Boston Quintet Outplayed by American Legion in Montpelier
In Montpelier Friday evening the All-Collegiate Five from Boston fell 46 to 14 to the American Legion team. After a close first period the Legion pulled away, finishing 46 14 as Bartlett and Laird led Boston’s scorers while Cross and Clark added baskets for Montpelier. Walker of Montpelier Seminary assisted at guard, and Sheehan and Cordelia contributed despite the lopsided score.
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Boston
American Legion
Montpelier
Legion
Dalton
Jock Bartlett
Gunn
Clark
Walker
Cross
Laird
Bartlett
Rmnith
Kelley
Cochrane
Sheehan
Montpelier Seminary
Gram
Shea
Boston Gross
Isan Ween
Dalton Lark
Depake
Srer Tortlett
Smith Rg
Iedw
Cordelia Score
Grow
Clark Walker
Cordela
Cordelia
Dalston
Cullens
Atairs
Shepard
Kane Harvard Captain Elected For Football Team
Keith Kane of Newport was elected captain of Harvard's football team for 1921 after a vote by Cambridge alumni and students. He had filled a regular end berth for two seasons and previously captained St George's School, where he led the line and played tackle.
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Cambridge
Mags
Keith Kane
Newport
Waterly
Harvard
Crimson
John Crocker
Pitesburg
Wynant Hubbard
Milton
Kane
Seler-Ion
Bt. George's School
Reduced Wages and Longer Day Implemented in Onwego
An Ames tap eats part of the Pierre Butler rte cauition announces a wage reduction to nine hours and a longer workday effective January 1 in Onwego New York. About nine hundred men are affected by the change.
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Onwego
N.Y
Ames
Pierre, Butler
Rte Cauition
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Chronic Catarrh Ad
An advertisement claims chronic catarrh stems from impure blood and digestive issues. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and Hood's Pills to aid bowels, asserting thousands helped and highlighting 100 dose bottles as economical.
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Hood
Soldiers Dominate Coal Mining Town in West Virginia
Williamson West Virginia December 18 soldiers occupy the coal town amid a miner strike ongoing since July. Provisional troops from Camp Sherman clean the courthouse and streets, enforce order, and disarm armed residents to prevent violence. Military presence brings apparent stability in Williamson and nearby districts despite martial conditions.
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Williamson
W.va
Mingo County
Presenta
Wiliamson
Herman Halls
Chatteray
Matewan
Guard Mount
Camp Sherman
West Virginia
Distriete
SCHOONER IN DISTRESS NEAR CAPE HATTERAS
A Boston schooner Jane Palmer of Newport News bound for Buenos Aires was reported 500 miles east of Cape Hatteras in distress. The Cotati standby reported severe leakage and possible crew rescue as a heavy storm prevented close approach. Jane Palmer, 2829 tons, sailed from Newport News under Captain Marston. built Boston 1904.
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New York
Boston
Jane Palmer
Newport News
Buenos Aires
Cape Hatteraye
Cotati
Marston
Steamer San Pablo Grounded Off Havana Harbor
Havana Dec 18 The United Fruit liner San Pablo ran aground at Havana harbor entrance in a precarious position. Her hull is pierced and she is filling slowly. The crew remains aboard while Cuban cruiser launches stand by to aid if a storm worsens. Several vessels wrecked on the rocks near the San Pablo with all named saints. One vessel, San Antoniio, was sunk years ago and may still show its wreckage on clear days.
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Havana
San Pablo
United Fruit Company
Havana Harbor
San Antoniio
Svunk
American Steamer Edgar F Luckenback Aground Near Isle of Wight
The American steamer Edgar F Luckenback ran ashore today a half mile south of St Catherine Point, the Tale of Wight’s southern tip. She sailed from New York to Rotterdam on December 3. Lloyds reports a calm sea with mist in the Channel and optimistic refloating prospects for Wednesday.
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London
Dve
Edgar F. Luckenback
St. Catherine Point
Tale of Wight
Anys
Lloyds
English Channel
New York
Rotterdam
Seven Barks remedy ad from a historic period
A vintage advertisement promotes SEVEN BARKS as a trusted liver and digestion aid. It claims Shaker roots and herbs blend into a reliable tonic for indigestion constipation and liver issues. The copy urges readers to buy at druggists for 60 cents and promises improved digestion and vitality.
Earthquake Destroys Tepeleni Village in Albania
Rome reports a strong quake has ruined Tepeleni and surrounding area, 22 dead and communications cut between Aviona and the stricken village. Earlier shocks in Tepeleni district have shaken 40 square miles, with many villages damaged and more casualties feared. Commander Pagliaro, his two daughters, 17 sailors and two NCOs died on Saseno Island when the tremor hit Bay of Aviona. the Saseno hospital reportedly vanished.
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Rome
Tepeleni
Aviona
Brindisi
Ning
Pagliaro
Saseno
Bay of Aviona
Argentina Felt Earthquake Shocks Reported
A tremor described as strong titled Buntigran Der 17 was felt in Mendoza Argentina at 2 57 PM and again at 3 29 PM according to a dispatched report received here.
