President Coolidge Urges Naval Strength and Economic Relief
President Coolidge advocates a rise in American naval power and calls for a broad relief program. He warns against government overreach into business, supports private initiative, and proposes limited public works while stressing balanced federal spending. He reiterates stance on prohibition, Muscle Shoals, and foreign policy, urging perseverance and production-led prosperity.
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Washington
Coolidge
Caahidge
Bx Gusseldon
Federal Farm Board
Anardee
Pilerty
Amu Am
St. Tignes
Hiteet
Soiie
Ieee
Istanes
Ferests
Colorado River
Black Canyon
Muscle Shoals
Fed “Eral
Canyon Dany
Garner
United States
Nicaragua
Chile
Ford
Mexico
China
Guinea
Name Tickets for Coming Election
The Republican and Democratic caucuses for the coming election were held yesterday afternoon and evening. Democrats met at the County Courthouse from 2 o clock until 6 and Republicans at the ward rooms from 4 o clock until 7. Mayor F. W. Hartford was nominated by the Republicans for a fourth term. The only contest was for the Board of Public Works between Charles A. Allen and Councilman Penney P. Hersey, Allen winning 930 to 178. The complete ticket lists Hartford for mayor, Boardman M. Rannail as Councilmen-at-Large, Fred Oldfield, Wallace D. Smith, Tra A. Brown for the council. John G. Yarewond for Assessor of Taxes. Charles A. Allen for Board of Public Works. Ward Councilmen: Ward 1 Wallice FE. Goodrich, Ward 2 Thomas J. Boyan, Ward 2 Timothy J. Laughlin, Ward 1 George EB. Gox, Ward then Arthur Bleck. For Board of Instruction Henry B. Tilton, Pearl S. Gray, Join W. Tonee, Mary I. Wood. Timothy Donovan listed as a woman candidate.
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County Court House
F. W. Hartford
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Allen
Penney
Hersey
Mien
Hartford
M. Rannail
Fred Oldfield
Wallace
D. Smith
Tra A. Brown
John G. Yarewond
Wallice FE
Goodrich
Board of Instruction
Tienry B. Tilton
S$. Gray
W. Tonee
Mary I. Wood
Timothy Donovan
Three Killed in New York Fire Blaze
Three persons died and two were injured in three separate fires in New York, suspected to be the work of a pyromaniac. The blasts struck a five story building on East 14th Street, with other fires found in apartments on East 16th Street and East 14th Street, threatening numerous lives.
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New York
Associated Press
East 14Th Street
Thirteen Bodies Recovered After Harbor Accident
Rio de Janeiro harbor teams recovered thirteen bodies after an air crash that killed a diver attempting to rescue others and a machinist who died after being flung from a launch. The Brazilian aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont was returning home as festivities were canceled.
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O Santos Dumont
France
Fe Tay
Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Rho de Janeiro
Alberto Dumont
New England Supper at North Church Parish House Menu
Tomorrow night at North Church Parish House a New England Supper offering nine kinds of cold meats two salads baked beans two kinds of balls two kinds of pies and coffee. Admission details unclear.
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New England
North Church
Ytoe Beye Fearde
Portsmouth Mayor Accepts Nomination for Re election
W Hartford announces acceptance of Republican renomination as Portsmouth chief executive. He pledges devoted service to grow the city, boost naval yard status, and promote prosperity while noting past efforts saved funds and improved city services. He thanks citizens for support and confirms ongoing commitment to employment and growth.
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Portsmouth
Republican Party
Navy Yard
New England
W. Hartford
Salem Man Arrested After Attempted Murder In Salem
Salem and Methuen police arrested Bretemes, a former neighbor, on charges of breaking and entering and attempted murder after a masked youth shot Charles Palmer in his home on Lawrence road. Palmer, wounded in the head, walked 200 yards to report the attack and was taken to Lawrence General Hospital in critical condition. Bretemus formerly lived on Lawrence street with his parents.
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Charles Palmer
Wis
Salem
N. H
Lawrence Road
Royal’ Bretemes
Methuen
Palmer
Fred
Clarence M. Wadlin
Louis I. Soule
Boston
Lawrence General Hospital
Bretemus
Lawrence Street
Christmas Sale at Universalist Vestry Pleasant Street
Christmas sale and supper at the Universalist vestry on Pleasant Street. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday in December with afternoon and evening sessions featuring fancy work candy food and novelties. An entertainment by local talent is planned and a chicken pie supper served Thursday evening. Tickets 5 cents. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Universalist Vestry
Pleasant Street
Supper at Green Gate Tea Room Tonight
Tonight is the final chance to dine at Green Gate Tea Room with supper served until 7 30. The notice also invites patrons to Tuesday events at Hight North Church Parish House.
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Green Gate
North Church Parish House
Crew Leaves French Ship Trench Senef Near St Pierre
Twelve crew members of the French steamer Trench Senef were taken aboard the steamer Watuka near St Pierre and Miquelon early today. The Watuka said the ship was not in immediate danger and four crew, including the captain, would remain aboard while awaiting a tug. The Watuka planned to proceed to Sidney, Nova Scotia.
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Associated Presa
St. Pierra
Miquelon
Trench
Senef
Hinkley
Watuka
Pablo
Sidney
Nova Scotia
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President Coolidge
Congress
Thomas J. Boyan
Timothy J. Laughlin
George EB. Gox
Arthur Bleck
Timothy Dongvin
Eeech
Albion W. Warren
Board of
Frank M. Dennett
Rockingham
Margaret Mann
June Collyer
James Hall
Francis X. Bushman
Zane Grey
Jack Holt
Doris Hil
Bachnove
Joan Urey
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