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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
1
Mrs. George Raymond aged 50 and her daughter Alice, 15, were struck and killed by a passenger train on the bridge at the end of Lake Memphremagog near Newport Vermont. They had recently moved from Orleans and bought a home in Glen Derby. Raymond worked in a local mill.
The Senate voted unanimously to probe the peace treaty leak and to obtain the full treaty text from the secretary of state, as Republicans push a Kellogg Lodge Borah substitute while Hitchcock accuses Lodge, and American peace delegates in Paris seek to verify copies abroad amid concern over leaked German terms.
An account recalls a March entry to Montoir and Bassens during the American advance in France. It describes inspections of ordinance warehouses near St Nazaire, the Bassens dock complex, and the vast embarkation and delousing process before troops depart.
A supplementary report from Frank P. Walsh and Edward F. Dunne to President Wilson states that guerilla warfare now exists in Ireland and follows up on conditions there as the major conflict begins.
Paris report says allied governments will not deliver the reply before Friday. The communication will grant Germany five days to decide to accept or reject the treaty. The Council of Four met to review commissions' reports on German proposals as Washington officials anticipate President...
W P Hobby telegraphs War Department urging two Texas National Guard brigades be called into federal service to join regular troops along the border amid rising Mexican raids. War Department, surprised by the request, seeks report from Major General Harris as eight cavalry regiments and numerous infantry already man border posts in Texas Arizona and New Mexico.
Washington June 9 50 000 recruits for the Army of Occupation have been obtained General March chief of staff announced that incomplete reports showed over forty eight thousand enrolled Three year enlistments continue to predom inate over one year These troops are for foreign service.
A nationwide walkout of Commercial Telegraphers Union members is set to begin next Wednesday morning at eight o'clock standard time. The strike targets telegraph and telephone operators and affects between 60,000 and 100,000 workers, with about 25,000 union members.
Nicaragua asks the United States to land forces to counter a feared invasion by Costa Rica. The Nicaraguan legation cites Tinoco's frontier buildup and accuses Nicaraguans of aiding revolutionaries while noting past wartime cooperation with the United States.
At Fairbanks Museum the Woman's department of the Farm Bureau heard Miss Holden of Burlington present How to Make House Work Easier. She shared shortcuts for arranging utensils, planning work, and shelf reorganization to save steps as Mrs. A W Flint presided. A follow up on Clothing and Food Values was planned with sewing and cooking classes announced for City Mission attendees.
The three Scout troops led by Scoutmaster Baxter stage a lively campaign for new members at a drill camp on Court House Square. A union service at the Globe Theatre featured a parade, music, and talks by Mr Richards and Mr Baxter on the aims and insignia of Scouting.
Final report by Mrs. C A Simpson, vice state chairman of Vermont's woman's Liberty Loan committee, shows 2714100 subscriptions for the Victorious Fifth. Caledonia county contributed 307800 with Rutland leading at 507800. other counties listed with varied totals across the state.
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