Portsmouth Herald editorial and publication details
The Portsmouth Herald of Portsmouth New Hampshire issues daily editions with holiday exceptions. It lists subscription rates five dollars annually or fifty cents monthly, two cents per copy, with mail delivery option. Editor is FL W. Hartford. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication and dispatches. Published December 1, 1925.
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FL W. Hartford
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Portsmouth
Associated Press
100 Day Wheat Canidae Promises Faster Harvest In Canada
Dominion Experimental Farms test new 100 Day Wheat Canidae with a shorter growing season than Marquis. Garnet wheat trials in Alberta and Manitoba show earlier ripening, enabling earlier threshing before snow. If successful, seed supply grows and northern growing areas expand, boosting food security nationwide. No war victories compare with this breakthrough.
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Dominion Experimental Farms
Marquis
Ottawa
Canada
Alberta
Manitoba
Canadian
Uiis
Mexican Property Bill Sparks US and UK Inquiries
The Mexican property bill approved by the Chamber of Deputies awaits Senate debate. Ambassadors Jamies Ne Sheffield and Norman King asked Mexico's foreign office to clarify scope and effects on American and British interests. Investors from Spain and France and oil from Dubai are said to be affected, as the measure aims to improve labor and investment conditions without jeopardizing foreign capital critical to Mexico's development.
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Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies 5
Senate
Jamies Ne Sheffield
Norman King
Foreign Office
Spanish and
Frere
Mexico
Dubhi Oil
United States
Surety Company Bail Sparks Calls for Reform
Efforts sweep the country to end surety company bail for criminals as a gamble masking faith in the accused. Critics urge tighter control or abolition to curb the risk posed to society and stop profits from bail for felons.
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Comn
New York State Eyes World’s Finest Park System
The State Park System aims to create reserves of natural beauty for public enjoyment and conservation. A laudable ambition seeks nationwide inspiration to protect forest lands from spoilage and ensure recreation for all.
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New York
Sworld
New York State
Coolidge Opposes Early Submarine Elimination
President Coolidge keeps a tight stance on scrapping submarines, calling current talks premature. He notes the Washington Arms Conference already limited submarines along with other naval arms, and argues any elimination is not yet ready.
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Coolidge
Washington
United States
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Charges day law violation near Boston yard
New York reports serious violations of the federal motion law near the Boston Navy Yard. Mrs. Jeannette H. Mann of the Women's Christian Temperance Union cites evidence of liquor sales and multiple deaths, says officials ignore complaints, and notes threats to her son stationed at Charlestown Navy Yard. She references a prior address and clarifies misquotes about officers concealing deaths. A letter from George A. Foster thanks a state campaign committee appointment and expresses support for a publicity drive to raise funds.
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Boston
Charlestown
Mann
Army
Navy Yard
Meg. Man
Walters
Serace E. Mann
Charlestown Navy Yard
Ales. Mann
Campaign approval noted for William Ale Carten of Lancaster
William Ale Carten, president of The New Hampshire Bankers Association, has registered to approve a campaign. The action is recorded in Lancaster with details pending further certification by authorities.
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William
Ale Carten of
Lancaster
New Mampshire Bankers Association
Navy Yard Update Reports Returns and Repairs
The 3-12 arrived in the lower harbor about 5 20 yesterday afternoon and brought up to the yard at 9 30 this morning. Chief Quartermaster John D. Linzar reported for duty at the yard reading room today after hospital treatment. The S-11 and 12 were placed in the dry dock. they will remain three or four days before being decked. Marines at the barracks and prison received pay. Seaman Raymond J. Mitchell, previously at the naval hospital, has returned to duty in V-3.
