French Move Steadily On In Artois
North of Massiges 1000 Germans surrendered as French war office reports no interruption of advance in Champagne. British and French continue pressure near Loos and Artois while German gains in the Argonne seem limited. Russian front shows heavy fighting with encirclement attempts near Vilna and Dvinsk, and Austro German forces strengthen in the south.
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Massiges
French War Office
Champagne
Loos
Argonne
London
Petrograd
Russian War Office
Dvinsk
Vilna
Vienna
Teutons
Galician
Volhynian
Galicia
Paris
Artois
France
War Office
Bulgarian Attack on Serbia Expected Soon
Athens correspondent reports Hawes News Agency expectations of a Bulgarian assault on Serbia within fifteen days. Sources note tensions rising as regional officials monitor developments and provided statements indicate imminent military action.
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Serbia
Athens
Hawes News Agency
the Hawes
Sir Joe Sipectet
Immety the Whale and the Mysterious Courier
A fragmented note mentions Immety the Whale and German Arey Corpe crossing paths in a Piet setting. The terse text hints at a repentant figure and a fire incident tied to a group or event, with unclear dates or places but a sense of coded communication.
Italians Shell Hospital Red Cross Marked in Gorizia
Berlin dispatch via wireless reports that Italians shelled the Red Cross hospital at Gorizia, despite the flag shown. The Austrian statement of yesterday, released today, notes the attack and mentions censorship removal of prior details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tuckerton
Red Cross
Gorizia
HALF BILLION LOAN PLANS AGREED FOR BRITAIN AND FRANCE
New York reports the Anglo French financial commission and American bankers have formalized a plan for a 500 million dollar five year five percent bond loan. Bonds issued to the public at 98 yield about 5 1 2 percent. joint Anglo French bonds payable at maturity in cash or 4 percent convertible notes. J P Morgan & Co leads the underwriting with a large U S banker group. Bonds to be subscribed at denominations of 100 with installment payments possible. Redemption available from 10 to 20 years after issuance.
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New York
Anglo-French Financial Commission
Great Britain
France
J.P. Morgan & Company
Law
Eta
Enrollment at Vermont opens with record freshman turnout
The University of Vermont opened its 129th year with an enrollment that may become the largest in school history. Pres Ben ton addressed the assembly as 171 new students enrolled in the two lower classes, with total enrollment to rise further over the next week. A long high standing list followed, noting many students from towns including Poultney Brattleboro and Burlington.
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University of
Clase
Somad Ree Harts Mtns
Poultney
Bet the Wemat's Prer-MenthOid Baby
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a repeated phrase about a Wemat and a prer-menthoid baby with unclear context and no coherent details. No identifiable event, persons, or organizations are readable to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemat
Reepet
8 eet Siemet Teter Cam Com sd
Siemet Teter Cam Com filed a report on a late event with unclear details. The readable fragments reference an organization and a meeting, with no specific names or dates fully captured. Further context from the original source is needed for a precise summary.
Sinking of Benedetto Brin After Fire Disaster
Italian battleship Benedetto Brin sank after a deadly on board fire and explosion. Eight officers and 370 sailors saved, about 300 missing including Rear Admiral Rubin di Corvin. Vessel of 13 427 tons, 720 crew, built for peace cost 85 THC, pre dreadnought with mixed gun armament and speed around 21 knots.
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Tondon
Stefani News Agency
Rome
Benedetto Brin
Brin
Paris
Havas
Brindisi
Rar
Rubin di Corvin
Child Will Recover After Rutland Auto Accident
Seven year old Marion Nashon of West Street Rutland was seriously injured when knocked down and run over by a touring car owned and driven by Judge A G Coolidge on Church Street. The child, who sustained a blood tumor and facial injuries, was taken home and treated. doctors expect recovery.
