07 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
1
Citizens protest the sinking of the Carolina, voicing outrage in San Juan on June 11. Attorney General and local leaders denounce the incident as a grave maritime tragedy, urging legal action and national reaction to the loss of life.
Report on the Hickory ground last night described the event as minor and not connected to broader unrest. Lieutenant Wise said no detailed information emerged about those involved, while authorities investigated the scene near Balom Oklahoma for possible railroad sabotage.
Fragmented OCR details a local gathering at Wentworth Tull with camping music, a church service, and choir rehearsal plans. Mentions names such as Glatita Dayle, Macy Tormorly, Mrs U G Siero, and Amáteiy Chins. Indicates community notices and scheduling around an Easter or wartime period with several attendees and speakers.
Fragmentary reads show social visits in Lincoln and nearby streets, with names like Mrs Robert Slantoy, Airs Glidden, and Mrs Elbridge Teemick. A naval yard note and Children Day observance are mentioned, along with a broken leg injury at Williams venue and various town updates.
A garbled Boston report notes a German raid boosting enlistments. The fragment mentions an AIPAb response and a merchant group, with unclear dates or exact entities.
Jun 7 summary of Kittery Point social activity. Dr Theodore G Moers and companions conduct a serial inspection near Killers Point while visiting dignitaries and local residents. Numerous names, arrivals, and conversations mark a bustling season as families and organizations host guests and attend gatherings.
June 7 ditty reports the Bisa Apaig of the state navy to be painted battleship gray or camouflaged. A conference with Rene AdS thin reveals plans amid confusion. The piece mentions Wood, Horkuna, and a driverless tone about medal gold and other uncertain items.
A scrambled report notes sharp price swings in banana sales with prices jumping and falling from five dollars to one and a half pounds. Officials and buyers report volatile quotations and uncertain administration affecting the market.
The Dover community honors a late local figure and lists graduates from Dover High, Saint Joseph's and nearby colleges. The piece notes a funeral for Dust Wyn, details aviation studies at Manchester Institute, and references the Democratic Committee. It mentions Beatrice Louate Fal and Mus qu Mrs Hofede Yuh as family, with attendees from St. John's Methodist and local churches.
A fragmented account describes a company plan and early activities around a Kensington area project tied to the 1978 era, noting local governance by Lie organ Fatlon and a transition period under water management influence. The piece references Sportsnet and a group named Hinges firs, with limited readable details.
A garbled notice set reports on a spring meeting and public events. It mentions a springfield area gathering, a June 16 door party, and a local widow with family details including Nellie Nolin of Frets. The text is fragmentary but preserves names and a hospital reference.
In Washington officials debate foreign assistance tied to the defense of the Panama Canal amid calls to reassess funding levels and strategic priorities. Officials emphasize operational security and regional stability as key factors shaping the aid package.
A fragmented local notice describes a death from injuries after a tire removal accident, several disruptions at a work site, and multiple community members including Mrs Summer Walldee and Paul Thialda. It mentions a factory, an inspector, and various residents, with tributes and pending ceremonies noted.
Fragmented World War I dispatch details Washington reporting intensifying American involvement in European conflict. Observers note Allied leadership, Front lines, and strategic shifts as German forces and Allied responses shape the war, including troop deployments, naval and land operations, and political considerations.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses emergency rations with scattered references to corned beef or sardines, dates, weights, and a hidden plan. It mentions substitutions, a potential protest or decision point, and unclear officials or entities. The readable parts point to a rationing scheme and possible supply concerns.
Community notice outlines a forthcoming meeting at Uecker venue with discussions on coin values and year counts. Mentioned attendees include Mick Pore and others. event aims to address registrations and public interest in local affairs.
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