Korniloff Forces March On Petrograd Amid Government Collapse
Petrograd reports finger Korniloff advancing from Luga with troops to besiege the capital. Kerensky regime resigns cabinet, army detrain orders, and rail lines are sabotaged as Korniloff proclaims incapacity of provisional government and unity with Kerensky against the insurgent move.
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Petrograd
Winter Palace
Korniloff
Luga
Associated Press
Kerensky
Alexieff
Russia
Uaa
Dno
Alexander J. Guehkoff
Duma
War
Navy
Guchkoff
Denikine
Kornilo
Fleeing from Petrograd
London dispatch reports a flood of people leaving Petrograd as the government moves to evacuate the city. Students and private residents are urged to relocate. authorities plan to empty institutions and boarding houses, aiding removal of personal effects amid a tense military situation.
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London
Exchange
Fi Telle
Par
Mys
British Casualties Report Total For Week
The weekly British casualty figures show 26425 men and officers labeled as wounded killed missing or captured. In the battle totals officers reported killed and dying of wounds, with numbers appearing across ranks and units.
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London
Executed for Serious Case Posed as Best Lamp Maker
An unclear OCR fragment suggests a historical notice about execution connected to a serious case. The readable names and precise details are missing, but the item appears to report a capital punishment linked to a framed burglary or crime involving a lamp maker, with cryptic language pointing to a period newspaper brief.
Paris considers rationing and state control measures
Paris reports the Italian government is weighing steps to curb consumption of food and raw materials. Proposed actions include rationing essential foods, a state monopoly on shoe production, and the suppression after September 15 of private automobiles except those used by officials and diplomats, plus similar controls.
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Paris
Lalian
Havas
Rome
Kerensky Murder Unconfirmed by Petrograd Dispatch
A late 1917 Swedish dispatch reports that Kerensky may have been killed by Bolshevik members, stating the claim originated from people who arrived in the Danish capital from Petrograd and noting the rumor has not been confirmed.
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London
Aftan- Bindet
Kachange Telegraph Company
Datieh
Petrograd
Keremsky
Unclear Fragment From Washington Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Washington in September with unclear phrases about Henry Fras and references to trains and oranges. Names and details are too garbled to extract a coherent event or outcome or identify organizations or dates.
Six German subs sunk off France by American ships
Washington reports six German submarines sunk off the coast of France as merchant ships faced a massed submarine attack. The Westwego and other merchant vessels were attacked on Sept 8, with two ships lost and presumed destruction of several submarines. American destroyers likely guarded the convoy, and depth bombs were employed by U.S. warships, signaling a notable Allied naval victory.
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Washington, D. C
France
Wontimro
Paris
Navy Department
Department
Paria
Tuis
Atlantic
Europe
Amatican
Armes
Suffrage Loses by a Big Vote in Maine Referendum
Portland Maine September 11 The vote on the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage failed in the recent election by 82 121 to 17 188. The ballot also carried an amendment to empower the governor and council to remove sheriffs who fail to enforce the law but results were uncertain late.
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Portland
Maine
Poe
Resistance Near Riga Drives Back Germans in Pressing War
London reports vigorous German resistance in the Riga region. Russian forces advance to occupy stronger positions near Pakots Road and Segevold sectors. A battalion of Death reportedly repulsed the enemy near Mukde, taking four machine guns and ten prisoners as fronts show minor activity elsewhere.
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London
Sept. U
Riga
Pakots Road
Burmotek
Mukde
Friedrich- Tetailt
Death of Fred Farnham in Montpelier line
Obituary note reports the death of Fred Farnham of Montpelier near New Sharov Me on May 39 after a long illness. He leaves a widow and one child. The notice records funeral arrangements pending in Plainfield and mentions mourners in the community.
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Ness
Lee
Phelfield
Tie
Une
Bat Farntam
Montpelier
New Sharov
Piainfield
Woman goes to jury in Bradsow murder case
In St Johnsbury Vermont on September 11 evidence tied the defendant to the Bradsow murder as the case neared noon adjournment. State and defense clashed over confessions and testimonies while Sheriff Worthen denied key allegations and the defense attacked the credibility of state witnesses and investigators.
