11 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
1
Thousands homeless and many more jobless as floodwaters surge through Atlanta and nearby areas. Roads damaged, waters recede slowly in parts while homes and businesses suffer losses. authorities urge caution as relief efforts continue and residents seek shelter and aid.
A woman named Mis. -eeclia Macuel, wife of Peter Mauri, injured in an explosion while handling explosive material at home on Maplewood Avenue. She lost three fingers as the device detonated in the kitchen drawing neighbors and doctors from Portsmouth to treat her wounds.
A telegram from Wiligton, representing 11-Persident WI, expresses the coal miners union’s gratitude to acting President Lewie for a gesture described as patriotism. The message is dated in connection with events tied to Indianapolis where miners are gathered.
Delegates from Chamberg and Commerce meet in Boston to coordinate a campaign in favor of daylight saving. Most participants support the state measure aligned with the federal plan of recent years, while Gloucester fishermen are expected to oppose the proposal.
An undertaker Lester Lug faced charges after a fatal incident tied to Joy Freedale Crowell. Court proceedings lingered as witnesses examined the event linked to November with prosecutors seeking a $5,000 bond.
An executive, Starvow, indicates continuation of conservation regulations across New England through the spring season. Reporters note inspectors are to report to administrators who will enforce the Lever Act if needed. Anticipated measures aim to address coal strike impacts with potential extensions beyond three months.
A Derbyshire born member of Parliament was detained after a police raid at dawn as MPs gathered in London. Authorities reported the arrest followed a claim of misconduct during a contentious vote, with the lawmaker and aides escorted to Kingstown amid a heavy security presence.
A noisy gathering at Gadd Bellows hall on Wednesday saw Denavy Yard workmen debate appropriations and nominate candidates. Hartford, acting as president, announced a slate led by Haetford with a vote to choose a delegation for a forthcoming meeting in Wuastigtay.
Fragmented lines show a meeting where delegates to Washington were selected. Names and details are garbled but indicate a contested process among participants, with emphasis on commitment and delegation. The readable bits suggest a partisan or organizational selection event with disputed outcomes.
In a House of Commons session Andrew Hon Law answered questions and indicated the Adriatic issue would be discussed by Premier Clemenceau of France Foreign Minister Selalola of Italy and Prime Minister Lloyd George. He expressed no definite course but noted the matter remains under consideration.
Austin Bryant, longtime resident of Saco and prominent in York County Odd Fellows circles, died Wednesday after a long career in local Odd Fellows leadership. A veteran with service on the Governor Risfield steamer, he leaves a son, Frank Bryant of Saco.
Margaret Spencer seeks the city clerk role in Cond Cond with support from several businessmen and opposition from Frank Dusby and Michael Sullivan. The campaign features fundraisers and a march on the eve of next month’s vote, with financial figures cited as 11.11, 0.00, and 12.69.
Fragmented report describes a widespread strike by coal miners tied to a broader labor struggle. Authorities face protests as workers demand better conditions, wages, and safety assurances while political figures and police respond to escalating tension.
A garbled dispatch reports Georges Clemenceau arriving in London for a conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George. The scene includes cheers at the station and notes on expected talks about Allied leadership and postwar plans.
Weather notes forecast a cold wave with dry air early day and plunging temperatures by night. Strong winds and heavy mist intensify the chill, with readings dropping below twenty. The day’s conditions grow harsher, prompting concerns of harder frost ahead.
The Harvard football eleven began practice after a carnival committee recall amid a coal crisis. The Cambridge lineup prepares for a western contest as New Year’s Day approaches, with Athletics officials outlining scheduling and travel plans.
Manchester areas report no fuel savings shown as authorities announce continued restrictions. Officials say despite efforts, energy use remains high with industries and energy sectors under scrutiny.
A concise industry note references a two months coal supply amid ongoing concerns. It notes high demand and mentions a hopeful outlook for steady availability through the period.
Miscelebert Pree reports a bail return request for anarchists in Washington, involving $40,000 in liberty bonds deposited and later revealed. The case centers on a petition to the department and commission as prosecutors seek clarification and potential release terms from a supreme court proceeding.
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