Newport Challenged by St Johnsbury Basketball Rivalry
Newport issues a challenge to St Johnsbury as Company D claims the northern Vermont basketball crown and faces Company L in a potential rubber match. The dispute follows two games with L winning on their home floor and a second contest at St Johnsbury Armory. The article also notes the death of Charles C. Locke at 118 Railroad Street after influenza and pneumonia, with funeral plans set for Tuesday at 9 AM and burial in Lyndon Center Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company D
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Company L
Caledonia County Boys
St. Johnsbury Armory
Charles C. Locke
Reilrood Street
SL Johnsbury
Lyndon Center
Mr. Locke
Trasburg
Trasbury
Newport
Fairbanks Dry Goods
Harvey & Brown
Loares & Smythe
Lynn
Mass
Lyn Home For
West Lynn
Bessie Tell
Miss Tell
Prohibition Expedition Authorized for Upper Michigan
Major A V Dalrymple, federal prohibition commissioner for the Central States, received telegraph authorization to lead an armed U S agents expedition into Michigan's upper peninsula from Washington. The report comes from Chicago with the Associated Press and updates the ongoing enforcement efforts in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. V. Dalrymple
Central States
U. S
Peninsular
Michigan
Washington
Vermont
Rutland
John Woodfin
Marble Savings Bank
Lincoln Iron Works
American Type Founders Co
National Paper and Type Co
New York
San Diego
Cal
Kilty
Hoover seeks to keep treaty from political fight
At Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Herbert C Hoover declared opposition to making the German treaty ratification a presidential campaign issue. He argued that injecting the treaty debate would inflame domestic concerns and that the country has already made up its mind. He warned against party exploitation of the issue.
Public Adriatic Notes To Be Published With Allied Consent
Washington reports the note exchanged between the United States and Allied powers on the Adriatic question will be made public within a few days. Publication will occur with the consent of the foreign government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Fire Drives 490 Guests From Marie Antoinette Hotel
Nearly 400 guests fled rooms at the Marie Antoinette on Broadway and 67th Street as a morning blaze caused about 25000 dollars in damage to the hotel. Residents and staff aided in evacuations and salvaged belongings as firefighters battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
67Th Street
Grace Methodist Church hosts Dr Rees sermon on life after death
Sunday and Monday services at Grace Methodist Church featured Dr M Rees delivering The City Four-Square. The address argued for life after death with biblical support, citing Hebrews 9 27, while the choir led by Mrs Rees assisted and church announcements were offered by Rev F Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
M. §. Rees
City Four-Square
Drees
PF. B. Richards
F. A. Poole
Rees
F. Richards
Smith
Senate Took Up Railroad Measure As Unions Plan Protest
In Washington the Senate began consideration of the Cummins-Esch railroad bill after House passage. Union leaders conferred in secret and planned a joint demand to President Wilson to veto the measure over its labor provisions.
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Senate
Wilson
Washington
House
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins-Esch
Hines
Good To Remember Constipation Health Warning
The passage promotes the American Little Liver Tablets as a general regulator and tonic for digestion, claiming benefits for indigestion and constipation. It notes the product is vegetable and suggests a nightly dose, plus a water flush for chronic constipation. Nazol antiseptic nasal ointment is also advertised for catarrh and colds with its ingredients listed and mail order option.
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Chas. C. Locke
St. Basket Ball
Johnsbury
Steele Taplin
LATOR
Boston
The
Associated Press
Caledonian Record
Asselin Bros. the
Spot
Hoover
New York Hotel
American Chemical CO
St. Johnsbury, Vt
State Armory
Sargent Bros
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