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St. Johnsbury
Bradsow
Campbell
Harry W. Wityfers
Porter
Barber
Worthen
Kenerson
Mix. Hicks
Basan of
Hardwick
Alexander Thinnett
Harry W. Witters
John Kerwin
George Leith
Boston
Waterbury native John F. Ladd dies suddenly at home
John F. Ladd of Waterbury died yesterday morning after long heart trouble. Born in Waterbury, he married Eliza Cheney of Barre. A longtime farmer known as a plain, honorable man, he left eleven children and several siblings and relatives. The family had resided in Waterbury, Stowe, and later in this area.
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John F. Ladd
Eliza Cheney
Barre
Feesex Junction
Ladd
Frik
Mark
Garrett Roberts
Philip Mayotte
Bnet Barre
E. J. Grout
Waterbury
Harold Ladd
Regina
Sask
Jackman Conk
Clayton Nerd
Rockville
Cons Roy
Nbefburne
Warren
Trainage Camp
Weelfield
Bank Partners File in Gray bank case at Middletown
Attorney Finest H. O'Brien filed a bank partnership case for Gray bank of Middletown, with Mrs Corinne Hickox and others as partners. The Gray schedules show liabilities around 3,512.53 and $200 claimed exempt, plus a note of 30 million and a deposit, tied to an equalization agreement with Mrs Hickox in a Rutland district banking context.
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Greveion
Atty
Finest H. O'Brien
Gray Bank of
Middletown
Prank L. Gray
Corinne G. Hickys
Mr. Gray
Attorney O'Brien
Gray
Anwete
Menton
A.W
Hickor
Rutland
Rutland Cretivere
Rutland County National Bemk
Jae Fiarecea
W. A
A.W. Diray
September term opens in Washington County court
Washington county court convened at 10 this morning for the September term with Judge L P Stack presiding. Sheriff F H Tracy is in Maine. jury arrival delayed to the 17th to save jury costs. Several cases were settled or discontinued including National Bank of Barre vs Fayette T Cutler and American Fidelity Co vs U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co. The first trial slated is Austin H Booth vs Martin Mobbs and J J Turner trespass linked to a July 4 celebration more than a year ago.
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Washington County
L. P. Stack
St. Johnsbury
F. H. Tracy
Maine
Russell Sage Foundation
Depn H. C. Lawson
F. Barnby Leach
Episcopal Church
National Rank of Barre
Fayette T. Cutler
American Fidelity Company
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Levi Swift
Fred P. Carlton
Apt Hebe J
Mitchell Gomlant
George W. Heath
Lintise Brown
Wallace Bartlett
E. L. Smith
A. Barton
H. J. Slayton
Julius A. Willcox
Melvin Jr. Morse
Austin H. Booth
Martin Mobbs
J. J. Turner
Mrs Mary S Welch Dies at Home on Plainfield Road
Mary S Welch widow of Carlos B Welch of Plainfield Road died at her home after a two week illness. Born Mary Scott in Groton in June 1857 she married in Groton Aug 21, 1870. Survived by daughter Mrs Floyd Clark and sons George B Welch and Nelson Welch, plus sisters Mrs Timothy Welch and Mrs Samuel Goodwin. Services Wednesday at 2 pm and church burial Thursday at 2 pm in village cemetery.
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Mra
Mary S. Welch
Carlos Ib. Welch
Plainfield Road
Mra. Welch
Floyd Clark
G George B. Welch
Groton
Nelyan Welch
Timothy Welch
Samuel Goodwin
Mary Scott
Mr Welch
Welch
Woman's Foot Crushed by Capital City Press Machine
Eva Garten Clogston, a Capital City Press employee in Montpelier, injured her left foot Monday after feeding pony preaves. The machine pinched toes, lacerating flesh and breaking most bones atop the foot. She was treated by Dr W R Harkness, then returned home. recovery may limit walking for weeks. Her child previously suffered infantile paralysis in Montpelier.
