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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1920

Page

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North Troy Edges Newport High In Painful Pitching Duel

North Troy beat Newport High 8 to 3 at North Troy Park in a low skating afternoon game. Weather was frigid and ball handling difficult as errors by Newport aided North Troy's comeback, with standout pitching and a late stretch sealing the win.

North Troy Newport High Newport Noth Troy Park Newport Tain Sivage Sokal Tomy Wien Brock Ion Allen Innelt

Wilson Attitude Unchanged Amid Peace Vote Debate

Washington May 4 In administration circles officials say President Wilson has not altered his stance on the peace treaty. Rumors claim a veto remains possible, with officials recalling a Senate letter as a sign. A White House decision is awaited on whether to support or oppose the peace resolution amid persistent uncertainty.

Washington Wilton Knox Contesianiil White House Senate Teds Glew Virginia

Paint Up and Clean Up Week in St Johnsbury

The Commercial Club appointed Charles E Peck to lead a town wide Paint Up and Clean Up campaign in St Johnsbury for the second week of May. Residents are urged to cooperate to beautify streets, with a gala May 14 offering free tickets and community service by Sevvil children. The effort aims to improve fire protection, adornment, and sanitation, hoping to earn St Johnsbury the sobriquet workmen's paradise. new bedford mills re open despite strike new bedford mass May 4 The cotton mills reopened today with partial operations as strikers claim increases in participation amid the walkout that began yesterday. opening hour quiet, dareee wins leage rifle match new a avien com may duty won the telewanhic life match with Yale scoring 492 070.

Charles E. Peck St Johnsbury St. Johnsbury Peck Chaise Wall Sevilly Hepworth Pixon New Bedford Mills New Bedford Mays Tut Temlers

Battle for Kiev Draws Fierce Fighting Across Hills

In a tense clash near Kiev the Ukrainian capital is contested as hills and rivers shape the battle. The struggle centers on possession with heavy fighting and strategic lines under pressure from both sides. Meanwhile in Washington, farm loan officials report over 50 million dollars halted by litigation over the Farm Loan Act.

Warsaw Russia Marie Holsheyilki Wwe Kiev Aielit Tor Livight Washington Fann Jontx

Barnet Population Drop Marked by Census Decline

The census office reports Barnet’s population at 1,685 with a 1.3 percent decline from prior totals. Earlier counts showed higher figures, with a peak near 2,527, followed by gradual decreases through 1880 and later years, reflecting a steady downward trend in the town’s size.

Waanimptun Jee Barnet Uwe Vermont

The Home Store Service and Its Global System

The Home Store offers a service surpassing simple retail. It ties into a worldwide distribution system built by leading business minds. Central depots supply any item and trained reps assist stores of any size to join a gear system delivering high standards of service.

Court decides Christian Science directors remain in place

Boston May 4 The present board of directors of the First Church of Christ Scientist remains the de facto administration while the Supreme Court reviews the case. Judge Pierce rejected a request to join John Dittemore as a defendant in the suit seeking the trustees’ accounting and handling of trust funds.

Boston First Church of Christ (Scientist Iail Upreme John Dittemore Supreme Court Pierce The Christian Science Publishing Co Dittemore

Utica Printers Strike Across Three Daily Papers

Utica New York printers employed on the three daily papers and the Saturday Globe went on strike today. The Press was issued, while the Observer and Reporter plan to issue this afternoon after arbitration terms were violated. Washington reports President Wilson has signed a pension bill expanding Civil War and veteran dependents' benefits.

Utica Globe Observer Washington Wilson Hi

Boy Killed in Burlington Formerly Lived in St. John

Eight year old Philip Moriarty of Burlington died when the Hong Toy factory walls collapsed. He recently moved from Portmouth Street in St John to Burlington with his parents Mr and Mrs John Moriarty. At least one other worker, Thomas Shanley, died in the incident and more family members were injured.

Burlington Monday Philip K. Moriarty Aso Thomas J. Shanley Philip Kenneth Moclarty John J. Moriarty Porthimd Street St. Johnelury Burlington

Death of Julius C. Salina at St. Johnsbury Hospital

Julius C Salina died at St Johnsbury Hospital early Saturday aged 80. Born at sea of Danish descent he spent boyhood in the South and lived in Montpelier after the war. He was a veteran of the Tenth Vermont and later worked in Montpelier and Burlington. He leaves a wife and children from two marriages, with many relatives in Berlin Corner Northfield and Andover. Funeral services were held in St Johnsbury and Montpelier with local clergy and family present. He was known for warmth, neighborliness, and his reminiscences of youth.

Julius Salting St. Johnsbury Hospital Mr. Salina South C. Montpelier Vermont Montpelier St Johnshire Tgn T. Paisbanks Tompany Jules Salina Berlin George Northfield G. W. Luce Montpelie Pierce Andover Mass Clara Tilley Pasadena Frank Wagner Burlington Salina Chanberlin Post G. A R North Congregational Church Fr. Richards Piensa Charles St. John

McIndoes Pulp Co Plans Spur to Connecticut River

Mt Tom Sulphite Pulp Company at McIndoes extends a spur through farmland bought from Mr Johnson to the Connecticut River. A crew of Heston and Maine track layers lays the line, ending with an electric carver to lift four foot logs from the river. Peck Company of St Johnsbury ships cement. Eastern Vermont Public Utilities installs 800 HP electric motor for power. Pulpwood will be loaded at Be Tiloek, then hauled to the mill. aim for 30 carloads daily through summer. Promoters plan a hydroelectro project, hoping lower material costs this year justify fall commissioning.

Mt. Tom McIndoes Connecticut Bir Johnson Trnck Heston Maine Mit. Tom Corporation Peck Company St. Johnsbury Eastern Vermont Public Utilities Co BOO H Be Tiloek

Miss Mary Elizabeth Evans Betrothal to Providence Man

A fragmentary notice reports Miss Mary Elizabeth Evans of New York City engaged to Henry J Sharpe of Providence owner of Brows & Sharpe Manufacturing. Evans runs Mary Elizabeth tea rooms on Fifth Avenue and is linked to Grove Candies Co. Inc in Johnsbury visits.

PEC Annemeeg Mary Elizabeth Evans New York City Henry J Sharpe Providence Brows & Sharpe Manufacturing Company Evens Mary Elizebeth Fifth Avenue Johnsbury Fale Grove Candies Co. Inc Mr. Sharpe

New Street Car Strike Shuts Cleveland Railyard

May 4 reports mass meetings ended with rejection of the transit union's 75 cent hourly demand and a 75 cent minimum. About 1000 workers affected as talks broke late last night with midnight deadline set. Rialto Theatre in Poughkeepsie suffered a $700 loss after a separate fire.

Snene Cleveland Railroad Co Tomorow Rialto Ac Poughkeepsie Rial

Testimony Unshaken In Two-Hour Court Cross Ex

Mrs. Marion L. Otterson testifies under cross examination in Concord New Hampshire as she faces trial for murder of Maurice Otterson. The defense notes the dog’s unreliability as a witness and Otterson describes hearing a shuffle and feeling no chance to scream during the attack.

Associated Press Concord N. H Young Marion L. Otterson Maurice Otterson Nerskicua AL Houanely Maurice Otterson Maurier Jand

400 Fairbanks Men to Wear Khaki Suits

A Fairbanks Oil Company office staff and workers switch to two piece khaki outfits for inside and outside the factory. A burglary report notes a woman was attacked, hearing whispered threats and a burglar promising to shoot, as one man passed her on the way out.

Fairbanks T. Fairbanks Oil Company Marion

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