Zaimis Out of Cabinet in Greece Crisis
An Athens dispatch reports Premier Zale Zaimis has resigned and efforts continue to persuade him to withdraw. King Constantine and Premier Zaimis met amid tension over Greece's stance in the war and a fear of entente entry. arrests of German and Avatela agents fuel concern over public order and negotiations.
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Familia
Reuter
Athens
Premiser Zale Haw
Greece
Constantine
Zaisole
Agenta
Zut
Nid
Wiporotiely
Freya
Salomiki
Vonatintine
Maveitoila
Submarine to Sail for United States Delayed
Berlin via Lomiton Sept 12 Report from Hremeh tay notes another merchant submarine is due to depart for the United States at month’s end. None of the projected sister ships of the Deutschland and the Bremen are finished, says Ocean Navigation director Philip Heineken. Asked when the Bremen would reach Ameviva he answered Only the gods know and would say no more.
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Berlin
Lomiton
Hremeh Tay
United States
Deutechland
Bremen
Philip Heineken
Ocean Navigation Company
Ameviva
Heineken
Bulgarians abandon Kavala forts after allied naval dominance
Paria reports from a Kombofficial source that Bulgarian troops evacuated all forts at Kavala, the freck seaport, last month. The forts were handed over to the Girenks and held no military value once allied warships arrived, their guns now dominating Kavala.
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Paria
Petit Parisiensu
Freck
Kavala
Girenks
French and British Troops Gain Ground in Greek Macedonia
London reports French troops operating with British forces have captured a Bulgarian village on the Strom front in Greek Macedonia. British forces crossed the river and seized Bulgarian trenches on the west bank, while French operations on the Macelowia front advanced two miles with a deeper penetration.
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Greek
Macedonia
London
Strom
Greek Macedonia
Aley
Paris
Macelowia
Manila waters incident prompts protest demand to Britain
A Philippine steamer Cebu reported a theft near territorial waters as officials in Manila notify Washington through Governor General Harrison. The U S neutrality department confirms dispatch to the war and State Departments and plans a protest to Great Britain over the incident.
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Cebu
Washinton
Philippines
War Department
Harrison
State Department
Britein
Vermon t pastor death by self harm under pursuit by allies
Springfield Vermont September 1 Arthur Hartwell pastor aged about died in Mercy Hospital from poisoning self administration after years of nervous disorders. Medical Examiner confirmed death resulted from self poisoning following examination. authorities report Hartwell had been under treatment for mental stress.
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Springfield
Maks
Arthur Hartwell
Lonal
Sumeria
Hartwell
London
eSensore
EJ. Mahemey
Holt
Athens
Fragmentary OCR Note on 38 Core Rate Mention
A partial OCR fragment notes a 38 Core rate term and related wording. The garbled line suggests a measurement or value context but lacks clear subject or action to identify a distinct event or figure.
Russians Take Heights Near Bukowina in Curpeethi Action
Netrograd reports new gains for the Kivesiane in the Curpeethi theater. Several heights near the Bukowina border were taken and held, with Kapul mountain to the south captured along with prisoners and spoils.
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Bukowina
Netrograd
London
Abe
War Office
Toray
Bakeswink
Kapul Mountain
Aleena
World War Fronts See Major Moves Across Balkans
London reports sweeping actions on multiple fronts. Britons push across the Struma near Lake Takinos while French pressure Bulgarians along the Vardar and Danube corridors. Austrian positions retreat as Romanian troops advance in Transylvania. heavy fighting persists along the Dniester and Dardenelles regions with mounting casualties.
