Failed to Send Children to Derby School Case
The Orleans County Court reconvened after a ten week gap to hear the case of Jon Gervais Oliver Boucher and V M Bergeron of Kerby charged with refus ing to send their children to school The trio of men reside along the Derby Line Derby Center route and after juror selection were found guilty with sentence to be handed down. The truant officer had ordered attendance but the parents refused citing transportation costs. Judge Moulton presided with Farman and Prouty as counsel. Also reported Hungary peace treaty ready for delegates in Paris to be delivered tomorrow afternoon in a private ceremony.
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Orleans County
Wress
Moulton
Addison County
Grane
W. A. Dutton
Hardwick
Clive Powell
Island Pond
J. Rolf Sear
St. Johnsbury
B. A. Cook
Orleans
WW. Wright
Barton
Thompson
Burton
PF. S. Rogers
North Troy
Tenney
Albany
Miller
Jon Gervais
Oliver Boucher
V. M. Bergeron
Kerby
Derby Center
Derby Line
Farman & Prouty
BLLETINS PLAY BALL DECLARES 22 000 COLLEGE MEN
Incomplete returns from 61 of nearly 400 colleges and universities show that 22 040 of ALBSD votes favor any compromise to unify the Peace Treaty. The tally supports a middle ground to aid ratification with the yes emphasis on compromise between negotiations and Democratic aims.
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New York
Jan
Cnalleges
League of Nations
Boston
South End
Shop of Dress Co
Oxford St
Larochelle
France
Bay of Biscay
Land
Sanfely
Bagley seeks only destroyer decoration amid protest
Washington June 14 Commander David Worth Bagley brother in law of Secretary Daniels requests a decoration fitting a destroyer war duty. His ship David Jones was sunk by a German sub and he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal after a War Navy Board nomination. He alleges a press interview misstates that Daniels favored him and seeks a denial from Admiral Sims to publicize.
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Washington
David Worth Bagley
Daniels
Navy Department
David Jones
War Navy Board
Bagley
The
Hague
Sims
Department
Industrial Night Schools to be Started in St Johnsbury
The St Johnsbury board of directors plans night classes under the Smith Hughes act to teach millinery stenography shop mathematics typewriting and mechanical drawing. Prof Dean of Columbia spent days surveying and found about 60 interested students. classes will meet in South Hall and at the Junior High School with the federal aid covering the cost.
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Smith Hughes
St. Johnsbury
Commercial
South Hall
Smith-Hughes
Maple Grove Candies Co Form Organization
The Maple Grove Candies Co Inc of St Johnsbury has organized and will continue candy making at the Gray homestead on Passumpsic road. Directors named include George Cary, Gertrude M Franklin, Katherine Ide, Elizabeth Evans, Fannie Evans of New York, with Mrs Gray as president and GM, Miss Mary Elizabeth Evans as vice president, Charles W Ruitex as clerk and treasurer.
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Maple Grove Candies Co. Inc
St. Johnsbury
Gray Homestead
Passumpsic Road
George ©. Cary
Gertrude M. Franklin
Katherine Ideall
Elizabeth Evans
Fannie Rt. Evans
New York City
Gray
Mary Elizabeth Evans
Charles W. Ruitex
Clark
Hickiest Kind of Hicks Musta Hurry Home To Do Chores
A reader letter complains about young men leaving a Colonial show early in Our Fair Village. The writer asks managers to keep audiences seated until the final curtain and labels the behavior as hickish. Letter signed by Frank O French.
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Frank O. French
Local Banks Hold Annual Elections in Vermont Posts
Local banks held their annual meetings Tuesday afternoon in St. Johnsbury and nearby towns. Citizens Savings Bank & Trust elected 12 directors, with Alden L. Bailey as president and Gilbert E. Woods as vice president, while J. T. Ritchie and others were named officers. First National Bank kept its board but added a vice president, with Clark as president and Stevens as vice president. Merchants National Bank added a vice president, naming Elmore T. Ide as president and Stiles as a director, while other officers continued.
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St. Johnsbury
Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Company
Citizens Bank
Alden L. Bailey
Henry N. Stevens
Neth Craftsbury
Joseph Fairbanks
Andrew ©. Ritchie
West
John T. Ritchie
Gilbert BE. Woods
Treavery
Wilbur J. Farr
Roy N. Howard
Donald McGregor
Charles H. Newell
Julia M. Fox
Hagel Levasseur
Georgette Landry
Milton F. Batchelder
Alphe Brunelle
John ¥. Puffer
Pearl Griggs
Asalaant
Josephine M. Woods
Harriet Rich
Merchants National Bank
Charles W. Ruiter
Elmore T. Tee
Harry W. Blodgett
T. R. Stiles
Leslie H. Thornton
West Tarnet
Edward G. Asselin
DB. B. Scribner
Elmore T. Ide
Harry Blodgett
Clayton St. Bond
E. M. Cary
Allen Teattie
Edith J. Galbraith
Mike Florence Chesley
Bernice Lambert
STOP CAR SERVICE SHUTS IN SALEM MASS
Street car service in Salem Massachusetts will be virtually discontinued after tonight due to motor bus competition. Five lines to Lynn Boston Salem and Salem Willows will be stopped.
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Salem
Mass
Lynn
Boston
Salem Willows
Machine Guns Fire On Reichstag Mob Killings Prompt Martial Law
Berlin reports martial law after a mob demonstration near the Reichstag attacks. Gustave Noske was named commander in chief of Greater Berlin. Guards with machine guns fired on protesters, leaving dead and wounded as crowds flooded Tiergarten and surrounding streets.
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Reichstag
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Gustav Noske
Greater Berlin
Tiergarden
Isteis
Oh My Dear Is Big Hit at Colonial Theater
The Colonial Theater last night presented Oh My Dear a charming musical comedy that drew a large audience and received broad acclaim as the best show of the season. Manager Eastman faced the task of selecting a superior program but the consensus favors his choice as top. The town now anticipates the next high class musical offering while Miss Estaire Kaye and Miss Mildred Donnelly lead a talented cast with Bobbie Halliday and Rollin Grimes Jr. in strong support.
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Colonial Theater
Eastman
Estaire Kaye
Ben
Mildred Donnelly
Bobbie Halliday
Rollin Grimes, Jr
Death of Detective Leith in Boston
George E. Leith of St. Johnsbury a noted Pinkerton detective died at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston aged 61 after a week of illness Born in Haverhill NH he spent nearly 40 years with Pinkerton rising to general superintendent of New England district Offices at Boston Providence Montreal He leaves a wife at 2 Belvidere St and two brothers Dr W H Leith Lancaster and Walter Leith Boston Funeral at 1 pm Thursday in 81 Johnsbury
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George E. Leith
St. Johnsbury
Pinkerton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
My. Leith
Haverhill
N. H
Aegacy
United States
New England
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Asnan Record
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Edellyn
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Chech Slovakia
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William 8. Graves
Vladivostok
Panama Canal
Honolulu
Russia
President Grant
America
Thussia
Rerne
Switzerland
Porvachia
Joseph Walter
Glatner
Alps
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Lougee & Smythe
Maple Grove Candies Co
Hill’s Dancing School
Socia
Leclerc’s Hall
Hill's
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Dange
Mountain Hall
St. Johnsbury Center
Mrs. Wilkie
Leith
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
House
Ati
Palmer
Windsor Town
Asselin Bros
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