New Hampshire Cities Clash Over U S Hospital Plan
Waltham Chamber of Commerce hears a government plan for a new hospital in the city at an estimated cost of 1 million dollars. Local leaders question tax impact and revenue, while government officials propose further details after initial objections from Concord reporters.
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
War Department
Waltham Chamber of Commerce Board
Directra
Concord
Whh
Waltham Business
Elect Leo Re elected At Srothar Convention In Cleveland
William G. Lea was re elected president for three years at the Srothar food sf Railway Trainmen convention in Cleveland. 160 cars of potatoes from Aroostook shipped by rail to New England and midwest points. a long train nearly a mile of cars. Potatoes priced up to 2.00 per bushel amid rising prosperity for potato shippers. Also, New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad mandates Pullman to furnish cars on Boston and Maine and Buffalo Central lines per a district court opinion.
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Leo
Srotharfood Sf Railway
Cleveland
William G. Lea
Aroostook
Maina Central
New England
Midwestern
Carolirig
Maine
Hana
New York, New Haven
Freckles Vanish with Othine Double Strength
Advertised blemish remover Othine double strength promises freckle removal with a money back guarantee. Claims show lightening effects after a few applications and recommends Othite Complexion Soap and Mampoo for hair and scalp benefits. Distributed by Othite Laboratories, Buffalo, New York.
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Orug
Mal Othite Laboratories
Ins
Buffalo
Legal notices mix on railway contracts and fatal cross traffic
Unclear court actions involve New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co and Pullman company contracts for 20 years starting December 34 1912. Three Wells Toll Maine Public Utility hearings addressed Boston and Maine Railroad station electricity and kerosene issues plus automatic signal at Bragdon crossing where William J Butler and others were killed and a fatal accident at Bengdon crossing in Biddeford touched by witnesses and local officials.
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Unes
Pullman Company
New Haven Railroad
Walen
Thomey
New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co
Wells Tao
Maine Pubic
Uelllites Commission
Watts
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine
Ray P. ‘Hanscom
Ogunquit
John &B. Sayyer
Edwin J. Littteftein
Kennepunk
Georgs
Lord
Splectenan
Perking
Albert &. Twombley
Portland Vssion
Bragdons Stossing
William J. Butler
Biddeford
Tan Signal
Representative Littlefield
James Slater
Wella
George J. Philsips
Wells Depot
Harmon G. Allen
Sanford
Eugene M. Howitt
Chester Frost
Berwick
Peckman
Hugh Pinkerton
Sanford Board of Selectmen
PDEA FOR ECONOMY IN USE OF FURS
The Associated Press reports from Springfield Mass on May 29 that the public campaign urges economy in furs. A former dean argues the craze for summer furs is waning and calls for protecting wildlife, reducing waste, and ending cruel trapping. The movement promotes fiscal restraint as a Chillidge era principle of economy.
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Associated Prays
Springfeld
Mass
Blun Cros
Ein Third Matiwat
Coolidge
Masonic Apron Remains in Family 139 Years
Seattle June 4 A Masonic apron kept by one family for 139 years survived floods and upheaval. Presented in 1786 to Sir Richard Herris Call, a British naval officer, it stayed with descendants including Ernest Call and Mrs. Gilmour. The cabin, renamed Radio Church, now hosts Sunday talks as gold prospecting boosts attention to the landmark.
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Associates Press
Seattle
Ang Flood
Richard Herris Call
Cork
Réjland
Airs
Mary E.gil‘mour
Richard Harrie Call
Ernest Call
Mrs.Gilmour
Magon
Sam
Richard Barrle Gompur
Outlaw Cabin Turned Into Radio Church at Tonopah
Tonopah Nevada June 1 In the old near the mew gola camp Gilbert miles team here is an old seas stoneturg known as the Outlaws Cabin It has stood for years or more Many tiles are told of this rendezvous of the desperados who once infested the desert country It was here they gathered to plan their stage holdups and periodic raids on settlements or to divide the booty often ending in a bloody altercation
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Tononah
Nev
Gola
Gilbert
Portsmouth Training School Commencement Held at High School Hall
The Portsmouth Training School senior class will graduate Monday evening June 15 at 8 o'clock in the high school assembly hall. William Morrison of the State Department of Education will deliver the address. Miss Alice Mildram, principal, leads the program with several graduates named to march and present.
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Portsmouth Training School
Monnday
William ¥. Morrison
State Department’ of Education
Alice Mildram
Tech
Ree
Collowa
Phyllis R. Gray
Kittery
Constance D. Bloc
Worth Hampton
Bertie L. Coleman
Newington
Carely” M. Furber
Mildred B. Hannaford
Véronice, Horan
Christine B. O'Brien
Helen M. O'Conner
Mary C Rafferty
Kathryn E. Ruey
Indian immigration warning reaches readers abroad
A terse Associated Press despatch from Rome reports a stern warning issued to prospective emigrants by Senator Lusi Luissi. The note cautions against illegal entry and urges diplomacy with American authorities, while emphasizing the risks of clandestine travel to the United States and related consequences.
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Associated Presa
Roma
United States
Lutsi Luissi
Anvere
Stena
Kay Ureed
Argentina
Murderer Receives Sentence for Murders Allegedly
fragments show a judge or jury delivering a sentence related to a murder case tied to a victim leaving estate sums to the killer. details unclear but reference to a presiding official and a $250 figure appear in the text.
Lancashire Sees Cotton Shortage Threatening Industry
Associated Press reports Viscount Levechulme warns of potential cotton scarcity affecting Lancashire, estimating America may exhaust its supply. Captain Burnham echoes the concern in Cotton Growing in the British Empire, attributing the crisis to boll weevil damage and seeking new cotton varieties from British Empire sources to replace American supply gradually.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Licanshire
Viscount Levechulme
America
Lancashire
S. Burnham
Burnham
Problems sharpen dwellers wits in Gloucester and Funa t
Reported brain teasers and wordplay circulate in Gloucester and nearby towns as residents test their wits against sharpened problems. The puzzles attract curious locals seeking mental challenge in the countryside.
Delusions on rural intelligence contrast urged by British minister
British Minister of Agriculture Ly Wood spoke in Gloucester challenging the view that country children are less capable than city peers. He urged more detailed effort and enterprise in farming, contrasting rural needs with urban assumptions. Proposals are invited by the U.S. Navy Bureau of Supplies and Ago Na in Washington for delivering ran pos to the Navy Yard Portsmouth New Hampshire and related offices by June 16, 1995.
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EP. Ly Wood
Mr. Wood
Gloucester
Tin Bureau of Supplies
Ago Na
Nav Department
Washington, D.C
Portasmouth
N.H
Portwmouth
Bureau of Sapal Heyong
Trarles Ries
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