Orleans Trust To Have Modern Bank Building
Newport plans a new Orleans Trust Company bank building on the Macdiarmid corner to house bank space, a ground floor store, and second floor offices. The two story structure measures 58 by 61 feet with Main street entrances, a vestibule, and an up-to-date design to relieve crowded quarters.
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Newport
Vermont
Orleans Trust Company
Macdiirmid Corner
Francis Tinkham
Record-Caledonian
Main Street
Versailles Treaty goes into effect amid global relief
Paris confirms ratification by major powers with Britain France Italy and Japan acting first while the United States has yet to ratify. Across the Atlantic new volunteers planned relief for Austria Poland Armenia and a push to convene the League of Nations in Paris.
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Paris
Germany
Grant Britain
Supreme Council
France
Italy
Japan
United States
George Clemenceau
Republic
League of Nations
Washington
Austria
Poland
Armenia
Congress
Glass
St Johnsbury Teams Win Two Basketball Games
St Johnsbury Academy drew a crowd of about 300 as the girls defeated Newport High 20 to 10 and the boys beat Whitefield 87 to 6. Miss Duke starred with five quick baskets in the second half while Miss Frost added two baskets and centers Misses Trankle and McClary contributed solid play. Newport’s Miss Jones impressed with sharp shooting but teammates could not find enough passes.
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St. Ansbury Academy
Itl
Newport High Girls
Whitefield High School Y
Port Girls
Duke
St. Johnsbury
Miss Frost
Trankle
McClary
Miss Cobleigh
Miss Jones
Newport
Stir Newport
Foswaet Cobleigh
Frost
Sheldon
Young
Ils
Luke Fist
Jones
Lake Shore and Mountain Property Wanted for Vermont Ads
Vermont seeks listings of lake shore plots hillside sites suitable for cottages farms summer camps or country homes. Advertisers may place free notices in a forthcoming State Publicity Bureau booklet. Send blanks and directions to the Secretary of State’s State Publicity Bureau.
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Vermont
State Publicity Bureau
Girl Who Collected $25,000 in Tips for Tipping Trust
Miss Hannah Stires filed suit in Chicago superior court to recover $25,000 alleged as tips she gave to a Chicago Tipping Trust over two years. She names three men as defendants who control hotel and cafe checking concessions and require girls to deposit tips in camouflaged banks.
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Shicago
Hannah Stires
Chicago
Stires
Butterfield House at Derby Line Is Burned
Fire destroyed the $10,000 Butterfield residence in Derby Line last night. Neighbor Henry Paine raised the alarm after 9 pm. No one was home as B H Butterfield attended a Nelson Hall Company meeting in Montgomery and Mrs Butterfield visited her sister. Fire spread quickly from living room partitions likely due to faulty wiring or an overheated furnace.
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B. H. Butterfield
F G. Butterfield
Derby Line
Henry, Paine
Butterfield
Nelson Hall Company
Montgomery
Caledonia County Sunday School Institute at Union Baptist Church
The District No 3 Sunday School Institute met at Union Baptist Church with large turnout. County treasurer Fred R Clifford presided. county president A A Adams attended. Rev A S Woodworth welcomed attendees, and state secretary delivered the principal address.
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Caledonia County Sunday School Association
Union Baptist Church
Fred R .Clifford
Tey
A. S. Woodworth
F. Hazen
Arthur I. Stone
Vernon Ticehur
Unconfirmed Reports Reach Brussels Of German Overthrow
Travelers from Germany arrive in Brussels with unconfirmed news that the German government has fallen and that Socialists control the country with a general strike in areas not under Allied occupation. London dispatches note Berlin did not foresee any extraordinary events by late last evening.
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Brussels
Belgium
Germany
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Berger Denied House Seat For Second Time
Washington January 10 Victor Berger socialist representative elect of Milwaukee was again denied a seat in the House. Debate opened as he appeared and asked to be sworn two months to the day after a prior denial on grounds he aided and comforted the enemy.
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Washington
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Berger
Boston hearing on bread price hike by bakers
The state commission on necessities of life will hold a public hearing to compare bakers announced prices next week. Bakers seek 11 16 cents cash and carry and 12 17 cents credit while the fair price list allows 10 or 15 cents in first class stores and one extra cent in credit stores.
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Ssociated Press
Boston
State Commission On Necessities of Life
State Commission
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W. N. Blanchard
Alex ,J. Smith
G. M. Campbell
P.O
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HW. L. Rogers
IL. H. Bullock
Whitefield
Lake Shore Property
Secretary of State's Office
Montpelier, Vt
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Ethel Clayton
Paramount-Artcraft
Spicode
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Paramount Artcraft
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Patty Arbuckle
David W. Griffith
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