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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1924

Page

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Parisi Held on 5000 Bonds in Maine Court Case

Salva Parisi, held in Alfred jail, faced Judge Shaw for further examination on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge against Domenico Carano in Kittery on November 24. Carano is recovering at Portsmouth hospital. a kidney injury and possible bullet remnants were discussed. Probable cause was found and Parisi’s sureties were set at 5000 for January 6 in Saco. he could not post and remained jailed.

Salva Parisi Lttery Shaw Domenico Carano Kittery Maine Memorial Bridge Parisi Alfred J. R. Waldron Addad Jett Se Mitchell Sheriff Roberts J. D. Carty Carano Portsmouth Hospital Carty Shawa If Surneme Saco Roberts George Smart Waldron

Robbery on Lafayette Road Stuns Town in Week’s Third

Maurice Keefe of Linn, rural highway overseer, was robbed of $10 on Lafayette road by an armed bandit described as tall with a dark coat and hat. The suspect fled toward Garden Street toward the Boston and Maina railroad. This marks the third robbery in the town within a week.

Lanicbury Masa Maurice Keefe Linn S. P Col Ua Lafayette Road Keefe Garden Street Boston and Maina

New High Records in Rescue Work and Coast Guard Needs

A Boston area report cites two items. Charles H Bryant, charged with misappropriating $18,500 from Mabel Brideham, swallowed poison when arrested at his Wollaston home. Separately, the U.S. Coast Guard posted a record year, rescuing 2,462 people and inspecting 46,152 ships, while seeking funds to replace the ice-bound Bear with a new vessel to sustain anti-smuggling and life-saving duties.

Associated Press Quincy Masa Ootice Jarcenyt Fru Charles H. Bryant Wollaston Sto Bryant Mabel Brideham Brighton Washington United States Coast Guard Avaa Coast Guard Suardasen Mellon Behring North Pacific América Congress

Esteemed Candidates Featured On Both Parties In City Election

The city faces a forthcoming election with well known figures on both sides. Mayor Orell Dexter seeks reelection for the Democrats against Republican capt. William H. White. The council and board races include many longstanding local names, with Democrats and Republicans fielding familiar figures across wards.

Orell Dexter Ctha Granite State Insurance Co William H. White Portsmouth Democrate Phillips B. ‘Badger Harry E. Boynton John W. Emery George W. Smallton McEvoy Tun Ernest B. Frederickson Cornell Frank Newton Fred Oldfield Bute Ton George E. Whittemore Raynes Phillip Charles E. ‘Bailey Edward—D Chauncey Samuel Alley Demoicratic Austin 5 Trefethen

Store Manager McCain Shoots Self at Home in Hampton

Herold McCain 29, manager of the Ca operative store in Hampton, drank lodine then shot himself this forenoon. His wife left for the mall about 11 oclock. she found him in a pool of blood. A physician and ambulance arrived, but he died within a half hour. McCain, from Exeter, had led the local Co operative store for three years and was said to be in poor health, which was thought to have caused the act.

Herold McCain Ca* Operative Hampton McCain City Exeter Atore

Aircraft Industry Seen Essential to National Defense

Washington reports that lack of a capable aircraft industry concerns the government. The annual Aeronautics Commission summary to Congress stresses aviation’s critical defense role and warns rapid, improvised development is costly and unacceptable again.

Washington Congress Coorage

Only Slight Gain Shown in Fall River Textile Mills

Fall River Mass December reports indicate only a slight increase in textile operations with most mills resuming limited activity. Westamps mills began some machinery today marking the sole change, while overall production is expected to fall due to current market conditions and cautious reopening.

Associated Pregs Fall River Mass Westamps

One Killed and Many Injured in Private Water Taxi Fire

In San Pedro California on December 8 a private water taxi named La Moyne caught fire and sank in the harbor. Forty five men aboard were aboard when the craft burned. One navy galloy and seventeen salloza and two of villanya were seriously burned.

Associated Presa San Pedro Calif Navy Galloy Salloza Villanya la Moyne Mia Channel

Murder Confession Tied to Gossip Claim in Bedford Farm Killing

Walter Ostermeyer a 25 year old hospital orderly confessed to killing 72 year old Martin Roughan whose body was found on his Bedford farm. Ostermeyer said he struck the man with a hatchet after a quarrel sparked by Roughan accusing him of gossip and causing trouble in the neighborhood. The police reported the admission and said he hid the body following the fatal assault.

Associated Press Bedford Walter Ostermeer Sibel Sion Hospital Brooklyn Martin Roughan Ostermeyer Roughans

Tragedy Details Involving Vice Consul Dayton

Washington reports the death of Vice Consul Henry A. Dayton after a Belgrade shooting. Initial accounts cited a young woman who then died by her own hand, but Consul Patton in Belgrade has not released full details. The State Department has ordered a complete investigation and prompt reporting.

Washington Henry A. Dayton Belgrade State Department Dayton Patton Belgrade Post Mariner Patten Department

Tong Killing in Springfield Sparks Third Arrest

In Springfield Mags Dec 8 a third arrest tied to last night Tong war outbreak left two Chinese seriously wounded at work behind counters. A man who gave a New York address was found in appealing house and linked to the shooting as Bollea Beyera. The other two Chinese were arrested in a hotel room.

Springfield Mags New York City Bollea Bevera

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Domenica Carano Lafayette Amesbury Self Gharies E. Hodgdon Board of Public Works Horace W. Gray John G. Bibgsbury Hile Mary” Rae Rochemont Hirrist B. Hodgdon Lillian A Peterson Gladys C. Warren Ino Tong
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