Evening Caledonian publication details and subscriptions
The Evening Caledonian is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the WW. Dy Pelley Publishing Co. in St Johnsbury Vermont. Subscriptions by mail are six months for 42 dollars, three months for 1 dollar, with delivery in St Johnsbury at one cent per mail. Rights of republication and use of news dispatches are stated, with second class post status noted.
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Vermont
Red Robed France Poem Fragment by Charles Buxton
A fragmentary verse recalls a woman wrapped in a red robe by her sons, contrasting with a green gown woven anew by younger kin. The speaker cherishes the red garment as a costly, glorying wrap, despite loss of personal modesty, while memories of family and beads haunt her heart.
Women Conductors Dismissed After Cleveland Strike
The New York Herald reports that 2400 motormen and conductors staged a strike in Cleveland to force dismissal of 150 women conductors. After three days of disruption the company agreed to fire the women by March 1 and resume service. The president sought a three month delay to place the women elsewhere. The incident signals ongoing postwar reconstruction tensions.
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Cleveland
New York Herald
Collins to represent Vermont at peace conference in London
The Rutland News says Robert M. Collins of Middlebury will be among Associated Press correspondents at the world peace conference. The piece questions Vermont's forthcoming legislature and urges prudent action on prohibition, primary reform, auditing state accounts, and prudent budgeting.
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Vermont
Robert M. Collins
Middlebury
Associated Press
London
Collins
Rutland
News
Montpelier
Liudlow Tribune
Local notes from Newport city and surrounding areas
Newport residents report on social events and church programs Adjutant Theodore Fowler of the Salvation Army spoke at the Congregational church about Army aid for overseas troops A hospital fund benefit at Lane's Opera House features Mina Spaulding Madeline Pomfrey and McCauley’s Orchestra The St Marks church group plans a fancy goods sale and supper The Newport Linen Shower for French hospitals yields donations including 80 sheets 216 towels and 50 bath towels with local volunteers assisting and Newport Steam Laundry covering the laundry bill
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D. R. Akin
New York
Salvation Army
George Hamilton
Miss Redfield
Hospital Fund
Woman's Club
Lane's Opera House
Mina Spaulding
Madeline Pomfrey
McCauley
Puffer
Co. H. V. VM
St. Mark's Church
France
Newport City
Red Cross Bureau of Supplies
Borton
O. B. Gould
Macdiarmid
L. P. Aubin
George Pomfre
Blanch Burns
Girl Scouts of
East Side
Newport Steam Laundry
Newport
Readjustment in France shifts from war to peace
The article notes France facing wartime to peacetime transition with civil authorities moving promptly to convert war production to civilian business. Regulators inventory war work firms and transfer their activities to peacetime commerce as $680 million from the Council of Ministers funds this conversion.
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France
Council of Ministers
Illustrated lecture for Boy Scouts benefit at North Danville church
The North Danville church hosts an illustrated lecture Wednesday evening to aid the Boy Scouts with admission 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children under 12. Herbert Stanton is ill with rheumatic fever. Albert Hooker, 40, died by hanging at his Poultney home on December 4. a sanity hearing was planned in Castleton probate court the next morning.
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Herbert Stanton
Albert Hooker
Poultney
Hooker
Castleton Probate Court
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