Dramatic Rescue After 70 Hours Lost in White Mountains
Mrs. Louise Dennison and husband Joseph Dennison of Boston were found in the White Mountain wilderness after 70 hours of alternating darkness and daylight. Rescuers arrived as she recited Lead Kindly Light, hearing angel voices in the hymn before the door was rapped. They recover at the Balsams Hotel with bruises and blisters but in good spirits. Mrs. Dennison to remain in bed for a week.
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Paper mill closes as 200 workers strike in sympathy
In Yarmouth Maine on September 25 200 employees of the Forest Paper Company quit in a sympathetic walkout with 800 workers at the 8 D Warren mills in West Brook. Superintendent Frederick Gore said the plant would shut indefinitely with only guards remaining. Pickets blocked mill gates to stop any returning union members.
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Court martial ends Philadelphia lease dispute trial
The court mar tial at Charlestown navy yard concluded. Lieutenants Edward L. McSheehy and Walter B. Decker faced charges over a Philadelphia house lease. After reviewing several letters between them, the panel prepared its findings for Washington.
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Surprise Party Given Mrs Crouse in Crouseville Me
Mrs Jeremiah Crouse of Crouseville Me, 79, was surprised last evening at the home of her son Ansley B Crouse in Medford. Boston relatives attended the surprise gathering after a visit with her younger son QO T Crouse in Watertown. Her 10 children were among the guests. The account then shifts to a political event where President Wilson faced a mixed reception as crowds wanted campaign rhetoric and a clash over the eight hour law and government business relations.
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Presque Isle Woman Killed in Accident
Mrs O W Blackden wife of the Presque Isle House proprietor was killed today near Woodstock New Brunswick when an auto they rode in with two companions ran over an embankment. Mr Blackden was injured as they returned to Presque Isle with her body.
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President Calls Business Awakening and Foreign Markets
The President outlined a renewal of business vigor centered on expanding foreign markets. He urged American firms to face foreign competitors without government aid, relying on enterprise and innovation.
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The President envisions America competing with the world in a spirit of excellence not exclusion. He condemns fear of foreign competitors and calls for enterprise and shrewdness to pursue peaceful, honorable contest in foreign markets.
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U S Must Retain Its Gold Says Commerce Leader
William C. Redfield, Secretary of Commerce, urged Rotary members that the United States must keep its gold after the war. He warned industrial waste threatens domestic trade and urged selling goods abroad and lending money to force repayment to restore America’s commercial position.
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St. John's Prep Opens With 430 Pupils
Danvers reports St. John's Preparatory School reopened for fall with about 430 students, the largest since its founding. The start is two weeks late due to the infantile paralysis epidemic causing two postponements as the school enters its ninth year.
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