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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1928

Page

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World flight begins from Cadiz aboard Numancia

Spanish aviators started a global tour in a seaplane named Numancia. After three attempts the craft rose from the water, heading toward the Azores then Halifax and New York. Pilot Ramon Franco expects to return to Cadiz in 43 days, covering about 200 miles on the initial leg.

Cadiz Associated Press Suitin Dilays Numancia Azores Atrm Halifax New York Ramon Franco

Americans break pole vault and discus records in Amsterdam

At the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam in August, American athletes set new marks. Shin Carr and William Droegmueller shattered the pole vault record with 4.19 meters, while William Droegmueller again topped the pole vault at 4.96 feet? A discus champion, Houser, achieved an Olympic record of 47.32 meters. Jim Carson and Kiyi of Finland also excelled, with Anderson of the U.S. placing among top finishers.

Olympic Stadium Amsterdam Aug America Shin Carr William Droegmueller Droegmuellar Bil Houser United States Los A Woo Ay Kiyi Finlang Houser Jim Carson John Anderson U. 3 Phe “ Mutterad

Metro Lion Visits City on Tour

Lea, the Mero-Getawyn-Mayer Hon, has paid a personal visit to the city yesterday drawing stable attention. The tour of the country continues with Lea appearing in multiple locales and attracting local interest.

Lea Mero-Getawyn-Mayer Win Counirs

Keene Airport Nears Opening and Meet Plans

Keene plans the official opening for the first week of September likely Labor Day with a grassed field to reduce dust and a major New England air meet during the opening. The Junior League and American Legion express thanks for support to injured players from the league series, crediting The Portsmouth Herald and local doctors for care and cost assistance.

Keene Keene's Frank E. Rooma Post No. 6 American Légion Taba Beane Tony Daniels Portsmouth Herald Herald Fund Herald Hag Eastman, Taylor and Carty Portsmouth Hospital

Canadian Wins 200 Meter Race at Olympic Games

Canadian Percy Williams captured the 200 meter title in Amsterdam, adding to his 100 meter victory, marking a British Empire sweep in the day’s early finals and delaying American defense in track events. Williams ran a brilliant race as Hahn and other American sprinters faced setbacks in hurdles and middle-distance heats.

Associated Press Amsterdam Percy “Willams Canada Oly United States British Empire Sidney Atkinson South Africa Williams

Little Activity at New Bedford Strike Focus

Associated Press reports scant action in New Bedford Mass with lean picket lines during the 16th week of labor trouble. About 100 pickets plus onlookers gathered at the Whitman and Acushnet mills, dispersed by police. Leaders awaiting trial are expected to be released. 230 followers found guilty of visiting, with sentences of three to six months, appeals filed.

Associated Press New Bedford Mass Acushnet Whitman Mills Whit

Paddock Eliminated in 200 Meter Semi Final in Wet Amsterdam

Amsterdam reports Charles Paddock, American sprint star, eliminated in the 200 meter semi final as rain drenched the track. Percy Williams of Canada won the heat in 22.0 seconds, beating Walter Rangeley of Britain by three yards. Jacob Schuller of Germany finished third. Sidney Atkinson of South Africa won the 110 meter high hurdles with a time near the world record, defeating American contenders including Anderson, Leighton Dye, and John Collier of Brown. United States medals were limited as Collier finished close behind Anderson.

Trig Rangeley Schultz Koernig John Fitzpatrick Canada Schuller Germany Hahn Herbert O Becher Hahn Anu Mel Shepherd Amsterdam Charles Paddock Sobby Percy Williams Jing Walter Rangeley Great Britain Jalob Schuller Paddock Qing Stephen Terday Atkinso Americ Anderson Leighton Dye John Collier Brown University Farl Tueson Dartmouth College

Nine bridge workers killed in Ontario canal collapse

St Catherine Ont Aug 1 nine workers were killed today when a steel gate failed at the Welland Canal in Chorals Ont sending about 30 men into the canal.

