Community Chautauqua to Feature Great European and Italian Bands
The Community Chautauqua opens with varied entertainment including Theresa Sheehan Concert Company Irish songs and sketches. The Russian String Quartet led by Leon Weltman performs masterpieces with stirring simplicity. Tosca's Banda Rossa returns with military and popular music and new features Brass Fanfare and Oddone the saxophone wizard provide humor and spectacle.
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Theresa Sheehan
Ireland
Tara
Halla
Chautauqua
Leon Weltman
Tosca
Banda Rossa
Belgium
France
Italy
Turkey
Tasca
Oddone
Wizard
Winnipeg Strike Called Off Today
After nearly six weeks of industrial strife Winnipeg's general sympathetic strike was called off. The central strike committee ordered strikers back to work at 11 tomorrow. Similar announcements followed in Calgary and Edmonton with Vancouver and Victoria expected to act similarly.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Victoria
Labor Backing Law and Guards Order Says Judge Gary
Hartford June 26 A Trinity college commencement address by HB. MH. Gay of United States Steel Corp argued that most workers resist lawlessness and will defend property. He said many wage earners are becoming property owners and investors, urging employers to enable workers to increase holdings while public sentiment will guide future employer attitudes. Masaryk received an honorary degree, with a despatch of thanks. A decree of doctor of laws was conferred on Judge Gury.
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MH. Gay
United States Steel Corporation
Trinity College
Gary
United States
Porson
Masaryk
Czechoslovak Republic
Gury
Commencement Program For St Johnsbury Junior High School
Commencement exercises for St Johnsbury Junior High at the Colonial tomorrow night at eight feature a large graduating class, gymnasium fund drive, student papers, and a program including a concert by the Junior High School Orchestra, the Glee Club, and speeches by Principal Merrill and Supt. Young. The class lists many names and notes the death of Blanche Hunt.
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St. Johnsbury Junior High School
Colonial
Merrill
Blanche Hunt
Tren Aldrich
Lodoma Alston
Scott Babcock
Beatrice
Charles Malam
James McNamara
Charlotte Moody
Leo Moriarty
Kenith Morrill
Nathalie Moulton
Leo Moyles
Ruth Palmer
Hazel Patrick
Stuart Perry
Kathryn Pidgeon
Ellen Pierce
Francis Poole
Carroll Porter
Charlotte Porter
Bertha Powers
Mary Rathbun
Esther Reed
Roger Rice
Margaret Ricker
Raymond Robinson
May Rooke
Dorothy Roy
Gladys Roy
Jeannette Russell
Richard ‘Sampson
Priscilla Scott
Maxwell Shields
Eleanor Steele
Natalie Stickney
Alena Stiles
Bertha Streeter
Linwood Thomas
Harry Tillotton
Reginald Waite
Alvi Wilkie
Hazel Wilkie
Leo Wilkie
Foster Woods
Arthur Wright
Seymour Wright
Thelma Wright
Maveh
America
Zameenik Junior High School
George A. Martin
Marion Lord
G. A
Edwin Wilkins
Zameenile Junior High School
Helen J. Martin
Florence Hall
Arthur Hewitt
Robert J. Merrill
Walter H. Young
Our Boys
Zamecnik Junior High School
Clemenceau Poised to Resign After Treaty Signed
Paris dispatch says Premier Clemenceau intends to resign as soon as the peace treaty is signed if the public mood supports his achievement. Echo de Paris quotes Marcell that he has accomplished his wartime mission. Parliament is expected to ratify the treaty late in July.
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Clemenceau
Marcell
Echo de Paris
Nations of World to Join America in July 4 Pageant
Washington plans a July 4 celebration of peace with international participation for the first time in U S history. Marshal Foch may attend and share honors with President Wilson if conditions permit. The War Camp Community Service stages a pageant with 16 000 participants and a tour of tableaux across government buildings.
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United States
Wilson
Marshal Foch
Supreme Court
Congress
Georgetown University
New York
Chicago
War Camp Community Service
Franklin K. Lane
Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of the Interior
Peyton C. March
Robert Bullard
Roy F. Glenn
Marie Moore Forest
War Time Prohibition Debate Splits House Over Enforcement
Washington June 26 A House debate intensifies as lawmakers clash over enforcing wartime and constitutional prohibition. Representative Yates accuses Illinois liquor interests of pressuring Congress while the Judiciary Committee adds provisions to limit searches. The panel refuses to separate enforcement and allows home possession with burden of proof on the possessor. The bill includes liquor sales limits and ceremonial exemptions, with a procession and peace song tableaux planned on Capitol steps.
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House
Yates
Tilinoia
Interets
Illinois
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Representative Yates
Supreme Court
German Plan Hinted To Embarrass Allies After Armistice
Paris June 26 Former German Crown Prince Frederick William Hohenzollern has fled to Germany after escaping from Holland where he was interned. Reports say military elites in Germany favor a move that could embarrass the Allies in implementing the treaty. It is unclear if any Berlin communication will arrive by nightfall regarding a potential German ultimatum.
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Berlin
Paris
Frederick William Hohenzollern
Frederick Williams
Holland
Wellingen Island
Zuyderzee
Ger
Oxford Honors Pershing with Civil Law Degree
Gen Pershing and Herbert Hoover joined Allied notables as Oxford University awarded them Doctor of Civil Law degrees in a ceremony marked by wartime alliance. The event in Oxford, England, showcased U S leadership and international gratitude for their roles.
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Oxford
Eng
Gen. Pershing
Herbert Hoover
United States
Oxford University
County Court Busy With State Cases Piled Up
The county court remains busy as numerous state cases proceed or are continued. Listed are forgery adultery burglary and assault cases against several defendants with sessions continuing on Tuesday and more cases including divorces to be disposed of over several days.
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William Miner
Florence Applebee
Alfred Stanhope
Mayo Higgins
Frank A. Zullo
Jerry Pouliot
Elizabeth Montgomery
Mabel Fenoff
Peter Hall
Fred Hall
Dennis O. Bartlett
Lille Ann Bailey King
State
Edward J. Rice
Benjamin Green
Crank Ross
Raymond Diemer
Edward Marcoux
Caswell Barber
Vermont Industrial School
Vergennes
Gray & Gray Va
Jubyan Crapeault
Porter, Witters & Harvey
Plaintif’s
Guy W. Hill
A. H. Gleason
Ray P. Bailey
Charles A. Stanley
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Gleason and Bailey
Dunnett, Shields & Conant
Stanley
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Zuyder Zee
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Twin State Gas & Electric Co
Pythian Hall
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