Lindbergh sails on Mexico City flight from St Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh departed from St Louis on a non-stop 43 hour flight to Mexico City. He took off at 12 29 amid favorable weather and without a parachute, studying his chart and weather as aviation officials were notified.
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Indbergh
Mexico City
Associated Press
Charles A. Tanbergh
Hia
St. Louis
New York
Paris
Eple
Lindbergh
Bo- Ang
Romania faces cabinet crisis amid anti Semitic violence
Romania reels from cabinet crisis rumors after weeks of anti Semitic orders and mob violence in Oradea Mare and Cluj. The foreign minister Titu Ionescu may resign as internal peace efforts risk unraveling, with districts described as war torn.
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Tituiescus
Recovery in stock prices strengthens market gains
Associated Press reports New York markets trend higher with broad gains across high priced issues. Rail shares advance, low priced issues show demand, and call money remains ample at four percent despite large fund movements and a shipment signal toward England.
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New York
tHals
England
Tobacco Shares Rise Amid Active Buying and Dividends
Improved trade conditions push tobacco stocks higher as special dividends accompany brisk demand, with Tobacco Products issues reaching new high ground and attracting investor interest.
Kiwanis Club Meeting Features 17th Century Talk
Rev. William Stafford Jones, vice president, presided at the Rockingham hotel Kiwanis weekly meeting. Jones gave an engaging talk titled New England and old England in the 17th Century, highlighting many early days facts that held great interest for attendees.
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Kiwanis Club
Rockingham Hotel
William Satford Jones
Jones
New England
Old
England
Mr. Jones
Grandmother, 96, Seeks Divorce and Alimony in Denver
Mrs. Rose Parelo, a 96-year-old grandmother, seeks a divorce from her 55-year-old husband in Denver. She requests 100 dollars monthly alimony, accuses him of non support and fraud, and notes rising unmarried status. The Kerwin Leach Co. has moved an assignment in favor of the creditors.
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Associated Press
Denver
Rose Parelo
Kerwin-Leach Co
Coolidge Approves Five Year Navy Building Plan
Washington reports President Coolidge has approved a five year navy program exceeding 100 million dollars. The plan includes 26 cruisers of 10,000 ton type at about 15 million each, three aircraft carriers, five fleet submarines and 13 destroyers. It also authorizes four new battleships to replace those under the Washington treaty and may cost around 60 million, with potential higher expenses due to construction costs.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Wilbue
Ude
Gso
Minor Accidents Reported After Freezing Rain in Manchester
A cold rain in Manchester caused several minor accidents early this morning. A passenger bus skidded on Emery Street and struck a traffic beacon, destroying it while the bus sustained only minor damage and passengers were shaken but uninjured. A mill worker slipped on an icy sidewalk and fractured a hip, rushed to the hospital. Automobile traffic slowed as incidents closed several streets.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Emery St
Amoskeag
Grange Pushes State Police and Prohibition Enforcement
Concord reports the New Hampshire Grange opening its annual meeting with a push for a state and rural police force in New Hampshire and Maine, tighter prohibition enforcement, and a yearly medal for the top advancing farmer. George J. Drake notes juvenile Grange at Northwood as a model, and finances appear excellent.
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Associated Press
Concord
Massachusetts
Maine
Grange
James
Farmer
New Hampshire
George © J. Drake
Northwood
Marriage in East Boston Joins Mies Davidson and William Leldenger
Mies Davidson formerly of Rye wed William Leldenger of Everett at East Boston on Saturday December 10. The ceremony took place at the Episcopal church with the Rev Roberts officiating and attended by Dr. Holmes and other local guests.
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Mies
Mary ‘Davidson
Rye
East
Boston
William Leldenger
Everett
Mass
Roberts
Episcopal ‘Church of
H. Boston
Oelde
Heaney Couple Plan Move to Cambridge Residence
Sister Mrs Pauline Heaney and Joseph Heaney act as the best main partners in a forthcoming relocation to Cambridge. The couple will establish their residence there.
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Pauline
Heaney
Joseph Heaney
Cambridge
Jury reports disagreement in Abbott illegal selling case
The jury in Superior court in the case of Elwood Abbott charged with illegal selling Alcorab reported a disagreement at 9 39 last night. Court officials say the case will not be resumed this term but may come up in January term. Only the product called Alcorah was found at Abbott's store.
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Elwood Abbott
Abbott
Car Skids on Dover Point Bridge Crash Damages Vehicle
The Hislop Garage tow crew was called to Dover Point toll bridge to recover a car owned by J Brown of Lawrence Massachusetts. The vehicle skidded on the bridge and struck the side railing after brake application, tearing two front wheels and damaging the right front fender while the driver was heading toward Dover.
