Banner Presented to American Legion Posts in St Johnsbury
At a W. R. Knapp Post meeting in Redden's Hall, the Women’s Auxiliary and Mrs Isabel Sargent presented a blue silk banner bearing the Legion insignia to the Post. France B. TL. Daniels accepted it and praised the gift as a profound expression of appreciation from mothers wives sisters and sweethearts.
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W. R. Knapp
Amedean Lae Ion
Reden
Woman's Ausiinie
Legion
Isabel Sargent
H. Warren Clifford
R. Knapp
St Johnsbury
France
B. TL. Daniels
Impmorial
Comraché Jean
Mailroad Street
No Cessation Of Civil War In Londonderry
Dispatch from Londonderry reports ongoing clashes between Unionists and Nationalists with death and injuries visible in the streets. Firearms, barricades, and disrupted police stations mark a city under terror as volunteers and Sinn Feiners gather. Wilson urges immediate action from the Railroad Labor Board on wage disputes.
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Londonderry
London
Exchange
Ishop Street
Bishop Street
Olice
Sinn Foiners
Wilson
Labor Board
Washington
Presiont Wilson
Chiara
White House
Rail unions plan week of strikes across transportation
Philadelphia and Readings railroad officials report some workers from the four unions seeking permission to return amid ongoing walkouts. Strike leaders remain confident more will join, while management warns unions to avoid escalating disruption. Local talks include a Yardmen association push in Chicago area.
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Philadelphia
Readine
Union Leasens Se
Chitiwee Yardmen’s Association
Fire at Fairbanks scale works destroys Japan vat
A fierce fire erupted at the Fairbanks scale factory on a Wednesday morning when a welding spark dropped into a japan vat. The blaze spread rapidly despite sprinklers and hoses, soaking the first floor and flooding the shop with water and smoke. Firemen, many sodden and exhausted, managed to smother the flames but the machine shop floor was left wrecked and orders delayed, with significant damage to a bulk line and apparatus.
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Fairbanks Scale
Japan
Tran
St. John
Coolidge Receives Honorary Degree at Bates College
In Lewiston Maine today Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by Bates College during the inauguration exercises for Clifton J. Gray as college president. Governor Milliken of Maine attended as a guest during the event.
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Lewiston
Calvin Coolidge
Mascachusett
Bates College
Baltimore Fire Damages Seven Story Building
A major blaze in Baltimore wrecked a seven story structure and spread to four more. Insurance estimates place total damage at about 1.5 million dollars within twelve hours, recalling the city’s 1904 disaster region near Blom-Brox. Fire began near the site of the historic 1904 blaze.
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Baltimore
Blom- Brox
Notable figures honored at Dartmouth commencement
Dartmouth College conferred several honorary degrees during its 11st commencement in Hanover. Major General George W. Goethals and Herbert Hoover received doctors of laws. Prof. Stephen B Leacock and Justin H. Smith plus Rev. James Barton and others were named doctors of various disciplines. Senior class members earned 225 degrees.
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N. H. College
Durham
N. H
New Hampshire Allege
Guv. Bartlett
Encores
Col. A. Hunt
U.S. A
Hoover
Goethals
Dartmouth
Barton — ‘T. Sealee
Gigard College
Philadelphia
Lucius Potter
Chicago
George B. Young
Montpelier
Vermont Bar Association
Band Concert In Court House Square In St Johnsbury
The St Johnsbury Band will give a concert in Court House Square tonight. The program features Marche Naturelle Hall Overature Kidiant H Kisper Waltz A W Donaldson The Prince of Pilsen Rubens Fox Trot Twilight Echoes One Step Bine Diamonds Delilah Nichols Maseh Fenth Regiment Hall Mareh Over the Top Belden.
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St. Johnsbury
Court House
Reefhroad Street
Court House Square
Mareh Naturelle
B. Hall
Kidiant
H. Kisper
Donaldson
Prince of
Millar
Delilah Nichols
Maseh Fenth Regiment
Hall Mareh
Belden
Bryan names McAdoo Hoover and Cox as potential candidate options in Lincoln Nebraska 1920s
In Lincoln Nebraska Bryan lists possible Democratic presidential candidates including McAdoo and Owen while discounting Hoover and Wilson. He notes Clark, Cox, Edwards, and Marshall as other figures with varying prospects and emphasizes stances on woman suffrage and prohibition.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Bryan
Owen
Oklahoma
Roley
Agriculture
Meredith
Bryan
Wall Street
Palmer
Conland
Champ Clark
Iam
Gav
Edwards
New Jersey
Cox
Ohin
Cov
Vicw
Marshall
Wets and Drys Battle as Prohibition Issue Dominates Convention
Delegates and party chiefs converge on San Francisco for the national convention amid rising Democratic discord over Prohibition. Preconvention debates focus on a platform against the dry law while Postmaster General Burleson signals a Volstead Act modification, seen as a sign of White House influence. The discussion hints at broader tensions shaping party unity.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Burleson
White House
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W. R. Knapp Post
Woman's Auxiliary
THE
Cheney
Lyman K. Harvey
Passumpaix
Vermont
Enineers
Firmeny
William T. Lee
Clevelote
Bie
Coolidge
Lougee & Smythe
Harvard Cambridge
Mas
Harvard
Sryan
Norma Talmadge
All Barber
Asselin
BROS
Steele, Taplin & CO
W. A. Taplin
Beauregard Brothers
Railroad
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