Knotty railroad policy seen tied to Congress
The article notes a political standoff over railroad regulation with President Wil l Thomes signaling readiness to hand the issue to Congress. It mentions key figures like John L. Biel and Newlands joint committee, hearings resumed, and states fearing transfer of railroad control to the federal level, with passage seen as delayed and contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Tee
Will Thomes
Congress
Johie L. Biel
Repub
Kean
Newlands Joint Committee
Netglanda
Panera
Rami
Raivona
Upton Off For Home After Service Discharges
In a twilight return, Catp Upton and contingents depart amid ceremony. New England forces, totaling 1000 soldiers and 100 officers, will be discharged from the service, marking an end to a grueling period and a return to civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catp Upton
Dee
Hele Sidlee
New England
Lbnhes
Kittery Point Letters From Town Amid World War II Service
Local notes from Kittery Point recount letters received by townspeople with updates from Private Tiph E. Gunbison and Private Halon Baker stationed in Alabama and Florida. Mentions of a post office in a residential house, wartime morale, visits by Mrs Kelly White and others, social events, and town notices while residents await the men’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Point
Vranee
Tiph E. Gunbison
Eiinee
Lafayette
Halon Baker
Camp McCrennen
Anniston
Ala
Kinsa
Pakitlon
Leon Goffin
Cartstréra
Arearia
Plorida
Beatty
Tip
Gleatier
iMrs
Kelly White
Dirs
Cooper
Atrh-Vred
Libby
Lawrency
Mies
Ore
Uiel
Rele Grandmothist
Manchester
N. H
Emery Currey
Fin
Korrest
Kittery Patri
Funeral Notice for Charles C Brose on Deer Street
The funeral of Charles Colowan Brose will be held on Thursday afternoon at one o clock from his late home on Deer Street. Interment details follow in legal obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colowan
Birth and relocation notices from local crowd scenes
Greenland families celebrate a daughter born to Mayor FG. Sinwhey and family visit Davor friends while Charles Mapas and twenty relocate to Portamouth for the Wanan's Home Association society event with Annertie Bennely on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Wee
B— Mey
Thouws Brackett
Sinwhey
Davor
Charles Mapas
Portamouth
Annertie Bennely
Dover Vee 4 The foam cantains id members selected
Dover and the War Savings drive faced questions as a meeting was held to discuss plans. O Teague, president of the Dover Envyment Association, urged action. About 20 men attended the gathering at the city hall Monday to form a planning group and set aims for early measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Cortnel
O. Teague
Preakdent
Hanmer
Fiesty
Wellspring of Community Thought at Monday Meeting
A well attended Monday evening gathering featured supper at seven followed by two addresses by Rev. Raby, W. Coe, the pastac, and Yougen Kahne of Durban. Funeral services for Thomas Demars, victim of the Thanksgiving shooting, were held at St Charles Church with high mass. pallbearers included Joine Hansop and Thomas Bernard Dremau-Larochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby
W. Coe
Pastac
Yougen Kahne
Durban
Thomas De+mars
St. Charles Churea
Tweethy Movnlnis
J-Lesrard
Bolse
Join Hansop
Thomas W. Bernard Dremau- Larochelle
Exeter event marks and obituaries in local notices
A fragmentary Exeter page notes a musical event with Miss Whidden and Miss Loss, Miss Howe, and others performing under Rev. James Sixler. It mentions loss of Mrs Emma C Sleeper of Exeter, survivor details, and several Sleeper family members in service. Deerfield and Exeter hunters report scarce deer with modest success and a final note on local weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asxeter
James Mnusteal
Leon i. Sews
Whidden
Helen Loss
Alice Howe
Mies Garland
Ant Aw
Helen Chester
H. Sula
Ceremonien
James W. Sixler
First Congregational
Hervey x
Lovisiana
Exeter
Harvey
Smith
Emma C. Sleeper
Ollen H. Sleeper
Peyles B. Sleeper
Feanea
Crinnie
Arthur Kctmaren
Concord
HateyUope
Deborah Leavitt
NewLton
Masy
Shi
George S. Leavitt
Wim Vedy
N. Collins
Nettie
Deerfield
Txeter
Surrender of Navy Nearly Complete
Fragmented report notes surrender of German warships near completion at armistice time. Mentions Koenig Dresden and a small craft, with mines cleared and ships like Lillo and Great Belanay to be escorted, join Allied deliveries. crews delivered to base, pilots not yet aboard.
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Mintle
Portey
Leryrs
Ikuhip Koenig
Dresden
England
Jastvof
Melosiand
Bae
Allied
Xea
Flotilla Moves to Escort Wilson at Azores
Fragmentary wartime note reports American torpedo boat destroyers to sail from Brest to Rast for convoy escort duties for President Wilson. Brief glimpse mentions Halli class ships and formation of the transport squadron amid the Azores rendezvous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Azores
Paris
Bed
Brest
Alfred SCHOOLS Closed by Influenza Epidemic Rumor
Alfred Maine reports rapid influenza spread prompting town officials to consider school closures. The Board of Health will announce definitive action as cases increase. Funeral arrangements noted for a local resident with funeral in Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Dee
Board of Health
Bee Huston
U S MEST STANDBY ALLIES DECLARED BY ROOSEVELT
U S MEST STANDBY ALLIES claim the United States has not matched Britain’s navy or Italy’s army and must join the Allies with the strongest navy. Roosevelt cites President Wilson and the Fourteen Points, noting American familiarity is low and many Americans have rejected the principles.
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Associated Brest
New York
United States
Dring
Germany
Arner
Roosevelt
Britain
Staten
Salem
Wilson
Mielr
Local notices and social items from Ridery December 4
A mixed set of local announcements and social notes from Ridery, December 4, including a special York Rebound Lodge meeting with drill, a Red Cross sewing gathering, and calls for home visits and church meetings. Reports mention residents returning from Boston and Wakefield, moves to Eitol ta dhe May, attendance at the North Keitlery Memorial church, and oblique references to community visitors and military-themed pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridery
Sritetman
Harry If
Conkta
Auguata
Gttenaing
Agseusorn
Ruildock
North Kite
Hness
Gione Nelson
Navy
Das
Boulter
Main Street
Red Cross
Mary AL Swen
Echo
Xutat
Daugh
Wakefield
Staes
Remlek's Corner
Boston
Yngsalboro
North Keitlery
Meuidten Church
Win
Mayes
Vientain Chapiry
C. E
Meg
Gorge
Benne Wiggs Hays
Pereival Rogers
Portsmouth
Braddy
Aids
Wr. G.meloon
Meo
Merman White
Ban’ For
Mo Giests
Ralph Slark
Watter
Mra
Meloon
Mind Sire
Frank Tretethen
York
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Wheeler Wilcox
Ike McManus
Tad, Hershfield, Steraet, Callahan
T. E. Pow
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McDay, McNamara
Witers
May
Beslan Et
Boston American
J. Thomas Anis
New Hampshire Bank Bldg
Pleasant Street
Portsmouth, N, H
U.S. Mest
Jemitma
Coffield Tire Protector
Nash Cars
Nash
Sacco Garage
N. H. Beane & CO
Congress St
High St
A. P. Wendell & CO
New York Society of Architects
Harry A. Wood
Lelington Street
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