Rockingham York Association Plans Name Change and Growth
The Rockingham York Development Association votes to rename itself Rockingham York Chamber of Commerce. A transportation committee is formed with Hartford Simpson Sacobs Rideout to address regional transit. An assistant secretary will expand membership, with a campaign leaflet to explain aims. The organization has grown to over 200 members across two counties and lists Hartford as president with regional vice presidents and secretary treasurer Brow.
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Rockingham-York Chamber of Commerce
Rockingham-York ‘Development Association
Chambers of Commerce
Rockingham-York Development Aevoriation
Rockingham-Yorkk Chamber of Commerce
Wes
Fr. W. Alattford
F. W
Hartford
Ports-mouth
York County
George D. Boulter
Kittery
W. A. Wrott
Betwick
Rockingham County
John A. Janvrin
Hampton J
Wesley Adama
Derry
Lee FL
Brow
Har and Wife Injured by Motorcycle Collision
A motorcycle struck Mr and Mrs Frank York at the corner of Con greasy and Fleet streets, injuring both. The unknown driver assisted them into a passing car and fled. The Yorks were taken to Portsmouth hospital with Mr York suffering a severe scalp wound and Mrs York bruises. Dr S attended them.
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Fleet Streets
York
Portsmouth Hospital
Mra
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Colonel Green Out for Good
Washington Aug 6 Col Wed M Green suspended Prohibition Administrator at San Francisco will not be restored to the office. He will remain on the suspended list until Assistant Secretary Andrews returns from Burone and Andrews will name a successor. Green is under indictment for embezzling gained liquor.
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Washington
M Green
San Francisco
Treasury
Andrews
Burone
Col. Greenle
Champion rider Nancy Debenham tops England test trials
Miss Nancy Debenham, racing in her team, defeated about 40 competitors in a 200 mile reliability trial conducted by the London Motor Cycling Club. She won the race with a solid lead and received the gold cup for best performance.
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Associated Press
London
Nancy Debenham
England
Debenham
London, Motor. Cycling! Club
Slie
Distinction on a 21-¢ horsepower machfind noted
A fragment notes a distinction on a 21- cent horsepower machfind as the lightest entry in the contest. The readable text hints at a technical event with small, utility engines and a lightweight machine gaining attention. No further names or locations are readable.
Mexico clergy not rebellious voiced by church leaders
Catholic bishops and priests in Mexico deny plans to rebel against the government. They say they seek only rights guaranteed by the constitution and oppose judgments seen as infringing conscience. The Mexican episcopate aims for a just peace while supporting constitutional provisions.
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Mexico
Catholicpiscopate of
Uty
Galles
Epiacopate
Washington
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Congress
Garden Party Held by New Hampshire Colonial Dames
The warden party of the New Hampshire Colonial Dames hosts an afternoon garden event at the Moffat Ladd House on Market Street. Members from the summer colony and the Navy Ward are expected to attend, continuing the society’s social calendar.
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Bampshire “Colonial Dames
Moffat- Ladd House
Elt
Navy
Ward
Wallis Sands Rescue Two Boys Saved at Sea
Two 14 year old boys faced peril at Wallis Sands as Charles Lawrence was swept beyond his depth. Leo Foner of Brockton swam a long distance to rescue him, then fainted after bringing him ashore. Coast Guardsman Perkins, Marshal Well, and Meade Chandler assisted, with Dr. Higgins attending. Lawrence recovered. Foner required strong revival efforts.
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Leo Foner
Brockton
Masa
Charles Lawrence
Nashua
Walla Sandy
Lawrence
Shimself
Becamin
Tiead
Farster
Coast
Bia
Pra Paton
Wallis Sands
Forest fires spread across Montana and Idaho
Western Montana and northern Idaho face growing forest fires as high winds drive flames. New blazes reported at Salmon Creek and Beaver Creek, likely from lightning, while Mac Hay Creek fire fights draw in troops from Missoula. A Salmo train halted to coal, and fires burn from northern California to British Columbia.
