Bombardment of Venice and Serbian Front Reported by Vienna
Vienna announces an Austrian air squadron bombarded Venice forts arsenal aviation station and barracks with bombs. Reports say 6000 prisoners captured and heavy actions continue near Monastir as Austrians and Russians concentrate on the Romanian frontier while Hallanesro presses Gorizia with intense bombardment and Italian artillery replies.
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Varnico
Vienna
Berlin
Athens
Monastir
Serbia
Prilepe
Batuna Pase
Kilepe
Albania
Romania
Bucharest
Rome
Hallanesro
Gorizia
German Aviators Attack Luneville in Night Raid
German aviators flying over Luneville were pursued by French forces. Five were driven away, but the others managed to drop several bombs, injuring three people and causing damage in the town.
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Ace
Italian and Allied Line Sailings From New York Cancelled
Italian and Allied Lines announce cancellations of all sailings from New York for now due to the sinking of the Ancona and submarine threat. Sailed routes to ferviga porte suspended until further notice, per agents Nartfield Solari & Co.
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New York
Ferviga Porte
Nartfield, Solari & Co
Ancona
May Put Embargo on Steel Exports
Washington reports consideration by the Board of Commerce to impose an embargo on steel exports. The action aims to secure domestic supply, with officials noting potential impacts on markets and allied trade. Debates focus on timing, scope, and economic consequences for producers and consumers.
Hindus Executed and Others Sentenced in India Tragedy
Washington reports from India say 24 Hindus were executed by a Lahore government commission and 27 others were sentenced to life servitude. The charges center on anarchy mutiny and insubordination amid broader anti British activities. The native press notes loyalty to military service while condemning disaffected elements blamed on German influence. A conspiratorial group on the Pacific coast is said to have spread secret propaganda and dispatched emissaries to India to foment opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
India
Lahore
Pacific
America
Smoothing Out Auto Laws Conference In New Hampshire
Secretary of State Guy W Bailey and State Treasurer Walter F Scott of Vermont met in Concord with New Hampshire officials to align regulations affecting auto matters. The Vermont officials also reviewed New Hampshire insurance companies during their visit as state insurance commissioners. An accord with Commissioner Arthur L Willis aimed to ease conflicts between the two states governing motor vehicle affairs.
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Concord
N. H
Guy W. Bailey
Walter F. Scott
Vermont
Arthur L. Willis
Motor Vehicle Department
Robert J. Merrill
New Hampshire
Willis
New Trial Denied in Denver Juvenile Court Case
Denver judge John Perry denied a new trial for Ben B. Lindsey, former Denver juvenile court figure, who was fined 500 and costs for contempt after refusing to reveal information from a conversation with Neal Wright, 12, whose mother faced murder charges. The ruling comes as Lindsey awaits options within the district court.
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Denver
Ben B. Lendney
John Perry
Lindsey
Neal Wright
Wwe. Perscdinas
Court Martial Ends for Col Lewis E Goodier
In San Francisco on November 10 the court martial of Col. Lewis E Goodier, U S Army judge advocate of the western department, concluded after an hour and a half deliberation with a verdict protected. Findings will be sent to Washington at once.
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Lewis E. Goodier
Washington
San Francisco
Col
United States Army
Western Department
Hillstrom’s defiant-fire signal before execution
Joseph Hillstrom fought prison guards and, as he faced the firing squad, shouted “Fire” and prompted the guards to shoot. The incident followed his earlier fierce resistance, ending in his execution as the squad opened fire.
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Joseph Hillstrom
Notorious Utah murderer Hillstrom dies by firing squad
Joseph Hillstrom, condemned for the Morrison killings, was executed at 7 42 am in Utah state prison by a firing squad hidden behind a barricade. He chose shooting over hanging and signaled the firing squad to begin. The case drew national attention and elicited appeals from President Wilson and the Swedish minister.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Hillstrom
Wilson
United States
American Federation of Labor
Utah
Hillstrom
Priahhysician
Fire in Dormitory at Boule Ball Damages Academy Building
Baxter New Hampshire November 1 Fire in a dormitory room at the academy caused about 4000 damages last evening. The building, under construction, suffered smoke and fire damage while furnishings burned. Occupants Jobe Boden 16 from Minneapolis and Nervrosa Teel from Medford reportedly saved personal effects worth about 100 dollars each.
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Baxter
N. H
Academy
Jobe L. Boden
Minnea Pilin
Nervrosa Teel
Medford
Mans
Meeting plan for winter parish study group at Church of the Dead Shap
In the vestry, a plan is outlined for a Bret meeting of the miewinn study group to be held during the winter. Mrs L B Meckert called the meeting and noted attendance at the recent gathering. organizers list names and roles and urge prompt participation.
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Searlet
Church of the Dead
Lori
Meckert
St Johnsbury Tops Tarre Rollers in Pearl Street Bowling
St Johnsbury defeated Tarre rollers 1276 to 1209 at Pearl Street alleys led by Mortivon who won both the single and triple totals, with finest string of 118 and three string total 274. This marks a second season win for St Johnsbury over the Tarre rollers.
