Vermont teachers seek professional aims amid pay questions
Ion M. Hillegiss state education commissioner says Vermont teachers pursue a straight professional organization not seeking statewide salary increases. He notes no state wide group exists and current circulars misstate teacher aims while many educators work for public school welfare. Also, George A. Sabin of Rutland reports a 1200 pound black bear taken on Mont Pico.
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Barre Times
Ion. M. Th. Hillegis
Burlington
Lockwood
Honor Education Association
George D. Stray
Vermont
State Board of Education
Eave
Professons
George A. Sabin
Rutland
Mont Pico
Renewal Notice From Culv Record Front Missi John J Fisher
A missive to Culv Record front Missi John J Fisher daughter of Capt L W Bisher Washington DC renews her subscription. It promotes gifting subscriptions to family and friends as Christmas presents with weekly price rising from 5 to 10 after January 1. It notes new subscriptions include many witnesses across states.
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John J. Fisher
L. W .Bisher
Washington, D. C
Cily
Serbian Students Tour St Johnsbury Visit
A group of nine Serbian students from St Johnsbury’s Vail Agricultural School toured local sites including the Museum the Atheneum and the Caledonian Record office escorted by G A Burnham. The visitors showed keen interest in the exhibits and are quickly learning English.
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Vail Agri Ulti Athool
G. A. Burnham
Bruno Pajtoni
Dalamathins Meter Martinoviteh
Montenebring Milosh Zmajunoviteh
Ser Hints Milenki Militehi
Athenaduny
Caledoniaa Record
New England Warned Against War Savings Stamp Frauds
Waterbury reports indictments in New York of 25 people accused of unlawful trading in War Savings Stamps and other government securities. Federal agents prepare a nationwide campaign. warnings urge the public to redeem only at post offices or Treasury offices and to contact authorities if approached by suspected traders.
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New England
New York
Mack
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Treasury Savings
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First Fedoral Reserve District
Bostim
Edniva attorney Garey charged with murder in intoxicated drive
A Late News Bulletin reports Charles Garey, an Edniva attorney, accused of murder in the 61st degree for killing a boy while operating his automobile in an intoxicated condition.
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Associated Press
Tingharton
Charles 5. Garey
Edniva
Bar Haven Hits Grace Church Audience With Local Talent
A large Grace Methodist Assembly room in St Johnsbury hosted the three act comedy drama Bar Haven. Local players delivered strong performances with Rev. He D. G. Scott and Donald McGregor among the standouts. An orchestra provided music between acts, and a Christmas bazaar followed. Denikine reports cavalry raids with 2500 prisoners and captured arms near Kamyshin.
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St Johnsbury
Talen
Bar Haven
New England
He D. G. Scott
Kate
Donald McGregor
Cy Brackett
George C. Cowling
Atwood
A. Brodien
Rascal
Dale S. Atwood
Tilla Johnson
Arabella Wortendyke
Tony. Stiles
Isabel Carrow
Bessie Cummings
Florence Hall
Jean Stanley Goodrich
Bootleg liquor deaths draw heavy taxman focus
The United States Bureau of Internal Revenue is targeting bootleg liquor traffic amid reports of denatured and wood alcohol in contraband drinks. New York officers cite at least 14 deaths in one week from bootleg beverages, signaling a grave public health threat amid ongoing enforcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York
Allies Seek American Entry to Postwar Talks
Paris dispatch says Lloyd George and Clemenceau expect the United States to join future negotiations. Allies ready to concede on some Veriales treaty reservations to enable America to participate, with a council of Premiers from France England and Italy to settle key issues.
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Clemenceau
America
Paris
London
Senate
Naceble
Foreign Relations Committee
Matin
France
England
Italy
Arctic birds reach Maine and Michigan amid hard winter
CHICAGO report notes hundreds of Arctic birds are seen as far south as Maine and Michigan, indicating a hard winter per naturalist John Burroughs. NEW YORK dispatch says soft coal restrictions in New York were removed by Regional Fuel Director Hardin, allowing lights and trains to operate normally.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maine
Michigan
John Burroughs
New York
Hardin
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