Vermont Sugarin' Off Party in Boston Hall
Vermonters gathered in Paul Revere Hall for the annual Sugarin Off hosted by the Vermont Association of Boston. President Thomas J. Boynton and Governor Coolidge attended as guests, joining in snow poured maple sap tasting, crullers, pickles, sage cheese, and dancing into the late hours.
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Paul Revere Hall
Vermont Association of Boston
Thomas J. Boynton
U. S
Vermont
Boston
M. E. Conference Elects Officers
Plymouth reports the 80th Southern New England conference of Methodist churches elected officers on day two. Secretary is J Francis Cooper, treasurer J B Bridgeford, statistician F J Brooks as the meeting opens here.
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Plymouth
Southern Newngland Conference
J. Francis Cooper
Bridgeford
F. J. Brooks
Prominent Providence Banker Samuel Dorrance Dies
Samuel K. Dorrance former vice president of Rhode Island Hospital Trust and Merchants National Bank died in Providence after an operation. He was in his ninetieth year and had served as a bank official in the city for 61 years.
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Providence
Samuel K. Dorrance
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Merchants National Bank
House to vote on ending war with Germany
Republican leaders in the House approved a special rule to bring a resolution declaring the state of war with Germany to a vote. The rule provides six hours of debate on Thursday and five hours on Friday, after which opponents may only move to recommit.
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Washington
House
Germany
Rules Committee
Diamond Dyes Promises Fadeless Color for All Fabrics
Advertisements tout Diamond Dyes as the fix for faded garments. a guide explains dyeing methods for wool silk linen cotton and blends and a color card helps match any fabric.
Minority report challenges war end and Congress power
Democratic members of the foreign affairs committee review the resolution's legality and impact. Representative Flood argues the measure would confuse foreign relations and impair American prestige, denying that the President declared an end to the war and warning that forcing a proclamation would trespass on treaty power.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Representative Flood
Virginia
Congress
Minority
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Flood
Germany
General Jonathan P. Cilley Dead
Brigadier General Jonathan P. Cilley of Rockland died after living in Alameda California with his daughter Mrs Walter G Tibbetts. Born 1868 he joined Bowdoin College and was the oldest member of Knox County bar. A Civil War veteran he was twice wounded and rose to brigadier general. He served as adjutant general of Maine in 1876 and sat in the Maine House in 1867.
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Jonathan P. Cilley
Walter G. Tibbetts
Alameda
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Cilley
Bowdoin College
Knox County
Maine Cavalry
Maine
House of Representatives
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