Fish and Game Club Dine at Newport House
More than 75 members and guests attended the Northern Vermont Faul Game Club banquet at Newport House Tuesday evening. Dr. Willard Scott, retired Boston minister, delivered a nearly two hour talk that held the audience spellbound, marking one of the finest entertainments the club has produced. The event followed a prompt 8 o clock start, with lively social intervals before the talk.
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Vermont
Athena
Newport House
Willard Scott
Boston
Please U and Globe Theatres Raise Admission Prices
Due to rising costs for film rentals and moving picture accessories, Please U and Globe Theatres announce an admission price increase effective April 5. Evening adults will be 25 cents, children under 12 cheaper, with war tax included.
Ice Washouts Halt Boston and Maine Rail Line
Ice from the Connecticut River washed out two Boston and Maine railroad sections near Brattleboro. The larger breach near the West and Connecticut rivers junction measures 150 feet long and 30 feet deep, with another washout north of Tumme rston station. Train service, resumed yesterday, is detoured via Keene. Efforts to dynamite the ice south of Brattleboro were abandoned due to a solid thick ice field two miles upstream from the Vernon dam.
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Brattleboro
Connecticut
Boston & Maine
Tummerston Station
Keene
N. H
Tom
Vernon Dam
Four Family Members Operated On Same Day
Mr and Mrs Ernnest Goar and two daughters Carolyn and Mildred were operated on at their Lyndonville home by Dr W B Fitch of St. All four patients had pneumonia after influenza with pus on the lungs. Fitch and assistants Davis and Miltimore performed the four operations in two hours. All were resting comfortably and expected to recover. Misses Sadie Hooker and Maud Sheltonagar were the nurses attending the patients.
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Ernnest Goar
Carolyn
Mildred
Lyndonville
W. B. Fitch
Fitch
Goar
der. Fitch
Davis
Miltimore
Denmark Faces Imminent General Strike Threat
March proposals by trade unionists for a compromise to avert a general strike were rejected by the King and the new Danish ministry. All classes hoard essentials while police disperse crowds. Independent socialists join the majority in demanding a general strike.
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Denmark
Attack on Irish Town Police Barracks in Skibbereen Cork
More than 100 armed men attacked the police barracks near Ban ny in County Cork using rifles and petrol bombs. A portion of the building was blown up and two policemen were wounded, one seriously, before raiders were driven off after a fierce fight.
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Skibbereen
County Cork
Aitain
Banny
United Shoe Machinery Enjoined From Lease Clauses
In St Louis on March 1 the United Shoe Machinery Co of Massachusetts was barred by the U S District Court from enforcing any lease clauses in contracts made before the Clayton Act of 1914.
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ST. Louis
United Shoe Machinery Co
Masachusetts
United States
Forest and Stream Club Meet Tuesday
The Caledonia Forest and Stream Club resumed activity after the war, holding its annual meeting at the Avenue Hotel. About a dozen sportsmen attended with Arthur F. Stone presiding, Linus Leavens and State Fish and Game Commissioner present as honorary members. Treasurer W. B. Eastman reported 71 members, with new officers and directors elected, and plans for continued county stocking of streams.
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Caledonia Forest and Stream Club
Avenue Hotel
Arthur F. Stone
Fon
Linus Leavens
Treasury
F. S. Reed
Clifton Sanborn
Hart Gordon
Herbert A. Smith
E. E. Grant
Sutton
C. Stoddard
Chas
A. Shields
Archie Bailey
West Burke
Herbice Pres
Hl. M. Osgood
Dunville
Sec
Treas
Wbtman
Braley
J. T. Brooks
Guy W. Hill
D. R. Brown
Lyndonville
W. B. Eastman
C. A. Shields
B. A. Vacling
Hast Burke
Arthur PV. Stone
John B. Chase
Lyndon
le H. Thornton
West Barnet
Ta. Smith
Author of Frenzied Finance Calls Witness a Liar During Stock Inquiry
Paris reports deny Germany's request to send troops into Ruhe district as France refuses without Allied assent. In The Hague, rebellious workers fortify Wesel and strike across Westphalia, with postal and telegraph services boycotted. In Boston, stock promoter Thomas W. Lawson is evicted from a legislative hearing after declaring a witness lied amid a probe into stock dealings. Authorities vow further action as the hearing proceeds.
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Bulletins
Paris
Ruhe
France
Mil Jerand
von Ma
von Mayer
Ruby
Miller
Allied Supreme Council
Millerand
The
Hague
Wesel
Prussia
Westphalia
Essen
Associated Press
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
State House
Lawson
House of Commons Passes Irish Home Rule Bill at Second Reading
London March 31 The House of Commons passed the second reading of the Irish Home Rule bill. The vote was 48 to 92.
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London
House of Commons
Turks Open Fight on Allied Forces
A fragmented report from Paris notes unrest in Turkey with fighting directed against Allied forces, excluding Constantinople, amid upheaval and widespread tensions. The brief mentions evolving confrontations and regional impact without detailing casualties or dates.
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Paris
Turkey
Constantinople
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Amey
Jetrey
New England
Emily & Amey
Berry Ball Dey Goose Co
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Hell
Fred Teck
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Patc|hiiiks Co
U and Globe Theatres
U Theatre F.C
Lougee & Smythe
Forest and Stream Club
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Chas. E. Silsey
Buick
G. M.C
Eastern
Asselin Bros. the
Spot
Alton
Warner
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