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Dover Point
Overaok
J. Brown
Lawrence
Mass
Brown
Dover
Belfast to Open City Wide School Medical Service
Belfast will create a full school medical program serving 279 elementary schools. A chief medical officer and assistants will supervise dentists and specialists, with 14 nurses on staff. A clinic for adenoid and tonsil cases will allow overnight stays before and after operations.
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Belfast
Antd
Old People Rule Town in Patchy 118 Census
An Associated Press report from Hamilton notes that more than half of the town’s 118 residents are aged beyond a certain threshold, with a substantial portion over 60 and five above an older bracket.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Train Robbery Stages Bold Heist in Langhorne Area
A freight train near Neshaminy Falls was stopped by 15 gunmen who seized valuable silk worth 30000 dollars before fleeing. A guard was shot during the confrontation and one bandit is believed wounded and carried to a waiting car as others escaped.
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Associated’ Presa
Langhorne
Raws
Waa
Reding
Néshaminy Falley Reach
Lewis Freeman Lewis arraigned for manslaughter in Holmen death
Freeman Lewis of Kittery Point faced superior court arraignment on a manslaughter charge in the April 30 fatal auto collision that claimed John P. Holmen. He pled not guilty, was fined 750 dollars, and received two years and one day suspended jail time. Lawyers included Harry W. Peyser and George Hughes for the defendant, with the state represented by Attorney General Jeremy Waldron and County Solicitor Stewart Rows.
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Freeman Lewis
Kittery Point
John P. Holmen
Lewis
Nole
Lewia Wen
Harry W. Peyser
George Hughes
Dover
Jeremy BK
Waldron
Stewart He, Rows
Gulf Gale Delays Transatlantic Liners. One Vessel Damaged
A tertial gale at sea delayed nine transatlantic liners and injured several passengers while causing damage to one vessel. The Celtic, en route from New York to Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown with reports of the gale and its disruptions.
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Associated Press
New York
Cable
Celtic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Prominent York County Man Dies in California
Sanford Maine December 13 George B Goowall aged 76 a widely known manufacturer died early today at Honey wood California He was president of Sanford Mills Corp and connected with Goowall Worsted Mills and engaged in banking interests and trolley lines in York county He was a director of the Holyoke Mass Plush Co.
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Associated Press
Sanford
George B. Goowall
Honywood
Lecture on Progress at Rye Chamber of Commerce
The Rye Men's Club hosts a Chamber of Commerce lecture at the Christian Church this evening. Secretary Lee Hi Brow, managing secretary of the Chamber, will present the topic Coping Step written with opticar views and illustrated.
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Lee Hi
Tha’ ‘Chashbor
Commares
City election light turnout steadies across wards
Voters faced rain and steady turnout in the city election with totals reported around midmorning. Ward by ward tallies showed 425 cast in Ward 1 and 661 in Ward 2 by 11:30 to 11:50, with 1895 votes overall for the day expected to rise this afternoon as polls stay open from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Ngon
Staly
Atl Waters
Wilkun T. Batwistle
Charles E. Lewis
B. E. Frederickson
Scott W. Lake
Roy W. Walsh
Insneczors
Harry B. Pallesy
Joseph C. Pettigresn
Yiward J. McMulein
Arthur GC. Weeks
Murphy
Sullivan
Richard Ed Hannaford
Howard
Neivon
John G. Shaw
Fred B. Hett
Alvin
Redden
Thomas J. Donovan
Charley R. Kimball
Clifard A. Lowe
Mildred J. Ashe
Omcers Smart
J. Kelley
Ward 2
Wand
Charles H. Wrackatt
Stewart S. Humphreys
Harold 8. Wood
H. Ripley
Albion M. Bickford
Hector MacDonald
William J. Linchey
Ceylon Spinney
Patrick J. Reardon
Omecery
Dow
Weston
Eustace Visits Portamouth During Brief Toledo Trip
Robert J. Eustace former Turtymouth Chamber of Commerce secretary now Toledo industrial commissioner arrived from Montreal for a brief layover. He spoke enthusiastically about business activity in Toledo and praised Portamouth's condition before continuing to Boston for a convention.
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Robert J., Eustace
Turtymouth Chamber of Commerce
Toledo
Ohio
Montreal
Portamouth
Boston
Wallie Marshall's Beachland Blues Broadcast at Portland
Wallie Marshall's Beachland Blues, a popular local orchestra, will broadcast from WCSH Portland Tuesday evening December 20 under manager George W. Clough. The orchestra will render a program of dance music.
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Wallie Marshall
Trom “Glation
WCSH
Portland
George W. Clough
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