Anniversary of Opening Battle of Concord and Lexington
The 130th anniversary observances begin with a 150 gun salute signaling a spectacular celebration. Vice President Dawes and General Pershing plan a route through towns linked to the 1775 events, with reviews and a military parade in Concord and Lexington.
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Associated Press
Concord
Mass
Lexington
Boston
Alddiesex
Sunnday
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Sadie
Cor Fage
Lextiston
General Pershing
William Drewes
Brookline
Camridge
Ice
Divos
Lex
Ington
Revere
Dawes
Earl Attarkoon
Conéora
Gens Pershing
State Armory
Dworth Bridge
Elage
Cooncord Streats
Clarence B. Edwards
Frade
Biwighto
Sentences Given in Exeter Superior Court Today
William of Lewis and William Arcant of Lawrence were brought from Bre N. x by Sheriff Spinney and sentenced by Judge Branch in Exeter Superior Court to serve not less than one year and one day in state prison for automobile offenses. William H. Wwatsh and branchy Adich Aataiutony appeared for arraignment and received sentences totaling $200 in fines or terms.
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William of Lewis
William Arcant
Lawrence
N. x
Spinney
Exeter
Branch
Ling Zn Automobile
Otwill
Coast Guard Cadet Exam Passes for John S. Cote
John S. Cote, son of Superintendent Cole, of the First Coast Guard district, has passed the Coast Guard cadet examination with fine marks. He has been pursuing a postgraduate course at Portsmouth High School.
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John S. .Cote
Cole
Coast Guard
Hag
Portsmouth High School
Storm lashes Midwest with heavy winds and snow
A severe storm swept from Wisconsin to New England bringing high winds rain and snow. Several people died and about forty were injured as damage surpassed 1.5 million dollars. Homes churches and services suffered while communication and power lines were disrupted. A man electrocuted near Muscatine after touching a live wire.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
New England
New
England
Muacomb
Peorialand
Pekin
Boston Marathon Opens Amid Snow and Windy Cold Start
In heavy snow and a biting wind, 96 runners began the 29th Boston marathon from Hopkinton at noon, with 20 of 121 entrants unable to start. Clarence DeMar, four-time champion and world record holder, led early contention near the front as Victor McAulay and Chavieg L Mellor followed closely. The first split at ten miles showed 12 93 90, five seconds faster than last year, as a large pack remained tightly bunched. Whitey Mieckelsen headed the second group with Wendling, Py Hoenigas, Kyronen, and Witllema close behind. Weather, aside from a head wind, favored the race as runners pressed on.
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Associated Press
Boston
Hopkinton
Clarence DeMar
Melrose
South Framingham
Christeansen
Maois
Chavieg L. Mellor
Illnois A
Turners
Waders
Whitey Mieckelsen
Portchester
N.Y
Frank E. ‘Wendling
Buffalo
W. Y
Thomas Py Hoenigas
Maldon
Witte
Kyronen
A. A
Ralph Witllema
Quincy
Family from Henniker Attends Advent Church Service
Friends of the Advent Church on Hoover Street greet AL Kilpatrick and family from Henniker who came for morning worship yesterday. They planned to drive home after service, despite invitations to roam, a driven early departure praised as commendable and a nudge for local members to attend church more often.
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Henniker
Advent Church
Priends
Hoover Street
AL “ Patrick
Kilpatrick
Portsmouth
Advent Christian ‘Church
Portsmouth Snowstorm Freezes Streets In Spring Surprise
Old Man Winter paid an unexpected visit to Portsmouth, depositing about three inches of snow and slush that left streets treacherous this morning. Power and telephone lines faced surface-wiring issues, but crews worked to restore services as residents dug out and awaited milder weather.
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Portsmouth
New England ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Portsmouth Power Company
Ihis
Recovery Efforts After Severe Storm Across Regions
Associated Press reports scattered recovery efforts after a wide storm system. The southern states saw heavy rain while northern areas endured substantial snowfall. Widespread precipitation included rain, snow, thunder, and lightning within 24 hours, affecting travel and daily activities.
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Associated Preys
Boston
New
Fatal Kitchen Fire Takes Life of Mrs Plaisted
Mrs Lavinia Plaisted of Thornton Street dies after a Sunday morning fire engulfed her clothing near the kitchen stove. Neighbors and aid from William Robinson and Mrs WolfzingTM Ganger worked to douse flames and comfort the elderly victim before she died at the hospital.
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Lavinia Plaisted
Thornton Street
Wiliam
Robinson
Aid
Peoman
Dons
Avas
Ariel
W. A.robinson
Pinisted
Rollison
Ant
Weather today halts trip to Boston anniversary event
A weather advisory postpones plans to fly from Los Angeles to Boston for the 150th anniversary of the Concord and Lexington battle. The attempt to travel from the hangar is deemed inadvisable due to conditions.
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Los Angeles
Tha
Boston
Concord
Lexington
Six Hurt as Five Car Subway Train Derails
Six persons were injured when a five car subway train with over 100 passengers partly derailed in New York. The last two cars swayed loose from their connections and toppled, roadbed equipment sparked a third rail arc, and smoke filled the tunnel causing panic among riders.
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Associated Press
Bulgarian police say killer of infernal machine captured
Bulgarian police claim to have captured Imko, an ex engineer and former officer, accused of placing an infernal machine that killed over 160 people at Svetistrat cathedral. He resisted and was shot and immobilized. The report notes confusion and mistranscriptions from the incident.
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Sofia
Bulgada
Tnakott
Svetistrat
Imko
Engineer Corps
Aybehhief
Sonn Communist Executive Central Committee
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Charles A. Dawes
Lexington and Concord
GUARD
Madras
Middle West
Peor
N.Y. Subway
Graffort Club
Rummage Snla Universalist Vestry
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