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Rutland
Marion
Louia
Naxon
OO West Street
Ale
A. G. Cooridge
Kingeley Avenue
Church Street
Charles A. Parkhurst
Wee
Judge Coolidge
Dre. B. C. Powers
A. H. Bellerose
Verdict for $72.59 in Rutland county court injury case
A verdict of 72.59 was returned yesterday afternoon in Rutland county court in favor of James Dervin for his son John Dervin, who was injured when an automobile driven by Fred A. Frenier and Carmody of Fair Haven struck him on Cleveland avenue on October 31, 1914. The case, appealed from the lower court, will be reviewed by the court with attorneys L. O’Brien, J. C. Jones, and W. H. Preston among those appearing for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Rutland
Gorelock
James Dervin
John FE. Dervin
Anutomobile
Wilfred A. Frenier
Thomas
Carmody
Fair Haven
Yowey
WH le Stafford
Attys
H. O'Brien
J. C. Jones
W. H. Preston
Young Dervin
Cleveland Avenue
Mr. Carmwody
Shoe Retailers Meet in Burlington VT
A Vermont Shoe Retail association gathering in Burlington featured a dinner and a business meeting in the Howl Vermont racquet hall. Wray of Brandon, president of the Overseas agency, introduced T. R. Wright of Constantinople and speakers F. L. Jones and L. R. Miter from Boston outlined cooperative benefits for shoe retailers. Attending officers and members from Rutland, Brattleboro, and nearby cities discussed association affiliations and upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Show Retail Association
Howl
Vermont
Jin
Patish
Co-Operative
Crow
Hines
T. R. Wright
Nity. Vs
Constantinople
W. Ray
Irandon
As the Overseas Agency, Sociation
Snder
Wright
F. IL Jone
LR Miter
Boston
Amocistion
National Association
Ete
T. W
Thie City
A. Marney
Rutland
Sinking of Dritie transport Mama fan reported
Fragmentary Athens story notes a sinking of a transport ship in the Aeon Sea with troops aboard. Readable fragments mention losses and ongoing reports but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dritie
Mama Fan
Pune
Merrimack Christian Conference Holds Session in Woodstock
The Woodstock gathering opened with Rev. Dr. WA Morrill presiding. Delegates heard speeches on mission achievements and education, with talks by Rev. D. Hartart and Miss Mary Bowes. The day included committee work, an evening sermon, and youth and women’s mission council reports.
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Merrimack
Woodstock
She Ates Christian Conference
Pla
WA. Morrill
Parton
Tieloonshargh
F. BR. Woodward
Mill, N. H
W. W. Chase
Georgia
Mille
N.hs
DT Hartiart
Mary A. Bowes
Pranklin
Marr Leett
Auto Burns Near St dalinsbury After Fire
Sept 28 near St dalinsbury a touring car owned and driven by Fred Gilnean exploded in flames when a fire started on the dashboard likely from crowed wires in the ignition system. Gilnean, who was in the car, suffered a burn on one wrist as help arrived and the gas tank exploded destroying the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dalinsbury
Fred Gilnean
Wee Horned Pear
Gilman
Fawyer Breke
Crowerd
Gileesa
Leeerance
Applicants Granted First Papers in Local Proceedings
Clerk Pred and Phett granted initial papers to several prospective millers and approved related applications. The meeting adjourned with mention of L as well as Anton Riarin and Astrin, noted in the roll call.
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Pred & Phett
Firet
Ewe
Gee
L & Ewart
Anton Riarin
Aestrin
Ng Fae
Rutland forgery case ends in jail term for clerk
W C Huntington aged 52 pleaded guilty in Rutland County Court to forging a $20 railroad payroll check. He was sentenced by Judge Stanton to 18 months to two years in the house of correction, claiming liquor and money troubles led to the act. He had raised the final pay to $31.63 via pen work, with the slip circulating before discovery.