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London
Struma
Lake Tahinon
Lake Takinos
Seres
Oriane
Iwarla
Beitiai Tne
Kavala
Nephari
Vardar
Deirin
Maros
Hermanstatt
Quebec Bridge collapse prompts joint probe and rebuild plan
The St Lawrence Bridge Company and the Quebec Bridge Commission conduct a joint investigation into the central span collapse that killed 11 workers. Engineers expect a new span could be completed in three months at an estimated cost of 1.8 million dollars, while navigation resumes as authorities work to determine whether the sunken section can be raised or replaced.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence
Trampled to Death at Anderson Farm Stall
Ronis Ferry North Hy Sept 10 63 year old A Anderson was trampled to death today by a restless horse in a stable on the Anderson farm. He lay unconscious beneath the hoofs and died before Dr. Guy H. Greeley arrived. The injuries included a crushed chest and a shattered face. Anderson had lived here 15 years and ran a poultry business. He left a wife and two daughters Mildred and Hilda.
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Ronis Ferry
N. Hy
Anderson
Anderson Farm
Guy H. Greeley
Merrimar
Mildred
Hilda Anderson
Bicycle Rider Dies After Self Inflicted Wound in Norwell
Edward B. Walter, 64, once a trick rider and later a paper merchant in Heston, died Friday afternoon near Winter Street in Norwell after a self inflicted shot. He had retired about a year ago and lived in poor health, previously operating a bicycle trade and a fine farm. Medical Examiner Osgood of Brockton examined the body.
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Norwell
Mass
Edward B. Walter
Heston
Winter Street
Heath
Walter
Osgood
Hrockton
G.O.P In Great Sweep in Maine Victory Timeline
Maine voters returned Governor Milliken as a Republican victory solidifies control of both state legislative chambers. Early returns from mill towns and the Mexican border unit show Milliken ahead, with Fernald and Johnson leading for two U.S. Senate seats. Curtis urged supporters to credit national issues and the party unity fueling the win.
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Portland
Steel Qute
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Oakley
Maine Infantry
Republicahe
Senate
House of Representatives
Aetermir
Tina Mileslive
Curtie
United States
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Fernald
Johison
Sill
Frederick Hilfe
Charles Vi. Hughs
Plitteburg
N.Y
Maine
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Curtis
Wilson
Tf Milliken
Prohibition
Maine election sparks GOP elation and Democratic caution
National GOP leaders hailed Maine’s results as a party renewal especially in the governor vote while Democrats claimed a possible November victory. Officials noted the repudiation of a senior senator and argued the Maine outcome signals broader political shifts, with both sides projecting their own national impact.
Election Clean Calls Highlight Augusta Maine Event
Augusta Maine September 12 Frank Ham chairman of the Republican state committee speaks on clean election practices. He notes support for the campaign run by the underfrumnt group and emphasizes integrity in the upcoming contests.
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Augusta
Frank Ham
Anks
Tindap
Maine Voters Back Republican Platform in State Race
New York report notes Maine’s voters support the Republican slate, signaling a strong national pattern. Democratic chairman McCormick admits expected November victory may be slimmer, cites reduced Republican majorities and a historic Maine result. Republican Wilkes telegraphs from Syracuse predicting Hughes victory in November.
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New York
McCormick
Maine
Wise
Cleveland
United States
Wilkes
Republican Committee
Syracuse
Regibliaga
Tiradenartira
Charles Ti. Hughes
A Democratic Victory Declared By Daniels In Maine
Senator Daniels argued Maine’s election produced a Democratic victory far smaller than expected with about 15,000 Democratic lead. He noted Progressives allied with Democrats, citing Republican senatorial candidates trailing the governor by roughly 7,100 votes.
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Washington
Maine
Daniels
Ser
Daniel
Car CRASHES INTO JITNEY TRAILERS IN RAIL STRIKE
In New York a streetcar of Union Railways in the Bronx driven by a green motorman lost control on a steep grade and crashed into two jitneys, killing two and seriously injuring three others. The crew was arrested as rioting spread to Sixth and Ninth avenues with bricks and stones hurled from rooftops.