Two Women on Jury in Murphy Trial at San Francia
A San Francia jury comprising two women was chosen to try Edmund Murphy Tit a consed involved in the Thanksgiving attack on a Reno girl. Murphy and four others were indicted as associates of three men lynched at Santa Rosa last Friday before a trial for the police officers’ murders. One prospective juror favored lynching as punishment, and another noted they would hang if given the chance.
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San Francia
Edmund Murphy
Reno
Murphy
Santa Rosa
French dispatch boat Bar Le Duc sinks off Cape Doro
Believed twenty crew members drowned when the Bar Le Duc ran aground near Cape Doro on December 14. Seventy survivors have reached Piraeus on the island of Rhodes, as Athens dispatches report, with the vessel lost off the southeastern coast of Greece.
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Paris
Bar le Duc
Cape Doro
Athens
Pireaus
Sane Dorote
Rubea
Greece
Sunday church services and schedules listed
Washington Baptist Church led by Samuel Mead holds 3 p m service. Spiritualist Society with Rev Effie Leimter preaches tomorrow at 2:30 and 7 p m in Worthen block. LDS Church conducts Sunday services 10–11 a m in Worthen block. Websterville Baptist with Samuel Mead holds 10:30 a m and 7 p m services. midweek Thursday 7 p m. Christian Science 10:46 a m service and 12 m Sunday school. Reading room Tue Thu Sat 3–5 p m at 7 Summer St. Baptist Italian Mission Sunday school bright, large attendance. St John the Baptist Websterville with David Huntington 2 p m Sunday school, 3 p m service. Christmas Eve festival at 7 p m. Berlin Corners Congregational Church 10:45 a m Christmas sermon “The Glory of Christmas” and noon Sunday school. East Barre Cong Church morning 10:30 a m Christmas sermon. Church of the Good Shepherd Advent service 10:80 a m and 12 m Christmas communion. Congregational Church with multiple services and Bible study, Christmas program. First Universalist Church Track 0 i Sunday 10:30 a m sermon “The Foreshadowing” and 4 p m vesper. no evening service. Sunday school Christmas Eve. annual meeting Jan 3. First Presbyterian W McN. Kittredge 10:30 a m morning service with children and adults.
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Washington Baptist Church
Samuel Mead
Spiritualist Society
Effie Leimter
Worthen Bull
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Worthen Block
Websterville
Christian Science Church
Summer Street
St. John the Baptist Church
David (. Huntington
Berlin Corners — Congregational Church
Frank Blomfeld
Christ
East Barre Congregational
James Ramage
Tor
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ihs Yid C Huntington
Congregational Church
F. T
Mente
Whoamever
First Universalist Church
Mise Brown
Ladies’ Union
Pilgrim Heritage
Bible School
Boy Scouts
Merning
Chretmas
Civex
Tree
Servie
Christmas Services and Plans At Local Churches
Pilgrim heritage programs and Christmas services announced at Hedding and First Baptist churches. Hedding schedules include morning 0 30 Christmas sermon Room in Your Hearts for Two Christmas panthers gifts by choir and pageant with wise men. First Baptist lists 10:40 and 7 services, evangelistic series ending New Year, Bible school at noon, young people at 6, and annual meeting New Year Day with pledges.
Methodist Benevolences Reach 15 Million in Receipts
Dr. Morris W. Ebnes, treasurer of the council of boards of benevolences for the Methodist Episcopal church, reported year ending Nov 1 receipts of 15,489,702 about seven percent pledged. Disbursements included the boards of foreign missions 6,012,129.05 and home missions and church extension 6,945.04, Freedman’s Aid 890,340.94, and education related gifts to Syracuse University, Albion College, and the Wesleyan foundation of Illinois among others. Revised five year enhecribed payable totals 108,080,000 with 21,359,927 annually. He urged a broad campaign of religious and secular education to sustain the program and warned against reverting to former giving levels.
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Chicago
Morris W. Ebnes
Council of Boards of Benevolences
Methodist Epiccopal Church
Eral
Board of Education
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Board of Sunday Schools
Down of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Freedman's Aid Society
Ehons
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Boston Quintet
Montpelier American Legion
Kane Harvard
Ames Iron Works
Onwego, N. Y
Fective
W. Va
EDEN
Apex Cleaner
Bryan Marsh
Cushman Company
Barre
Vermont
Cotah
Albania
Argentina
Newfane
Baptist Italian Mission
Brook Street
Bert J. Lehigh
First Presbyterian Church
W. Mcn
Kittredge
The
N. D. Phelps Co., Inc
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Bailey Gatzert Lipsky
Punter
Newngland
Hrist
First Baptist Church
D. le Schultz
Bess
Jess
Dad
Chrissmas
J. J. Hastings
North Main Street
Santa Claus Headquarters
Saneee
Apollo
Charter
Maple Grove
Whitman’s
Durand’s
Lovell & Covel’s