Island Pond Deer Hunter Killed in Accidental Shot
Alexander McKee, a Grand Trunk railroad conductor, died from wounds after he was accidentally shot by Orange E. Hunt of Charleston while hunting near Wenlock. The incident happened on Tete Road, two hours after the shot, McKee was transported to Sherbrooke hospital but died on the operating table. An autopsy was performed and a full statement prepared for the States Attorney.
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Alexander McKee
Grand Trunk, Railroad
Sherbrooke Hospital
Wenlock
Orange E. Hunt
Charleston
Tete
Hunt
Charles Whitehill
McKee
Stone
Claire R. Powell
Island, Pond
Caledonian Record Christmas Shop Special Ad
The 12 page Christmas Shop special edition was a big success and a new edition is planned for Thursday and Friday. Businesses should place their ads now and submit copy by Tuesday night to reach the 50 000 residents of the Connecticut and Passumpsie valleys from White River Junction to the Canadian border. The Caledonian Record is the sole advertising medium covering this field and promises strong reach for the season.
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Caledonian Record
Adven
Connecticut
Passumpsie
White River Junction
Caledonian
Customs Collector Dead at Sherbrooke
W. L. Daniels, customs collector at Beebe Junction for seven years, died at Sherbrooke Hospital Thursday after a second operation for internal trouble. He had been recovering from a similar operation two weeks earlier before suddenly falling ill again. funeral services were held today in Prescott, Ontario. He was beloved by fellow customs men.
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W. L. Daniels
Beebe Junction
Sherbrooke Hospital
Mr. Daniels
Prescott
Ont
Automobile Case Heads To Jury In Deer Killing Trial
Closing pleas dominated a crowded county court room as the trial neared its end. Gen Sargent led the defense and Searles urged the jury to decide purely on the facts regarding the collision and deer deaths reported to the State Fish and Game Commissioner. The session adjourned to Monday at two with Judge Fish to instruct the jurors. Deputies and witnesses testified about the road curve and vehicle positions preceding the accident. A long list of deer killed across counties was also filed with Montpelier officials. The Jenkins bail matter drew no change in U S policy per Secretary Lansing.
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Searles
Fish
Graves
Leavens
Messrs
Balch
Livingston
Worthen
Davis
Clayton Silxby
Silshy
Heywood
Silsby
State Fish and Game
Montpelier
Addison County
Bennington County
Caledonia County
Chittenden County
Essex County
Oklin County
Grand Isle County
Lamoille County
Orange County
Orleans County
Rutland County
Washington County
Windham County
Windsor County
Associated Press
Washington
Lansing
State Department
Mexico City
Local residents share return trips and vacations
Mrs. E Barquin and Miss Fannie Sealey have returned from a trip to Windsor Claremont and Laconia. Mr. and Mrs. N J Kingsbury arrived home Friday from a two weeks vacation spent with friends in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Carranza troops fire on rival in Hidalgo address
Private wires report Carranza forces in Pachuca Hidalgo fired on followers of General O Bregon as he spoke about his presidential bid. Other advices say two Mexican attorneys for Consul Jenkins denied treason charges against them and four others. Palmer orders probe into Western oil profiteering amid coal shortage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Pachuca
Hidalgo
O'Bregon
Puoblic
Jenkins
Jenkss
Povertiers
Associated
Washinton
Palmer
Capper
Supreme Council Demands Germany Sign Peace Protocol
Paris December 6 notes drafted by the Supreme Council demand Germany sign a protocol to carry out peace terms. If Germany refuses, the Allies will resort to military measures. The note remains secret, but its firm wording suggests discussions on enforcing the treaty may end.
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Supreme Council
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Coal Price Standstill and Mine Closures Prompted by Wage Proposals
Washington reports that no coal price increase will be allowed to fund higher miner wages. Ohio considers a 25 percent wage hike with no price rise, but Garfield says government won’t block it if prices stay put. Also, all active bituminous mines face closure within a week unless the administration pays for diverted or confiscated coal to cover payrolls.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garfield
Cox
Ohio
American Wholesale Coal Association
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