government agents report that Santa Rosalia Parral and Jimine have fallen to Villa bandits. An American physician Firber from Santa Rosalia was killed. Parra’s capture was confirmed while American miners also learned of Parra's fate. A Mexican refugee said Dr Fisher, among the few Americans in Santa Rosalia, was killed by the bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Vaso
Tex
Santa Rosalia
Parral
Jimine
Parra
Firber
Santa Rowalia
Jen. Hardelio
Uribe
Chikahuw City
Mex
Dr Fisher
Potato market strengthens as price offers rise
In Bangor Maine on November 6 the potato market saw $4.15 a barrel offered for potatoes. Some farmers began unloading at the new price while many held stock, expecting a higher barrier before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Bangor
Hatch bankruptcy hearing held in Montpelier
In Montpelier this morning the Hastings bankruptcy case of William M. Hatch of Barre was heard against W B Therkentz. No assets were found and a trustee was appointed. Jed C. Pheck ey of Barre testified, no assets recovered. J Ward Carver represented Poster nf Heston in Mostpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hatch
Barre
Barge Agin W. EB. Therkentz
Jed C. Pheckey
Uniim
Howe
Mexico warns Britain as German subs loom in Gulf
Mexico's Foreign Minister Aguilar disclosed a British note warning of German submarines in the Gulf of Mexico. He says Britain should curb submarine departures from bases, arguing Mexico seeks neutral relations while Allied actions risk provoking confrontations with the United States.
America Sends Warning to Mexico
Washington reports the American government warned the de facto Mexican government to prevent violations of neutrality by belligerent submarines in Mexican waters and to avoid establishing a submarine base. The note, conveyed in a friendly spirit, denied any protest to Mexico City for the British ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Matuta de Partment Oficial
Mexico City
Wilson and Hughes Await the Verdict in New York
New York reports show President Wilson and Charles B. Hughes preparing for a verdict as campaigns wind down. Both candidates anticipate final results. Wilson plans to vote at Princeton then return to Shadow Lawn, Hughes to remain at his city hotel with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilsen
Charles B. Hughes
Jong
Shadow Lawn
Prinerton
Hughes
Toth
Boy Dies Protecting Father in Duck Hunt Accident
In Burlington a 15 year old, Ralph Conlin, died after jumping in front of a shotgun fired by Edward Phelps during a duck hunt on land owned by Nelson Jackson. The incident occurred at a rock blind near Smith Hero to Providence land. Both Phelps and Ralph’s father were present. no negligence was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Conlin
Burlington
Edward Phelps
Charles Conlin
South Hero
Nelson Jackson
Ely
Smith Hero
Providenve Eland
Ralph
Mr. Chelpe
Mr. Phelps
Mr. Caron
Williamstown Man Dies After Long Illness
George Come died Sunday morning at four at his home in Williamstown after a long illness. He had lived in Websterville, moved to a farm in Williamstown a year and a half ago. Born in Bedford New York, he married Mary Lager of Reeseville. Survived by his wife, four sons Henry Nelson Leon Alfred. one daughter Mrs. Tita Compo. two sisters in Burlington and three in Bedford. three half brothers. Funeral Wednesday at Po'vlock in St Sylvester's Church. Interment in the new Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Come
Williamstown
Mr Come
Websterville
Bedford
Mary Lager
Reeseville
Pr. Barneby
Willm
N.Y
North Adame
Mars
Charles
Come
Greylock
Mas the Finneral
Po'vlock
St. Sylvester's
Clreh
Fr Turcor i
Catholic Order of Foresters
Vermont customs district reports October export and import gains
St Albans reports that Vermont customs district shows higher exports and imports in October compared to the previous year. Imports totaled 2,701,078 and exports reached 5,700,718, with duties around 821, Boval as against 3645.50 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont Customs District
Boelke Dies Unvanquished in Aerial Battle
London reports Capt Boelke died in Berlin on November 6 after an elite air fight. An eye witness account says he downed four enemy machines before being killed at 6 pm on December 31. The record notes his valor and the decisive encounter in the air war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boelke
Berlin
Vereine
Merident
Montpelier Trade Group Plans Large Fruit Show
