03 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
1
In addition to the £20 prizes offered by the school, children are invited to submit essays on the benefits of enlistment in the United States Army. Local merchants have shown interest in the affair. continued on page four.
In urging public favor the key is attracting attention not idle talk. No public entertainment draws notice unless newspapers are informed first. People rally to events only after word passes through the press, a constant challenge for organizers.
Secretary Laniel outlines responses to Admiral Sims as he defends awards of distinguished service medals before the Senate Investigating Subcommittee. The discussion delves into naval honors and the proposed amendments.
A compact bulletin cites Allied lists of Geis Hans accused as exiled figures, names included such as Frederick William and von Bethman Holl, plus Hindenburg and Ludendorf. Reports cover naval seizures, railroad policy debates, a Burlington derailment, clothing cost agreements, and a fresh Honduran revolution with government victories.
In Caledonia county court at St Johnsbury the case of Philip K Beck versus Mrs Margaret Hetwood for alleged injuries from a July automobile collision resumes after a previous jury disagreement. Plaintiffs claim negligence by the defendant caused severe arm injury to Beck and lasting damages to Hetwood. The trial includes testimony from Searles Graves and opposing counsel with jurors partly excused. continuation noted on page 4.
Freight train derailed two miles north of Newport on the Boston and Maine line early Tuesday. Thirty-one cars left the track after a wheels failure and piled up in wreckage, with one tramp believed killed. Engineers Fred Magoon and EB Rickaby led the engines as crews searched through darkness for the missing man.
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