Evening Caledonian June 21 1919 St Johnsbury Vermont
The Evening Caledonian weekly edition lists staff and publishing details for June 21 1919 in St Johnsbury Vermont. It notes association with the Associated Press and publication terms including subscription rates and delivery terms. The paper names editor W D Pelley and local staff such as Chas C Lord, Alice Massey, and Raymond Packard.
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Associated Press
Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas, C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Imperperator
Myles
Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Life’s Dreary Path and Daily Ditties in Wartime Whitman Odds
A fragmentary column blends quips on work, holidays, beer propaganda, and manners. It muses on return from war, the value of kindness, and the old ideal of good manners as shaping daily life amid a cost of living era. It closes with a quotation on sociable conduct.
Newport Pire Fire Threatens Lumber Yard
The Newport Pire blaze raged fiercely but with no wind, kept from spreading to lumber piles. Firefighters, aided by water streams, contained the fire. alarm failures caused initial confusion and spectators gathered from autos as the Prouty Miller firm faced its fourth major fire since 1914. A smaller mill will replace the damaged one, with a million and a half feet of lumber remaining to saw.
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Prouty & Miller
G. H. Prouty
Five Die as Riot Turmoil Sees Factory Attacks
In Waterbury at the Pad y Atwood Manufacturing complex a riot shattered windows and triggered a fire. Police, Home Guard, and city guards clashed with strikers for over an hour, dozens arrested, one woman accused of inciting the crowd. Firemen redirected water to quell mobs while officers cleared streets and guarded gun emplacements late into the night.
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Juring Company
Rd & Atwood Manufacturing
Pady
Waterbury
Home Guard
City Guard
Brooklyn
Thompson's revolver fatal blow to Corey
Thompson's revolver struck Corey in the abdomen and he died two days later in a hospital.
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Thompson
Corey
Outing of shoe dealers at Lake Willoughby hailed best yet
The fifth annual outing of the Vermont Retail Shoe Dealers association at Lake Willoughby drew about 80 members. Speakers I H Morse Arthur D Anderson and T C Mirkil discussed leather price rises due to foreign buying and noted 80 new members and five new homes joining since the last meeting. Barre may host next year’s convention.
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Vermont Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Lake Willoughby
I. H. Morse
New England Organization
Arthur D. Anderson
Boston
Boot and Shoe Record
T. C. Mirkil
Philadelphia
National Shoe Retailers’ Association
United States
National Association
Barre
Deputy Sheriff Buys Prison Grounds Produce in Vermont
Deputy Sheriff John F. Smith, longtime custodian of Rutland’s house of correction grounds, purchases produce grown on the dismantled prison site and plans to market it. Frank Cromack dies at his Bennington home age 77. former selectman and board of health president, stepped down last spring due to ill health. Seventeen year cicadas expected statewide, found in southern Addison county with sightings in Shoreham and Orwell.
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Sherif John F. Smith
House of Correction
Rutland
Market St
Frank Cromack
Bennington
Board of Health
Vermont
Addison County
Shoreham
Orwell
Fraternal Orders Announce July Communications and Homecoming Appeal
Passumpsic Lodge No. 27 F and A M and Palestine Commandery No. 5 KT schedule July convocations and a joint Welcome Home Celebration for returned soldiers. Willard V. Orcutt presides. A M Lang records. One member, born July 8 in Fair Haven, died June 17 after a long service in Rutland.
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Palestine Commandery
K. T. Frank F. Polly
West Rudsidique
Fair Haven
West
Rutland
Willard V. Orcutt
Com
A. M. Lang
Railways Set For Rate Hikes and Return Debate
Editors across the nation favor returning railroads to private ownership while calling for higher freight and passenger rates to cover rising costs. Congress is ready to act with steps toward restoring private control, greater national oversight, and legalized consolidations under public-interest standards.
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Washington
Thsr
Congress of
Tuth
Congress
Paul Treasury
Mallreads
Bennington Jury Convicts Man in Gunpoint Case
A Bennington County court jury found Edwin Thompson guilty of pointing a loaded revolver at Paul Corey. The incident occurred late in winter as several local boys tramped in the woods near fires, reportedly imitating Western films.
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Bennington County
Cam
Edwin Thompson
Paul Corey
Bennington
Will West
Brattleboro Boy Killed in France Near St Mihiel
Official telegram confirms Private John J Manning of Company H 102nd Infantry Vermont National Guard was killed in action after earlier reports of wounded and missing. He was 24, from Elliot Street, served on Mexican border duty, and likely fell near St Mihiel around September 18.
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Brattleboro
War Department
Thomas J. Manning
Elliot Street
John J. Manning
102Nd Infantry
St. Mihiel
Vermont
National Guard
O'Brien Case Continuance And Rutland Trolley Incident
Judge Stanley C Wilson grants a continuance in the State vs E I OBrien perjury case to June 30 after attorney W R McFeeters of St Albans requests delay. In Rutland two trolley wires broke causing disruption. passenger Mrs Arthur Granger was injured when a wire struck her during alighting and a second break near an apartment building caused a brief blaze that drew the fire department.
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Stanley C. Wilson
W. R. Mc- Feeters
St. Albans
State of
Vermont
E. I. O'Brien
Rutland
McFeethers
Arthur Granger
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