Four Cars Plunge Into River in Freight Wreck At St. J. Center
A freight wreck near St. J. Center caused four cars to topple from the track into the river as the train, led by conductor Wilburt Martin and engineer Hardy, derailed. The caboose occupants escaped with a scare, while eight cars slid along the ties, tearing the track before stopping at a switch. Salvage crews expect most property to be saved, though some cars carry timber, pulp, and Buick automobiles bound for Silsby Garage.
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ST. J. Ctr
Spor L
Wilburt Martin
Hardy
Benke
Ovcin
Fony
Buick
Silsby
Fonr
Georgia
Chore Brings Freedom Says Dr Carroll
Large audience attends evangelistic meeting at First Baptist church Tuesday. Rev Walter Carroll preaches on Living Water from John 4 11, stressing Jesus humanity and his approach to the Samaritan woman. Sermon highlights divine sympathy and openness to sinners with biblical examples.
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First Baptist
Walter €. Carroll
Th. Carroll
C. E. Southard
Christ
Jacob's Well
Redeemer
Jesus
Adam
God
Jonah
Minevah
Police hunt for husband in trove murder trunk case
The body of Mrs. George Evans was found by her sister in a trunk in her rooms. She had been strangled, apparently by reins from a toy horse used by her four year old son. She had been dead for hours. Police seek Evans, 26, husband of the deceased.
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Canaan
George Evans
Evans
Senate turns down freedom of Ireland debate
Washington March 17 The Senate halted a St Patrick's Day Irish question debate and tabbed a measure to declare that Great Britain should proclaim Ireland independence as part of action on the Peace Treaty.
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Senate
Freedom OF Ireland
Washington
Eede
ST. Patrick's Day
New York
St. Patrick's
Fifth Avenue
Valeyn
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Free Ireland
Sons of Erin
Free India
Allied troops seize Constantinople in bold Bosphorus action
Constantinople falls under allied occupation as troops occupy the city marked by British dreadnought Benbow and other warships moored along the Bosphorus. All ships cleared for action and ready for further hostilities.
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Constantinople
Goldern Horn
Bosphorus
Milwaukee City Population Rises by 83 240 in 1920 Census
Washington reports Milwaukee's 1920 population at 457,147, up 88,200 from 1910, a 22.9 percent gain. Milwaukee becomes the first large city to have its 1920 figure announced, ranking 12th among U.S. cities in 1910.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Photographers Allowed to Snap President Wilson
Waslington dispatch reports photographers were allowed to take final pictures of President Wilson today before his departure, marking the end of his return from a western trip dating to September. The president was photographed as he left the White House in his fifth automobile ride since the early September journey.
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Wilson Waslington
Wilson
White House
B M Bridge Closed By Flood Waters in Haverhill Mass
The Boston and Maine railroad bridge over the Merrimac river was closed to traffic as high water loosened piling and near record flood levels. Train service between Haverhill and points west and south shifted to Bradford station while Portland trains used the eastern division.
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Haverhill
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Merrimac River
Bradford
Portland
St Johnsbury Commercial Club Banquet and Director Election
Tickets are selling for the St. Johnsbury Commercial Club annual banquet at Pythian Hall with about 100 attendees to discuss community interests. Afterward nine directors will be elected from a slate, and officers chosen at a subsequent meeting. Col C E Emery and Lyman H Brooks will speak on municipal government forms, with Col HJ Hunt invited to share war experiences.
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St. Johnsbury Commercial Club
Pythian Hall
A. E. Ashcraft
Edward G. Asselin
C. M. Berry
Frank H. Brooks
Edger R. Brown
James Cosgrove
Charles H. Goss
Frank Ef. Harris
Col. C. E. Emery
Newport City
St. Johnes
Lyman H. Brooks
Sheridan
Wyo
Brooks
H. J. Hunt
Albany
N. Y
New York
Wit
Cuba
Philippines
Chancellor Resigns as Radicals Roil Berlin and Germany
Associated Press reports Chancellor Kapp resigns at one o clock ending the short lived dictatorship. Noske says with troops aid normal conditions can return in days as radical forces clash in scores of German centers, with hundreds killed or wounded. A Workingmen council republic proclaimed at Chemnitz by a 21 member committee of action.
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Berlin
Chan
Cellor Kapp
Ebert
Bny Stuttgart
Defense Noske
Dresden
Basse
Switzerland
Chemnitz
Saxony
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A. L.thorndike
Oe Trucks
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