Word: vermonter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Appointed last week by Vermont's Governor Weeks† to succeed the late Senator Frank Lester Greene was Frank Charles Partridge of Proctor, Vt. Senator-designate Partridge, 69, president of Vermont Marble Co., started as a page in the State Senate, was president of his Amherst class (1882, thirteen years before Calvin Coolidge), studied law at Columbia, served the U. S. State Department as its solicitor (1890-93). He has held minor diplomatic and consular jobs. Coincident with the Partridge appointment a general Senate election was ordered for Vermont on March 31, preceded by a party primary March...
Died. Frank Lester Greene, 60, senior U. S. Senator from Vermont since 1923. U. S. Representative from 1912 to 1923, Spanish-American War veteran, onetime (1917-23) regent of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington; after an operation for hernia; in St. Albans, Vt. He had been partially paralyzed since 1924, when he was hit in the head by a stray bullet fired in a Washington street fight between Prohibition agents and 'leggers...
During the season, 48,190 persons saw the games on season tickets and H. A. A. books. There were 282,779 reserved seats and 4,857 admissions. For the two opening games, with Vermont and Springfield, 12,924 complementary tickets were given out to Boys' Clubs. Ushers, ticket takers, photographers, and reporters accounted for 7,544 of the total attendance...
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...complete schedule for 1929-30 is as follows: December 12, Holy Cross; December 16, Boston University; December 19, City College of New York (away); December 20, West Point (away); January 10, Vermont; January 14, open; January 17, Pennsylvania State College; January 19, M. I. T.; February 7, Dartmouth (away); February 11, North-eastern; February 14, Pennsylvania; February 18, Clark; February 20, New Hampshire; February 28, Yale...