Boston election results stir strong public interest
Reports from Boston show high turnout and keen curiosity about the election outcome. Observers note callers from Portsmouth and nearby towns seeking news, with Peters’ victory welcomed by many and some surprise at Corny’s defeat. Local social updates and visits fill the day as the community awaits the full results.
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Bos+ ton
Tueday
Stevall
Boston
Peters
Roston
Carl
Local Notices and Social Remarks From Kittery Area
Community notices list residents visiting Oslo Texeter and North Wittery, including Jim Cerry and Carl Meyers, with many names and addresses mentioned. Church groups plan meetings at Second Christian and First Methodist churches this week. Local travel and aviation news include Thomas Kelley heading to Tong Island KN VA to join the Aviation.
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Miemusrs
Lucy
Tealph Clark
Fred Fuller
Tain
Salmisoi
North Kittery
Oslo
Mise Jim Cerry
North Witteryuern
Yoston
Carl Meyers
Government Street
Texeter
Samuel Wendell
Woorlawn Avenue
Wad Stra
Albert Biemeke
Government Sireet
Alonday
Mas
Dustin Wendell
Ports- Mont
Churchill
Mission Study
Clas
Ladies’ Union
Thomas Kelley
Tong Island
KN. VA
Alcina Aso L. Mody
Ols Avenue
Villar
Kittery Point News Briefs and Local Visits
Kittery Point gossip notes engagements travel and visitors. Jagpar Moulton, an engineer in Co. D, received orders from bin this week. wages and health reported as improving. Families relocate to Sworth Maine for winter. knitting club to aid French wounded meets Thursday. Annie Chapman and Miss Chapman visit Dororthy Tobey. Mrs. Amos Amee visits Boston friends. Schoolclosings for Christmas break. Gerrish returns from Wenham. Embroiderers meet with Miss Alice Patel. Terbert Cursier returns from N. J. Rehearsals for Baptist Sabbath School and Christmas music planned. New Crete of the Congregational church hosts gathering at Community House.
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Kittery
Jagpar Moulton
Ile
Co. D
France
Aptos Ames
Ine Whater
Howard Johnson
Harbor Road
Perley Tobey
Gaston
Mis
Annie Chapman
Foamy Chapman
Portsmouth
Annie Knight
Dorothy Tobey
Amos Amee
Boston
Lawn
Sue
Gerrish
Hly
Wenham
Mass
Missy Alice Patel
Tierbert Cursier
Trenton
N. 2
Baptist
Mrs Cummings
Thuy Jay
Marjorie Hilings
Asher Dainon
Xistery
Christian Claireh
Jamie
Mry
Willard Emery
Vhorel
George Gunnison
Russian supplies from England in war effort figures
London reports British government figures detail wartime aid to Russia since the war began. The tally includes 691 guns, 4,500,000 rounds of small arms ammunition, 1,769,000,000 rounds of artillery ammunition, 2.87 machine guns, 303 tons of explosives, 1,900 airplanes engines, and various other items such as missiles, motorcycles, and engines.
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London
Eell
Tere
Russia
Wilson to Ignore Parley in Peace Negotiations
Washington reports that the United States will not send an ambassador or British envoy to participate in peace negotiations with Bolshevik leaders. No instruction has been issued to ambassador Francis or others to engage, and the government plans to observe developments without direct involvement.
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Washington
State Department
Pranels
Leon Proteky
Weathers
Sadien
Armbissader Francis
Uvene
Exeter students awarded endowed and physical scholarships
Exeter reports fall term closing with 63 endowed scholarships and additional merit based Phys scholarships ranging from 30 to 150 dollars. Trustees provide funds for scholarships. selections emphasize character and pecuniary merit. Several local staff and students noted, including Arthur Bertrand and Miss Dossie Conner, with hospital updates and academy activities continuing through winter.
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Exeter
Academy
Iné
Reir
Sehohir
New York
Artur Bertrant
and Mira
Pal Herteum
New Mamypehire College
Dossie Conner
Rea Conner
Ye Exete Corrie Hospital
Joseph C. Morrison
Wilang
Wateryatreet
Miranda Prescalt
Lewis F Pregeatt
Winton
Durham
Lowe
Willam CG
Plunkett
Adams, Mare
Monday
Ile
Atraney William OF. Marwht
Porlsmaeul
Peking Regaltions and German Allegations Amid War Debates
The article reports on alleged German actions and responses involving Peking authorities and foreign informants. It mentions a refused reception by Liu, a Kaiser reference, and claims about German agents and acts abroad. Capt James Drouillard is cited discussing German conduct, including rape and poisoning pills, comparing to Belgium and other regions.