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Rutland
W. C. Huntington
St.Albans
Rutland Railroad
Wuditor’s
Stuntington
Stanton
House of Correction
Huntington
Silas
Board to Probe Beeman Decision Over Alleged Disgrace of Boys
St Albans September 20 A school board meeting heard F Osgood Merrill charge that two boys aged nine and ten were escorted by Police Chief Mahoney in uniform to the city court causing public disgrace. Principal Gertrude Beeman warned trespassers after the boys allegedly entered rear school property. Superintendent Wright said action followed a recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
F. Osgood Merrill
Gertrude W. Beeman
Grammar
James G. Finn
Merrill
Mahoney
Ol G. S&s. Wright
Summer Home Destroyed by Fire on Neshote Island
Castleton September 20 A summer home owned by E and Booth New York lawyers on Neshote Island Lake Bome reen was totally destroyed by fire early tonight The caretaker W B Clement was on the scene and the kitchen wing was burned The Booth family had operated a hotel on the property for several years and planned to rebuild after the blaze broke out near the kitchen stove The blaze caused insurance partial coverage and the house was left a complete loss
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Castleton
E. & Booth
New York
Neshote Island
Lake Bomereen
Warly Inet
Teomk
Kitchem
W. B. Clement
Ansiat
Ieland
Booth
Eral
Ae Es Eanes
Ces
Fawley of Nelson Mosley Die in Webetorrilin Plow Incident
An obituary note records the death of Fawley, associated with Nelson Mosley of Webetorrilin, in a plow related incident. Further details are sparse in the surviving text.
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Fawley
Nelson Mosley
Spaulding High School seeks 917000 for repairs
City education committee reports progress and outlines plans for high school and annex repairs. State auditors require itemized accounts before approving 17000 state share. Architect's bill of 450 approved. Enrollment notes show 481 high school students and 10 in teacher training. Spaulding chapel reception and substitute salaries discussed.
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C,h, White
Prin. Hltl Backvon
L. R. Hutchinson
H. E. Averill
J. W. Sackwon
Joseph Comelli
Reputta
Thast
Inet Werk
Hutchinson
White
Stone
Annex
Staty Auditor’s Office
FP. A. Walker
Sevening
Spaulding Chapel
Spaulding School
Colliding Autoists Face Litigation in Barre Court
Police testified in Washington county Court in the case of John Anderson of Barre against Higgert over a night accident near the Monte Speller and the Welle Lamson granite plant. The plaintiff claims damages as two bystanders were injured. Anderson’s car allegedly veered into a ditch to avoid a machine. A related intoxication case against Leander Bertrand and others was in court. The jury trial is set with a verdict for the defendant anticipated. case may proceed to the supreme court.
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John Anderson
Joseph John Jobin
Barre
Washington County
Washington
Tarre
Montespeller
Welle & Lamson
Anderson
Jobin
Leander Bertrand
Tharreelty
Supreme Court
Jovaie Nel
Newry
Dacerge Eherie
A Uftette Li Ruasedt
J. T. Seth
Se T. Jerkeon
George J Wiley
Waren Homer Lane
Edward To Teen
Mieliot Semel Mivelairot
Rere Henderson Ted Hamide
Untitled fragment on a free street fair and vow
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a free street fair and an implied vow or pledge. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to specify event details or outcome.
Curbing Potash Brook Promoted By City Hall Plan
At a city board of aldermen meeting a plan to curb Potash Brook from Eastern Avenue to Stevens Branch was approved in part with a $122 city share for walling and covering the stream. Abutters would cover the rest. Petition signed by local residents urged relief from recurring floods and nuisance. Additional items included street improvements and a sewer extension petition.
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Fear Street
Eastern Avenue
A. H. Rusvell
F. We Nichols
R. S. Currier
BR. B. Henderson
F. J. Archambault
McAllister & Hoyce
G. J
A. P. Abbott
McAllister
Perths
Charles Catto
Scampink Square
Louis J. DeBloix Granite Co
Ares Ie
Water Department
Joseph Lavery
Health Committee
Washington Fair Opens With Busy Crowd
Washington fair opened today drawing a large crowd as racing events drew attention. Entries were received for the rare event, with names like Raphitte and Kit Het noted among participants.
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Washington
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Wer
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Co
Tie’ Pinsk
Macedonia
Allien
Ernesto Rubin de Cervin
Auto
Vermont Association
Newfane
Sonar
Fred D. Gilman
St. Johnnadery
Rutland R. R
Osgood Merrill
Websterville
Lydis Betley
Melson Bosley
Rane
Perce
Kenteeh & Co
Awd Bettas
Spaulding High School
Bellows Falls
No. Main Street
Darre
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