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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1925

Page

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Liquor Haul Seized In Bootleg Ring Bust

A state trooper on furlough and three bootleggers were involved in a failed hijacking at the Benson estate in Ditch Plain. The trooper William Delmadge was dismissed and held under military arrest after being wounded. Troopers removed 1300 cases of liquor from the estate and Frank Dickerson was arrested on related charges with $2000 bail.

Associated Press Lieut Lynch Troper Shere William ~ Delmadge Delmadis Patchogue L. 1 Penhea Benson Ditch Frank Dickerson Tocal Boxfossia Dickerson Army “Page Brooklyn Sconta

Gary Officers Take Woman Into Custody

Gary police from Indiana arrive in Chicago to detain Anna Cunningham amid investigations into the suspicions deaths of her husband and four children, with son David Jr hospitalized. Authorities coordinate with Lake County and Chicago officials over the custody and return of Cunningham to Gary for inquiry.

Associated Press Chicago Tino_ Gary Ind Anna Cunningham David, Jr Gary Porter County Cunningham

Birthday Party Honors Levina Trickey at Home

A birthday party for Levina Trickey was held at 51 McDonough Street, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Trickey. Eleven playmates attended, and refreshments including candy, nuts, fruit, ice cream, and a birthday cake with eleven candles were served after several games.

Levina Trickey Pirenta Trickey

Nashua Man Suffocated by Smoke in Bed Incident

A Nashua lodger Charles died from smoke suffocation after smoking in bed. Firemen entered a smokefilled room after a bell, moved the mattress to the street, and found the victim dead from suffocation.

Nashua Associa Press Charles

One Day Ministry Proposed in France Shadowed by DeMonzie

Paris April 11 Senator DeMonzie finance minister in the Herriot cabinet was summoned to the Elysee by President Doumergue to discuss a one day ministry proposal. The aim is to vote a bill extending currency circulation limits and state borrowing. DeMonzie has been widely suggested to head the ministry.

Associated Press Paris DeMonzie Herriot Palace of the Elysee Doumergue

Tilton Boy 15 Killed by Auto on Daniel Webster Highway

A Tilton youth of 15 was struck and killed yesterday near the Daniel Webster highway vicinity when stepping from behind a parked car. The vehicle was driven by K. W. Morlan of Tilton. Morrison was not held.

Tilton Boy Daniel Webster K. W. Morlaon Tilton Morrison

First Commercial Air Line Starts In Detroit

Detroit April 13 The Foard Motor Co today inaugurated what is said to be the first commercial air line though details are sparse and the ceremony drew attention to the fledgling aviation venture the article notes as a historic step in flight commerce.

Detroit The Foard Motor Co

Edward Ball Injured in Fall Breaks Hip

Edward Ball is under treatment for a broken hip after a fall near Middlé Aprent. The incident was reported in the local column and notes his ongoing medical care following the accident.

Edward Ball

Shortin Crash at Crossing Leaves Two Injured

Two men were badly hurt and five year old Eleanor escaped injury when a sedan was struck at a railroad crossing near Midland Avenue by a Cheyenne bound Erie express. Joseph and George Dechlong, both 42 from Arcola NJ, suffered internal injuries and leg fractures. Joseph's left foot was torn. Eleanor crawled out unhurt as the car was hurled 400 feet along the tracks.

Enery Chey Erle Midland Aves Enat Paterson Joseph Dechlong Farmer Arcola N. J George Paterson General Hospital Joseph Eleanor Joseph Dechiony

Ails Wife and Shoots Hinsele

Ails wife and shoots Hinsele in their apartment doorway shortly before noon. Leonard Cook, a restaurant proprietor, killed his wife Catherine then shot himself. Physicians say he would die. The Cook family had come from Newnott years ago. Acquaintances said they quarreled prior to the incident.

Naneleon Cook Catherina Cook

Four Men and Two Women Arrested in Raid by County Authorities

County officers and Manchester police raided a Fremont farmhouse last Saturday night arresting John Cunningham and three others, with two stolen cars seized. Six suspects, including Gladys Cunningham and Margaret Cheney, were arraigned in Epping and Manchester courts on larceny and related charges.

Epping Manchester County Mada John Cunningham Fremont Cunningham Kendall Blas West Medford Mass George Leave 25 Everett William J. Booth Gladys Cunningham Margaret Cheney Everett Tudkins I ‘Charee George Refaye Moargar Cheneyham John Cunning Ham Cunningham Farm Malden Somerville Otty Titon Rowe Exeter James Bryan Charles R. Healy Capstain Martin Rourke Thomas Kelley Maning Albert G. Robitaille Martin S. Sullivan James Sullivan Sullivan Steven A. Frost Frost Lee Bryan Stratham Alfred Smith Exeter Road Hampton Lood Beig Booth York Sem Po Uce

Four Day Week Plan Faces Officer Attack

Compiled from a troubled report, an officer wound is described amid messy OCR. The piece cites April in Port Chester New York, noting a Timothy Ryan patrolman involved after a speeding car incident. The article also mentions a Pepperrell cotton plant employing 8500 workers and a Methodist parsonage open house.

Associated Press Pepperrell' Manufacturing Co Port Chester N. Y Mimothy Ryan Lelias Steing Tlm

Burglars Loot Pilgrim Motor Company Safe in Somerville

Police report burglars opened safes in the Pilgrim Motor Company office in Somerville, Massachusetts, April 13 and escaped with at least 3900 dollars. A loud explosion was heard, and investigators suspect a powerful device used to disable alarms. Authorities continue to search for the suspects and review nearby records.

Somerville Mass Pilgfin Motor Company Saminett Mutiger

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Patch la Camille Nemo Warner’s Redfern P. N C. B Commercial Air Line Shortin Hinsele New Methodist Parsonage No. 345 Highland, Atreet
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