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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1920

Page

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Orleans Girl Is Placed On Probation

Judge Will M. Wright of Barton presided over a busy Municipal Court session. E. J. Gibson of Windsor pleaded guilty to raising a check and Miss Louise Rogers of Orleans admitted aiding and abetting by cashing it. Gibson received a prison term of one to three years. the girl was sentenced to six months to five years and placed on probation until further order of the court.

Will M. Wright Barton Tates Frank J Thompson E. J. Gibson Windsor Louise Rogers Orleans Gibson Charles Hyatt Derby William Melville Charleston

Lyndon Institute Tracks For St Johnsbury Meet Wednesday

Lyndon Institute will send its track team to St Johnsbury on Wednesday afternoon to face the St. Johnsbury Academy. The Caledonia County Fair Grounds meet begins at 2:30 p.m. Lyndon entries include Gaudette Currier Bedard Jay in the hundred and two twenty yard dashes, Bedard Currier Jay Bedard in the forty, Bedard Currier S P Wood in the forty, Hutchins Heath R W Wood in the eighty, and Hutchins Dresser Heath Edmunds in the mile, Morse R W Wood George in the shot put.

Lyndon Institute St. Johnsbury St. Johnsbury Academy Caledonia Entres County Fair Lyndon Gaudette Currier Bedard Jay S. P. Wood Hutchins Heath R. W. Wood Dresser Edmunds Morse George

North Sea barrage called American plan delayed by opposition

Secretary Daniels testified before the Senate Naval Investigating Committee that the North Sea mine barrage, a key Allied effort, was an American plan delayed six months due to Rear Admiral Sims and the British Admiralty. He accused Sims of stealing credit and claimed the Bureau of Ordnance conceived the plan before urging the British. Governors in six states proclaimed American Legion week from May 17 to 22 to recruit 1,000,000 members, with other states expected to join.

Black Sea Washington Wilson Batama Manly Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lodge Germany Austria Senate Agarmac McCumber North Thikota State Foreign Relations Committee America North Sea Sims Senate Naval Investigating Committee Daniels Navy Department Bureau of Ordnance Admiralty Admiral Sims Admiral Mayo Finlly Indianapolis Ind New Hampshire American Legion

Textile engineers return to work in Lawrence plants

Practically all stationary engineers who struck for higher wages returned to work in Lawrence textile plants. Union officials hinted an increase would be announced soon to take effect June 1, while management had not yet granted the demand. William Dean Howells, noted novelist, died in New Boe. He had spent the winter in Savannah and fell ill with influenza.

Tetile Lawrence Mass William Dean Howells New Boe Savannah

Miss Brooks Leader Next Conference

The older girls conference at Burlington drew 560 attendees from Burlington and nearby towns. Delegates traveled from St Johnsbury Hardwick and Peacham for a weekend hosted by the YWCA, with events at University of Vermont First Church and Edmunds High School led by Miss Margaret Peck and Mrs. James S. Allen, ending with a council and greetings from University of Vermont and Burlington High School girls.

Burlington St. Johnsbury Hardwick Peacham University of Vt Edmunds High School Margaret Peck James S. Allen Witchester Mass Girls’ Council University of Vermont Doris Thompson Buylindon High School Laura Buckham

Doubt Expressed on Reported Capture of Mexican President

Reports from Mexico on the revolutionary situation along the border were fragmentary and conflictive. Dispatches claimed Carranza was prisoner near Veracruz with 4,000 troops at San Marcos, 27 miles north of Puebla, while other leaders denied the capture.

Associated Press Mexico Carranza Vera Cruz San Marcos Puebla

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