Borella to meet O'Hara in wrestling bout
Charley Borella accepts Fred O'Hara challenge for a middleweight match in Asbestos Quebec with no side bet of 100 dollars. Borella declares confidence in beating the Canadian champ again and praises O'Hara as a clean and game wrestler. He notes a possible future bout with Ure Cassadian.
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Newport Record
Colld O'hara
Newport Chamber Plans Get-Together Banquet Soon
Newport executive committee met hurriedly by telephone to approve secretary resignation and elect Charles A. Brown as successor. A banquet and entertainment committee were tasked with details, membership drive planned, dues to be remitted, and a vigorous recruiting campaign to follow. Johnsbury locals note Arthur I. Brooks left for Boston for a visit.
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Chamber
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BV Lox
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Chart Brown
T. W
Speers
Stock offer to St Johnsbury workers sparks interest
Fairbanks Morse & Co offers Chicago based Col Condm Co employees common stock at 70 a share with 86 monthly payments and 5 percent dividends. Book value cited at 880 per share after adjustments. NY Holland House sale noted as office building move.
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Chicago
St. Johnsbury
Boston
Navy aide to probe Portsmouth prison conditions
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt will visit Portsmouth New Hampshire naval prison next week after charges of immorality among inmates and embezzlement by a trusted employee. Secretary Daniels said Roosevelt will leave for Portsmouth on Monday to conduct a personal investigation.
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Daniels
Vermonter's Hat Is Now in the Ring
James B Reynolds of Massachusetts resigns as secretary of the Republican National Committee to become Gov Calvin Coolidge campaign manager for the presidential nomination He will establish headquarters in Washington this week The move signals a stronger Coolidge boom with wide national reach Reynolds, a Dartmouth graduate and longtime political operative, has held posts in journalism and government service.
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Pacific
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Europe
Tartari
One Half Percent Is Legal Limit for Alcohol in Spirits
The Supreme Court ruled that one-half of one percent is the legal limit for alcohol in spirituous liquors while beer at about 2.75 percent remains illegal under wartime prohibition. Justice Brandeis stated Congress has explicit power to suppress liquor traffic. dissenters included Day Van Devanter Clarke and MacR Reynolds. The decision affects injunctions against manufacturers like Lewis Ruppert and prompts Rhode Island to challenge the act's constitutionality.
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van de Vanter
Clarke
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