Manchester Man Held Without Bail In Exeter Boy Death
Manchester police pursued a fatal hit and run near Exeter on Route 906 Cilley road. Rudolph Vert of Manchester is a material witness as two men face charges in Exeter for the death of a boy named Morissette. An autopsy by Drs Eastman and Duncan was released, Morissette a sister of the deceased boy.
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Exeter
Cilley Road
Yeateas
Raymont
Dwyer
Exeterele
Rudolph’ Vert
Cie
Steware EB. Rowe
Parlund
Judge Shute
Sotdtor Lowe
Atty
Osear Moreau
Farkind
Frank O. Paton
Farellana
Ug Morissette
E. D. Eastman
Rockingham County
Charles Duncan
Concord
Xed Morissette
North Congregational Men’s Supper Admirably Attended
The North Congregational church held its annual men’s supper in the chapel house on Middle Street with 150 attendees. A roast beef dinner was served under Gen Late’s direction, followed by community singing led by E Curtis Matthews. Attorney General Waldron acted as toastmaster and noted a greeting to pastor Rev Dr Lucius Thayer, who could not attend due to illness.
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Chapel House
Middle Street
Gen Late
Ewig
Ted
E. Curtis Matthews
Matthews
Waldron
A Netod
Jack Marding
Alfytrs
Freeman's Hall
Cnet
Lucius + Thayer
Norra
Kwas
Bighead
Mass
Cere
Thayer
North Fohnch
Charles [ Stohoy
Shinehester
Hampshire
Tobey
Frank D. Buller
Ralph W. Jenkins
Harry B. Boynton
Julius M.tutton
Charles TL. Walker
R. Clyda Margegon
Roxbury
Fred L. Noyes
Frances ‘Kelley
Edward Fohnson
Richard IB. Hannaford
Thomas Ildebrandt
Violet Prescott
Mooney
Virginia
Randall
Frances Raynes
Francena Johnson
Gladys Bruce
Ruth Warrell
Dorothy Lear
Muriel Seaman
Katherine Hildebrandt
Elon Brackett
Ruth Hogking
Livonia Holgerly
I Irene Johnson
Franses Wiggin
Bula Baker
Union Rebekah Lodge Initiates Nine Candidates Tonight
Union Rebekah Lodge will initiate nine candidates at its meeting this evening as local social groups stay busy with Christmas plans and holiday sales.
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Union Rebekah Lodge
Fire at Brockton Levels Three Story Brick Building
A Brockton Massachusetts blaze damaged a three story brick building in the business district, injuring none reported as firefighters contained the early morning fire. Estimated loss runs about 80 840 dollars with smoke and heat spreading through the area.
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Jess
Brockton
Mass
Odd Legacy for Carver Church
In Carver Massachusetts on December 1, a legacy of 900 dollars from Olive Cr Sawyer of West Woodstock is named for the church through Rev Charles W Fidden. Probate Judge Southgate recognizes the local church as the legal beneficiary despite the will lacking location details.
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Carver
Mass
God's Cranberry Bog Church
Charles W. Fidden
Olive Cr Sawyer
West Woodstock
Mra
Sawyer
Southgate
Probate Court
Tournop
Testaitrix
Amosheag Co Pays City Tax Before Interest Adds
Manchester dispatch reports Amosheag Manufacturing Co paid property taxes totaling $982,870.48 on the last day before interest charges. The sum represents about 2 percent of the city’s total property tax assessment.
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Uy Associated Press
Manchester
Tadiy
sAmosheag Manufacturing Co
City Hall Hosts Tuberculosis Clinic Led by Dr Kerr
A tuberculosis clinic under the New Hampshire Tuberculosis association was held at City Hall yesterday afternoon. Dr. Robert B. Kerr of Manchester directed the event. Funeral notices mark the funeral of Mrs Alles G. Bigelow held Thursday with family services at Buckminster Chapel and burial in Alfred.
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New Hampshire Tuberculosis’ Association
Robert B. Kerr
Manchester
Alles G. Bigelow Wildoheld
Buckminster
Alfred
Stolen Studebaker Coupe From Allen Garage
A Studebaker Coupe owned by Charles A. Allen, manager of the ar mour beet company, was reported stolen from his Highland street garage sometime during the night. A New Hampshire license plate 14208 was noted, with engine 9645 and serial 290060. A man was seen near the area night before, but the loss was not confirmed until this morning.
