Pardoned ex Mayor White of Lawrence Massachusetts
Ex Mayor Willard P White of Lawrence Massachusetts was pardoned unconditionally by the Massachusetts Governor's Council after new evidence cleared his name. A petition signed by thousands urged clemency. White had been sentenced in 1910 for conspiring to remove office and bribery charges against others. Citizens greeted him at the jail and welcomed him home amid cheers and support for a possible future bid.
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Apples for All Seasons a Proverb on Varieties
A fragment discusses apples as plentiful and varied in Naw Hamut’s valleys, linking fruit usefulness and popularity to Ecclesiastes lines about seasons. It proclaims there is an apple for every season and every day, from laborers to merchants, the rich and the poor.
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Bill Queal Plans European Tour After Marathon Wins
New York December 27 Bill Queal champion indoor and outdoor marathoner of this county announces plans to travel across the Atlantic next spring. He aims to visit England Ireland Germany and France to showcase his form and defend world record credentials.
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Local notes and upcoming campus and rail changes
Rostan and Maine section men discuss how new motor cars on the railroad may cut foremen roles, with potential layoffs for two of three sections. Philips-Wxeler dormitory construction advances with night work and corner store improvements. Harvest outlooks and ice on ponds hint at a late season. Frances Healey to lecture on Captured by the Bedouins at Woishington town hall. A missing child case ends with safe reunion after a detour to Mrs. Gilmann’s home. Exeter club event tonight at Squamscol house.
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James McNemnes
Front Street
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Squamscol House
Public Service Commission awards damages in energy line case
The Public Service Commission awards damages to landowners in petitions by Keene Gas and Beatrice Co. and Ashnelal Gis and Beatrice Co. seeking a transmission line from a urban power house in Tuandale. It orders Fitchburg Tatt road to issue its hands for 1 200 000 at par to fund 100 000 to Brooks line and Pepperell R T R Co claims and to finance improvements to the Fitchburg Jt. R. property. The commission permits a 7 262 39 liquidation from railroad proceeds to cover the balance of four shares issued by the Railroad Board.
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Licenses Revoked in Two Cases by Board of License Commissioners
The New Hampshire board revoked licenses in two recent cases. Joseph Roberts, a Wolfeboro pharmacist, lost the right to sell after selling without physician certification. Arti Fradella, a Somersworth liquor dealer, had his license removed for selling alcoholic beverages to a person appearing intoxicated.
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U V Elect Officers at Gene Atha Moaralon Command
The annual meeting of Gene Atha Moaralon Command No 6 was held on Wednesday. Officers were elected and installation planned for Wednesday in St. Joe with Colonel W Marden and a long list of officers including Major Jeremiah J Godfrey Adjutant William J Dempstire Chaplain Francis R Johnson Surgeon John C Stuvans Quartermaster Stephen A Rebla Major Joseph R Curtis Officer of Day Robert I Charghill Officer of Guard Isaac H M Pray Dru Major Elwin O Randall Colour Bearer Arthur L Gene Sentinel Clarkes 7 Muehmare Installing Officer Col George Ty Harriman.
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Boxing and boxing managers in early 1900s sport chatter
The fragment discusses Detroit baseball links with owners Navi and Yawkey, player movements like Lave Cross and Hayy Davis, and boxing bets. It mentions Christy Mathewson, Sam Langford, Sam McVey, and promoter talk with Tom Keady and Buckett. It notes a Langford vs McVey result surprising fans and hints at manager talent in New England boxing circuits.
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