The Montpelier Board of Trade collaborates with Hartington leaders to stage Vermont's largest fruit show at the armory, with a $500 fund for prizes and exhibits. Carl F. Brand will speak on U.S. market conditions Friday afternoon, April 16, as Congress funds highway and market area investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpeliee
New England
Vermont
Mings
Hartingdon
Board of Trade
Evry Way
Hartlcatteras Sn rieLe
Montpelier
PREDICT WILSON VICTORY IN NATIONAL PRE-ELECTION POLL
New York Herald poll predicts Wilson would win by a large margin. In a labor gathering, voters debated war and politics while ballots were cast. Wilson totals 36 votes to Hughes 4. Allry Reese received five votes. no scattering ballots reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Now
New York Herald
Woodrow Wilson
The
Herald
Icon Mit
Hughes
Chiraza Werald
Mr. Wilson
Aibu
Enn
Trek
Hatie
Miorno
Hatel
Charles
Alluy Il
Reese
Republican Rally in Waterbury Te-sight Event
Waterbury hosts a Republican rally at the town hall with Senator Tlingtwat and Soln T. Allene slated to speak. The event will feature a local band and community attendees in a short, energizing gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbery Te-sight
Waterbury, Sov
Villepe Halt
Tlingtwat Ani Soln
Wehiege Wi St. Allene
Vermont Vote Seen Favoring Hughes in 1916 Election
Vermont expected to cast about 55 000 ballots with Hughes likely to win and Wilson holding his own. Republicans plus Progressives may total around 40 000, with Wilson around 15 000. Governor and local races feature Carroll Page as senator candidate and a slate of Republican incumbents, while Democratic and Prohibition challengers appear in county and district contests. The ballot includes presidential electors, state ticket, US Senate, Congressional representatives, county and city posts, plus justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Charles Evans Hughes
Iorrow
Wilson
Hughie
White Wilson
Taft
Bryan
Republian
Hughes
Carroll S. Page
Hyde Park
Ted
United States
Evan
O Velock
Teket
Halle
Congress
County Teket
Frank G. Finland
John B. Reardon
Tatera l
Barre
Henr
Whellington
Witomer
Prag E
Mintpelir
Timothy €. Callahan
Meatpelier
Arthur W. Thewitt
Plain
Fweld
Charles Robinson
Waterbury
Arthur W. Hewitt
Mlainfield
Peart B. Cayton
Waitment
Stedman C. Wheeler
Local election slate with multiple party nominees listed
A parsed fragment lists candidates for county court judge probate sheriff state’s attorney and high bail in Barre Town Montpelier Waterbury Roxbury Montpelier Cabot and Plainfield with Republican Democratic Prohibition and Socialist nominees. Names include J McWilliame Lance Watson A Beogyl George A Tilden George L Pray Edgar J Colburn James H Wallaen Frank J Martin Fred Ei Glewson Harry Shartlet S Matson Ror jidee A Cummings Harry King Leon M Hartia Dor man BE Kent and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter H. Date
Brighton
Frank L. Greoie
Timilar
Songtesamain Dale
Ge Wartent
Papeett Denerat
Uarre
John P Marah
Soviallet
Rochester
Greene
Emmett
Daley
Pemporat
Cavern
Horace F. Firaham
Cruftebury
Roger W. Mulbard
Hyde Parks
Walter F. Scott
Frunton
Guy W. Ballew
Essex Tunction
Benjamin Gates
Montpelier
Genjena
Herbert G. Darker
Brattleboro
William J
Northfield
Henry C. Briatin
Rutland
Teeas
Orlo KE. Tuce
Stewe
Thoma B. Wright
Burlington
William R. Rowhind
East Corinth
Antoine Winner
Graniteville
John McMillan
C.F. Reynolds
Barre
K. L. Cleveland
Morrinville
Sn'elock
J. McWilliame
Lance Watson
Harre Town
A. Beogyl
Harre
George 1H. Dale
Waterbury
Charles E. Dank
Whodbury
George A. ‘Tilden
Roxbury
George L. Pray
East Montpelier
Edgar J. Colburn
James H. Wallaen
A. Cummingsé
Harry King
Ror Jidee
Frank J. Martin
Ahern Beast
Fred Ei
Glewson
Harry
Sharthei
Shartletf
Montpliers
Frank HH. Travy
Dennie Donahue
Burre Town
Joh H. Leach
S. Matson
Barre Town
Ro J. Tartlett
Plainfield
Dorman BE. Kent
Leon M. Hartia
Cabot
Masters Degree Ritual Leads Masons in Montpelier Meeting
The annual sixth Ma riot meeting convenes at Granite lodge in Montpelier with Master Mason degree to be opened by Granite lodge at 11 PM and followed by Fellow Craft, then Master Mason degrees. Green Mountain Judge of Cabot confers initial Fellow Craft, E T Paquin and L D Jones attend as grand officers with several lodges listed in the fieldet. Supper served by Bath chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marre
Granite Lodge
Masoon
Frank Kk. Heard
Green Mountain Iudge
Cabot
E.T. Paquin
L. DB. Jones
Jnland Pond
Serand Lodge
Winooski Lodge
HH. Fullerton
Bath
Grand Lodge
Pevid A. Elliott
