Coolidge Candidacy Announced for 1924 Nomination
Frank W. Stearns of Boston announces President Coolidge will seek the Republican nomination in 1924. He says the Coolidge friends are organizing under William M. Butler Massachusetts national committee member as the President’s personal representative. Butler will designate coordinators across the country to cooperate in the effort.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Friends of
Preshuent Coolidge
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Coolldge
Boys Visit to Navy Yard Delights New Hampshire Group
About 600 New Hampshire Conference boys toured the Portsmouth Navy Yard on a Saturday afternoon. Governor Fred Brown joined the official visit, greeted by Commander Dismukes and staff. A photo was taken, with General Chairman H. C. Matthews and F. W. Hartford guiding the event. The party toured aboard the Ossipee and crossed to the yard by government ferry, ending with a bridge visit hosted by the governor.
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Purtamouth Navy Yard
New Hampshire Conference
Ccion
Fred Brown
Navy Yard
Voys
Dismukes
Staples
H. C. Matthews
F. W. Hartford
Cavanagh
Ladd
Ridgeley
Revenue Cutter
Ossipes
Revolution in Mexico at its height declares capture of Jalapa
The Associated Press reports from Mexico City that Jalapa, capital of Vera Cruz, was seized by rebel forces led by General Cachez as the revolt near its peak. The movement, backing Adolph de la Huerta, centers around Vera Cruz, Guanajuato, and Jausto. Junta forces retreat toward Oriental with 2000 volunteers awaiting reinforcement.
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Mexico City
Papedo
Tex
Jalaps
Vera Crum
Cachez
Adolpha de la Huerta
Vera Cruz
Guadajara
Jausto
Cirlaja
Oriental
Perle Putnam Dies at York Hospital
Perley Putnam of York longtime auctioneer and real estate dealer died at York hospital from Brights disease. Born December 8 1867 in York he served as town treasurer and chairman of the board of selectmen. Survived by four sons and two daughters funeral at Congregational church York Village at 2 pm Wednesday.
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Perley Putnam
York
York Hospital
Bright
Mr. Putnam
G. W.S. Putnam
Tryphena (Remick) Putnam
York County
Board of Selectmen
Knights of Pythiss
Portsmouth Lodge of
Belle
Marshall Putnam
Freeman Putnam
New York City
Roger A. A. Conrad Putnam
Rin Ty
Gretchen J. Putnam
Lark
Congregational Church
York Village
Republican Ticket for Mayor and City Council slate
The Republican ticket lists Mayor candidate Frank W. Knight and at large councilmen Edward H. Adams Ernest R. Frederickson Richman P. Margeson Frank L. Pryor. For Board of Instruction the nominees are Lucius H. Thayer fra A Newick Harry W. Peysor and Edward Seyholt.
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Frank W. Knight
Edward H. Adams Ernest R. Frederickson
Richman P. Margeson
Frank L. Pryor
Board OF Instruction
Lucius H. Thayer
Fra A. Newick
Harry W. Peysor
Edward Seyholt
Democratic Ticket for Mayor and Public Works Board
Ore A. Dexter leads the Democratic ticket for mayor in the slate listing Ore A. Dexter Harry E. Boynton John W. Emery Phillips B Badger William E. McEvoy. For the member board of public works the slate includes Thomas E Coffins tra A Newick Harry W Poyser Edward Seybolt.
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Public Works
Harry E. Philbrook
Ore A. Dexter
Harry E. Boynton John W. Emery Phillips
Badger
William E. McEvoy
Thomas E. Coffins
Election Day Looms as Voters Prepare to Cast Ballots
Tomorrow brings a pivotal election with a large anticipated turnout. Business leaders spearhead campaigns while candidates and backers mount quiet activity, urging citizens to vote for trusted city stewards and to view the contest as a duty for the coming year.
Navy Secretary recommends $30 million for fleet modernization
Secretary Denby proposed a $30 million appropriation to fund eight 10,000-ton cruisers three cruiser type submarines and six sun boats plus $7.676 million for naval bases and a five year naval aviation program. He urged immediate modernization to maintain treaty position and counter Britain in cruiser strength.
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Denby
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Baldwin refuses to resign amid crisis in Britain
London December 10 reports say Prime Minister Baldwin will not resign and will reveal plans at tomorrow's cabinet meeting. Rumors of resignation are denied by Conservative circles as he resists pressure from any source. Also noted, Lt. Commander Branham has been detached as executive officer of the U. S. Savannah and ordered to this yard, with his family previously living on Miller Avenue.
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Frank W. Knight
Orel Dexter
Herald
Portsmouth
London
Baldwin
M. Branham
VU. S. N
Savannah
Branham
Miller Avenue
Italian Cabinet moves to prorogue parliament
Dec 10 report from Rouw notes the Italian Cabinet advised King Victor Emmanuel to prorogue the Chamber of Deputies with strong belief in political circles that this will lead to dissolution. The Messagero claims the King will sign the dissolution decision by day’s end.
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Rouw
Victor Emmanuel
Fily
Chamber of Deputies
Messagero
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John Yarwood
Herbert H. Poole
Norman
Rand
William Lynehey
Arthur H. Locke
John G. Kinsbury
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James T. Whitman
Lucius H. Thayertra A. Newick
Harry W. Poyser
Edward Seybolt
Waard -Councilmen
William A. Fernald
George P. Smatlean
William Casey
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