Evening Caledonian newspaper note from St Johnsbury 1920
Publication details for the Evening Caledonian of St Johnsbury Vermont dated Thursday April 8 1920 are provided. It lists editors Richard J Howe and Herbert A Smith and pricing for subscriptions by mail and carrier plus government advance payment requirements and Associated Press affiliation.
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Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
St. Johnsbury, Vt
St. Johnsbury
Bocontes
Newport News Frenzy Swirls Around Small City
Burlington News notes a flurry of activity in Newport with editors Hildyeth Gilpin and Herbert Smith launching new print ventures. Hildyeth upgrades the Ex press and Standard linotype, Gilpin begins the Newport News weekly, and Smith adds a Newport daily edition of 500. The Caledonian continues steady despite rival supply concerns from major papers.
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Newport
Hildyeth
Express and Standard
Gilpin
Barton Monitor
The
Newport News
Herbert Smith
St. Johnsbury Caledonian
Caledonian
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Trainor for Congress appears as candidate in district race
The Landwit column promotes Trainor of White River Junction as a Republican candidate for Congress. An eminent Vermont attorney, he is praised for championing the common people and a commonsense view on labor and capital. Supporters note his public spirit and pledge to consider public welfare first.
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Trainor
Congress
White River Junction
Republican Party
Portien
Political Endorsement Praises Reform Pledges
A newspaper editorial endorses a political candidate praising anti saloon, tax restraint, and reduction of government departments. It lauds stance on the 18th amendment and Volstead Act, support for farmers, soldiers, and fair action for servicemen, hoping to win the West and a majority of voters.
Complete order restored in Frankfort and Mayence clash ends
Reports from Frankfort and Mayence on April 8 describe restored order after French troops clashed with locals. A French machine gun was used to disperse crowds as Senegalese patrols faced jeers, with Germans wounded and killed amid occupation tensions. Tanks remained at the railway station while rumors swirled of Allied pressure and possible worker strikes.
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Frankfort
Mayence
United States
Guandhouse
Fiewr
Farnkfort
House to vote on peace resolution Friday
The House adopted a nine hour rule on debate and set a vote for tomorrow. The measure is expected to pass 219 to 185 after further debate ends at 0 p.m. Friday with Republicans and some Democrats aligned on the resolution.
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Washington
House
History of the D Dean Patterson House
Lyndon Arnold recalls the Patterson house history in St Johnsbury in 1920. He notes the Patterson site was built by Dr I S Browne, mentions the Martin and Howe houses, Civil War era activity, and the 1860 academy attendance as context for local architecture and street layouts.
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Caledonian
Dean Patterson
W. Th. Fitch
Hezekiah Martin
Martin
Howe
Judge Paddock
Chadwick
Winter Street
Moses Kittredge
Kite
Patterson
S. Browne
The
Academy
Main Street
Dr. Browne
Clough
Mie Dana
Summer Street
Lyndon Arnold
St. Johnsbury
Where Is Christian America Is Called in Reader Forum
Edward W Wild of Westminster writes in the Congregationalist Reader's Forum questioning the state of Christian America amid Armenian suffering. He laments U S leadership and Congress, urges action by religious groups to press for justice and peace, and calls for faith demonstrated by works. He appeals for concerted moral broadsides to awaken Washington and unite Christians in a great national enterprise.
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Edward W. Wild
Westminster
America
Congress
Washington
Europe
Congregational Forward Movement
Interchurch World
Payimg
Americ
God
Dillingham
Turkey
Jesus Christ
Christ
Gentlemen Serve Supper to the Lads at Masonic Temple
Mystic Star Chapter of Eastern Star hosted a fine supper for about 150 members at the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening. Men handled the serving and cleanup while ladies relaxed and watched “George” do it. A frosted cake by George H. Cross Company, made by Archie Campbell, featured the order’s emblem. Mrs. Hattie W. Reed won it. Business session included exemplification for four candidates and talks by Francis W. Cutting, Nelle M. Smythe, and Willard V. Overutt.
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Mile
Mystic Star
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hattie W. Reed
Francis W. Cutting
Barton
Mia. Nelle M. Smythe
Four Workers Die in Boston Gas Main Break
Four laborers employed by the Boston Consolidated Gas Co. were killed today as they attempted to repair a street gas main break. Six men were in the trench. the others were only slightly affected.
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Boston
Toston
Boston Consolidated Gas Co
State Board of Charities and Probation Report
The board held a Warrington replay meeting and published a March report detailing two divisions child care and probation and parole. It records 12 probation cases and 15 parolees, discharges, hospital referrals, and extensive field visits, with child care noting 20 dependent and neglected children committed and several placements and hospital approvals. Financials show March costs: general 599.70, probation and parole 300, child care 2718.68. income 3150.75 from towns, with 1405.02 for child care and support, 1754.79 spent per court orders.
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State Board of Charities and Probation
Warrington
Jeffrey
Waterbury
Besex Center
Fay Child Care
Supe
Easter vacation touches East Ryegate schools
East Ryegate schools reopened Monday after the Easter break. Residents and visitors from Burlington, St Johnsbury, Lisbon, Woodsville, Walpole and St Michael's are noted in weekend and vacation movements. Emmett Bowen returns from St Michael's for a short home visit. Mrs Beecher of Lisbon visits town briefly. Eugene Plamandon moves his family into J R Algers' tenement.
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Beecher
Lisbon
N. H
Eugene Plamandon
J. R. Algers
Back from Detroit With Dodge Crash
A travel diary recounts a road trip from Detroit toward Albany and Brattleboro, then onward to Pittsfeld Keene N H and St Johnsbury with stops delayed by a heavy hail storm. Mr Wilkie left the party at Albany driving ahead by rail.
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Albany
Wilkie
Brattleboro
Pittsfeld
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