Elwin L. Wells
L. Morton Jones
DeWitt Clinton
Northfield
Aurora
Montpelier
Granite
Herre
Winonski
Waterbury
Green Mountain
Mad River
Wattsfelt
Wyoming
Sorth Montpelier
Death of Harry V Bertoli in Barre Italian Colony
Harry Vincent Bertoli age 34 born Carrara Italy 1881 died Sunday at 11 at the home of Eva Carusi 11 Second street Barre Survived by two sisters Eva and Cie Tuy and three brothers Agusto Benjamin and John Bertoli Funeral at the Carusi home Tuesday afternoon interment in Hope Cemetery He came to America in 1890 settled in Barre worked as an employee of Jones Bros Co and was highly regarded in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vincent Norton
Barre
Wile Sitter
Eva Caras
Second Street
Mr. Hertali
Cie Tuy
Eva
Mirard
Italy
Agusto Nertol
Benjamin Bertol
John Bertoli
Quincy
Mars
John Bertolli
Carri
Carrara
America
Harve
Eugene A. Carust
Carusi
Jones Bros,’ Co
Bertoll
Tanes
Hope Cemetery
Autopsy Finds Heart Weakness Cause of Child Death
A young boy, America Jonerelli, son of Mr and Mrs Dominico Gonerelli of 16 Osxola Place, died Sunday forenoon after a fall. An autopsy at Perry Noonan found death due to heart weakness amplified by a health condition. Burial by private service at Hope Cemetery. Family, Amelia, Marin, and Laedmen, await funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Jonerelli
Dominico Gonerelli
Osxola Place
Perry & Noonan Undertaking
Mol. Chandler
J. W. Stewart
Stewart
Prine
Hope Cemetery
Cary Veper
Teathers
Amelia
Marin
Laedmen
Auto Smashed Into Wagon On Berlin Street
Victor Stacy a jitney driver operating between Barre and Montpelier was arrested for driving while intoxicated after colliding with a horse and wagon on Berlin street Saturday night. John Shepard Mrs Shepard and a three year old niece were injured. witnesses say Stacy failed to heed the horse and wagon was dragged before stopping near the river. Witnesses and officers described the pursuit to police headquarters and the car was later returned to the road. The horse was sent to a veterinary hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Stacy
Barre
Montpelier
Berlin Street
Merndora
John Shepard
Empt Hill
Willamatown
W. Scott
Rand
William Wishart
Choige
J. Ward Carver
Henderson
Stacy
Tnuim
West Second Street
Shepard
Edward Carleton
East Hill
Carleton
Page
South Main Street
One Car Turned Over After Collision on Williamstown Road
Two Ford autos collided on the Williamstown road north of Smith Stuck farm Saturday afternoon. Stanley Marsh of East Montpelier drove a trailer bearing no. extras. Chores Passera of Williamstown, licensed to R. Gomer of Montpelier, drove the other. Passera suffered three rib fractures. Marsh was injured. both vehicles damaged, with the Gomer car turned turtle and the trailer reduced to kindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Williamstown Raw
Smith Stuck Farm
Stanley Marsh
East Montpelier
Chores Passera
Williame Town
R. Gomer
Montpelier
Marsh
Gomer
Passete
Mark
Gomes
Mrs Edwin Morey Rites Held After Death at Daughters Home
Mrs Edwin G Morey widow of a British native who died at her daughter Mrs Walter Gore s home in Wilder on Sunday aged % years born in Kinsey Ontario leaves behind children Mrs Lime of this city Edwin Morey Jert Wo Morey of Windsor Claude Morey of Hanover Mrs Fred Tremp of Wilder Evelyn Morey of Hanover G H Morey of Sault Le Marin and Douglas W Morey of Horton Funeral services will be at the Wells Torsday afternoon at 2 with Rev D W Bennet pastor of the Congregational church officiating Burial will follow at Hanover Regular meeting of branch No 1 went NAS with president and other officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Morey
Walter Gore
East Street
Kinsey
Ont
Shere
Lime
Edwin, Morey
Jert Wo Morey
Windsir
Claude Mores
Hanover
Fred Tremp
Wilder
Evelyn Morey
H. G. Morey
Sault le Marin
Hie
Douglas W. Morey
Horton
Morey Cane
Reide
Vreies Torsday
Elaek
Fey
W. Bennets
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Sailly
St. Pierre Vaast Wood
Teutons
Suee
French China
Havre
Barry Roads
Mexico Gulf
Great Britain
Gulf of Mexico
Aguilar
Lansing and Charas
Wolfoirer Parker
Minteter Aguilar
United States State Department
Wetvilina
Germany
Fruil
New York and
Chicago Heralds
G.O.P
Harry V. Bertoli
Marquieste
Lafayette Ehepter
Mia A.A. Sargent
Musityelier
Hinllbarr Deckwa
Tharks
Marthe Winwisington
Minelle Velewan
Hagtey
KW. Breer
Mrs. Jof “Hepard
Edwin Morey
Miler Hall
Wellesley
Cening Low
Pte
Neuenational International Qn Mt
Prostat
Plasigan
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