Danish envoy comments on war impact and Denmark stance
Count Ment Molstein of Denmark and Danish minister Maurice Prandle Egan arrive in New York aboard the freighter Whittel with 635 passengers. Egan says Denmark must remain neutral despite Entente pressure, fuel shortages and German offers, noting Sweden and Britain influence and Denmark's difficult fuel situation. He plans to visit Washington while details of Danish peace moves and local arrivals are noted.
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Maurice Prandle Egan
Ati
Eriorn Rainister
Denmark
New York
Winginn
Copenhagen
Alsen
Britain
Germany
Sweden
Nasu
Dlp
Egan
Washington
Kean
Mog
Gla
Omreilly
Proane
Curt Weel
Brooklyn
Su Will
Capt
Bean
Camp Lee
Ant
Pe Egan
Ment Molstein
Penn
Willionaire
Strikers Urged to Be Treated as Traitors in War Debate
Philadelphia observers at annual society meetings cite labor's wartime role as crucial. Professor Kelly of the University of Pennsylvania argues conscription for strikers may be needed, but wage fairness remains essential. Hovey of the Agriculture Department proposes recalling 700,000 older farmers and enlisting 3.0 million youths for farm work, plus seasonal city women assisting in national relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lfistorienl
Kart Stelsey
University of Pennsylvania
Aamvrlena Sociological Society
Tnd
Kel
Ley
Tila
American Eeonomie Associiation
Hov. Wilepy
Federal Department of Agriculture
Ife
Watek
Marina
Ted Crnis meeting and town notices at Odd Fellows hall
In Kittery on Wednesday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall a regular weekly meeting of the Ted Crnis will be held. Local residents report a string of social updates including visits from Miss Florence Shatman of Medford and Mrs Ira S. Keene at Locke's Cave, plus notes on attendance at church vestry meetings and a fatality at Huller's Crossing. The piece also records weather with a low of 28 below zero and an average around 20, along with various household visits and local events through the week.
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Kittery
Ted Crnis
Odd Fellows! Hall
Ray Veterson
Wiltman
Mass
Myx
Leon Robbins
Lave
Elmer Hall
Kittery Depot
Hubby & Sterling
Bostrat and Maine Railroad
Harvey Grant
Cleayenne
Vlennor Vlamonton
Hiaver- AM
Anwerd Langdon
Grione
Misa Florence Shatman
Medford
Alass
Ira S. Keene
Locke's Cave
Acunion
Government Street
Anlovia von
Wiliam Wood
New York
Charlotte Tufts
Woodlawn
Clara Bushee
Falyoke
Iamuoreny
Intervene
Tuli Langdon
Lyan
Howard Langdon
Cont Street
Mia Gladys Goodwin
Dame Street
Mia
Portsmouth
Riverside Ledge of Odd Fellows
Hoxton Post Dane
Abe
Dennis Lath
Ram
Cpt
William &Mee
Sears
Kontmler
Murry J
Nyt
Oliver Remlek
Joseph Junlins
Charles Manson
Me Lathrop
Boston
Atamtor
Mies
Josephina Revere
Cemetery Lots Cared For and Turfing Done
With increased facilities the sub scribers are prepared to take charge of and keep in order cemetery lots in city cemeteries. They will attend to cleaning of monuments and removal of bodies. They also turf and grade in the city and accept orders left at 64 Market Street for prompt attention.
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Aisnia
Cemeterias
Ahark Noll
Richard
Aavenus
Shuthak
Hymall
Olivarea Ham
Market Street
Kittery Point community notices and visitors reported
Local items from Kittery Point include a Baptist Aid Society gathering on Wednesday afternoon with George Kimball in attendance. Mrs Letos Tobey of Moyos Lane plans a social Friday evening. Miss Dorothy Beake of Seth Tamp ton visits her grandfather. The annual Christmas tree will be held at the city union.
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City Unie
Dorothy Beake
Seth Tampton
Wivarn Tolley
Venneyty Tn
Hegbaid Berry Te Ut
ML Nial Mia
Granville Bercy
Kittery
Tongregtatonal
Inter Data
Chagiea Morrell
Fragmentary notice from Spruce Head funeral service
Incomplete OCR text hints at a local notice mentioning Spruce Head Med fay Union prayer service. References to Haptiyt churaly Wel esday Thurssday and a person Granville Henry with a post date of Tuesday. Likely a community obituary or church notice with unknown details.
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Spruce Head
Granville Henry
Out of Their Own Mouths in German War Propaganda
The New Hampshire Defense League opposes a German peace propaganda book titled Out of Their Own Mouths. It collects German statements and letters to claim Germany’s territorial ambitions caused the war and urges widespread education and distribution to persuade readers, including editors and clergy, of wartime patriotism.
