Yaddo and the Dream Girl Delights St Johnsbury Crowd
A large audience of over 800 young people at the Colonial theatre enjoyed the musical extravaganza Yaddo and the Dream Girl, staged for Brightlock Hospital. The show repeats after noon and again tonight, praised as an elaborate production with strong local talent. The plot follows a pie named Yadde who wanders home and meets Anele Tora and the witch Yadde in dreamland.
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St. Johnsbury
Colonial Theatre
Brightlock Hospital
Yadde
Pie
Anele Tora
Dreamland
Word of Surrender From Nogales Mexico
General Carranza and 800 men surrendered to surrounding forces in the Mexican mountains. Information released via Nogales cites Alphonso Amada of the Mexican Bureau of Information as the source.
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Nogales
New York
Carranza
Manuel de L Pena
Alphonso Alamada
Mexican Bureau of Information
Coontz Family Honored At Church Reception
A reception at the Methodist Episcopal church celebrated Rev H T Coontz and his wife along with new members added during the year. Coontz is returned for a third year as pastor, and the membership reaches 209 the largest in the church history with 65 new members, some by letter. Emmanuel L Richard represented the group in the receiving line.
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Methodis Episcopal Church
H. T. Coontz
Emmanuel L. Richard
Rumor Says Turkish Sultan May Resign
Reported rumor from Constantinople claims the Turkish sultan may resign the throne in protest against the peace treaty imposed by the Allied Powers. The item notes wide circulation and uncertainty about the claim.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Wood Delegates to Montpelier Beaten at Caucus
A partisan Republican caucus in the town hall produced an uninstructed delegation led by Squire Dunnett defeating Dr. J J Bychand’s ticket 167 to 9. The Dunnett slate includes Cramton and others, while Wood’s list features Goodall and Campbell among the contenders. Arthur F. Stone chaired the meeting and Dunnett urged delegates to reflect voters will at primaries, hinting at Calvin Coolidge as a native choice.
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J. J. Bychand
Leonard Wool
Squire
Alexander Dunnett
Chicago
Town Hall
Mr. Dunnett
DC. A. Cramton
W. A. Ricker
M. J. Reed
Fred Beck
J. S. Conant
Roy Cilderwood
Fred Gilson
W. W. Blodgett
J. Rolf Dayles
George A. Burbank
William H. Taylor
Wood
Charles Goodall
George Burbank
William F. Richardson
Guy W. Hill
Vernon &. Lurehin
James B. Campbell
Charles T. Walter
Seth L. Grant
Charles H. Powers
J. D. Baehand
B. HH
Daniel Arthur F. Stone
Mr. Dunchett
Johnson
Calvin J. Coolidge
Harry Cary
St. Johnsbury
Grant
Cary
Charles Walter
Lyndon
Fifteen Percent Wage Increase Planned for New England Mills
A wave of wage rises announced by New England textile centers takes effect May 31. The increase covers about 300,000 operatives and lifts pay by around 15 percent, boosting mills to the highest wage levels in history and adding roughly $1,000,000 to weekly payrolls.
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Houston
Cary's
New England
Associated Press
Boston
M.ss
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Winch Danviller
Tinker Groton
Coffina
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Peacham
W. N. Blanchard
Ryegate
Alex J. Smith
Hardwick
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SheMeld
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Rogers H. H. Bullock
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Pathe 7 Reels
Black Hills
Innett
Black Secret
Pearl White
Maurice Tourneur
My Lady’s Garter
Paramount
Jacques Foutrelle
Wyndham Standing
Sylvia Breamer
Paramount Magazine
Supreme Comedy Pathe News Orchestra
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