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Baltimore
Kent
China
Pelitg Nergony
Peking
Monsen
Ube
Pan Hans Flermian
Jin
Chatfee
Washington
Jame Drouillard
United States
Dafantey
Belgium
Ance
Serbo
Germany
Daniels Commends Hero of Antilles For Naval Rescue
Secretary Daniels praises Robert Ausburne for saving shipmates after a destroyer went down. He restrained his actions to warn others and signalled danger, while forward gun crew members and D. Tisdale acted to save themselves. An officer commended calmness among survivors during the rescue.
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Washington
Daniels
Robert Ausburne
Ausburne
Anuine
D. Tisdale
Hemself
Instanga
Ramarkada
Eoulness
The Krupps at Lucerne and Swiss neutral stance
Analyzing the Lucerne arms factory linked to Krupp Essen and Swiss neutrality. The piece discusses German language dominance in Swiss politics, German immigration, and Switzerland's wartime posture, noting neutrality, arms production, and humanitarian conduct amid global conflict.
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Brecklyn Earle
Allig
Switzedand
Krupps O
Germany
England
United States
Switecrind
Lucerne
Scyiss
Zurich
Berne
Ag Basel
St. Gall
Argan
Thorgan
Gabwulen
Switzerland
Germain ‘Wima
Life of a Baby Shows Link Between Income and Mortality
Public health study from 4 MLW annual report details infant mortality among 13 000 babies in several cities. Half of fathers earned less than 660 a year and one eighth earned 1950 or more, with higher mortality where income was lower.
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Bureau
Sphngtown
Montclatr
Manchester
N Tc
Brooklaw
Mass
Saginaw
Mich
New Ralford
Mérd Fortunale
New Hampshire Assessors Election Set in Manchester
Officials plan annual meeting in Manchester this week with selected attendees and formal procedures. Local sources indicate Wednesday or Thursday as potential dates for the event.
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Manchester
Grange entertainment boosts Eliot funds with community support
The Grange in Eliot staged a varied program featuring songs and readings that drew a pleased audience. Despite efforts by many, receipts fell short of expectations, prompting a plan to fund the Grange Link by monthly public entertainments to reduce the debt and boost patronage.
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John J
Grange
Wieni
Myrtle
Dgha
Enjoydale
German Conscription of Alsace-Lorraine Girls Reports
The Strassburg Post cites German claims that young Alsace Lorraine girls under 37 are drafted for west front work and that only eight percent are called as volunteers. The government says safeguards exist and that conscription may be accepted if girls can stay at home with parental permission.
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Reyne
Switzerland
Str
Burg Post
Alsace-Lorraine
West Front
Ghranader 1
Counsels Farmers Hold Back Hogs in Overcrowded Market
Washington dispatch reports Wind Avie Inn Estrakl Lion Jody counselled farmers to hold back hogs as Chicago market stays flooded with pork. The maneuver aims to ease congested packing facilities and avert further price drops. Officials urged delaying shipments to stabilize supply and prevent further market distortion.
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Washington
The
Wind Avie Inn
Estrakl Lion Jody
Deans Megulels Invasive Model Mild Action
A brief note describes a mild action involving a model invasive in a local store setting. Details are sparse but suggest a minor incident with no injuries or lasting impact. Authorities are not mentioned and no names or dates are provided.
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Mary
Otis Avenue
Visibe
Lowell
Honda
Pine Shop
Benjmatn i
Bunker
Gverle Gerry
Cammeres
Asted
Wildton
Herbert Beaker
Mittery Point
Sugrue
Kittery Point
Halprin
Hoffman
Philip
Wilson
Parley
Hero
Antilles
Krupps
Eliot
Portsmouth Fish Company
Portsmouth Fish CO
Broughton's Wharf
Fost Cansal St
Sweetser Store
Tel
Horton Service
Stewart
C. H, Stewart
Union Wharf
Water St
A. P. Wendell & CO
Winslow
Aizea
Universal
Ingersoll
E. C. Matthews Hardware & Paint CO
Pleasant Street
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