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Dda
Elie
Buoipshays
Vengies
Unie
Bocke
Gwe Atlantis
Wien
Cerminis
Heyling
Seurelwey
Becker
New Hampshire
Germany
Germnge
Bbravney
Yeams
League
Phore Tevel
No Lawyer Required Warns Soldiers Widows at War’s End
Director Baxter of the Soldiers Information Bureau warns against soliciting lawyers to collect arrears and aid for dependents. A Massachusetts case is cited where a mother’s soldier died, urging caution as unscrupulous attorneys may take large commissions. The government should provide adequate support, with referrals to reputable lawyers via the Soldiers Information Bureau in Boston to protect widows and orphans from predatory practices.
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Manchester
Baxter
Saliiers' Nfonatiot Burean
Heaton
Molaives
United States
Tayama
Toston
Doxittan
Gar o Fanks from Muses Us group thanks local helpers
The members of Muses Us Coodrleh express public thanks to Meg orge OW Downlink Mra Sherman Newton Mr tra Urewn for hot coffee and furnished items this morning. They also extend appreciation to Chet Kindanesa Vor order flea O Teene Captain Chaa Kehoe Clerk for assistance.
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Muses
Megorge
Sherman Newton
Navy seeks power to seize summer cottages for shipyards
Admiral Bowles told the Senate commerce committee the United States Shipping Board may requisition summer homes near Rye Beach and Newport to house workers for shipbuilding. He urged authority to commandeer properties and transport workers, noting strained yard conditions and the need to rapidly expand production.
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Ieauntie House of Aeratchy
Rye Beach
York Harbor
Otter
United States Shipping Board
Ue Newington Shipbrhaing
Admiral Howles
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Senate Committee On Commerce
Nelson
Wa J
Europe
Admiral Bowles
Jie
Cork
Newport
Bowler
Yenator Nelson
Aed
Hla
Evedon St
Point
Aony
Haltimore
Wiose
Exeter Report From Draft Board Examine Physician
Exeter December 4 Dr Halph S Pere ina Jett reports on journey Asfrat Hertanant for medical review. Dr Perkine, born a practicing physician, has served for years and recently left medical school.
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Exeter
Halph S. Pereina Jett
Osglethorpr
Jonrney Asfrat Hertanant
Ure
Meijical Revere Rorpa
Perkine Ima
Horn
Ono
New Chairman of State Committee Named at Concord Meeting
Resignations of Democratic state officers were announced at Concord. George M. Marrand became temporary chairman with Alexander Marhete as secretary and Thomas Dwyer as treasurer. Permanent appointments delayed until the state committee meets, likely in June. Marrand is postmaster at Concord. Majors Murchie and Steutsto are in the army.
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Nena
Concord
Democraie Gtte
Geo. M. Marrand
Robart C. Marchie
Chitineau
Mtow
Wv. Maretuinn
Laconia
Mexander Marehte
Arsely
Phamas Dwyer
Lebanon
Trensinie
Lie
Farrand
Murchie
Steut Sto
Army Arena Hosts Thursday Evening Dail Game
A local sports update notes a Thursday evening basketball game at the Army Armory. The event involves the Tome Guard and other teams as part of a community schedule.
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U.S
M. J. Griffin & Son Portamouth
N. H
Rene
Kittery Point
Garo
Flea
O Teene
Chaa
Kehoe
U.S. Shipping Board
Rye ‘Beach
Exeter Caltage
Thomas Felson
Battery Place
Alatunew Ci
Neally Ware
Linehin
Denis
Beenen
Kin Street
Trev
Edward Green
Unitavian
Ehveh
Mir Neadley
Ies Howell
State Hospital
Yorth
Anil Dadder
CGA
Une Colinthian
Lanwrence
Fernoon
Malpheany
Rey
Witkins
Soule
Eter
Charles E. White
Wis Uwe
Baptist Chapel
Tony Seources
Theyeatrowtnir
Ralph S. Wiséell
Pual
Exeter Digh
Ross
Academy Gymnasiim
Maro S
Reoky Ag
Wr. du
Korte
Weil X. Graves
Court Wirebright
Morestecs
America
Dr. Harriman
George E. Farrand
Florence
the Sweetser Store
Tel
Mailet Street
THE
Horton Service
Stewart
C. H. Stewart
Union Wharf
Water St
A. P. Wendell & CO
Johnson’s
E. C. Matthews Hardware & Paint CO
Pleasant Street
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