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New York
Union Railways Company
Bronx
Ctvenie
Manhattan
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
New York Strikes Disrupt Transit Across City and Suburbs
New York faces a deepening strike as surface routes halt in Manhattan Yonkers and parts of Westchester with subway and elevated services hit hardest since the Interborough call. Labor leaders weigh a metropolitan sympathy strike potentially pulling 70 600 workers, while a first demonstration saw bricklayers quitting to refuse sand haul to the New York Railways powerhouse.
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Weatchester County
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Stern
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American Federation of Labor
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Mitchel
Wednday
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Folie
Woods
Police Service Commission
Shonts
Hughes Sees Maine Results as Great Triumph for Party
Syracuse dispatch reports Charles E Hughes reacting to Maine election returns. He says it looks good and that the figures signal party leadership unity and momentum. He offers no further comment until fuller returns arrive.
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Syracuse
Maine
Charles Tf. Hughes
Hughes Wuld
Fuller
Detective Gribben Captures Fugi tive Thompenn in Camden Jail
Roston dispatched detective Augustine Gribben and officers Burke Hag gerty tracked 41 year old George Thompson through 18 states after a jail break at Camden. Thompson, once recaptured on Conard Street, admitted being a lawyer by training and faced extradition to New Jersey.
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Augustine Gribben
Camden
George BE
Thompenn
Satunty
Gribtea
Burke and Haggerty
Thompern
Conaard Street
Ondaly & Thompen
Camden Jar
Aadbridge
Isaac Hibbs
Hibbs
Ashhenge
Thammpeoe
Haio
Thompson
Juwier
Prisam
New Jersey
Tha Bertillen Rrem
Thamipeon
Company order shouted for home retreat details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text describes a military or company order to move to a camp and guard material. Mentions Adjutant Lew S Tithuteuw arriving, with garbled phrases about soldiers or wagons and a postponement or retreat context. Names and places are unreadable.
County Court Adjourns for September Term Opening
Frank T. Fitch of Vergennes formally opened the September term of Windsor county court this forenoon with a recess taken until tomorrow forenoon when jurors are to report. Primary reasons delayed setting. 34 cases set for trial by jury, plus state cases to be determined later. First five names on the jury calendar likely to be drawn tomorrow.
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Vergennes
Ington County Court
Montpelier
Lappencett
A. Matnati
Wencester Cigario
Apt
Pinion Meeting House
Enesety
Alf. Davie
Preckett-Shaw-Leamt Co
Lake Ter
Beth Pend
Pauline Ottomelli
Mare Onl
Charlee
Vermont Primary Vote Quietly Sets Stage for Races
Splendid autumn weather drew Vermont voters to the statewide primary. Democratic apathy risks under 50 percent turnout. Senator Carroll Page supporters claim potential re nomination by wide margins. Washington County Socialist convention names candidates for county offices including John McWilliams, Lance Watson, Antonio Bragg for state senators and J. A. Cumming, Harry King for side judges. Session underway at Socialist Hall on Granite Street with business expected to extend into late afternoon.
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Congress
Washington County
Granite Street
Ellie
John McWilliams
Graniteville
Lance Watson
Websterville
Antonio Bragg
Barre
J. A. Cumming
Harry King
Samuel Matson
James Lawson
David Smith
Marre Town
Nelson Fairbanks wedding at Flinwoode on grounds day
St Johnsbury September 12 The marriage of Dorothy Fairbanks youngest daughter of Henry Fairbanks and John Edson Nelson of Poughkeepsie N Y took place this afternoon on the grounds at Flinwoode the home of the bride's parents Rev Chauncey A Adams of Danville performed ceremony The matron of honor was Mrs Adame bridesmaids from St Johnsbury Newbury Reston Cambridge and other towns The best man was James Nelson Ryegate with a large group of Nelson relatives and friends in attendance The bride a graduate of St Johnsbury Academy and Smith college and the groom a Cornell graduate now a draftsman in Poughkeepsie will reside there after October 1.
