Gentlemen's Night at Woman's Club Event
The Armory was well filled Tuesday evening for the annual gathering of the Women's Club. Continued on page five.
04 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
1
The Armory was well filled Tuesday evening for the annual gathering of the Women's Club. Continued on page five.
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A report from Washington states the main relief expedition, run by the Near East Relief cadet committee in New York, lost three American workers when brigands attacked their convoy near Etmali north of Aleppo on February first. Officials released no names. Also Concord reports January set a lower temperature record than any in five decades across the region.
Day two at St Johnsbury court produced limited new evidence in Beck Heywood automobile case. Mrs. Davis described Meywood car passing her team before the crash, driver did not horn, car fast and occupying more than half the road. New witness Allen Hunter testified he heard of the crash, went to the scene, and described tire tracks. Sheriff Worthen and others testified about tracks, with jurors cautioned by the judge that emphasis on tire marks may be excessive. Cross examination noted location details and road conditions. (Continued on page four).
The Senate Rules Committee will take up proposals to amend Senate rules to allow a modified cloture when the peace treaty debate resumes next week. Some senators warned against a guaranteed rule change, and committee members stressed uncertainty about any recommendation.
Paris report that Kurt von Lesner, German peace delegate, has resigned over extradition demands and will return to Berlin on the first train. He cited opposition to transmitting the extradition list as his reason, while Allies insist on enforcement despite German reluctance. An official view says his act cannot derail the Allies’ stance on extradition. A separate notice offers a strong husky boy for work at the Caledonian Record office.
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