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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

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Northeastern Vermont Favors Peace Treaty With League Backing

Voters in Caledonian Record poll express support for compromise on reservations and immediate ratification of the Peace Treaty and League of Nations Covenant. Ballots show varying positions on Lodge reservations and full ratification, with instructions to mail signed ballots to the Evening Caledonian Record.

Vermont League of Nations William Howard Taft League Caledonian Aecord Congress Cheeky Hines Evening Caledonian Record

Advertising as a Key to Business Success

Opinions on advertising emphasize its role as a driver of business, comparing it to gasoline for an automobile and stressing that every successful venture relies on judicious newspaper ads. The piece urges firms to review ad budgets and craft compelling copy to attract readers and customers. In Indianapolis, December 17, a federal grand jury began deliberations on Lever Act and anti trust violations tied to coal operators and miners amid charges of conspiracy related to a coal strike.

Boston UN Associated Press Indianapolis

Urges Care in Use of Soft Coal

Montpelier December 16 J M Jones state fuel administrator authorized a statement noting restrictions on bituminous coal and coke in Vermont were removed though coal shortages may persist until March 1920 He urges steam plants to economize and aims to accelerate mine shipments to Vermont though the warning remains that winter will be tight.

Montpelier J. M. Jones Aute Fuel Vermont Washington H. N. Jones

Lyndonville Doctor Wins In Court Suit

The Caledonia county court jury took four hours to acquit Dr. Fred H. Davis of Lyndonville in a malpractice suit brought by Frank Randall as administrator for Mrs Maud M Randall. The case, argued by N A Norton and J Rolf Searles for the plaintiff and Warren St Austin with D E Porter for the defendant, centered on alleged neglect at childbirth in 1918.

Frank Randall Fred H. Davis Caledonia County Lyndonville St. Johnsbury B. H. Stone Burlington Lyndon Maud M. Randall Katherine £. Randall Warren St. Austin David E. Porter Austin Dr. Davis Searles Tuthel Josephine E. Bull

Rhode Island seeks Supreme Court permission on Prohibition case

Rhode Island through its Attorney General has asked the Supreme Court for permission to institute original proceedings to test the validity of the National Prohibition Amendment and to join federal officials in challenging its enforcement in the state. Great Britain plans to release American owned goods seized before the war upon proof of ownership at shipment time, the State Department was advised by the British Foreign Office.

Washington Toe Rhode Island Supreme Court Great Britain State Department British Foreign Office United States Associated Press London War Office

Late News Bulletin Highlights Global Tensions And Local Crime

The dispatches report Lane denying resignation rumors to Wilson and outline he plans to leave when burden on the President eases. Bolshevik propaganda claims a Kiev captive near Kupianek while Mexico and U S authorities ease Jenkins issue. A Cork and Bandon raid sees no arms found. A Brooklyn policeman is arrested for burglary with a worn jimmy selling women’s clothing, amid Yuletide strain. British officials deny Meshed massacre claims and a King’s Bench ruling voids a government import ban as illegal.

End of World Weather Hoax Report Debunked

Washington and New York readers faced a sensational claim that a so called League of Planets would end the world. Weather officials found only low Atlantic coast and Northwest lows bringing cooler temps. Astronomers warned of sunspot activity but no imminent catastrophe emerged.

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