Three Die in Auto Accident Near Wayland Isle
Boston dispatch reports Arthur F. Beaudreau Cambridge real estate dealer and widow Bertha Moodie with her 5 year old son Frank drowned when their car plunged through a railing into 12 feet of water on the New York turnpike near Wayland Centre. Beaudreau age 48 died at the scene. Moodie was not found immediately. the wreck occurred after the car hit multiple autos and fell from a bridge above Sudbury river. Moodie had been living with Beaudreau at 1749 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge.
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Boston
Arthur F. Boudreau
Cambridge
Bertha M. Moodie
Frank
Sudbury River
Wayland Isle
State Road Bridge
Beaudreau
New York Turnpike
Centrol
Moodie
Worcester
Massachusettts Avenue
Wayland Centre
Fire Destroys Italian Town Salter Near Trent
The village of Salter near Trent was almost totally destroyed by fire yesterday. Hundreds of residents were left homeless as the blaze swept through the town.
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Associated Press
Trent
Italy
Salter
Body of Dixmude's commander found in Sicilian waters
Paris reports the body of Lieutenant Grenadan, commander of the missing dirigible Dixmude, found in Sicilian waters. Italian authorities informed the French naval attache in Rome, and French forces moved to Sciacca. Fishermen brought the body to the surface as nets were hauled.
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Associated Press
Paris
Grenadan
Sicilian
Freshmen Must Report Early at New Hampshire College
Durham announces freshmen must report a week before other classes when the University of New Hampshire opens next fall. The university calendar for the coming year was published today and outlines the return schedule and orientation period for new students.
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Associated Press
Durham
University of New Hampshire
University
Two Missing After Fire Destroys Louisville Lumber Plant
A spectacular blaze swept the five story WwW J Hughes & Sons Co lumber plant and lumber yard in Louisville causing 18 injuries. Two carpenters employed at the site remain missing as investigators assess the $410,000 loss.
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Associated Press
Louinville
J.hughes & Sons Co
Los
Eiffel Tower Builder Gustave Witfel Dies in Paris
Paris mourns Gustave Witfel engineer of the Eiffel Tower, the landmark named for him. The 1889 exposition project in the Champs de Mars brought him world fame as a master builder of the world’s tallest structure.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gustave Witfel
Alexandre Gustave Eiffel
Champs d'Mars
Daniell House Destroyed by Fire at Greenland Farm
The Daniell house on Bay Road at Greenland was totally destroyed by a forenoon fire traced to a defective attic chimney. Portsmouth Central and Chemical 6 responded, pumping engines from shore saved the cattle, stable, garage, and other buildings, with most household effects saved. The ancient dwelling, once owned by the Pierce estate, was a noted farm residence.
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Eugene
Daniell
Bay Road
Greenland
Portsmouth Central
Chemical 6
Great Bay
Pierce
Shipping law changes urged for coastwise links to Philippines
Washington on December 2 reports recommendations from Chairman Jones of the state commerce committee. The proposals include extending coastwise shipping law to the Philippines, separating the Emergency Fleet Corporation from the Shipping Board, mandating cooperation between railroads and shipping, and surveying the Teeds for a permanent merchant marine per President Coolidge’s request.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philippines
Emergency Firet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Coolides
Jones
State Commerce Committee
Coolidge
City Council Reappoints Edward A Weeke Jr as Clerk
Newly elected city council members except Norman and Rand held a brief conference after the meeting and agreed to reappoint City Clerk Edward A Weeke Jr.
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Norman &. Rand
Edward A’ Weeke Jr
Box of Choice Candy to Philip Smith in Contest
Philip Smith was awarded a box of choice candy after winning the gentlemen's contest. The floor was filled with dancers throughout the evening and all enjoyed the affair.
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Philip Smith
Fire destroys Oakland Building in Lansing theatre blaze
Fire believed from a Regent Theatre dressing room morning blaze levels the six story Oakland Building in Lansing. The fire threatened nearby blocks and caused about 200000 dollars in damage to the structure and surrounding businesses.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Regent Theatre
Oakland
Klansmen Plan City Meeting Next Wednesday Evening
Officials of the Ku Klux Klan announce a meeting in this city next Wednesday evening with a hall already engaged. Also this week De E C Blais dell and Mrs Blastdell escaped injury on Christmas Eve when a runaway ice wagon struck their car in Haverhill damaging the vehicle but causing no injuries.
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Ku Klux Klan
De.e. C. Blaisdell
Town Closed By Smallpox In Sanbornville
Sanbornville reports four adult smallpox cases prompting the state board of health to order immediate two week closure of schools churches theaters lodges and other public places to stop the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Sanbornville
State Board of Health
Dancing Party Echoes Night of Freeman Annex
A large crowd attended the Comedy Four dancing party at Freeman's Annex on Thursday. Marden's Orchestra provided the music and patronesses included the Woods, Pike, Rintz, Somerby and Denny more families. Novelty dances entertained guests and Miss Halen Adams won the beauty contest.
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Freeman's Annex
Marden
Walter Woods
Maurice Pike
I. B. Rintz
Somerby
Dennymore
Retreamers
Halen Adams
City Council Grants Bonus to Miss Emma J Magraw and Closes Books
The mayor and council approved a $500 bonus to honor Miss Emma J Magraw for fifty years of service at the high school and transferred funds to the board of instruction. They also approved a $250 grant to the Ports mouth Winter Sports Association and $7100 to settle school department wills. The meeting authorized payroll adjustments for public works workers and adjourned after approving various financial actions.
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Ffty
Emma J. Magraw
Board of Instruction
Ladd
Magraw
Boynton
Finance Committee
Board of Public Works
Collins
Ity
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
York Bulldogs Rout Portsmouth Collegians at York
York Bulldogs defeated Portsmouth Collegians 69 to 20 with Eaton scoring 14 from the floor and two from fouls. York High lost to the Alumni 23 to 17.
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York Bulldogs
Portsmouth Collegians
York
Eaton
York High
Man and Wife Sentenced After Manslaughter Conviction
Ernest and Marie Vette, convicted of first degree manslaughter in the May killing of Alonzo J. Storey, were each sentenced to eight to fifteen years in prison. The Portamouth Trust & Guarantee Company will hold a Christmas Club open on Saturday evening, December 28 from 7 to 9 to accommodate joiners.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernest and
Marie Vette
Alonzo J. Storey
Portamouth Trust & Guarantee Company
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