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Mary R. Fly
Helen Gray
Tanber Gaskill
Katherine E. Eaton
St. Johnsbury
Jeanie Darling
Newbury
Tuth Richardson
Littleton
Mine Theodora Willard
Reston
Ruthy Palmer
South Framingham
Mass
Mise Mary L. Fairbanks
Cambridge
James Nelson
Ryegate
Charles FE. Gibson
Walter A. Nelson
Philip A. Nelson
J. Amos Nelson
Elwin McKirahan
Dales MeLam
J. Lesley Melam
Hugh MacKinnon
George Newell
Paul F. Herrick
Springfield
Letle
Charlotte Fairsbanks Adams
Danville
Gratia D. Balch
New York City
Hellen A. Roxnton
Priscilla, Brooks
St. Johnsbury Academy
Smith College
IMG
Cornell University
de Laval Separator Co
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Nelson
Death of Stenographer in Brattleboro
Lillian Britton age 31 a former Hinsdale New Hampshire regent died after seven months illness at her sister Mrs Luther Kays Main street Brattleboro She was born in Hinsdale New Jersey daughter of James and unknown Mrs Britton She graduated from high school and business college having worked as a stenographer in Greenfield Massachusetts and Springfield Massachusetts She was a member of Queen Wether Rebecca lodge Hinsdale and the Sons of Veterans auxiliary of Springfield Surviving are her father sister Mrs Charles Safford two brothers Frank Britton Greenfield and Eugene Britton Providence Funeral Wednesday at her sister's home
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Brattleboro
Lillian Eb, Britton
Hinsdale
N. H
Luther Kays
Main Street
N. J
James Britton
Greenfeld
Mass
Springfield
Man
Queen
Town's Only Doctor Dead in Caledonia County
Dr. Albert Janes Mackay of Beacham died at Brightlock hospital after an operation for an intestinal trouble. He was the sole physician for Peachar land and had a large farm-town practice in Caledonia county. Born February 16, 1864 in Canada, he served in the 1915-16 legislature and on education and public health committees. He married Mary Tark Winir in 1902. survivors include three children.
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Albert Janes Mackay
Beacham
Brightlock Hospital
Macay
Peachar Land
Caledonia County
Canada
University of Vermont
Prackam
Ispt
Mary Tark Winir
Farm Barn Fire in Mesquite Destroys Buildings
A fire on a Mesquite farm destroyed a barn and hay, causing about 1400 dollars in loss. The blaze started between 1 and 2 in the morning, the barn, cattle shed, and contents burned, with insurance covering 200 dollars. Investigators suspect incendiary origin and a wagon and a load of hay were lost.
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Bakersfield
Mes
Bred Gillie
Funeral of Edson Holden in Montpelier
Funeral services were held yesterday for Edson Fisher Holden who died at Heaton hospital in Montpelier after an operation for appendicitis. He was from the Holden farm in South Barre and Modern Woodmen rites were used at interment in Elmwood cemetery.
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Edson Fisher Holden
Heaton
Montpelier
Holden Farm
South Barre
J. B. Reardon
Mr. Holden
Howard Holden
Charles Holden
Fred E. Burr
John Worcester
James Pirie
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan, the Latter Representing the Modern Woodmen
Holden
Elmwood Cemetery
Special wire to Times office for Vermont primaries returns
The Times will receive Vermont primary returns via a dedicated Western Union election wire with a special operator on site. The telephone line will also gather local returns for quick compilation by Associated Press. Focus will be on the three leading Republican contests: senatorial nomination lieutenant governorship and auditorship. Bulletins will be posted in the office windows.
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Times Office
Western Union Company
Vermont
Associated Prev
Phelps Announces Candidacy for Vermont Legislature Seat
Hilary A. Phelps issues a preliminary statement declaring his candidacy for representative from Realty in Vermans state legislature. He asks voter support today, Tuesday Sept 12, amid primary and November elections, pledging to strive for broad legislation benefit.
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