Heywood Case Settled Out of Court
The Beck Heywood automobile case ended Friday at noon in a settlement out of court. The brief notice notes the case’s sudden conclusion and directs readers to page three for continuation of the report.
06 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
1
The Beck Heywood automobile case ended Friday at noon in a settlement out of court. The brief notice notes the case’s sudden conclusion and directs readers to page three for continuation of the report.
Printer's Ink argues the government Information Service is needed continuously to mobilize the public for wartime effort and to help the community face economic competition and business challenges. The article notes ongoing issues in commerce and hints at continued discussion on page 3.
Blizzard conditions sweep New England as heavy snow and high winds disrupt travel and daily life. Officials warn residents to stay indoors and prepare for continued storms through February.
The late bulletin reports on middleman profits in milk handling. It notes a shipgrounding near Rockaway Point with many aboard and a serious gale, while coast guard efforts failed to reach the vessel. An L.A.F. campaign and neutral trial discussions are also mentioned amid other unrelated items.
Norwich University Musical Clubs perform a lively concert at the Armory on Monday night. The program includes 30 numbers with varied acts such as a minstrel show stunt and a Harry Lauder impersonation, followed by a dance until midnight.
Former Vermont governor Horace F Graham is set for a Supreme Court appeal on exceptions after being found guilty of larceny of state funds while state auditor. Sentencing deferred to next Thursday with maximum penalties of 10 years imprisonment or a $500 fine or both. The verdict was delivered by a Washington County jury after deliberations starting at 2 pm yesterday.
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