Associated Press St. Catherine, Ont Welland Canal Chorals Ont

Tad Jones Visits Rye Beach Coach at Tarragut House

Noted football mentor Tad Jones appeared at Rye Beach’s Tarragut House as a recent guest. He is renowned for his coaching career and was welcomed by local sports circles and journalists.

Tad” Jones Rye Beach Tad" Jones

Piping Water Into School Sees Groundbreaking Work

Water is being piped from the junior high school site at Rye Center into the new building. The project aims to improve essential facilities and ensure a reliable supply for students and staff.

Rye Center

Badger Resigns as Manager of Colonial Theatre

Volney C G Badger resigns as manager of the Colonial Theatre after long service. Pierce Hall, long associated with local enterprises, will be renovated and reopen in early September with dancing and other amusements planned as a theatre for the public.

Volney Badger Priss Pierce Pierce Hall

Tobey States His Platform for Governor Nomination

Manchester Aug 1 Charles W Tobey Republican candidate outlines platform supporting state maintenance of trunk lines while opposing state takeover of town highways He pledges strong enforcement of Prohibition and protection of homes and property Rail facilities and dependable year round transportation are stressed as vital to New Hampshire communities.

Manchester Charles W. Tobey Tobey Lam

Eastend Team Wins Contest in Eight to Three Victory

The Fast nd baseball team defeated Wentworth Street Well played game by a score of 8 to 3. Applebaum and BT provided key plays while Merrill and Hailey starred for the losers.

Wentworth Street Ted Feldea Applebaum Merrill D.ober Acron Hailey

Exclusive distributor sought for water pumping systems

Wanted by leading manufacturer Water Pumping Systems a man or company as exclusive distributor sold through dealers excellent opportunity territory sufficient to produce large returns must own car and furnish best of references apply Friday until 8 p m Manufacturer Hotel Rockingham

Rockingham

Accident at Lawrenceville Ill Leaves Several Dying

At Lawrenceville Illinois an explosion and fire injured twenty seven workers at an Indian Refining Company plant. Five men were engulfed by hot oil and drenched flames. Reports indicate several severe burn cases with at least six not expected to survive. Most injured were rushed to a hospital in Vincennes Indiana about fourteen miles away.

Associated Press Lawrenceville Indian Re Company Bital Vincennes, Inn

Are Candidates for Delegate

By Associated Press Concord Aug 2 1924 Henry Keyes of Haverhill filed papers at the State House as a delegate candidate for the Republican state convention. Also filing were Maj W G Trickey of the Soldiers Home Tilton George A Sargent of Warner publicist and Thomas G Hill of Laconia probate judge.

Concord Aug LA. S Renry Keyes Haverhill State House Maj. W. 4

Repairing Road at Hampton Beach North Shore

A strip of road on the Ocean boulevard at the North Shore Hampton Beach is being repaired.

Hampton Bousevard North Shore Hampton Beach

Drowned at Winnipesaukee Claims 12-Year-Old Girl

In Laconia on August 1 Kathleen, 12, daughter of William Hogg of Lawrence, drowned last night while swimming at a camp on Bear Island in Lake Winnipesaukee. Her mother was nearby as the tragedy occurred during bathing.

Laconia Kathleen William, Hogg Lawrence Lake Winnipesaukee Bear Island Hoge Mags

Good Season for Hay Across the Vicinity

Farmers report a bumper crop as this summer proves one of the best in memory. The season brings plentiful hay for local farms and bodes well for pasture and livestock needs.

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Metro Lion Atlantic Gypsum Products Company Hartford Building Anywhere Inquire Herald Keene Airport New England Robert M. Bruce J. A. McCarthy Daniel &. O'Brien Ralph D. Brackett Volney C. Badger Eastend Lawrenceville, Ill Winnipesaukee Clara Richard Arlen Mal Hallett Ameri Iestra Columbia Recording Orge Hampton C Hughie Connor Chiack Asino HAMPTON _, BEACH
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