Vermont House Kills College Plan At Vermont University
The Vermont House of Representatives rejected a State Board of Education bill to establish a teachers college within the University of Vermont. The proposal carried a $200,000 appropriation and mirrored Carnegie Foundation support offer from last summer of $100,000 for backing an institution.
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Carnegie Foundation
Keith Vaudeville Circuit Plans 25 New Theatres
Twenty five new Keith Vaudeville houses are to be built nationwide, with operation expected by year end. A Dayton venue at Fourth and Ludlow will seat 3000, designed by George L. Rapp and Thomas W. Lamb, under E. F. Albee, to embody comfort, luxury, and elegance for public and artists. Similar modern houses rise in New York, Brooklyn, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, and other Eastern cities.
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B. F. Keith
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New York
Brooklyn
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Columbus
Cleveland
Helene Weds Prince Carol in Athens Cathedral
Princess Helene of Greece and Crown Prince Carol of Romania wed in Athens Cathedral. The ceremony drew relatives of the couple as Cabinet members, diplomats, civic leaders, and military officers attended. A 21 gun salute marked the conclusion, and bells rang across the city as state carriages transported the couple to the palace for a reception.
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Helene
Greece
Carol
Romania
Athens
No Wedding Bells In Jail Setbacks for Couple
In Worcester county jail Miss Anna Morgan of El Past Texas and Louis Bodo of Leominster both 22 were to wed but Sheriff Richardson denied the ceremony. They are jailed to await May trial in Superior Court on bad check charges. The Sheriff allowed intentions filing but ruled marriage must wait until after the trial.
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Anna Morgan
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Louis Bodo
Leominster
Superior Criminal Court
Miss Morgan
Charlie Young Is Re elected President At Boston Press Club
At the annual meeting of the Boston Press Club last night Charles E. Young of the Boston Post was reelected president. New officers include Harold F. Wheeler as vice president W R Colson as secretary and Charles J. O Malley as treasurer Ralph Sadler as financial secretary. Directors named are Roy Atkinson Herbert B E Ellis Frank M. Fay William E B Foster Louis B. F Raycroft and William W. Somers.
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Charles E. Young
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Boston Post
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Herald
W. W. Colson
Cambridge Chronicle
Charles J. O'Malley
O'Malley Advertising and Selling Company
Ralph Sadler
Transcript
Roy Atkinson
Herbert BE. Ellis
Frank M. Fay
William EB. Foster
Louis B. F. Raycroft
William W. Somers
Wilson Still Enjoying Rest After White House Tenure
Washington March 10 United News Woodrow Wilson spends his first week as a private citizen resting after the presidency. He has one conference with law partner Bainbridge Colby, but no plans to resume active work. His condition is listed as fairly good and he will delay writing. Daily mail about 200 letters require two hours, with a stenographer for some tasks. Treatments and therapies take nearly three hours daily. The rest of the day is devoted to reading, riding, and general relaxation in the city and surrounding area.
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United News
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Bainbridge Colby
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Handed over $200 to strangers swindle in Boston
The threadbare handkerchief game cost Arthur Suris of Emerald Street $200 yesterday. Two men met him at Arlington square posing as realty agents and distributed the stake among conspirators while Suris waited, left with a packet of newspaper cuttings. Police note this scam, common in Boston, targets foreign-born men and recurs many times yearly, sometimes for thousands.
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Emerald Street
Arlington Square
Eliot Street
Suris
Boston
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