Lyndon Beats Newport High In Opening Game
Lyndon Institute defeated Newport High 4 to 2 in the 1920 season opener played at Fairground Park. Cold, windy conditions kept spectators moving as Gardner and Vernon Hill powered timely hits during the seventh inning rally to pull Lyndon ahead after Newport led early.
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Lyndon
Newport High
Hill
Gardner
Vernon Hill
Newport
Institute
Garden
George
Destroyers Ordered to Vera Cruz and Tampico
Washington reports May America class destroyers ordered to Vera Cruz and Tampico to protect American lives. Navy officials say ships would take aboard Americans in those ports if needed, stressing no intervention in Mexican affairs. Cruiser Sacramento remains stationed on the east coast of Mexico, last seen at Tampico.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Navy
Stage Department
Americana
Sacramento
Mexico
Mob in Panama halts Pershing's auto in torchlight protest
In Panama City a large mob blocks Gen. Pershing's car en route to a ball honoring him. The march condemns U.S. acquisition of Taboga Island for Pacific defense of the canal. Cavalry drives off rioters. Major General Kennedy orders all American officers at the ball to depart.
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Panama
Kennedy
Canal Zone
Vook
Rte
Seniors domination at St Johnsbury track meet
Senior athletes swept the interclass meet at Caledonia County fairgrounds despite rain and slow times. Final team scores: Seniors 62, Juniors 20, Sophomores 3, Freshmen 0. Lanpher led with five firsts and a second, Shores starred for the Juniors with three firsts.
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St. Johnsbury Academy Athletic Association
Caledonia County Fairgrounds
Lanpher
Shores
Hovey
S. Shores
Lovis
K. Lanpher
1. Street
A. Spencer
C. Bowen
We Beard
W. Morris
Storm devastates Peggs Oklahoma killing many and injuring hundreds
Reports say fifty are dead and over 150 hurt as the Tulsa area storm wrecks Peggs in Cherokee county. Locust Grove Tahlequah responders rush to the scene as doctors and nurses travel by special train. Thirty seven bodies recovered from ruins. many more feared buried.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Peggs
Cherokee County
Muskogee Times Democrat
Locust Grove Tehlequah
Tahlequah
Peges
Polish Forces Occupy Kiev Under Pilsudski Lead
Polish troops entered Kiev Sunday with General Pilsudski leading the advance, according to late editions of newspapers in Poland. The occupation marks a rapid shift in control as authorities report the city under Polish forces.
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Kiev
Warsaw
Russia
Pilsudski
Eny
Burglary Trial Links Vehicle Seen Near Otterson Home
Testimony tied burglars to the death of Maurice Otterson of Hooksett as Marion L. Otterson faces murder charges. Witness Arthur Guillette described a car by the Otters ons home the night of the murder and Charles A. Silver of Boscowan reported a hurried sale of gasoline to two people in a car.
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Otterson
Concord
N. H
Maurice Otterson
Hooksett
Marion L. Otterson
Arthur Guillette
Manchester
Ottersont
Muides
Charles A. Silver
Boscowan
American Citizens Killed by Bandits in Mexico
Two American citizens Eben Francis Green lane and his minor son were killed by Mexican bandits yesterday the state department was informed by the American Embassy at Mexico City.
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Washington
Eben Francis Greenlane
State Department
Mexico City
Total Eclipse of the Moon Sunday Night
In St Johnsbury and vicinity a good chance to observe the total lunar eclipse drew people outdoors between 8 and 1 o'clock. The eclipse began just before 8 and was totally eclipsed within an hour, remaining shadowed until late evening.
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St. Johnsbury
Seven Thousand Dollar Fire At Hooker Plant
A fire started on the fourth floor of the O. Y. Hooker & Son building at 4 a.m. caused seven thousand dollars in damage before being controlled in about an hour. The blaze confined to J. J. Dow’s tenement damaged upper floors and stock rooms flooded with water. Dow, the heaviest loser, faces over 1,000 in loss. Reed and Ellis saved much of their property with insurance. Fire crews and water damage affected the entire plant. investigation into the cause is underway.
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O. Y. Hooker & Son
J. J. Dow
Marden
Mario J. Reed
Hooker Plant
Henry W. Ellix
Mr. Dow
Reed
Maj. Ellis
Dows
Fred N. Elliott
Bilis
William G. Cox
Reeds
O. W. Hooker & Son
Walls of W. C. Hoag Toy Factory Collapse Kills Two
Two people are known dead and several injured after three factory walls of W. C. Hoag collapsed in Burlington Vermont. A weakened floor is likely cause and the number of workers inside could not be determined immediately.
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W. C. Hoag Toy Factory
Associated Press
Burlington, Vt
W. C. Hoag
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Spring Street
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Cee Ergues
Speer Bese
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Richards
New Bedford
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Pony Pazio
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Park Stow
Andrae Salsedo
Pazio
Government Steel
U. S. Steel Corporation
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Que
Brown Corporation
Berlin
Saguenay River
Wes
Asselin Bros
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