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Prasad
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Salmon Creek
Beaver Creek
Snowy Mountains
Pars
Mac Hay
James M. Lockett
California
British Columbia
Salmo
B. C
Tropical Storm Moves North from Bermuda
A tropical storm of marked intensity is moving northwest from Bermuda. The Weather Bureau warns ships on the North Atlantic coast to expect gales by Sunday. The storm path and strength may affect maritime areas along the coast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
President Coolidge Goes Fishing Near Plymouth Vermont
President Coolidge answers the call of his favorite sport fishing at Piney Hollow Brook near the Coolidge farmhouse. Mrs Coolidge joins in blueberrying in a nearby pasture. The outing occurs as the president enjoys a respite from public duties.
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Presa
Plymouth
Coolidge
Holton
Bitar Sinks After Collision Off Brazil Coast
Twenty six people drown when the coastwise steamer Bitar carrying freight and passengers collides with a pontoon near Ararad Bay and sinks. Survivors include the captain and mate who reached Para, with five drowned crew members among the dead. In a separate report from Chanute Field, two Army biplanes crash in midair injuring three, cadet Wilgon among the injured.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Coast Wise
Bitar
Brazil
Ararad
Para
Say Flva
Nave
Rantoul, Dr
Chanute Fishd
Ong ‘Plant
Wilgon
Oklahoma robbery report unclear and garbled
An OCR torn brief from an Associated Press item, described as a moonlit Oklahoma robbery, includes garbled names and terms such as Hagar Stelgleder and Bre Took, with references to federal officers and customers. The fragment lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item.
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Associated Press
Aps
Raof
Hagar
Stelgleder
Antierona
Bre
Lost Girls Return Home After Disappearance
Dorchester sisters Darla Mason and Louise Powers, reported missing May 28, returned home yesterday. The girls said they had been working in New York since their disappearance. A reward of 1000 dollars was offered for their safe return.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mason
Louise Powers
Dorchester
New York
Dr. M.fathar
Doris
Aftarad
Los Angeles Returns to Lakehurst After Surprise Departure
The Los Angeles arrived at Lakehurst at 8 o clock this morning after a surprise departure from Boston Navy Yard. The ship Calibrated New England compass stations, then moored at Newport and Patoka. Residents rushed to confirm the vessel’s departure while officials and Newport residents were startled by the abrupt move.
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Lakehurst
N. S
Boston Navy Yard
Adeship
Navy Yard
Newport
Boston
New England
Bar Harbor
Maid of Trides
Los Angeles
Aalp
Inundation Hits Native Village in Bali Java
Associated Press reports Batoer Volcano on Bali island flooded the native village of Batoer. The stream overflow forced residents to flee while the population escaped unharmed.
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Associated Press
Batavia
Java
Batoer Volcano
Bali
Esup- Mont
Batoer
Floods in Korea Leave Many Dead and Farms Inundated
Reports from the Tokio dispatch say heavy rains caused floods in Moodsin Province Korea. More than seventy five persons are dead and several thousand acres are submerged as authorities assess the devastation.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Moodsin
Kegends Province
Korea
THI
Safety concerns around Duggan voyage to Rio de Janeiro
A garbled dispatch mentions Duggan and companions aboard a seaplane reported to have landed near Buenos Aires en route from Ararangug to Rio. The fragment hints at a safety doubt, with references to the Sealine Telegraph and an early August timing.
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Pert Nardo
Duggan
Hia
Sealine
Buenos: Ayres
Ararangug
Rio
City council votes to rename Peirce Island Boynton Park
Portymouth officials unanimously approve a memorial naming Peirce Island Boynton Park in honor of late Councilman Harry H. Boynton. The meeting, led by Mayor Dale, also considers a service station petition, parking restrictions on Fleet and Court streets, and several city bills.
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Dale
Trobbs. Motor Company of
Kittery
Washington
Court Streets
Hobbs Company
Counsil
Councilman Alley
Othecg
Board of Engineers
Bonardf’ Public Works
Ward S.tating
Peirce Island
Boynton Park
Harry J. Boynton
Boynton
Alley
Aity Council
Portymouth
Harry H. Boynton
Hhis Worl
Fleet
Emery
Wneating
Lobaile
Miners' Dogs Compete For Sporting Chronicle Trophy
Miners bring their whippet dogs to the fashionable exclusive Rane club to compete for the Sporting Chronicle Lonsdale trophy in a day of canine sport and showmanship.
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Associated Press
London—Miners' Doge
Rane
Nngh
Sporting Chronicle
Lonsdale
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