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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1919

Page

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NC-4 Ends Flight Marking Epoch in Air Navigation

The NC-4’s arrival at Plymouth concludes the transoceanic mission by the United States Navy. Officials say no further ambitious flight is planned yet, and lessons from the voyage will guide future overseas operations and improvements in navigation and equipment.

Washington Plymouth United States Navy United States Ireland South America Daniels Navy Department Trepassey Bay Azores Atlantic Navy

Spasmodic Sermon From the Illanapatis Star

A brief column called Spasmodic Sermon notes a line about eternity and decay derived from the Illanapatis Star, reflecting a literary, fringe-page observation. The fragment hints at a poetic mood within a small newspaper entry.

Illanapatis

Austria Given 15 Days to Reply on Peace Terms

Paris June 2 Peace terms were presented to the Austrians with Adriatic claims and Italian demands unresolved. The Council of Four met briefly before heading to St. Germain this morning. Premier Orlando and Col. House attended as the Adriatic question was discussed.

Paris Italy Council of Four St. Germain Orlando Col. House

Senators May Seek Covenant Amendment At Peace Conference

Senate leaders weigh a plan by Senator Cummins to send a resolution outlining necessary covenant changes to the Paris Peace Conference rather than to President Wilson. Backers argue this could secure US protections while aiding acceptance of the League of Nations. Opposition centers on adopting a modified form over the present covenant.

Washington Senate League of Nations Paria Albert B.gummins Cummins Wilson Am N League United States Paris

Peculiar Auto Accident Near Bernard Murphy Place

A Cons olidated Automobile Company vehicle from Danville to St Johnsbury left the road near Bernard Murphy's, tipped into a ditch on a hill, injuring driver George Rourke who was hospitalized with minor bruises and no broken bones, the car sustaining light damage.

Danville St. Johnsbury Consolidated Automobile Company Bernard Murphy Joe St. Johnsbury Hospital

Founding of Siberia Expedition in 1582

Yorunk, a cosmick chieftain, led chosen warriors to avian a formidable Tartar tribe east of the Urals. Tsar orders aimed to recall them but arrived too late. Yermal and his force captured Sibir, the stronghold of the Tartar chief, which became the nucleus of Siberia.

Siberia Avian Urals Enn TV Yermal Sibir Stberlt

I Track Meet at Fair Grounds Crowned by Academy

Interstate track meet at the Fair Grounds delivered a complete success with St. Johnsbury, Island Pond, Lyndon Institute, Craftsbury and Peacham competing. Dave Mills of St. Johnsbury starred with three firsts while Marsh of Island Pond set a best schoolboy mile time of 5 min 4.5 sec. Island Pond led the meet in points followed by Hardwick, St. Johnsbury, Lyndon Institute, and Craftsbury.

Academy Fair Grounds Hrattleboro Rutland Island Pond Stevens Marsh Vermont Dave Mills St. Johnsbury Rowell Craftsbury Lyndon Institute Varney Hall and Hutchins Coomer Iir Peacham Hardwick Academy Hall Smith St. J Lord K. Lanpher Mills King Wright Lyndonville Rooney Lougee Bowen Miles Lanpher St J Shores Clement Barney Morse Hutchins Graves Garo Hall Booth Craftebury

Lyndonville and Summer Street Schools Baseball Game

Lyndonville and Summer Street met Saturday on the campus with Summer Street winning 18 to 7. The junior high and St Gabriel schools played next, with junior high taking a 14 to 7 decision.

Lyndonville Summer Street School Summer Street Summer St Axel Harwood Roy F. Garfield Francis N. Pidgeon George A. Dabi Robert C Randall Ista Ralph K. Benoit Curtis A. Lacasse Rf Maynard Rf ©. Bundy If Rupert P. Hurley St. Gabriel St. Gabriel Leonard Carrier Cleary Cassin Ellis Carnier Rf Johnson Taquer Lorma Verilur Boydy Asselin Crity Bunmore Barber Liberty Smith Ralph Leonard Clary Johnson Larma Boyd Cristy St. Gabriel Carrier Figuer Veilleur Asse Tin Lowell

Peace terms given Austrians today at St Germain

Austria was informed they have 15 days to reply to the peace terms. M Clemenceau, president of the peace conference, arrived first among dignitaries. President Wilson arrived a little late. Austrian escort led in by an Italian officer as Clemenceau opened the session.

Howard Wilcox Wins 500 Mile Motor Speedway Race

Howard Wilcox of Indianapolis won the 7th annual 500 mile sweepstakes at the Motor Speedway in 5 44 21 75 amid a crowd of 25000. Arthur Thurman and Louis Lecocq and mechanic R Bandini were killed. two others injured. Wilcox earned 20000 and teammates included Guyot.

Indianapolis Ind Howard Wilcox the Motor Speedway Arthur Thurman Newark N.J Louis Lecocq Los Angeles Cal R. Bandini Wilcox Hearne Goux Guyot Alley de Palma L. Chevrolet Vail G. Chayrole Thomas

Armenian proprietor shoots trio in Winooski restaurant

Hagop Nerdinian shot Dora Savard and Wilfred Savard at 12 West Allen Street before turning the revolver on himself. All three were unconscious. Dora expected to recover, others gravely injured. The incident followed a quarrel over the Savards' ties to Armenia and the sister’s refusal to continue a relationship.

West Allen Street Winooski Hagop Nerdinian Main Street Dora Savard Dora Wilfred Nerdinian Armenia Nordinian West Spring Street

German Delegation Head Rejects Treaty Terms

Bernsdorff asserts that framed treaty terms exceed what the people can endure and says no German would sign a document seen as a death sentence. He warns the more the spirit of the treaty is studied the more opposition grows.

Angeles Viewed by U S as Mexican Rebel General

General Felipe Angeles, proclaimed Provisional President by Villa’s forces, writes Washington outlining aims to restore the 1857 constitution and law and order. Acting Secretary Polk says Mexico’s Carranza is president and Angeles is a rebel, but praises his soldierly record.

Washington Felipe Angeles Villa Mexico General Angeles Queretaro Felix Diaz Manuel Mondyagon Rodolfo Reyes General de la Barra Huerta Madera Mondragon Villistas Carranzi Angeles Jaw

Little girl’s red coat spoiled by funeral outfit

A mother buys a bright red coat for her daughter but with a death in the family she dresses the girl in an old black coat. The child cries saying she cannot wear the new red coat and will not have a good time at the funeral.

Longfellow Line Echoes From Dally Thought

A brief inscription urges readers to look inward and write from the heart. The source presents a reflective prompt attributed to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, inviting introspection and creative writing.

Dally Longfellow

German envoy rejects Versailles treaty as impossible to carry out

In Washington on June 2 Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, head of the German peace delegation, calls the Versailles draft more than the German people can bear and says deeper study confirms its impossibility to carry out. Berlin reports add Count von Bernsdorff notes no German would sign a document seen as a death sentence to the Fatherland and urges amendments to the unfulfillable stipulations for peace.

Washington Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Count Brockdorff-Rantzau State Department Berlin Count von Bernsdorff Paris Count Brockdorff Rantzau

Last Polish King Stanislaus Poniatowski Dies in 1708

Stanislaus Poniatowski, the last king of Poland, died on April 11 1708 in Petrograd after he ceded the throne in 1704. His reign saw Poland divided by Russia Prussia and Austria and his retirement on a pension followed.

Stans Islaus Poniatowski Poland Poniatowski Stanislaus Russia Prussia Austria Petrograd

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