Strikers Accept Demands of Railroad Managers
Lyndonville voters reject installing meters at a special village meeting while considering lighting and heating rates. A robbery at the Montpelier and Wells River station yielded $80 and a gold watch. William Moffett of Woodsville was arrested in Sherbrooke and bound over to the June term of Caledonia County Court on $1,000 bond. American Throat Tablets are now on sale.
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Elisha Bigelow
St. Johnsbury
Campbell
Worthen
South Ryegate
Montpelier and
Wells River
Railroad
American Express Company
Sheri Worthen
Sherbrooke
William Moffett
Woodsville
Caledonia County
Frye
Caledinia
Allies Conference Opens Peace Treaty Talks in San Remo
San Remo opens with all Allies present as premiers press Germany to fulfill Versailles terms. Dispute over what pressure to apply if Germany lags. Paris reports plan for 700000 troops on enemy lines and potential 350000 conscripts under 18 months service. St Thomas notes Canada sees overall movement spreading from US into workplaces. over 400 factory workers in overalls.
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San Remo
Paris
Canada
ST. Thomas
Ont
United States
Evening Caledonian and Newport Record Ownership Notice
Semi annual statement issued under post office department rules lists Herbert A. Smith as editor managing editor and publisher and warton W. D. Pelley Pub Co Inc as owner. It details circulation for six months ending March showing a daily average of 2460 with no bondholders noted. The statement is sworn by Herbert Smith before Notary Arthur F. Stone on April 17.
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Post Office Department
Evening Caledonian
Newport Record
St. Johnsbury
Herbert A. Smith
Gertrude A. Smith
Leon J. Charland
W. D. Pelley Pub. Co., Inc
Herbert \. Smith
Arthur F. Stone
Boy Drowned While Fishing in Black River Near Coventry Orlean
Rescue efforts continued for Leon Regan who vanished after a fishing trip on Saturday in the Black River between Coventry and Orleans. A large work crew under B S Curtis labored with grappling irons but did not locate the body amid conflicting accounts from two companions about how the drowning occurred.
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Black River
Coventry
Orleans
Leon Regan
B. S. Curtis
Regan
Everett Hall
Napoleon Chaufoux
Chalifoux
Young Hall
Hencs
Napoleon
T Xan
Hyer
Leon
Preston Skinner
Uttle Leon
Skinner
Young Regan
Alfred Brown
Evra Taylor
Murderer of Dr Markoe Pronounced Insane
Thomas W. Simpkin who killed Dr James Markoe at St George's Episcopal church was examined by police and deemed a religious crank. He had frequented churches in Minnesota Winnipeg and Chicago while armed to avoid arrest and return to an asylum. He is held without bail for a Wednesday hearing.
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Markoe
NEW_YORK
Thomas W. Simpkin
James Markoe
St. George's Episcopal Church
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Chicago
Strikes Ease as Railroads Return to Old Jobs
Washington reports that after the railroad labor board action, unions in New York New Jersey and New England expect traffic to normalize in a few days. Chicago sees insurgent switchmen’s strike broken and crews returning while some lines resist demands. New York district resumes freight and passenger service with most workers back at duties with no employment refusals.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
New York
New Jersey
New England
Thurstrikers
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
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South
Ryegate
THE
First National Bank
Main Street
ST Johnsbury, VT
Member
Federal Reserve System
Jersey
Lougee & Smythe
Sinn Fein
Londonderry
Belfast
Irc
Sinn
Boston Americans
Boston
New Yorks
Marcotte’s
Leclerc’s
Henault
Oxfords
Goodyear West
Nolin Bros
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Liem
Asselin
BROS
iStrikers
Bertlytell
Hathaway
RB. R
Monogram Hat Shop
New York City
C. B. Rathbun
Spring Street
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