Rescue of Four Men From Teetering Topaz Near Isles of Shoals
The pleasure yacht Topaz valued at $20,000, owned by Charles Clifford of Bath Maine, broke up after dragging anchor off Appledore Island Isles of Shoals. Captain Frank Walker E T Kelley of Bath and Henry T Loring of Portland and four crewmen were rescued by the Coast Guard as the craft drifted toward rocks. The Topaz, a 400 horsepower craft, had anchored off the islands after leaving Bath for Miami and Portland. the crew remained aboard the coast guard station at noon today unable to reach the city due to rough seas.
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Bath
Florida
Appledore Island
Charles Clifford
Maine
Appledorn Island
Isles of Shoals
Frank 4. Walker
E. T. Kelley
Henry T. Loring
Portland
Miami
Appleuora
Star Island
Sora
Coast Guard
Gines and
Euayd
Parole Request Sparks Unclear Local Action
A parole release request and a burial notice are noted. Timothy Sullivan’s funeral is set for Friday morning at 8 20 at the Church of the Immaculata Conception, with details surrounding the parole motion and funeral.
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Timothy * Sullivan
Stolen Bonds Plague Wall Street Banks and Brokers
By Associated Press a surge of thieves dubbed a modern gang preys on Wall Street banking and brokerage houses. At least four million dollars in securities are in flash hands across firms. A Targa surety company chief operator explains a $100,000 reward and guides investigators on how the theft is carried out.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Sunderneard
Biteedayerst
Steamer Aground on Sandy Bar Near Rochester
A steamer ran aground on a sandy bar with the cutter Tamna and owners aboard. Authorities sought a tug to assist. Three tugs stood by at eight o'clock. the vessel was reported not in danger. In Rochester on January 8 an outbreak of measles was reported among school children and a quarantine was imposed.
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Kore
Rochester
Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias Installation Delayed
A storm prevented the quadruple installation of officers for Damon Lodge No 2 Knights of Pythias Trinity Lodge Plaistow Wentworth Lodge New Castle and Uilon Lodge North Hampton. Grand Chancellor George Warwick was hoped to attend but installation proceeded with several officers named including C0 George L Currier C Ralph H Bridle and S Frederick E Harmon. Trustees and other posts were elected or appointed as the entertainment committee and nominees adjusted for the delay.
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Damon Lodge No. 2
Knights of Pythias
Trinity Lodge of
Plaistow
Wentworth Lodge
New, Castle
Uilon Lodge
North Hampton
Dathon
Trinity Lodge
Pistetow
George
Warwick
Keenew
Damon “Lodge
Cellor
Chauncey B. Hoyt
Fennerty
Anm
George L. Currier
Belden Leaves Post as Portsmouth Power Co Manager
Prank A. Belden resigns as vice president and general manager of the Portsmouth Power Company. He plans to join another firm in a similar role while remaining active in local affairs. Horis a longtime board member of the Chamber of Commerce and a Rotarian, he is regarded as a community worker.
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A. Belden
Portsmouth Power Company
Belden
Elty
Rtho
Hagoen
Dugent
Chamber of Commerce
Dirrectors
Horis
Portsmouth
Pola
HL. McCray
Massachusetts Northeastern ‘Street Railway
Dover, Summersworth & Hochester Street Railway
J. A. White Management Corporation
Nese Properties
McCray
Iinis City
MeCray
Hanoi Resigns Front At Service In 1921 Harding Era
Fragmentary OCR text notes a political resignation and service context tied to President Harding's early administration, mentioning prisons, a brother-in-law, and distant references to wartime or postwar political shifts. The garbled source obscures concrete names, dates, and actions.
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Associated Press
Heber EH
Harding
Cnt
Prominent Brooklyn Official Confesses to Major Forgeries
A Brooklyn finance official confessed to large scale forgeries at the Finance & Service Co. of Brooklyn. The confession, reported by authorities, identifies Turman as managing director and notes added interest on the occasion.
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Pregg
Newwork
Mor -Turman
Brooklyn
Social Eikéles
Wis
Forgeries Finance & Service Co
Svas Managing
Direstor
Edwards Will Not Appear as Witness in Trial
In a brief Associated Press dispatch, Senator Jan Edwards will not appear as a witness in the ongoing trial. The article notes procedural questions and the defense and prosecution positions, but provides no further substantive details about the case or dates.
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Edwards
Wieness
Wiel Replies to German Note Soothing Tone in Report Summary
The report notes a softer response by Wiel to the German note. It references most elements expected in the final assessment and discusses the situation in Germany. The tone aims for measured diplomacy amid disputed points.
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Germany
Receivers Sought for Boston and Maine Railroad
Edward F Brown of Ipswich leads stockholders in a Boston and Maine railroad case seeking court appointment of receivers to control properties assets and funds. The complaint requests injunctions restraining creditors and actions against the railroad and urges respect for any receivers appointed. Writs returnable Feb. 1. attorneys Edward R Brown Conrad Crocker and George Tucker filed.
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Associated
Boston & Maine
Loring
Doston & Maindy
United States
Marshal
Edward R. Brown
Conrad 5 Crocker
George I’. Tucker
Kings Daughters Held Monthly Meeting
The Golden Aunt Circle of Wing's Daughters held its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. James C. Pettigrew's home on Pearstrat despite bad weather. After devotional exercises, regular business was conducted, reports given by committees, readings from The Sliver Cross, social hour followed with refreshments including chocolate sauce.
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Golden Aute Circle
Wing's Daughters
James C. Pettigrew
Pearstrat
Edward Patterson
Edwin” Austin
Seth
Sewing Meeting of St John's Church Auxiliary
A sewing meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of St John's Church was held. The next gathering is planned at the president's home on State Street.
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St. Tohn's Church
Seine
Inivesti
State Street
Former Senator George Gray Seriously Ill in Wilmington
George Gray former U S senator and retired judge in Delaware is seriously ill at home with practically no hope of recovery. He was taken ill about two weeks ago after chills and a physical breakdown.
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Wilmington
Del
George Gray
Delaware
U. S
U. S. Elrcuit Court “of
Eureka Veteran Firemen Hold Oyster Supper Tonight
Members of the Eureika Veteran Firemen’s association will partake in an oyster supper at their rooms this evening. A large crowd is expected to attend and enjoy a well planned banquet and entertainment by the Eureka Fife and Drum Corps with members of the organization anticipating a long awaited, enjoyable evening.
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Eureika
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