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Lower Harbor
John D. Linzar
Bilry Seaman
Raymond J. Mitchell
Val Hospital
Waterhouse widow dies after pneumonia in Hayes Hospital
Ella Waterhouse 73 widow of Prof Charles H Waterhouse former head of dairying at New Hampshire State College died Monday at Hayes hospital after four days illness from pneumonia. She winters with cousin ex-mayor Charles Foss at 59 Silver St in Dover. Born Center Stratford Aug 24 1835 daughter of Morits Place and Jane Foss. Survived by friends. funeral services held for Sarah A Cheney and burial at Pine Hill cemetery. meanwhile Charles W Reed of Winthrop Me formerly Harle Reed official brought to Pata Hill cemetery.
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Ella
Place) Waterhouse
Charles H. Waterhouse
New Hampshire State College
Hayes Hospital
de Morits
Jane (Foss) Place
Austin-Cate Academy
Waterhouse
Strafford
Barrington
Durham
Charles. H. Reed
Charles
WH. Reed
Winthrop
Pata Hill Cemetery
Mr. Reed
Harle ©. Reed
Boston
Sre
Obsequies for James O Spinney and Lydia A Grogan
The funeral of James O Spinney was held Monday at 2 PM at Buekminster Funeral chapel with Rev Maxwell Ganter of St John’s Church officiating. Masons from St Andrew’s Lodge attended and interment followed in Proprietors cemetery under I Werner Food direction. Mrs Lydia A Grogan’s funeral was at home in Castle Monday at 3 PM with Rev Reginald K Marvin of Framingham Mass and Rev W L Watson of New Castle Congregational Church officiating. Interment was in the family plot in Triver alte s cemetery under Warne Woods direction.
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James
Spinney
James O. Spinney
Buekminster
Maxwell, Ganter
St. John's Church
St. Andrew's
Proprietors
I. “Werner
Lydia A. Grogan
Castle
Reginald K. Marvin
Franti
Mass
WV. FL. Watson
New Castle Congregational
Triveralte " S
Warne Woods
New England Council Holds Providence Meeting
Leaders from six New England states gathered at the City Club in Worcester to plan a first council meeting and outline an orderly method of business. A tentative plan foresees six state chairmen as vice presidents with a Providence president likely and future meetings in Manchester, Portland, and other states to address power, agriculture and marketing.
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Mew Ens
Janet Cownell
Worcester
Mass
E. Curtis Matthews Jr
Vermont
Connecticut
New England Council
Diogen Ist
Providence
New England
Mas
Restoration begins on famed Polish Madonna icon
Warsaw dec 1 Poland's celebrated Alad Lamna of Chenstohova the renowned madonna hangs in Chensto hov monastery undergoing restoration by John Rutowski legend says it was painted on a table by St Luc it passed from Byzantium to south Russia and was stolen by Polish princes
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Chenstohova
John Rutowski
Chenstohovi
Uta Jyie~ture
St. Luc
Byzantiun
Russia
Wen
Poland’s Madonna of Czestochowa Receives Repainted Legend
The article recounts the Czestochowa Madonna’s history from a supposed divine halt to a monastery during the Hussite era, through depredations by the Czechs, restoration ordered by King Jagiello in 1434, and its status as Poland’s patron image. Tyotkowski, trusted with Polish art after the Riga Treaty, believes the Madonna is the work of a great early Christian master.
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Chenstohova
John
Huss
Bloga
Jagiello
Iehnic
Poland
Pritron
Pragora
Tytowski
Louvre
Riga
Madolina
Manny Bear Trio and Quartet at Friendly Church Evening
The Friendly Church hosted the Manny Bear Trio and Quartet in the largest Sunday audience of the season. The Proctor Trio performed preludes and offertory pieces, followed by a choral selection by the quartet. A baptism by immersion occurred after the gospel address, and a Personal Evangelism class was announced for the evening.
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Proctor
P. G. Proctor
FE. Proctor
Ethel Proctor Anderson
Walter J. Piper
Howard
Philip &, Marshall
Guear
Anderson
Iena
Gabriel
Wonders
Wilton
Whea
Aieo
Jesus
Immer
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