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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

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Missing Rogers Girl Seen With Foreigners In Town

Madeline Rogers, who vanished Wednesday night, was reported seen at three village locations by Boy Scouts and pupils. They spotted her in an automobile with foreigners near the Gass Garage and Gas Works. She appeared exhausted and claimed she planned to attend school but investigators doubt that. Police had no trace until sightings emerged and pledged to capture those responsible for the alleged incident.

Madeline Rogers Gass Western Avenue

Austria to be ruled by communists according to reports

London dispatch reports a communist government to be proclaimed in Austria Sunday with promises of quick success. Govern ment circles say about forty percent of the Austrian army are Bolshevik and likely to align with Hungarian communists. Overall Austro Hungarian situation judged serious.

London Austria

Wilson pledges unofficial aid to Irish envoys in peace talks

President Wilson told Irish American leaders Frank Walsh and Edward Dunne he would unofficially assist in bringing the Irish question to the attention of the peace commissioners. The pledge came after a 30 minute White House meeting in Paris, in response to a Senate resolution urging action by American delegates.

Paris Wilson America Frank P. Walsh Edward Dunne Messrs. Walsh

Swiss see League Covenant with earnest study

Swiss Parliament discussed joining the League of Nations with interpellations from three state councillors. Foreign Minister Dr Felix Calonder said the question must be studied by the people, acknowledging flaws but deeming the league the only long term path to an international peace. A 74 year old Nelson Coffin connection noted in obituary. Fishing reports from Milton and Lake Dunmore foreclosure on the hotel in Middlebury.

Berne Associated Press League of Nations Felix Calonder

Savings Stamps Sale Continued Under Treasury Policy

The treasury will continue selling Savings Stamps and certificates to meet a portion of government needs during the transition and thrift campaign. Secretary Glass announced to federal reserve officials that this remains a permanent part of the treasury’s fiscal policy.

Treasury Glass

Navy Recruiting Seeks Young Men for Various Trades

Burlington recruiting officers Chief Yeoman Wilson and Hospital Corpsman Hennion travel to the U S Employment Office to recruit bandsmen, machinists, electricians, hospital corpsmen and yeomen. Enlistees receive leave and placement on ships with training at Newport and Portsmouth and promotion paths to warrant and lieutenant ranks.

Yeoman Wilson Burlington H. A Hennion Hospital Corpman Navy U. S. Employment Office Pythian Naval Service Army Marine Corps Boston U. S Pittsburg Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard Newport R. L Hospital Corps Yeoman R. 1

Ufa Captured by Reds After Desperate Fight

Bolshevist forces seized Ufa after three days of sanguinary combat aided by new Bolshevist air action. Ufa lies 175 miles east of Samara on the Trans-Siberian line in Orensburg Province. The British submarine in the Baltic, missing since June 4, is presumed sunk with all hands after engaging destroyers in the Gulf of Koparia.

London Ufa Admiral Kolchak Orensburg Samara Admiralty Baltic Sea Gulf of Koparia Gulf of Finland Petrograd

Verdict Awarded to Williams Mfg Co in Fire Insurance Case

The jury awarded plaintiff Williams Mfg Co $3228 in a long legal battle over fire loss of a veneer mill in East Haven. The suit, first filed February 1910, has moved through supreme and county courts, with remands and retrials, ending in yesterday's verdict. Attorneys Porter, Witters & Harvey and J W Redmond represented plaintiff. Dunnett Shields & Conant defended the insurers.

Insurance Company Williams Mfg. Co. Et al Insurance Go North America Supreme Court East Haven Tudge Munson Hazelton Porter, Witters & Harvey J. W. Redmond Plaintiff Dunnett, Shields & Conant

KEEP UP INSURANCE FOR DISCHARGED SERVICE MEMBERS

All discharged soldiers and sailors should keep up War Risk Insurance premiums. Those who have paid may soon convert to other forms without another physical. If premiums lapsed, contact Major T. J. Johnston at Headquarters Northeastern Department Boston now to reinstate and learn about new insurance types and rates. Include discharge date and any post discharge premium payments. The officer will assist allotment and allowance recipients not currently receiving them.

T. J. Johnston Northeastern Department Chauncey Street Boston Mass

Germans Moving War Material Across Fronts

German papers report ongoing movement of war material from beyond occupied areas and withdrawals of troops from sectors opposite Allied bridgeheads. Industrial plants banks and civilians east of the bridgeheads prepare for possible Allied eastward advances.

Cobsenz

Americans Favor New Economic Council For Postwar Reconstruction

Paris dispatch reports a heated debate over continuing or reforming the Supreme Economic Council. Americans oppose a revived body under allied control and urge forming a fresh international organization. A broad survey of Europe’s raw materials needs and reconstruction funding is deemed an urgent first duty for economic experts.

Paris Associated Press Council Europe

Newport Car Takes Girl Home After Banquet

Newport High School class members returning from a banquet rode in four cars. While passing near West Burke and Willoughby Lake a small car driven by Postmaster Densmore and Miss Aldrich slid up a steep bank after the driver lost control. The car overturned, pinning Miss Densmore under the vehicle and causing serious injuries. other occupants escaped with minor injuries.

Newport High School St. Johnsbury House Moore Betrous Prouty Donald Aiken Rudolph Bigelow Edward Camp Edwin Camp West Burke Willoughby Lake Densmore Aldrich Lyndonville Miss Densmore Newport

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Rogers Girl Boy Scouts St. Johnsbury VI C. A. Calderwood, Inc Senate Peace League Henry P. Coffin Nelson P. Coffin Keene, N. H Mr. Coffin Ludlow New Hampshire Milton Frei Ballard Ralph Ryan HE. S. Rogers Lake Dunmore Hotel Middlebury Tra W. Shapira Lougee & Smythe Washington General Survey of Asselin Bros. the Spot THE First National Bank
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