France Seeks New Deal On Inter Allied Debt
Paris reports Finance Minister Clementel hints at pooling war debt as France’s finances show strain. French officials note the Versailles settlement favored creditors Britain and the United States, urging reconsideration of postwar terms amid slow German payments.
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Associated Press
Paris
Clementel
France
Chamber of Deputies
Con
Vérsaillea
Great ‘Britain
United States
Germany
Parish Social Highlights at Methodist Vestry Meeting
The Epworth League led a pleasant parish social with games, vocal and instrumental music, and refreshments in the Methodist vestry. Meanwhile a Japanese freighter fire forced 30 crew to abandon ship near Acapulco as the Luckenbach rescued 19 passengers and 73 crew. the ship burned near Manzanillo with danger from detonating nitrates.
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Epworth League Society
Los Angeles
Craw
Mexico
Acapulco
Julia Luckenbach
Luckenbach
Manzan- Mo
Acapulen
Here
Luckenbach'a
Water Quality Report From State Chemist Declares Good Conditions
State chemist C D Howard reports water sample from a local faucet on December 10 tests as good overall despite several complaints of a bad odor. Analysis shows turbidity zero, sediment zero, low color, ammonia nitrogen readings around .60 to 2 0008, nitrite and nitrate low, odor mostly faint, hardness six point nine, and chlorine test negative.
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C.D. Howard
Coast Guard Launch Campaign to Stop New Year Liquor Landing
The Associated Press reports 40 government vessels led by five destroyers patrolled near waters to curb landing of New Years liquor from schooners and steamers on rum row. Officials estimate 100000 to 110000 cases aboard liquor ships as authorities tighten enforcement.
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Associated Press
New York
Coast Guard
Father of Judge Marble Dies in Gorham
Dr. Henry Marble, 76, of Gorham, longtime local physician, died at home. He was the father of Judge Thomas L. Marble who presided at the recent term of Superior Court in the city.
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Henry Marble
Gorham
Marble
Thomas L. Marble
Christmas chicken dinner hosted by Pray family at The Pond Laundry
Richard Pray and associates hosted a holiday dinner at The Pond Laundry featuring a four chicken dinner with all the fixings in Christmas style. The Misses Pray acted as waitresses and ALT. Me was tonight’s master of ceremonies for the event.
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Richard Pray Treateants
Pond Laundry To & Line
Misses Pray
ALT. Me
Conference Arranged Between Atlantic Corp and Shipping Board
A conference is arranged for next Monday afternoon in the Department of Justice between officers of the Atlantic Corporation of Portsmouth New Hampshire and the Shipping Board and Attorney General Stone. The meeting aims to iron out the affair and move toward clearing up issues to the satisfaction of all parties concerned.
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Corporation and Shipping Board
Washington
the Herald
Department of Justice
Atlantic Corporation of
Portsmouth
N.H
Shipping Board
Atlantic” Corporation
Shipping Board and Attorney
General Stone
Thieves Take Three Large Pigs On Barberry Lane
E Davis reports theft on Barberry Lane where three large pigs were stolen between Saturday night and Sunday dawn. The animals, valued at 125 to 150 dollars, were slaughtered and dressed for delivery to residents of Kittery and Stratham. Police are investigating with Mr Davis hopeful for arrests as detectives pursue leads.
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E. Davis
Bara
Parberry Lane
Kittery
Strathamana Wera
Davis
George
$150000 For Leopold and Loeb Lawyers
Chicago December thirty The saved Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr will receive 150000 after pleading guilty to kidnapping and killing Robert Frank Will. Clarence Darrow and Benjamin and Walter Bachrach will share the fee though division not finalized. The lawyers sought 206000 final total. Leopold family did not contribute.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Gallows
Robert Frank
Clarence Darrow
Benjamin
Walter Bachrach
Waa
Ang
Leopold
The
Loeb
Coolidge Hopes for Another Naval Conference
President Coolidge expresses hope but not certainty that another international naval disarmament conference can be held within a year. He will push for a conference when timing is favorable, yet cannot determine when prospects for success are fair at present.
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Associated Press
Washington
Deg
Coolldge
Veteran of Spanish War Charles L Prince Dies at 51
Charles Lester Prince of Kittery died Monday evening at his home on Philbrick Road of pneumonia at age 51. A native of Kittery, he worked as a machinist at the navy yard and served in the US Navy during the Spanish War, World War I, and earlier conflicts including the Boxer uprising, Philippine insurrection, and the Mexican trouble. He was a member of Camp Schley, Spanish War Veterans, and the Loyal Order of Moose. He is survived by his wife and sons Charles, Sewell, John, and Edward, his mother, brothers Clarence and Horace, Dana Philbrick, a sister Mrs Elmer Pruett, with services at the Christian Church in Kittery Thursday.
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Charles Lester Prince
Philbrick Road
Kittery
Camp Schley
Loyal Order of Mange
Song
Charles
Sewell
John
Edward
Srs
Mation
Philbrick
Clarence St Prince
Horace Philbrick
Saugus
Mass
Dana Philbrick
Elmer Pruett
Navy Needs Inquiry Spurs Capitol Hearing
The House Naval Committee urged investigation into U S Navy needs after a stormy session. A motion called for Secretary Wilbur to testify January 8 and seek his expedient recommendations. Chairman Butler indicated the president may press for a conference within a year on naval disarmament.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Naval Committee
Wilbur
Butler
Coolidge
Death report on Wheam McClintock incomplete
Chicago December report from the coroner notes the preliminary finding on the death of millionaire Wheam McClintock. The cause of death remains undetermined and further tests are to be conducted before the final report is issued.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tait Recovering From Operation After Gompers Funeral
Jamey Duncan, vice president of the American Federation of Labor, is convalescing at Lexington Hospital New York after an operation following strain from accompanying the funeral train of Samuel Gompers from Brexton to New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Jamey Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Lexington Hospital
Samuel Gompers
Brexica
Naw Yorte
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Mark
Concord
Judge Marble
Barberry Lane
Leopold and Loeb
Charles F. Prince
Peter Schiot
Brown Street
U. S.navy
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