Woman Severely Cut by Flying Glass in Lafayette Road Crash
A coupe driven by Alexander A. McGuire of Lynnn Cass overturned on Lafayette road yesterday afternoon. Mrs McGuire suffered a bad cut from shattered glass as the car rolled, while Mr and Mrs McGuire rode in the vehicle. Several minor incidents occurred on the same stretch due to slippery travel.
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Alexander
McGuire
Lynn Turns-Turtle
Lafayette Road
Alexander A. McGuire
Lynnn
Cass
Mrs. J. McGuire
Big Meeting on Thursday with Grange Degrees
A large gathering is planned for next Thursday evening in Straw berry Bank Grange. Third and fourth degree work will be demonstrated by teams from Lyse Grange and Dever Grange, aiming to showcase the largest class ever taken in the region.
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State
Witt Nock
Strawberry Bank Grange
New England
Lyse Grange
Dever Grange
Grange Circlas Event Draws Notable Interest in Sonia Tire
Preparation for the upcoming event has generated excitement within Grange Circlas as Sonia Tire leads promotion. Attendees can expect a real treat, with organizers promising a standout community gathering.
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Ting
Hava
Grange
Sonia Tire
Rehearsal for Y M C A Play On Upcoming Evenings
A Y M C A plans rehearsals for a mystery play titled Thirteen Plus to be staged Monday and Tuesday evenings the 25th and 28th. The production, likened to Mary's Millions in appeal, promises engaging entertainment with strong local interest.
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Mary
Coolidge May Not Appear at Boston Bunker Bill Event
President Coolidge plans to address Cambridge ceremonies in July marking George Washington’s acceptance by the Continental Army. He may stay in New England for a month or more and establish a summer White House at Swampscott, Mass, with visits to his father in Plymouth, Vermont.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
New England
White House
Swampscott
Plymouth
Bulgarian Conspirator Killed by Sofia Police
A Bulgarian conspirator linked to a cathedral bombing was killed by Sofia police after he refused to surrender and opened fire with bombs. The incident occurred as officers located his hiding place and ordered him to surrender. Willis Weeks, son of Keene Normal School staff, spent vacation with his parents in the city.
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Bulgaria
Janskort
Willis
Keene Normal School
Japanese freighter Raifuku Maru sunk near Halifax
A White Star Line wireless from the Homeric reported the Raifuku Maru sinks south of Halifax with 48 lives lost. Homeric was standing by to rescue the crew. The incident occurred at noon, as confirmed by White Star Line officials in New York.
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Sy Associated Press
New York
White Star Lins
Halifax
New
York
Nova Scotia
Homeric
White Star Line
Gas Tax Deduction Rules Spark Shopper Tax Question
Associated Press reports Washington issues clarify that users of motor vehicle fuel can deduct state taxes from income returns. The ruling also states gasoline dealers may deduct the amounts remitted to consumers and state taxes as part of tax calculations.
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Associated, Press
Washington
Escape with goods worth over fifteen thousand
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on April 21 a six man band struck the Sunn Worsted mill burglary. They bound gagged the watchmen and fireman, stole a mill motor and truck, and loaded over 15000 dollars in brade finish goods. They threatened to shoot unless revolvers and keys were handed over, then escaped.
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Woonsocket
Tasker Retained as Portsmouth Methodist Pastor for Next Year
Rev Edwin S Tasker D D pastor of the Portsmouth church has been assigned to remain as pastor for the coming year. The New Hampshire Methodist Conference in Concord closed with Tasker’s renewal and pulpit appointments. Tasker has served four years here earning wide praise and many friends.
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Edwin
S. Tasker
Aethenist
New ‘Hampshire
Portsmouth
Methodist Church
Come Tnunky
Ext
Newell
Methodist
Creenland
Arker
Hampton
Smithtown
George W.palmer
Methodist’ ‘Church
Suncook
Tribute to Charles W Gray Ends Thirty Seven Years at South Parish
A Monday evening reception at the South Parish Unitarian church chapel honored choirmaster and bass Charles W Gray who has just stepped down after 37 years. Rev Alfred Gooding and Rev William Safford Jones spoke, praising his loyalty and musical leadership, and Gray received a sterling pitcher inscribed from the church.
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South
Charles W- Gray
Gray
Tong
Fred Gooding
Alfred Gooding
Cehurel Tach
Gooding
England
South Parish
Thas
Abraham
Isaac
Rudyard Kipling
Air’ Jones
Alfred “ Gooding
Jones
Pregalve
E.w. G
France's Cabinet Declares Willingness to Sacrifice for Stability
Paris April 24 The Pauleve Caillaux Briand ministry faced intense public reaction as it read its declaration before the Chamber and Senate. It pledges to maintain treaties and Dawes Plan while seeking national concord and balancing the budget. The Vatican question stirred calm, with supporters cheering and opposition denouncing the moves amid a bitter split.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Vatican
France
Pauleve-Caillaux-Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Auto theft shocks Pleasantville police chief
Atlantic City dispatch reports Chief Naylor of Pleasantville had his car stolen while he attended police court. The chief posted a description to nearby towns with a call to “slap the thieves in jail,” but the vehicle has not been recovered.
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Atlantic City
Nod
Angi Tia
Atola
Police Maylor
Pleasantville
Cit
City
Naylor
Thal
Hoover to call new national radio conference
Washington April 21 Secretary Hoover decided increasing pressure of radio problems in his department requires calling another national radio conference about the end of September.
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Washington
Hoover
H. S. Senior Class Presents The Romantic One
The H S senior class stages a three act comedy The Romantic One on Thursday and Friday evenings April 23 and 24 in the High School Hall. The play features a light hearted plot and local student talent in a period-appropriate community event.
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Pte
Sofia
Normandy
Japan
DR. Tasker
Renam
Painleve-Briand
W.gray
Charles W. Gray
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