Dunbar Observes 63rd Anniversary at Linden Street Home
George W. Dunbar, a longtime Hamp ton resident now living with his son William on Linden Street, marks his 63rd birth anniversary. Born in Boston, he spent much of life with the Boston & Maine railroad, later taking up gardening and remaining engaged in current affairs despite reduced mobility and fading sight and hearing.
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George W. Dunbar
Linden Street
Wiliam Dunbar
Dunbar
Boston
Hampton
Tor Many
Boston & ‘Maine Railroad
Lawrence Jackson Wins First Prize in Radio Contest
Lawrence K. Jackson won first prize in a November radio contest conducted by the Portsmouth Power Co. Ten boys competed, with the top four standings listing Jackson 6720, Thomas Leary 3480, Robert Sanifur 3060, and Lloyd Lee 2940. Radio sets were awarded to the top finishers.
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Lawrence K. Jackson
Portsmouth ‘Power Co
Tatiqn Laarrence Jackson
Thomas Leary
Robert Saniifur
Lloyd’ Lee
Radio Sula
Tse
Visit of Washing ton Royal Arch Chapter to Mason's Hall
The annual visitation of Washington Royal Arch Chapter No. 3 will be at Mason's hall this evening. Henry Lincoln Sanderson of Kashua, deputy grand high priest of New Hampshire, inspects. Work in the Mark Master degree to be followed by a turkey supper in the banquet hall. The Episcopal Club of Dover plans to attend the city gathering at Christ Church parish house. Convict labor is to be used in restoration work in Michigan.
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Royal Arch
Mason's Hall
Henry Lincoln Sanderson
Kashua
Grand Chapter
New Hampshire
Episcopal Club
Dover
Episcopal Clubs
Christ,church Parish House
World War foes reach Locarno peace accord
Britain Germany Belgium and Italy agreed at Locarno to peace in Europe and arbitration of disputes. The signing marked a contrast to Versailles with voluntary participation and a spirit of optimism for a new era of peace across the continent.
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Germany
Britain
France
Belgium
Haly
Associated Press
Londen
Dee
Europe
Versailles
Reisch
Great Britain
Unseat Court Martial Board Member Fails
Washington reportage recounts Gen Graves’ contested cross examination during the Mitchell court martial. The panel overruled defense claims of bias and interference and ordered Graves to remain on the court. Capt Yarnell testified on Hawaiian maneuvers and naval co operation, noting cooperation as largely successful.
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Tounsel
William Mitchell
Mitchell
William &. Gr
Graves
Watcornes
E. H Yarnell
Read
Yarnell
Army
Navy
Hunter Held on Charge of Manslaughter
Frank Dority of Old Town Maine was held under $1000 bond for the grand jury after being arraigned on a manslaughter charge for negligently shooting Joseph Babkirk at a Penobscot Chemical Pipe Co mill. They hunted separately near Mattord Woods nineteen days ago when Dority mistook Babkirk for a deer and fired. Babkirk on his deathbed said it was an accident and asked charges be dropped. Christmas shoppers fill stores as retailers stage displays for the holiday season.
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Associated Press
Old Town
Frank Dority
Esterday
Joseph Babkirk
Penobscot Chemical Pipre ‘Company
Matord
Dority
Babkirk
Dornty
Wind Sweeps Florida Causing Fire and Casualties
A powerful northeast gale devastated Da vis Island and surrounding areas. Three unidentified Black men were killed, one injured, and five hospitalized after a bunk house collapsed. The West Coast Fertilizer plant burned for heavy losses, with damage estimated at 200 900 dollars. Utilities report downed wires and unsafe streets as railroads slow. Ocean Boulevard near the inlet to Lake Worth saw undermining from waves nine miles north of West Palm Beach, volunteers rushing with logs and stakes to aid survivors.
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Vis
Dea
Weather “Bureau
West Coast
Teporter
West Palm
Florida West
Ocean Boulevard
Thevinlet
Lake Worth
West Palm Beach
Rena
Pinchot Says Operators Have Declared War
Dubois, Penn. December 1 Gov Pinchot says hard coal operators who rejected his plan to end the anthracite strike have turned down industrial peace and declared war He notes he has not yet heard their reply and believes they refused even to discuss terms accepted by miners and the public The governor spoke while in Dubois state hospital
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Penn
Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
Iscuss
Dubois
Ferguson noncommittal on special session, Ferguson says
In Austin, Gov Miriam A Ferguson has not issued a formal statement on whether she will call a special session of the Texas legislature. Her husband, James E Ferguson, said she told an Baltimore Sun reporter she would not call a session. The governor has not given a definite position.
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Tex. Dee
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Baltimore Sun
Tersuson
Mirian A. Ferguson
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