29 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
1
Donor of prizes to attend the Academy contest. Word has been received that A Bayley will present at the academy hall tomorrow evening. The donor will award prizes to the winners, with program including overture and academy orchestra.
Ossining dispatch reports murderer Hattily, a 25 year old bank robber, asks clergy be absent at his Sing Sing execution. Separate items note Boston freight strike crippling shipments, aviators held in Mexico, Senate peace treaty delays, German note on extradition, and Italian rail strike settlement expected.
Rev Dr E C Lyovson longtime editor of Zion's Herald and Methodist church figure in New England died today at his Brookline home after a three week illness. He previously served as city editor of the Manchester Mirror before ordination.
A rambling, misspelled report on the Grayam trial and local gossip mentions Uncle Hodwood, Henry Lawson, and landlord Veneie in a dispute over timber, bank accounts, and alleged theft. It cites lawyer Barber, Hod’s lawyer Brun Stick, and a focus on courtroom delay and police and legal actions surrounding the case.
An enterprising merchant constantly seeks special opportunities through trade papers, salesmen, ad lots, bankrupt stock, and fire damaged lots. He selects items with exceptional value, ensuring daily bargains in the advertised store. The public learns of these chances, while non advertised shops go unseen and unused.
A fragmented notice reports Alvin W. Flint starting a fund at the church for a flower club event. It mentions a fifty dollar gift and a principal loan, with unclear details about the ceremony and attendees.
Albany Jan 29 a New York Assembly resolution proposes a legislative committee decide what percentage of alcohol constitutes intoxicating liquor. The measure, referred to the finance committee, prompts debate as voices cite 4 8 and 12 percent while federal law sets one half of one percent. The sponsor argues New York should determine its own standard.
The Commercial Club meets in the St. Johnsbury House tea room at 8 o'clock this evening. The program plans include installation of members, presentation of business of importance, and new mentors admitted. Speakers include Senet Parrett and U. S. Aysell discussing public school use and a prizes opportunity, with local interest and entertainment segments.
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