Fear War Rally Near Bolivia Sparks Tense Bolivian Scene
Bolivian crowds demand war with Paraguay as President Hermand and Congress push a hard line. Youths march to the presidential palace, calling for national mobilization while officials set emergency measures and seek calm. Navy man D. W. Mixon dies in a Newburyport area car crash on the way to New London, with several crewmen injured. Mixon leaves a wife and three daughters.
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Ly Associated Press
Lin Vaz
Bolivia
Maraguay
Mike
Bard
Ehernand
Meewhdental Palace
Tha Fenem
Paraguay
Congress
D. W. Mixon
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Newburyport
Topsfield
Maxon
Larry J. Elliott
the & G
Portsmouth
New London
Conn
Eliot
Bowen
Elliot
Navel Hospital
Spooner
Danvers Hospital
Ntowward Street
Meh
Oflcer
5-18
Danvers
Cilet Boatswain Minxon
Iiltery
Where to Vote on Tuesday in Franklin Parish
Tomorrow is election day and voters are reminded to cast ballots. The article lists polling locations by ward including Maplewood avenue Frankin Perren Veteran Firemen's Association, Rockingham County Courthouse probate court room, Ward 3 Partett streets former fire engine house, old South Wardroom, Ward 5 police court room second floor City Hall. Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Vote early.
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Maplewood” Avenue
Frankin Perren Veteran Firemen'’s Association
Rockingham
Partett Streets
Old South
Ciby
Hall
Gia
Moant
Wrecked Schooner Camilla Breaks Apart In Storm
Heavy seas battered the schooner Camilla off Jaffrey Point New Castle on Way. The stern and two masts tore free, leaving the wreck split and the remaining 960 tons of soft coal feared lost.
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Camilla
Page Wich
Jaffrey Point
New Castle
Divorce Case Heard in Rockingham Superior Court
An uncontested divorce case was heard in Rockingham County Superior Court this morning before Judge John. The proceedings proceeded without dispute as the couple sought a final decree.
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Rockingham County
Mornizs
John
Political ad urging Ward voters to go to polls
Voters of Ward and Voters desiring automobiles for Election Day are urged to the polls. Contact SATITOR rE Coz, Chairman, by phone 1823 for details.
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Satitor Re Coz
King George's illness causes continued anxiety, bulletin says
London reports the King's physicians issued a bulletin noting a lower temperature and slight improvement after a restless night. Despite this, they warned ongoing anxiety over the royal patient's condition remains and the outcome remains uncertain.
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London
Dee
George
Fire drives Biddeford families into streets in moonlit blaze
In Binderora a dozen families dressed in nightclothes fled into the street during a heavy snow storm as the Barney block on Main street burned. Officials say the fire likely began from a cellar explosion in a two and a half story frame tenement owned by Pepperell Manufacturing Co housing textile workers. The blaze was checked with help from Saco fire apparatus. the building suffered heavy damage.
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LyaAssociated
Binderora
Barney
Main Street
Pullett
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Saco
Secretary Elected At Meeting At Bockinghaw Hotel
The meeting at the Bockinghaw Hotel in Albect& on Friday night elected a secretary for the Mechinigu ire So vision, marking the first consecutive year of the post. The selection continues a 41st year tradition.
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Fearful Irish Grounding of White Star Liner Celtic Near Roches Point
The White Star liner Celtic with 253 passengers grounded at Roches Point near Cobh Ireland in feet of water during low tide. Crew and passengers were evacuated by tender as British destroyers and Dutch tugs aided attempts to refloat the vessel on the next high tide amid bad weather and heavy seas. No immediate danger reported though there was fear of breaking up if refloating failed.
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Cobh
Ireland
Dee
Celtic
New York
Roches Point
Yoush Mati
Ner
Delizee
Morges
Clissy
Cliss
New Hampshire
Weent
Vernay
Cévic
Livernoor
Uke Vestris
White Star
Waa
Rye Red Cross Enrollments Reach 190 Members in 1811 Society
Returns from the Rye Cross show an enrollment of 190 members with two additional contributions to total 204.00 dollars, a modest sum compared to last year. If any names were overlooked in canvassing, send to Miss L Parsons, treasurer, with the fee. Contittes in charge included Mrs. Joseph Wat, Miss Fan Jennez Berry, Miss Ardele Marston, and others.
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Tor Rou Cross
Itn
Ag Anmust
Gontribute Ing
Rye Red Cross
Fourest Warrell
Alfred Qdiwnne
Sugan
Theown
Nyyris Trefoihen
Avs
Chester Drakes
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