St Johnsbury Academy Defended by Commercial Club
Perley F Hazem a St Johnsbury Academy trustee argues the school grants admission to New England colleges on certificates and that graduates enter higher education without conditions. He cites high college placement and one student winning a math prize, urging continuation of strong standards.
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St. J. Academy
Perley F. Hazem
St. Johnsbury Academy
New England College Entrance Certificate Board
Certificate Board
New England
Boar
Eleuly Eppen
Owe Lomy
Eallewes
Atheartyanerd
Edgar R. Brown
John W. Thomas
Middlebury College
Leo
St. Johnabury
Vermont
Prisons Hunger Strikes Endangered by Government Move
London reports say Andrew Bonar Law announced the Irish government will treat Mt Joy prison hunger strikers differently and grant ameliorative treatment. Dublin notes a general strike continues with tenseness and a fatal shooting of a plainclothes officer, as 60000 workers walk out.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Mt. Joy
T. P. O'Connor
Dublin
Tish
Expitol
Fires From Short Circuits Strike Two Buildings
Chief Mardin and five fire stations answered two blazes last night caused by short circuits from heavy rain. The first fire at the Villas near 6.10 pm caused slight damage. during effort another call came to Laferrore and Thu store for minor damage. Firemen endured electric shocks as current spread through metal around the stove.
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Mardin
Lees
Laferrore and
Thu
Dons
Arrest of Berlin Man Over Five Gallons of High Wines
Peter Mochytz a Russian resident of Berlin N TH and several friends planned a bi celebration for Jewish Easter but lacked liquor. He obtained five gallons of high wines for 12 dollars and hid it near a camp to retrieve at night. Customs officers identified the plan and he was arrested in Newport held on 800 bond pending May term court. Joseph Chamberlain of North Troy faced 500 bond for smuggling his brother in law Cephay Laundry of Thetford Mines P Q into the United States. Laundry was returned to U S authorities and investigation traced the smuggling to Chamberlain.
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Peter Mochytz
Berlin
N. TH
Mochtyz
Mochytz
Moe~hytz
Mochyte
Newport
United States
Walter Hellewy
United States Court of Windeay
Joseph Chamberlain
North Troy
Cephay Laundry
Thetford Mines
P. Q
States
U.S
Windsor
Launidey
Chamberlain
Boston and Maine curtail train service amid fuel shortages
Boston and Maine and other New England railroads plan schedule cuts as coal stocks run very low. Officials warn fuel will be exhausted unless freight tie ups end. B and M suspends special trains and tightens embargoes on freight shipments.
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Boston
Maine
New England
Protest at St Mary’s Over Low Neck Dresses
A Phoenix aviz report notes placards at St Mary’s Catholic Church announcing that entrances are forbidden to women wearing low neck dresses. The pastor’s name is given in the notice as part of a broader church response to women's fashion in public.
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Phoenix
Aviz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Postponed Red Sox Opening Game in Boston
April 14 report that the slated opening game of the American League season between the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Senators was postponed due to wet grounds.
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RED Sox
Boston
Washington “Senators
Agnes Hansen Dies at Brightlock Hospital
Miss Agnes Mary Hansen aged nine, formerly of St Johnsbury Academy Junior Class, died Tuesday at Brightlock hospital. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Hansen, survived by sister Margaret and brothers Wallace and Clayton. Funeral plans not yet set. Her death shocked many friends.
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Agnes Mary Hansen
Brightlock Hospital
St. Johnsbury Academy
Hansen
Milo Hansen
Margaret
Wallace
Clayton
Plot of Communist Party To Start Revolution Is Revealed
The Department of Justice reports that the Russian Communist Internationale plans to use a railroad strike to trigger a mass strike in the United States and spark a revolution. Attorney General Palmer and President Wilson discuss the strike with cabinet members as a new railway board is summoned to Washington for action.
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Communist Party
Washington
Department of Justice
Russian Communist Internationale
United States
Communist Group
Communists Internationale
Wilson
Palmer
Labor Board
Wington
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce
Hove
Chicago
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Globe Tomorrow
Mallender
Nolin Bros
Johnebury, Vt
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