Sheriff Brandon Names Deputies in York County
Sheriff Brandon announces new deputies and reappointments for five year terms. Appointees include Irving Boothay of Saco Henry Berube of Biddeford Walter Brlyss of Sanford and others across York County with several names listed for court clerks and probations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Boothay
Saco
Henry A. Berube
Bldisford
Walter G. Brlyss
Sanford
Tanacourt Crier
Depu
Berlamp A. Barker
North Berwick
Supreme Court
Werrest G. Spofford
North Kennebunkport
Daniel Orland
Parsonsfeld
Edwin C. Brown
Hollis
Thomas ‘. Ragkla
Alfoad
Ralph Treadwell
Acton
Harvey Scruton
Teryflot
Deary A. Beruhs
Michael Mogan
Biddeford
Morris S. Leach
Eliot
William Ty Brian
Kennebunk
aAbour
Chick
Kennebunkport
Harry Roberts
Kittery
Benjamin A. Parker
North Gerwick
Worrest G. Spofferd
Luce
Old Orchard
Daniel Garland
Parsonsfald
Waldo I. Sticker
Teving G. Boothby
Walter P. Briggs
Von
Gerry
Alphons Brunell
Cliffora
Cook
Franke HL
Pluswbry
Shapleigh
Garry
Smith
Auth
Barwlele
Travel talk on Orient trip at Graffort Club meeting
Aliss Isadore Tauce spoke on her journey to the Orient during the Graffort Club travel department event hosted by Harry E. Baynton. She described trips to India and Cuba with ghost entertainments and showed views, drawing a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Tauce
Graffort Club
Harry E. Baynton
Middle Zirset
Misa Luko
India
Cuba
Largest peace time supply bill presented to Congress
The House Appropriations Committee reported the largest peace time supply bill ever, totaling 762,180,522 dollars for Treasury and Post Office activities in the next fiscal year. It includes 11,090,000 for prohibition enforcement, 20,507,135 for the Coast Guard, and 2,500,000 for transcontinental air mail services with changes from current year and budget estimates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Pastoree Department
House Appropriations Committee
Tha Treasury
Postoffica
Postonce
York Man Seeks Senate Seat As Moody Pursues Master Role
Howard Moody of York, former Maine House member, files candidacy for the state senate post for the next session. He seeks support from members-elect as he positions for leadership in the upper chamber.
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Howard “Moody
York
Maine House of Representatives
State Senate
Paklaz
Explosion Destroys Woolboro Laundry Building
An explosion leveled a two story wooden building in Wolfeboro housing Harry E. Libby's laundry. The steam boiler blast occurred before workers arrived, blowing debris across the area. No injuries were reported as the empty structure collapsed and residents surveyed the damage.
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Associated Press
Wolleboro
Harry E. Libby
Ams Oloyas
Midwest Deep Freeze Grips Nation As Storms Spread
The bitter cold and storm front reach from the Northwest to the Great Lakes with snow and sleet forecast across the region. Zero or subzero temperatures threaten the Plains and Rockies as trains stall and wires fail, with multiple fatalities reported in Oklahoma Chicago and parts of the Rocky Mountain area due to the cold and accompanying conditions.
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Dye Associated Press
Chicasa
Rocky Maine
Great Lakes
Masta
Wieter
Rocky Mountain
Owas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Greenland skater Hussey makes long road to Portsmouth
Charles Hussey of Greenland skated from his town to the Portsmouth navy yard breaking a long skating run this year. He normally drives but poor roads forced him to strap on skates and travel the distance quickly noting the highway was suitable for his winter runners and safer than a motor vehicle.
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Charles Hussey
Greenland
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Jhon Land
Hussey
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Wage reduction in view at Nashua Manufacturing
Nashua Manufacturing Company plans a wage reduction soon after scheduling details are set. The firm, with over 400 employees, hopes to increase running time from four days a week to full time as part of the change. Schools close today for holiday vacation.
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Washua
Nashua
Jackson Mf
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Drop attempt to form new government in Germany
Berlin reports that President Ebert and Chancellor Marx agreed to discontinue efforts to form a Reichstag majority cabinet. The Glare Stresemann administration continues to sanction, with belief that the most practical solution is a new government facing possible Reichstag defeat.
