Slaves of Pride at Globe Features Star Power
A six act special production stars Alice Joyce as Patricia a dominant love driven role praised as her greatest screen character See it at the Globe tonight and tomorrow A scattered local notes column follows reporting on theater, baseball plans, arrivals and departures at Montpelier St Johnsbury and surrounding towns with various residents and visitors listed including Simons Brigham and many households.
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Alice Joyce
Patricia
Miss Joyce
Globe
Robert W. Simons
St. Johnsbury
Montpoliey
Lorimer P. Brigham
National Life
Simonds
Gardiner
Miss
Fairbanks Athletic Association
Lyndonville
Minnie H. Rodey
Orlando
Phi
C. Wesley Steele
Norwich University
Northfield
Grace Methodist Church
North Church
Willam S. Hart
Sylvia Braemer
Pinto
Ame Legion
Toledo
Ohio
Chavies Howe
Charles P. French
Est L. Morit
St. Johnsbury Center
William H. Clifford
Benjamin
Charles Cliford
North Tanville
Fred Cliford
Brightlock Hospital
Lunda Folley Butterfield
Mefield
Henry Gallagher
Charles C. Locke
Daugher
BE. BE. Beatt
Pred Sheldon
Berlin
Ales
Henry Gole
J. Jell Searles
Montpelier
W. A. Wright
Abbie McCarty
Danville
Hehey J. Eldridge
Boston
George Smith
Mr. Smith
John Chalmers
Groton
Dove
Dotn Youd
Bowlington
Hillie Pope
Bartot
Othe Twentieth Centry Orchestra
Knowlton
Springfield
For Sale A Bargain On Railroad Street
For sale a bargain on Railroad street near Threatenment House. The property is rented for 390 yearly, listed at 2800, price 2500. Owner out of town, quick sale. Net profit projected at 15 percent after taxes water rent and mortgage interest. Payback in seven years. A B Dow's Agency 12 Eastern Avenue.
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Railroad Street
Suill
A. B. Dow
Eastern Avenue
Shrine Meeting at Montpelier Friday Night
Mt Sinai Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine held a large gathering in Montpelier on Friday night one of the largest in recent years. Local Shriners including W H Herrick newly elected potentate and members from Bradford Island Pond Newport St Johnsbury and nearby towns attended.
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Mt. Sinai Temple
Mystic Shrine
Montpelier
W. H. Herrick
Leo J. McClure
Bradford
Fred &. Folsom
William M. Puyer
Is River
J. F. Hamblett
Bank Robbery at Pinleyville Net $115,000
Six men robbed the First National Bank at Pinleyville Pennsylvania shortly after noon. The robbers escaped with about $100,000 in bonds and securities and $15,000 in cash. The cashier was locked in a vault during the escape, according to Pittsburg police.
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Pittsburg
First National Bank
Pinleyville
Nour Herg
Fire destroys Patterson hotel. five injured in jump
A Manhattan Street Patterson New Jersey hotel on May 2 burned, trapping about 200 guests who fled onto the street after flames drove them from upper floors. The blaze left the building a total loss estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars. five persons were hospitalized with injuries.
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Patterson
N. J
Manhattan
Marker Street
Reward posted for death or capture of Francisco Villa
El Paso reports the Chihuahua state government offers 100000 pesos for Villa or his death. The governor announced the bounty and said 2000 troops have departed the city to pursue the bandit chieftain.
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EL Paso
Texas
Franciscio Villa
Chihuahun
Iowa
One Woman's Experience Promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
A Goshen Indiana testimonial from Mrs Gro, Foos, praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female trouble and motherhood stress. The piece extols the tonic as safe, non narcotic, and capable of turning childless homes into ones with children, urging others to publish the endorsement.
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Croxhon
Tnd
Nur
Goshen
Ind
Lydia
Pinkham
Evdia
Unsettled Market Closes Woolen Mills in Jefferson
The Jefferson Manufacturing Companies closed three woolen mills in Jefferson and Worcester for a week or more. The shutdown, due to unsettled market conditions and needed machinery repairs, was announced by Ernst Russell, plant manager. The mills employ about 400 workers in woolen goods production.
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Jefferson, Muy
Jefferson Manufacturing
Woresster
Ernst Russell
Johnson Leads Wood in Oregon Primary Vote Count
In Portland Oregon on May 24 Senator Johnson led Major General Wood by 410 votes in the Republican presidential preference poll. Final tallies from about three quarters of Oregon’s 1701 precincts show Johnson at 41,010 and Wood at 40,009.
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Portland
Orve
Johnson
Wood
Oregon
Prlinary
Prishay
Todas
Fairbanks Morse & Co Declares Quarterly Dividend
Fairbanks Morse & Co announces a 1.5 percent preferred capital stock quarterly dividend payable June 1 1920 to holders of record at close of business May 22 1920. Transfer books close May 22 1920 until 10:00 a m June 1 1920. M Boughey secretary says May 19 1920.
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Matt
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L. K. Harvey
Passumpsie
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Dean P. McLellan
F. BE. Harris
Chas. H. Howe Jeweler
St. Johnubary
Marcotte’s
Leclerc
Henault’s Orchestra
Ladies
BROWN
Oxfords
Amey & Reed
Bundy & Amey
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William Colby
EB. M. Massey
South Park
Lusie Hooker
Ada Downer
Warren ‘Temple
Cynes
Ethel Dow
Burlington
J. Hy Lys
Deuce
Concord Avene
Elbert Reed
Frank Reed
Guy W. Hill
H. C. Newman
Whitefield
Tra W. Hi
H 1200
Cambridge
Underhill
Charles
A. Shields
Amercan Legion
Grant
W. Stevens
Mildred and
Hla Ward
Richmord, Que
Clinton Wilkins
Spring St. Y
Nest
Francisco Villa
Waite
Berry-Ball Dry Goods Co
Thomas H. Ince
William S. Hart
Wllliam
Hart
Paramount Aircraft
Great West
Supreme Comedy
Pnthe News
Paramount Magazine Orchestra
Americahiy
Legion For the
Paramount-Arterart
All Star
Hank Mann
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
M. Boughey
Chiganée ‘Ti
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Globe Theatre
America
F. A. Scott CO
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the Peck
Impey & Cummings
Johnsbury