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St. Johnsbury
Tarre Rollers
Pearl Street
Mortivon
Frank Houston
Harry 5
Parks
King Street
Walden
William Townsend
Washington
Northfield Falls
Seth C. Rich
Northfield
John Calderara
Beckley Street
A. Martinetti
Want Hill
Calderara
Barre
Henry Kuss
Franklin
Ruse
Granville
Comolti
Waterbury
Meadow Brook Golf Club
Marrion
T Square
Clan-Gordon Hall
Sup John Tack
Gy Brand
Shampionship
W_ Freeland
Alex BR. Miller
George Mr. Fraser
Creorge C. Stewart
D. ¥. McLeod
A. W. Badger
Mise Ethel Badger
Eastern Avenue
Morrisville
Trouble Over Property Fray Sparks Tense Inquiry
A property dispute escalates into a fray as one side accuses the other of coercive pressure. Police investigations are underway, with no injuries reported. Key figures include local residents and the property owner, while the event drew attention from nearby observers and a small crowd.
Italian steamer Ancona sinking probe report to ambassador
Naples dispatch says the inquiry into the sinking of the Italian steamer Ancona off the Tunisian coast on November 7 concluded the submarine fired on the wireless room without warning and kept firing after the ship halted.
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Naples
Ancona
Tunisian
Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
Ie Ancona
Deer Kill Totals From Week to Thursday Rise Sharply
Lyntonville Vermont reports 762 deer killed up to Thursday with 404 bucks and 358 does. Windham county leads with 170 slain and Washington county follows with 36, while counts by counties show varied buck to doe ratios. The total surpasses last year by 450, signaling a large season overall.
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Lyntonville
Filh
John W. Titcomb
Windham County
Washington County
Bucks
Addison
Bennington
Caledonian
Chittenden
U Banex
Franklin
Grand Teleo
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Judge Gave Boys A Chance Six Months Stay
A court granted a six month stay described as "thus" in the ruling. The exact charges and parties are not clear from the fragmentary OCR. The decision appears to suspend actions against the defendants pending further proceedings.
Washington County Court Hears Pleas and Sentences
In Washington County Court yesterday and this forenoon seven respondents pleaded guilty to various charges and received sentences from Judge FE ta Waterman. Lawrence Burns of Northfield was sentenced to one to one and a half years in the house of correction after a plea for probation by attorney Frank Plumley was rejected. Three youths aged 17 to 18 convicted of breaking into Demeritt Packing’s Waterbury warehouse were given six to eight months, with sentences stayed and placed on probation. the judge urged rehabilitation. Other defendants included TB Giovanneveli of Northfield on carrying concealed weapons receiving eight to six months with probation, and Pietro Zampini and Giselte Polti of Barre on simple assault related to the Goretti case. all to appear for further sentencing. New cases included Frank Phelps versus Charles Utley and others with additional proceedings noted.
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Washington County
FE. Ta Waterman
Lawrence Burns
Northfield
Andas
Frank Plumley
House of Correction
Gleason
Demeritt Packing Company
Waterbury
Chester Clark
Joel Rice
John Francis
Council
Giovanneveli
Keen
Pietro Zampini
Giselte Polti
Barre
Tietry Carelli
Fogene Gapit
Borre Net
Eesault
Garelli
Seutemen
Pestertey
Wern
Frank
Phelps
Charles Utley
Bell
Plal Lairdland Harvey
Montpelier YMCA to Reopen with Two Instructors
The Montpelier Y M C A will reopen after being closed since spring with two instructors in charge. George B. Moore of Montpelier will serve as physical director and Frank J. Tabor of Meriden Conn, chosen secretary, is due to arrive next week for a formal opening. The directors could not find one person to fill both roles.
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Montpelier
George B. Moore
Frank J. Tabor
Meriden
Montpelier High Seeks Thanksgiving Game With Rutland High
Montpelier high school football faces Rutland high in a potential state championship game to be played in Rutland. Captain Mack says the team wants to meet Rutland after failing to arrange a game with St Albans. Coach Edwards return may lead to a Thanksgiving day contest.
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Rutland High School
Montpelier
St. Albans High
Ruthandy School
Mack
St. Albans
Edwards
Utland
Eight Aliens at Northfield Granted Papers
At Northfield yesterday afternoon the United States district court issued final citizenship papers to two applicants. The list includes Andrew C. Deatthe Scot William W. Beattie Scotland and others. Additional first papers were granted to Leander Urvestor Canada Edward Mius aier Canada Cuthbert [time] Scotland James Kenney Scotland William Stenpman Sevtined Gerson Hlawebi Italy Pie tre Sebinnetia Italy.
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S Platt
United States
James Kenney
Scotland
Wiliam T. Smith
William Stenpman
Gerson Hlawebi
Italy
Pietre Sebinnetia
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and items but lacks clear event or context. few legible terms suggest a misread scene involving people, a place, and possible dates or actions, though specifics remain unclear.
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Lunevllle
BOC
Geert
Famey
Ermont
New Hampshire State
Ben B. Lindsey
Hstrom
Lee
John G. Morrison
Hile Wom
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Soa
Merlim Morrison
Fred
Fcea Alitte Pat
Fruber
Nessilante
Villetrom
Doctor
Tor
Nat
Howe
Sore
Irene
Hilietrem
Apvernipe
Ieee
Tillstrom
Board of Pardons
Annd
Industrial Workers of the World
Hillatrom
the State University
Sweden
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Morrison
Hilletrom
Morricen
Werides
Bien
Exeter
Secety
Offorme
Episcopal Society Im
Talk OF
the Town
Stewart
Gallum
Partington
Cuiftinn
Dsuaghiere
Cme
Herre Rowton
Hew Jocie &. Collins Te Suing
John E Collins
Teapem
Greemers
Montpelier Y. M. C. A
Gov. Gates and Liewt. Ger
Derting Ent
Peat Etiome
Chet
W. Thatiee
Pete
Cherke
Prete
Tex
Peterees
Willie Leith
Imae
Bok
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