22 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
1
The story reports President Harding urging ratification of women's suffrage as the nation nears a formal acceptance. A National American Woman Suffrage Association telegram to leaders signals intensified efforts to secure states for the amendment before November elections.
Pope designates August 29 as a K of C day at the Vatican. The garbled text from New York and other places suggests a Catholic event or celebration tied to a feast or pilgrimage, with mentions of dates, locations, and witnesses, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Harry Robertson signs with Macks of Manchester in a brief notice containing unclear OCR text and surrounding garbled phrases about personnel and locations, reflecting a local sports or team transfer item with limited legible details.
A garbled and fragmentary obituary notes the death of a prominent Granite State editor. The text references Exeter, New Hampshire, and multiple personal and organizational names, but most details are unreadable due to corruption. The piece appears to report on the editor’s death and career in a period newspaper style.
The source shows heavily garbled OCR text with numerous names, places, and phrases but no coherent events or main action. Becomes a sparse collage of person names, locations, and stray phrases without a discernible story, date, or outcome to summarize into a valid news item.
A fragment from a Brooklyn notice reports an event at a cottage on Depet for the munkner. Barry yardon will sowen ho aveneray for the Chadherries. Ted is referenced in the context of the notice.
The Atlantic Heights community church event drew residents to a grove activity on a Wednesday near 34 Oat nueeaont. Activities included a basket luncheon with cones from the Ladies Aid Society, plus an afternoon of songs, games, and a youth program.
Fragmented OCR text describes a coastal town debating pier and harbor improvements, with notes on relocation of a breakwater, public works spending, and potential effects on tourism and local commerce. It references White Rocks and a fortification project overseen by local authorities and engineers, hinting at long term coastal protection plans.
A wartime era discussion about coal and its management guides a broad debate led by National Geological Association officials. Key figures argue for immediate price and production measures while warning of industry disruption. The article notes substantial shipments and regional impacts, with mentions of New York, New England, and New Jersey policy shapers.
Maneheater, Vt, May 22. The trial of Pyvalt M. Pettibone of Hennington for an alleged import of Ika white was postponed due to a fox at the village, delaying proceedings and prompting a funeral service nearby.
Fragmentary text reports Billy Danzy believed located in Cleveland while messages and charges discuss recovery of a boy linked to a 1919 Panay disappearance. Names Walter Griffin Clinch ton Wilts Offord appear with alleged child abuse charges and a bone find described as "asiliyte" near the Panay disappearance site.
Kittery Point July 22 reports a neighborhood gathering with Mrs Ford and Dr Chanille Berry in Charlestown. A meeting of Henes Voullhigford Post American Gegton is noted at Ina Pleo House Kibfory. Visitor Mr Safford of New York joins Mrs Safford at Wintheop Mey and other local residents are mentioned visiting friends and attending church events.
Fragmentary historical report notes a Winnipeg agitator to serve a penitentiary term following appeal decisions. Mentions privy council leaders and higher court oversight in the British colonial context with references to Me vest and leader’s varying forms of imprisonment.
Washington officials report a rising number of war patients in government hospitals, with about 15,000 currently housed and an alarming monthly increase of 300. The War Department cites failures in full care for those previously wounded, prompting inadequate compensation and redirected discharge plans. Average daily government costs range from 3.50 to 40 dollars per patient.
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