Former Vice President Marshall Dies in Washington Hotel
Former U S vice president Thomas R. Marshall died at the Willard Hotel in Washington after weeks of illness from heart trouble. He had been ill for several days and suffered a heart attack that proved fatal. Plans had been made for his burial in Marion, Indiana, with his parents and family in attendance. Marshall had recently opened a law office in Indianapolis and was staying in the capital on a ten day visit.
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Portsmouth Power Co Opens New Quarters in Ogre Pellow Building
The Portsmouth Power Company today opened new quarters in the Ogre Pellow Building with fire insurance backing from Granite State Insurance Company. The move provides a suitable location for customers and signals a progressive organization positioned to expand its operations.
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Woman Killed When Auto Strikes Tree Near Linwood Home
Premton Juge Mrs Lotte Canney 11 Linwood Lynn Mass was fatally injured Saturday when a car skidded off the roadway and crashed into a tree near Frank Morey on Main Street Mrs Canney died two hours later at General S H Gale Hospital Maverhill Her husband Hermisband 19 remains in hospital with head injuries and facial wounds.
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Court Opens At Exeter With Judge Young Presiding
Court proceedings resume today in Exeter as Judge Oscar Bo Young presides over cases from the April term. The former chief justice Oliver W Branch will finish duties in the upcoming sessions and the court continues its docket in this town.
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Bernard Donnell Arrested in Kittery Assault Case
Bernard Donnell of Kittery Paint was arrested for an alleged assault on his wits in Kittery Sunday night. The case will be heard in the Kittery court later. Tas 'counla have been marrled only a short time.
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Yale Freshmen Riot Stages College Celebration
Associated Press reports Yale freshmen rioted in Berkeley Oval during a celebration ending the college year. The old Freshman tengei tradition was torn down and damage occurred as Prof Bangs attempted to quell the outbreak. The entire Freshman class faces probation as punishment.
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Weeks Renowned Secretary Recuperating After Surgery
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, hospitalized in Boston after an operation, is reported convalescing favorably. The Mass General Hospital notes his condition improving since Thursday, with physicians providing cautious optimism about his recovery.
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Coolidge backs nationwide home making survey
President Coolidge supports a Federation of Women's Selub home making survey to gauge the efficiency of homemaking in the United States. Government department assistance is offered, framing the effort as a test of whether a woman can achieve success as a full homemaker without adequate support.
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Generals Federation
Federation
United State
No Clue In Murder Case
Boston police search for leads in the mysterious murder of Mia Mae Price a New York socialite found in a hotel room tied and face down with a pillow smothering her. The crime occurred after a piano company mistress and musical comedy directors were reportedly in the city, with no suspect yet identified.
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New York
Seek Slayer of New York Girl Inspires Hunt
A New York report details police seeking a killer suspected in the slaying of a girl, with investigators pursuing leads as two other stray incidents are noted in the city.
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New York
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Goose Hangs High in Unclear High School Admisstion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a goose, high school setting, and admission hints. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge beyond scattered words. Further context needed to produce a complete headline and summary.
Union Service at North Church Delivers Debate on Law Enforcement
A union service at North Church on Sunday evening, led by Rev. E. M. Lake, D. D., featured Alfred Cardall and others urging support for temperance legislation. Speakers voiced the need to urge state and federal lawmakers to back reform, expressing hope for passenger support from senators and representatives.
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Temporanes
State tests on brakes attract wide public interest
There is great interest in brake tests conducted today by the State Vehicle Commission. Tests on various types of machines will be made until late afternoon, offering ample opportunity to detect possible flaws and to ascertain the cause of improper working.
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State Vehicle Commission
Few Serious Accidents Here Over the Holiday
A garbled report notes several minor road incidents during the holiday period with little property damage. One driver cut into traffic and drove onto a sidewalk to pass a heavy passenger car, risking injury to any pedestrians nearby.
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Memorial Day Parade Steeped in Veteran Honor and Weather
Veterans gather for the Memorial Day procession as rain holds off, a Naval Band leading the march from Richars Avenue to South Cemetery. World War and Spanish War veterans, Boy Scouts, and Storer Post No. 3 riders participate, with Marines firing a ceremonial volley and a flag-decorated cemetery recalling fallen comrades.
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