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Associated Presa
Berlin
Ebert
Marx Tofay v
Reichstag
One Killed In Auto Crash
A car carrying five men crashed through a railing and fell twelve feet to the tracks at Atlantic avenue and Esck street Brooklyn. One occupant Lawrence Alrecht died in St Marys hospital. Charles William is hospitalized with a fair chance of recovery. The other three escaped with no serious injuries.
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Associated Preas
New York
Atlantis Avenue
Esck Street
Brooklyn
Lawrence ‘Alrecht
St. Mary's Hospital
Charles Williama
Storm Causes Much Trouble Citywide
Slippery streets after freezing rain left pedestrians slipping and falling while sidewalks slick and dangerous. Some workers skated to jobs as others avoided cars amid minor auto accidents and icy road conditions on Ley streets and surrounding towns.
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Am Ley
Alrieult
Fey Ralla
Shell Shock Driving Holday Events In Auburn
In Auburn Massachusetts on December 19 the community faces shell shock from World War I service and limited social activity for the holidays. Two main events are the Dartmouth club fundraiser and a high school senior benet and dance aimed at aiding local causes.
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Auburn
Thorn
Holda
Dartmouth Club
Anca Aid
Baneit
Dande
Fall results in fractured hip on Lincoln Avenue
John O'Neil of Lincoln Avenue sustained a fractured hip this morning after a fall on the ice. He was moved to a hospital in a police ambulance for treatment.
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John O'Neil
Lincoln Avenue
He Wan Ta
Tragic Naval Yard accident claims Jeremiah J. Couhig
Jeremiah J. Couhig 83, longtime Richmond resident and naval yard worker, died instantly after falling from a staging near a submarine site. He struck his head on the ground from about 22 feet, with yard medical staff declaring skull fracture the cause. Survived by son John J. Couhig and three daughters, Florence Catherine and Mary.
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Jeremiah J. Couhig
Richmond Sleat
Fhig City
Navy
Ifia
Waaroe
Naval Hospital
Iccie
Caiihir
Concord Railroad
Agrévedera
Diry. Water
John J. Covhly
Florence
Catherine
Mary
Automobile collision case files involve Lafayette charges
A damaged transcript notes Arthur J. Lafayette facing a superior court action after a collision with Burleiga Dams of Lewiston. The record cites Lafayette being arrested for driving while intoxicated and claims the other party, Hiquar, bore responsibility for the condition. The case centers on damage to Lewiston resident Dams's car and Lafayette’s alleged fault.
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Hiquar
Walle
Arthur J. Lafayette
Burleiga, Dams
Lewiston
Lafayette
Changes Planned at Portsmouth Depot Adjust Waiting Areas
The Boston and Maine company outlines changes at the Portsmouth Depot including closing part of the old waiting room, building a new ticket office, and converting the adjacent room near the Armstrong lunch counters into a waiting area. Work to begin once materials are available.
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Thy ‘Oston and
Mains
Portamouth
Navy Inquiry Postponed by Senate Naval Committee
Washington reports the Senate Naval Committee postponed an inquiry into the status of the American navy after two hours of debate. Senator King of Utah urged action while Grairman Hale was instructed to obtain comprehensive data from the navy department to address the charges. the committee chose to wait for facts.
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Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Grairman Hale
Navy Department
Hale
Death sentence for Haarmann in Germany case
Winover Germany December report states Fetix Haarmann the so called wholesale murderer was sentenced to death for the slaying of 28 persons over six years. His accomplice Hangs Grana was condemned for inciting murder in related cases. Haarmann showed no remorse and claimed lack of premeditation as he faced the jury.
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Associated Press
Winover
Germany
Fetix Haarmann
Grana
Iaar- Thann
Crimea
Grans
Haarmann
Laerty
Bribes Charged In Penitentiary Warden Suspect Case
Atlanta inmates accuse ex warden and suspended deputy warden of taking bribes from prisoners. Both men were held on warrants and placed in bonds totaling $5909 each by United States Constable Joe Abbott. Details are sparse due to damaged text.
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Atlanta
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Roberts
Roger S. Bragdoa
Wella
Shariff
York County
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Bragdon
Alfred Dul Lester EB. Carvin
Post Office
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Wolfeboro
Ingripoe
Ian
Mr. Hertwhistle
Manchester
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