The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26
l|EN ENGLAND NEWS
IN TABLOID FORM
Items Of Interest From All
Sections of YankeeIand

Latest reports indicate that MaSsa'
chusetts will have a National Guard
numbering $4,000 officers and enlisted
men.
More than 200 candidates for reg
istered public accountants took ex-
aminations before the Board of Elk.
aminers at the State House, Boston.
When Gov. Coolidge goes to Wash
ington for the inaugural next March
he will have as guard of honor the
1O1st Regt. of Infantry of the new
National Guard.
Rev. Remsen Brinckerhoff Ogilby,
former master of Groton School at
Groton, Mass, has been indicted as
18th president of Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn.
Refusing to accept a reduction in
wages rs weavers left their work at
Taunton River silk Mills. The mil
employs 200 hands. 1t is operated by
the D. G., Derry Company, Inc, with
Headquarters in Allentown, Penn.
Judge Webster Thayer in the supe
rior criminal court, Worcester, Mass.
announces that his policy in dealing
with violators of the liquor laws will
be to impose a fine for the first Of
tense and jail sentences for all fol-
lowing violations.
Claim that Jamaica ginger is in
general use as medicine and should
be classed as such was made by coun-
sci for Martin Warehouse, on trial
charged with selling ''jakey'' in Suf-
folk Superior Court, Boston. The de-
PENDANT was found guilty.
Haid Mazmian, AZ years old, Wor-
cester's hunger striker, is dead. He
had been on a voluntary fast in a
Worcester hospital 10 days for treat
ment because of a self-inflicted cash
in the throat with piece OF mirror
while in Jail awaiting trial on
charge of misconduct
All shops of the Central Vermont
railway closed this week, putting
about 500 men out Of work. The &C
ton was said to be one of economy,
made necessary by the roads fnan-
Cldl COuulllOhs hPiOyto "AA w -
turned to full time at present wages
after the weeks lay-off.
The Rockefeller foundation in the
interest of schools has notified Wor-
cester Tech that it will donate $780,
600 to the endowment fund on condi-
ton that it form part of a fund Of
81 900 900 to increase salaries of pro-
lessons. This gift increases the en-
iowment fund to about $1,95OO0O.
Mayor Charles B. Clarke, candidate
for the fourth consecutive time for
the Republican mayoralty of Port
and, Me, carried every ward in the
city. The other candidates were sgd
ney B. Larrabee, president of the
common council, and Freeman NJ.
Grant. a member of the State Senate. |
at is either brotherhood or war,
and that war will be no child's play"
said the Rev. DR.. George L. Cady OF
New York, speaking of the attitude of |
he white race toward the Japanese, |
Chinese and Negroes, in the annual
meeting of the American Missionary |
in the First Church,
Springfield, Mass.
An action for damages against Dan
bury and Norwalk, Conn, hatters for
In alleged conspiracy, which may ri
val in interest the famous "Danbury /
Ratters" case in which d. e. Leowe
& Co. won a decision in the Supreme
Court after a 15-year legal battle, has
opened in the Superior Court in
Bridgeport.
A yarn has reached Augusta re-
yarding a former resident who was
II one time a nurse at the Augusta
General Hospital II is said that Sergt.
Robert A. Mclean has been be-
lueathed a kingdom in the Philippine
Stands. 40 wives and an up-to- date
larem by the will of the late Sultan
# lang-Llang.
Col Frank NJ. Hume, who COM
handed the 103d infantry of the 26th
livision during the world war an
,ounces that he has been offered the
,fice OF treasurer of Aroostook
county by Gov. Milliken of Maine and
hat he will accept. The Office was
made vacant by the recent death OF
Thomas p. Putnam.
A fine of $1,000. the largest in the
history OF the United States district
,ourt. Boston, on a violation of the
1olstead act, was paid by Timothy p.
Collins OF the Waverly Hotel. New
bedford. who pleaded guilty to an in
l'ctment charging him with maintain
ng a common nuisance, keeping and
ceiling intoxicating liquor. 4
Hail Mazmain of Hudson. Mass. on
!, hunger strike in the CITY Hospital
after slashing his throat
With a part OF a mirror in Summer
street jail, where he was being held
pending trial for misconduct is in a
,recarious condition He was forcibly
ed with the aid a stomach tube. but
lid NOT retain the nourishment.