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Eva Garten Clogston
Montpelier
Montpelr
Denatured alcohol tragedy in Rutland claims life
John A. Holden a 69 year old wagon painter in Rutland drank almost an eight ounce bottle of denatured alcohol and died at Rutland hospital. Found at Levi F. Miner Co yard on Pine street where he worked in the past. The bottle was labeled poison and kept at Miner drug store under the poison register. He is survived by a sister, Miss Eien Cook of 46 Chestnut avenue.
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Rutland
John A. Holden
Rutland Hospital
Levi F. Miner
Pine Street
F. F. Gebhardt
Holden
Dre. Gebhardt
A. H. Bellerose
Crowd Gathers For Murder Trial In Vermont Case
St Albans Vermont opening of Franklin County Court drew a full audience as the murder trial of Robert Warm for the death of 15 year old Jennie Hemmingway began. Warm, aided by Joe Willey, fled with the girl after a late-night encounter with soldiers. Warm was held on five thousand dollars bond after a grand jury investigation.
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St. Albans
Franklin County Court
Richford
Robert Warm
United States Army
Jennie Hemmingway
St.Altane
Caae
EL. Waterman
Brattleboro
Warm
Hemmingway
Newton Road
Joe Willey
W. H. Finn
Lower Newton Street
United States
Lake Street
Witley
Utes
Jennie Lov
Hemmingway House
Willey
Revnty
Franklin County
Zed S Stanton
Bow
Comety
Vermont Soldier Hurt In Train Platform Fall
L P bishop of Bennington Vermont a private in troop G 2d cavalry was found injured on the North Littleton railroad platform after falling from a train around midnight He crawled to the station door but it was locked and he lay on the platform until an early worker found him Dr Christie reported broken ribs and internal injuries and the case was turned over to army physicians in Ayer Massachusetts in critical condition
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Littleton
Mass
L. P. Bishop
Bennington
2D Cavalry
North Littleton
Christie
Ayer
Ishop
Plan second draft shows apportionment delays counties listed
The second draft memo notes a delay until after the omy and Monday Staching of the adjutant. It lists counties with percentages and numbers including Washington county at the top and others such as Addinen, Chittechten, Franklin, Gray Vole, Orange, and But land fleet district, indicating their share and counts in a reapportionment plan.
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Rene Alii
Ioasoe
Omy
Monlay
Mane
Washington County
Addinen
Uwlevdensl
Mayflower Leaves Gloucester for North Shore
A schooner named Mayflower departed Gloucester today bound for the North Shore in a routine voyage. Captain Bowen reportedly led the crew as the vessel set a course toward the harbor with a full complement aboard.
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Colume Bowen
Magoon Found Hidden in Barre Cellar After Slacker Arrest
Arthur Magoon was arrested for failing to register and found hiding in a Barre cellar after a chase involving U S Deputy Marshal George Lackey and local police. He had earlier been taken to a county registration office, and authorities said Merriet Attorney V A Bullarat would likely pursue further arrests. Magoon, who claimed he was in Mrs Rogers apartment, did not resist and was detained for review of the circumstances.
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Arthur Magoon
U. S
H. C. Shurtleff
U.S
George Lackey
Barre
Merriet
V. A. Bullarat
Burlington
Munguon
Washington County
Magoon
Lackey
Thie
Tast
France
Times
Sinclair
Depoy Sharif Henry Lawson
Everett
Rogers
Ies
Marshal Lackey
Harry Gamible
Henderson
Magvan
New Case Indicates Illness at 73 Seamer Street
A health officer reports a new illness case in the Vie etimell family residing at 73 Seamer Street Hen marth near Sterner Street erhenl. The morning visit noted four tenement entries and a hospitalized child, with the Winelle daughter among the affected. No further details are clear due to disjointed text.
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Vie
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