15 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented text notes the Home Rule Bill moving toward a third reading. Mentions government, Likely committee actions and political context surrounding the bill's progress. Names and clear details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
A clipped late 19th or early 20th century OCR text shows chaotic notices from Kittery and York County. It references civic meetings, charity events, and church programs featuring speakers and holiday plans. Names include Henry, Yeerge, and Mowry with dates around December and January, plus local social club items and sales notices.
In Kittery Point, Poe, authorities identify the confined woman as Mrs. Jane Patel. The unnamed location and circumstances remain under investigation as officials confirm her identity.
The Fort Constitution area sees early morning activity as a recreation building project advances with finishing touches and mountingwork. Moose Carnival highlights include Betsy Text Champion, with popular local entrants and varied community interest.
A young man from Manchester endured severe injuries after a blast. He suffered the loss of sight in one eye and significant facial burns. Despite the trauma, doctors expect a long recovery as he plans to return home to Queenstown and resume life in coming months.
The Portsmouth professional basketball team will play Gloucester at Gloucester on Friday and then face the Institute A A of Fonton here on Saturday night.
The high school basketball team will play Thornton Academy on Friday at Sacd. The Thornton team will travel. return game scheduled later.
Greenland village notes small town social life with a monthly P T A meeting at the new Assembly Hall on Monday evening. Mrs Maude Babrlk returns from a New York pleasure trip, and Miss Lucy Toyt arrives home after a visit.
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