Evening Caledonian overview and historical note
The Evening Caledonian, published in St Johnsbury Vermont, 1837到1918, is described as a daily except Sundays and holidays with subscriptions $4 yearly, $2 half year, $1 quarter. It notes Associated Press rights and archival details. The piece includes quotations praising Theodore Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover for Allied aid and relief efforts.
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W. D. Pelley Publishing Co., Inc
Eastern Avenue
Main Street
St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Vermont
Jazz Band Brings Cheer to Buddies in War Time
A wartime verse extols a military jazz band lifting spirits of Captain Allen Stockdale's men amid battles and gas. It praises jazz as healing, patriotic music that boosts morale and remembers home. Also notes Census Bureau paper conservation and Red Cross calendar praise.
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America
Bowies
Buddie
Washington
Bureau of Census
Red Cross
St. Johnsbury Republican
Walter
Some Instruments of Democracy Leaders Named
The Montreal Star salutes war leaders from several nations in a tribute titled Some Instruments of Democracy. It highlights Kitchener Northcliffe Lloyd George Clemenceau Foch D Annunzio Sonnino Venizelos Hughes Borden Wilson Roosevelt Hoover and Wilsons decisive wartime phrases uniting Allied resolve and shaping public opinion worldwide.
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Montreal Star
England
Kitchener
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
France
Clemenceau
Foch
Italy
D’annunzio
Sonnino
Greece
Venizelos
Dominions
Hughes
Australia
Borden
Canada
Montreal
Wilson
Roosevelt
Hoover
United States
Barre Times Plan For German Cannon On State House Grounds
Barre Times proposes Vermont claim one captured German cannon for Montpelier state house grounds to boost attractions. Bennington Banner cites the suggestion as worthy of immediate action. Rutland Herald notes Miss Marion Rice, Red Cross nurse in France, joy at Christmas package mailed from Brattleboro in 1916. The New York Tribune debates naval power and Anglo American defense unity.
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Barre Times
Vermont
State House
Montpelier
Bennington
Rutland Herald
Brattleboro
Marion Rice
Red Cross
France
International Court Trial for Hohenzollern Proposed
The Springfield Republican argues an international court to try Herr Hohenzollern would prove such a court workable and educate on international jurisprudence amid reluctance to embrace a league of nations. It notes no current international court can hear criminal charges against individuals or rulers, unlike broader past arbitration tribunals.
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Herr Hohenzollern
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Springfield Republican
Vermont and Cabot notes and Y M C A leader plans
Major Townsend of Rutland discharged from the medical reserve corps after serving at New York embarka tion ports. Edwin Gould will carry Cabot’s legacy into the coming legislature as the third generation to represent the town. President Benton may sail for overseas YMCA service next week, potentially staying to aid the university. A Paris note confirms Pvt Paul A Chase is safe, with earlier messages saying he would rejoin action in Belgium. The piece closes with an advertisement for American Throat Tablets.
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W. W. Townsend
Rutland
Medical Reserve Corps of the
Army
New York
Cabot
Edwin C. Gould
Mr. Gould
George Gould
Daniel Gould
Guy Potter Benton
Doctor Benton
Burlington
Paul A. Chase
Paris
148Th Regiment
Charles §. Chase
Belgium
World famous pianos fill sale in St Johnsbury
Enthusiastic piano buyers linger to purchase and refer friends, as top brands like Hallet & Davis Conway Kimball Kohler & Chase Miller Lexington dominate the sale. Hallet & Davis carries endorsements from the New England Conservatory and Franz Liszt, reflecting over 70 years of piano making in Boston. Visitors are urged to come in and see the collection.
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St. Johnsbury
Hallet & Davis
Conway, Kimball
Kohler & Chase
Miller
Lexington
New England Conservatory
Franz Liszt
Boston
Five Player Pianos Left on Special Sale
Five player pianos remain with one second-hand model at 340 dollars and others from 450 to 495 dollars. Easy terms available, guaranteed quality, and liberal trade-ins offered. Leslie Nelson player piano slightly used, indistinguishable from new. Saturday is the last day, open every evening.
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Leslie Nelson
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Allen A. Stockdale
New York Tribune
Vermont News
McLean’s
Musical Circle
Makers
P. S
MccLean Music Store
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