Alumni Beat Newport High in Fast Game
The Newport High School Alumni defeated the high school first team 31 to 28 in a fast paced game at School Hall last evening. Kennison led the alumni with the opening basket and was named the standout player, while Akin and McCauley also contributed strong shooting. Hill and Wdner provided the high school’s best efforts, with Hill showing sharp shooting. The contest was rough and spirited, drawing a large crowd of students.
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Newport High School
Profesasor Pierce
Dee
Savage
Kennison
Fay
Akin
McCauley
St. Johnsbury
Wdner
Hill
Edmund P. Hamilton Appointed Executive Secretary for Vermont
The State Board of Control in Montpelier named Edmund P. Hamilton of St Johnsbury as executive secretary and he will move to Montpelier to oversee offices and financial matters. Hamilton brings office management experience from the United States Employment Service and will assist in cattle farm sale accounting and state school purchases. The board also authorized hiring to establish a statewide teachers agency following a Burlington convention.
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Stite Board of Control
Montpelier
Vermont
State Boar
Jon
Edmund — P. ‘On
St Johnsbury
Ontpelier
Hamilton
United States Employment Service
Robert W. Simonds
Mr. Simonds
Commissioner of Education
Son
Burlington
Crocker Named Boston Postmaster After Vacancy
The postmaster position in Boston has been awarded to George A. Crocker, former city treasurer, a Republican. Democrats plan protests as the office, vacant for two years since William Murray’s death, is filled under civil service rules.
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Associated Press
Boston
George A. Crocker
Crocker
William Murray
Bridge needs strengthening or new bridge between Waterford and Littleton
Gov. Clement refused approval of a $14,000 toll-bridge purchase after the state engineer found a four ton capacity. Vermont would spend $6,000 with no guarantee of sufficiency for heavy traffic. He will seek New Hampshire’s inspection to assess possible strengthening for safe heavy-truck transit.
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Guy
P. W. Clement
Waterford
Littleton
Vermont
Clement
New Hampshire
New Jury Panel Drawn for Caledonia County Court
The January session opens Tuesday at 9 o clock with Judge Frank L. Fish presiding. The Williams Manufacturing Company sues six insurers over a historic East Haven mill fire. A list names jurors including Chiles Bean Burke H W Bennett Joe Blair Wilbur Blodgett R V B Burke Fred Burpee Roy Calderwood and others from towns like St Johnsbury Lyndon Hardwick Peacham Danville and Walden.
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Caledonia County Court
Frank L. Fish
Auecontite
Williams Manufacturing Company
East Haven
Porter, Witters & Longmoore
John £. Redmond
Newport
Northampton
Dunnett, Shields & Conant
Chiles H. Bean
Burke
H. W. Bennett
Sheffield
Joe Blair
Barnet
Wilbur Blodgett
Peacham
R. V. B. Burke
Lyndon
Fred Burpee
C. Roy Calderwood
St. Johnsbury
Leon Chase
Walden
Eugene L. Clement
Henry Currier
Hardwick
Julius DeBlois
Button
J. W. Hersey
A. F. Lawrence
Silas T. Lawrence
Waterford
Clayles M. Libbey
Ryegate
Ralph Lyman
Sutton
M. M. Shaw
Stannard
Fred Stoddard
Augustus H. Tellier
Groton
Russell Thurston
Danville
Dudley H. Walter
Kirby
Arthur Waterman
C. A. Welch
Wheelock
Nelson W
Whitehill
Charles N. Whitney
St. Johnsos
Charles EB. Willoughby
Carl Woods
Fourteen Men Held Over in Poison Liquor Case
Chicopee dispatch reports fourteen men including five from New Haven were arrested for serving poisonous liquor. At the request of the Assistant District Attorney their hearings were moved to January seventeenth.
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Associated Pri Chicopee
New Haven
Lumberman Victor Dubois Found Afraid at Worcester Station
A starving lumberman, Victor Dubois of Lincoln New Hampshire, was found at Worcester Union Station with $180 cash and a bank passbook showing $2000 in deposits. He said he feared hotels and restaurants and wandered the streets from New Year’s Day until police found him. He was committed to a state hospital for ten days of observation.
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St. Johnsbury
Victor du
Union
Worcester
Mass
Dubois
Massachusetts
Lincoln
N. H
State ,Hospital
800 Taken In New England Round-up-Expect to Break Radicalism Here
Arrests in the nation wide round up of radicals reach beyond 4500 with over 2000 held in "perfect cases" for possible deportation. The Justice Department aims to curb radical movements and plans further actions across New England, with about 800 detainees in MA NH and RI, including 50 women, spread across 12 MA cities.
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New England
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Asst
Garvin
Caid
Hoston
Jan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Providence
Rhode
Jewish bakery group mistaken for radicals in Lynn raid
In Lynn on January 3 a group of 34 Jewish men gathered on Market Street to organize a baking company. DOJ agents raided and detained them, but later proved the meeting was legitimate for forming a bakery firm rather than radical activity.
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Lynn
Mass
Market Street Hall
Department of Justice
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A. B. Noyes
George F. Winch
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M. TD. Coffrin
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Russia
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Carey Chair Co
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William S. Hart
Hart
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Paramount Magazine
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Little Fellows
Big Fellows
Asselin Bros
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