Evening Caledonian 1919 Edition Highlighting Staff and Rates
The Evening Caledonian of St Johnsbury Vermont lists its daily publication schedule, subscription rates, and staff for June 5 1919. It notes Associated Press news rights and local staffing details including editor W D Pelley and local editor Chas C Lord.
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Associated Press
Thia
Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles
Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Barre Bonds For War Memorial Up To 60000
Barre votes to issue bonds totaling up to 60000 for a soldiers memorial, supplementing a 10000 gift from quarry owners. The Burlington News notes talk of a Liberty building in Burlington but says progress is slow, urging other Vermont towns to follow Barre’s lead.
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Barre
Burlington
Vermont
Burlington News
Frightful German diplomacy in doubt and turmoil
The article argues German diplomacy is down and out and may have pivoted to terrorism to pressure American opinion for milder terms for Germany. It notes the strategy aims to bluff and bulldoze Wilson and the United States at Paris, reflecting long-standing German belief in pressuring peacemakers.
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Germany
Paris
Mr. Wilson
Call for nationwide action against German sympathy crimes
The New York Herald argues that while direct links are unclear, a pattern of bombings suggests a nationwide conspiracy sympathetic to German aims. It urges federal, state, and municipal authorities to pursue all guilty individuals and to avoid blaming random actors. It calls for a nationwide effort to punish those responsible.
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United States
Germany
New York Herald
Germans Refuse Responsibility In Peace Terms Debate
A packed clipping contrasts German denial of fault with Allied terms after World War I. It notes Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau resigning from the peace delegation amid humiliation fears and cites editorials from Bennington Banner and Troy Record. Nearby, Hortonville hosts Electa Baker's 80th birthday, Orwell Sudbury Brandon neighbors attend. Arlington doctors announce a price raise, yet remain cheaper than peers elsewhere.
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Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Troy
Germany
Hui San
Wilhelm
Bennington Banner
Orwell, Sudbury
Brandon
Electa Baker
Hortonville
Boy Scout Campaign Quotas Set for Districts
The Boy Scout Movement seeks auxiliary membership and strong leadership to sustain growth. Current membership totals about 472000 Scouts and leaders, with 250 paid officials. The country is divided into districts by Federal Reserve regions for quota based recruitment. Boston district leads with a quota of 82853.
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Boy Scout Movement
Feder
Boston
Montpelier Woman Robbed in Burlington Hold Up
Miss Frances Morse millinery shop owner in Burlington was robbed Saturday night after leaving her store. About $100 in money and several articles of jewelry were taken from her purse following a short struggle. Police have found no suspect. The incident marks the first hold-up in seven years in the city.
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Miss Frances Morse
Burlington
Miss Morse
Emmons Street
Montpelier Junction
Confessions rise in Winooski murder case and jail detentions
News from the state reports Mike Avruzen and four others confined in county jail. Budd Warten of Stowe caught a 15.46 inch trout in a recent outing. Neal Ward of Wardwick landed a Lineh trout near Dunnel price. A four year old boy, Clyde Andros, became ill after eating half a yeast cake. Rev O Denham of Georgia will lead Dover Baptist Church starting June 1. Charles A Greene of Pittsford died suddenly while walking with his wife and daughter, leaving 14 children and 24 grandchildren. Mike Aviuszu confessed to stabbing Dominic Ayruzan in Winooski, with bloodied 9 inch shears found in his coat. Barbers and Momona linked to the case, prior suspects clarified. Fred Meneen of Burlington received a suspended sentence for non-support, under probation terms.
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Charles A. Greene
Pittsford
Jas Fe
Winooski
Mike Aviuszu
Dominic Ayruxan
Stite
Allen M. Martin
Barber
Chittenden
Burlington
Mike
House of Correction
Windsor
Fred Meneen
Airplane Stations Planned for Columbus Centenary
Plans announced for air transport links to the Columbus Ohio Methodist Centenary celebration June 20 to July 4. Aircraft from major manufacturers may exhibit at the Ohio State University field near the grandstand, with air landings facilitated for a global audience. The Centenary Cadets of 1000 Boy Scouts and youths will guide visitors, while Chaplain B L Nixon of the Marines is named Senior Chaplain, and Major General Leonard Wood serves as Honorary Colonel.
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Boston
Columbus
J. T. Bartholomew
New England
U. S
Ohio State University
France
Ohio State
United States
Alonzo E. Wilson
Methodist Boy Scouts
New Engand
Centenary
United States Marines
B. L. Nixon
Nixon
Eorld
Marine Corps
Chateau ‘Thierry
Belleau Wood
M.C. A
Chateau Thierry
Leonard Wood
Lodge says he has a copy of the treaty in New York
Senators debate a German peace treaty copy reportedly in New York hands amid a wider scandal. Lodge claims a 208 page document was in his hands yesterday while others dispute full possession in any single place. The labor addendum sparks alarm over a proposed permanent labor conference with broad, global reach.
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Senator Lodge
New York
United States Senate
State Department
Lodge
Walters
Polk
Lod
Senate
Senate of the United States
United States
League of Nations
Great Britain
Permanent Labor Conferences
South
Ishor Conference
Murder confession after arrest reveals street quarrel and knife threat
Mike admitted killing after learning of Momona's arrest. He recounted meeting his cousin on the street, a escalating quarrel, and Dominic drawing a knife at the corner. Mike claimed he pleaded not to fight, but Dominic persisted, leading to the stabbing. He explained the shears confession as finding his daughter playing with them and taking them to trim his nails.
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Mike
Momona
Corer
Dominic
Doinic
Leader to address troops at exposition grounds July 1
A public notice states a speaker will review and address his troops at the exposition grounds on July 1, outlining a planned gathering and ceremonial event. The document emphasizes troop presence and orderly conduct at the venue.
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Exposition Grounds
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Evening Caledonian
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Eastern Avenue
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Physicians of
Arlington
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
I. Citizens Bank Block
The
Peck Company
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Vate
BOY Scout
Montpelier
F. I. Russell
Concord, Vt
Prasumpaic
A. M
Birney L. Hall
W. M
Fred H. Dolloff
Haswell
Royal Arch
Bloomfield A. Palmer
F. G. Moore
Sec'y
Palestine Commandery
K. T
Willard V. Orcutt
Com
A.M. Lang
Knights OF Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Ih. W. Clark
B. Anderson
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Old
Mike Avruzen
Budd Warten
Stowe
Neal Ward
Wardwick
Clyde
Perley Andros
Hardwick
O. Denham
Georgia
Baptist Church of
Dover
Mike Momona
Stramintino
Dominic Arrugea
Isarge
Miks Arruzza
Columbus, Ohio
S. Senate
Peck CO
St Johnsbury, Vt
Eraid
Chica
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