National Guard Rye Beach Camp Draws Hundreds For Portsmouth Day
Hundreds from across New Hampshire visited the Rye Beach National Guard Camp for Portsmouth Day. The 28th Division aviation gave stunt flying demonstrations while the Riers towed targets. The regimental band, under Warrant Officer Ralph W. Holt, played to about 500 spectators. A formal parade closed the day, with soldiers receiving watermelon donated by former Gov. Huntley N. Spaulding.
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Nashua
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Edwin T. Cooke
Manchester
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Body Found Near Applecresh Farm Hampton Falls
A badly decomposed woman’s body was found by workers on the highway in Hampton Falls near Applecresh Farm. The body, hidden behind a stone wall with the head some distance away, had been concealed for some time. Town Road Agent Albert Elkins notified Police Chief Arthur Chase and Sheriff Spinnsy, who are investigating the case.
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Albert Elkins
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Spinnsy
Last Rites for Hon J W Emery in Portsmouth
Citizens of Portsmouth and vicinity gathered to pay tribute to the late Hon John W Emery at his 338 Middle Street residence. The service, conducted by Calvin D Hill of Marblehead, featured scripture readings and a vocal solo by Olive Gardner Chaffee. Bank and insurance firm offices closed, with many dignitaries including Mayor Pickering, former mayors, former Gov Bartlett, and Granite State Fire Insurance Co. officers in attendance. Interment was at Harmony Grove cemetery under J Verne Wood. Former U S Senator George H Moses, abroad, expected home next Sunday.
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Gilman McAllaster
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Orel A. Dexter
Leon A. Robinson
James 4. Fullam
C. Waldo Pickett
Herbert E. Crowley
Granite State Fire Insurance’ Co
Mr. Emery
Harmony Grove Cemetery
J. Verne Wood
New Hampshire Recovery Board Named by Roosevelt
Telegrams to Gov. Winant announce President Roosevelt's appointment of the New Hampshire State Recovery Board. Members include John B Jameson Jameson Concord Huntley WN Spaulding Rochester Dana J. Brown Ossipee John L. Bar ey Manchester Ovide J Coulombe Berlin Albert Hislop Portsmouth Arthur J. Pierce Bennington Andrew Jackson Ossipee John W. Pearson Concord. The board will meet in Concord this week and attend a Boston district meeting. Johnson says it will review insoluble cases and divide the state into nine territories.
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State Recovery Board For
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Huntley WN
Spaulding
Rochester
Dana J. Brown
Ossipee
John L. Bar
Bennington
Andrew Jackson
John W. Pearson
Pearson
New Hampshire Foundation
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Boston
Winant
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Buureau
State Council
DANIELLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO TWO CHARGES
Eugene S. Daniell Jr., a 28 year old Boston lawyer, pleaded not guilty to two indictments tied to the tear gassing of the New York Stock Exchange on August 4. Judge William Allen ordered motions within a week and Daniell remained in Toombs Prison on $5,000 bail. A third indictment for possession of obnoxious gas bombs was dismissed due to a misapprehension about the law's effective date. The two remaining charges allege malicious mischief as a felony and second degree assault.
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Toombs
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Daniell
Shoe Firm Halts Work During Funeral in Honor of John Emery
The Epping shoe factory operated by Louis Shapiro closed from 11 a.m. today during the funeral of the late Hon. John W. Emery. The temporary shutdown honored the memory of the prominent figure.
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Roosevelt sends destroyers to Cuba to protect Americans
President Roosevelt ordered three U S Navy destroyers to Cuba to safeguard American lives amid Cuban political upheaval. The Taylor and Claxton moved from Key West toward Havana and Manzanillo under Lt. Comdr. George T. Howard, with the Hamilton likely joining them, all reporting to Ambassador Sumner Wells on arrival.
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Cuba
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Claxton
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Sumner Wells
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Hamilton
Caribbean
Destroer
Supposed Kidnapped Official Returns Home
Chicago reports Harry Busse, business agent for United Tire & Rubber Worker's Union, returned home after a six day absence amid fears of kidnapping. Family denied ransom, noting he was exhausted. Union members cited threats following a racketeers' ouster with AFL aid last March. Busse had said he would resign and seek another job before disappearing.
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Chicago
Harry Busse
United Tire & Rubber Worker's Union
Busse
Union
American Federation of Labor
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