Boston and Maine plans large scale abandon of track
Boston and Maine Railway proposes abandoning about 1000 miles of its 2430 miles of trackage in a broad plan announced by Chairman Homer Loring. The move includes a $125 million bond issue, reorganizing finances, and improving remaining mainlines to cut costs while compensating affected communities with service adjustments.
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Boston & Maine
Homer Loring
Doos
U. S
Boston
Maine
Mr. Loring
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bt Thoe
Boston’ & ‘Maine Transportation, Cor
New England
Portsmouth Boy Among Bermuda Business Men
A Portsmouth native, John T. Hand, becomes a leading Bermuda business figure. Son of the late John P. Hand of the Eldredge Brewing Company, he lives in Hamilton and is part of Arnold and Hand. He serves on the Hamilton city council and leads progressive efforts amid American tourist interest.
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Portsmouth
Bermuda
John T. Hand
Hamilton
Island of
Barmuda
Hand
John P. ‘Hand
Copper Ring Forte
Eldredge Brewing Company
Bartlett Street
Bustangs’ Gira
Arnold and
Teader
West End
Lima
Dozens of Divorces Granted in Rockingham Superior Court
Thirty seven divorces were granted by Judge Thomas Marble during the October term of Rockingham County Superior Court. The list includes cases from Exeter, Portsmouth, Derry, Seabrook, and other towns with grounds ranging from abandonment to extreme cruelty and statutory offenses.
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Thomas Marble
Rockingham County” Superior Court
Lst
Ada L. Meras
Exeter
Ralph E.a Meras
Bugera H. McIntyre
Portsmouth
Rosalia McIntyre
Brida Epart
Conn
Allen J. Parker
Chaster Va
Thelma Barker
Haverall
Sharles
A. Byard
Derry
Lucy
Byard
Winneport
Serice
Muriel A Mayotte
Henry
Mayotte
Mary W
Davis
George J. Davis
Leavitt
New York
Albertina C. Paul
Hampton
Henry F. Paul I
Corinne M. Burke
Portamouth
Harold V.burke
Elsie G. Carter
Joseph A. Carter
Battle L. Hodgdon
John W
Hodsdon
Wells
Nagonia
Margaret Hale
Newington
Murray N. Halé
Marjorie Laframboise
Epping
Albert
BE. _ LaFramboise of Epping, ex‘treme cruelty. Mary E. Glover of Danville
Henry A. Glover
Danville
Leopold Magera
Grace M. Magers
Bessie B. Osgood
Caryol W. Osgood
Beatrice EH
Sidebottom
Willis EB
Parts Unknown
George H. Fuller Jr
Katherine Tatler
Amos P. Ramesdell
Earli ‘Ramesdell
Agnes. M. Champman
Harold
Bf. Champman
Middleboro
Mass
Donna A Johnson
Plaistow
Elias" C. Johnson
Haverhill
Harriet Shad
Butcher
Windham
Robert ‘Eb. Butcher
Pittsburg Tong WarClaims Another Victim
A Chinese tong war flared in Pittsburg ending with Yea Hong, a laundry worker, killed by an assassin's bullet in Pittsburg's Chinatown. Police pursued two assailants who escaped in an automobile. Hong was named as a Hip Sing Tong member.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Yea Hong
Wort India Laundry
Ing
Hong
Hip Sing Tong
Winant Back From Bermuda Returns to Inaugural Work
Governor elect John G Winant and Mrs Winant return from a three week Bermuda trip. Captain Winant plans immediate progress on his inaugural message, studied during vacation. The city feels the Christmas spirit with thoughts of the needy and sick.
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Mra
Miss Josselyn Tied to Bahai Movement in Eliot
Elizabeth Josselyn, 83, living in Portsmouth but found with a bullet wound in a Montreal Rabat headquarters room. Police and doctors heard she would not reveal if shot or suicide. She was an artist tied to Green Acre Eliot and the Bahai movement but not a leader.
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Miss Josselyn
Eliot
Montreal
Elizabeth Josselyn
Portsmouth
Rabat
Sha
Herald
Miss Jongelyn
Green Acre
Sarah J. Warmer
Fiyna
Dover Point
Stago
Rushmeasures to Fight the Poultry Plague
An emergency Senate resolution to appropriate 109 000 for a poultry plague epidemic was rushed through the House and sent to President Coolidge for signature before the Christmas recess. Poultry men and farm groups urged the action, citing industry disruption and consumer worry. Rye schools closed Friday with Christmas activities.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Senate
Burlington man charged in Morris town shooting
Peter St. Tock, 60, was arrested Thursday on a charge of shooting Elroy Culver after a jealousy dispute over two women. Culver, wounded twice, underwent surgery and probably will live. The incident occurred in Morris town and Hyde Park yesterday, amid reports of a prior self harm attempt by St. Tock.
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Associated Press
Burligton
Peter St. Tock
Elroy Culver
Morristown
Lamoine
Hyde Park
Culver
Jock
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Florence Li Day
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Yolthewn
San Francisco
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Arthug WN. Johnson
Florence ‘E. Chinte
Salem
Wallace“E. Chite
Winant
Rye
Dayton
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