Rutland Rep Earle Kinsley Opposes Peace Treaty as Campaign Issue
Rutland Vermont representative Earle Kinsley told the New York World that most national committee members backed Senator Lodge's plan to make the peace treaty a campaign issue, but Willis Cook dissented. He said the public wants peace with reservations but warns against tying the treaty to 1920 politics, placing responsibility on the President and Senate leaders. The piece notes broad dissatisfaction with the current administration and calls for a compromise between peace aims and internal policy clarity.
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Fiume activity as destroyer sails toward Zata
Reports from Fiume indicate a destroyer left on Saturday and a merchant ship Adria with a thousand troops followed. Serbian Press bureau suggests the fleet under Commander D Annunzio intends to occupy Sebenico, amid high activity at the port.
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Advertising in local papers keeps money in the city
A Caledonian Record ad notes city families earn 750 yearly while rural families reach 2500 and urges readers to support home merchants. It argues metropolitan stores spend heavily to reach county readers and claims local ads deliver similar value without high rents or delivery costs.
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School Pupils to Sell Red Cross Seals
Vermont Tuberculosis Association launches a school driven Red Cross Christmas Seals sale. Pupils who sell 100 or more receive a set of five Health Book Marks from wartime France. Sales will occur in schools first, then stores and mail in uncovered territories. Each buyer gets a card to deter duplicate solicitors. Sale limited to two days per locality.
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World Church Leader Sees Open Door to Christian Opportunity
At the Interchurch World Movement gathering in Island Pond Rev L A Kidhwayde of Newport warned that postwar prosperity masks widespread suffering from poverty and cold. He spoke of a refashioned world, moral renewal, and the dangers of self sufficiency as nations seek guidance beyond war.
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Miss Doris Emery Hosts Friends at Newport Party
Miss Doris Emery daughter of Col. C. S. Emery of Newport entertained several friends at her home Friday evening. The gathering was pleasant with games and stories from guest soldiers who served overseas. A delicious bite with ginger ale was served. Attendees included Mia Davis Emery Eli Ramiedell Mrs. Mary Livingston Pantine Town Thytit McKay Berni Wellman Daiky Slov ens Olney Mervill Reginald Buzzell Hen Bovella Pred Crawford Urban Livingston Harry Stevens Dotld Emery and Wayner Nolett.
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Vermont Deer Season Opens Amid Broad Hunt In Northeast
Deer season runs this week across Vermont with Essex County as the favorite hunting ground. St Johnsbury clerk Charles G Braley notes around 12 million licenses issued, including fishing and combined licenses. Over 100 local hunters are afield as snow aids tracking, and strict reporting within 21 hours of kill is required. Caution urged due to many hunters and potential accidents.
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Prouty Seeks New Trial Over Death at Crossing
Arguments on a $200000 suit against Grad Trunk Railway were heard in Federal Court Burlington. Mrs Prouty asks for a new trial claiming the signal system was out of order. WH Whittingham, in charge of signals, testifies the system failed. New evidence arises about the morning ex-Gov Prouty was killed with the bell not ringing.
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St Johnsbury Deer Hunts Amid Thanksgiving Holiday News
Local notes report W Garlton left Saturday for a hunting trip to Essex county while Herbert A Wilcox and Myron E Smith pursue deer nearby. A L Gortivent, now with Lyndonville train dispatchers, visited friends Monday. Schools observe Thanksgiving holiday and plan to resume sessions Tuesday morning. Miss Catherine Potts of Holyoke MA was warmly greeted by friends.
Note on Jenkins case strains U S Mexico ties
The American note to Mexico rejects entering a judicial debate over Jenkins case and demands his release as a matter of right and justice. It accuses Carranza arguments of being excuses and notes no ultimatum or clear course if Jenkins is not freed. News surveys from ports and cities follow with varied updates.
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Professor McFarland Heads Vermont World Movement
Professor Raymond McFarland of Middlebury College is named executive secretary of the Interchured World Movement for Vermont and will base headquarters in Newport. He has secured a college leave to organize Orleans County, spoke at the First Methodist and First Congregational churches, and aims to run the movement statewide. High school pupils return after holidays amid a local ad for American Throat Tablets.
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Proposals Seek Fivefold War-Era Spending Rise
Secretary Glass unveils annual wartime like appropriations totaling nearly five billion dollars for the 1921 fiscal year. Interest on the national debt tops one billion, while Army and Navy budgets lead major outlays as peace-time costs dwarf prewar levels. Congress convenes after a delayed start with vast international and domestic agendas, including the Versailles treaty and railroad legislation pending in the Senate and House.
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Conductor Blodgett Suffers Fall On Freight Car
(Continued on Page Three) Conductor Blodgett of the Lake- vend was badly shaken when a freight car brake failed Thanksgiving night. He was taken to Brighttack Hospital after being thrown to the car floor. Doctors reported no broken bones though he suffered considerable bruising and a rough ride home the next day.
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Socialists Quit Italian Parliament At Opening
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena were greeted warmly as they toured the Parliament buildings for the opening session. The king urged peacetime focus, while Premier Nitti asked for order as extreme socialists shouted viva Socialism and then left, with others filling their seats.
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