Farm Hand Drowns While Bathing at Stratham
Arthur J. Warber, 48, a Stratham farm hand, drowned in the Swampscott River while bathing. Wheels companion Joseph Lotomlin attempted rescue but could not swim. Neighbors, town officials and others searched the river for the body until a Ceathless effort to recover it.
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Stratham
Joseph Lotomlin
Arthur J. Warber
Swampscott Tiver
Betender
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Wurber
Fran Eant Dialeg
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Annual Fete at Lafayette School Sports Night
The Lafayette school holds its annual outdoor fete on Wednesday evening drawing a large crowd. A fathers versus sons ball game provides entertainment and the Naval band performs with Furatsi style music.
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Lafayette School
Fathers and Sons
Atlantic Officials Here Visit Company Affairs
Willard P. C. Pulser treasurer of the Atlantic Corporation and Harry M. Channing secretary were in the city today on business connected with the company. William Mitchel was a visitor at Walliz Sands on Saturday.
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Atlantic
Willard P. C. Pulser
Atlantic Corporation
Harry M. Channing
William ‘Mitchel
Walliz Sands
President Coolidge Visited St Paul Honors in Minnesota
Associated Press reports President Coolidge and Mrs Kellogg were commemorated in St Paul Minnesota where political differences faded as crowds gathered for a tribute. Secretary Kellogg and Mrs Kellogg hosted guests as Coolidge prepared to depart Washington later tonight on a special train.
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Washington
Heat Wave Death Toll Tops 481 Across Nation
National relief arrives as an intense heat wave, blamed for 481 deaths in the last nine days, with the worst toll in the East and Midwest. Clouds, rain, and winds ease conditions. New York and Philadelphia record sharp temperature drops, while flooding, structural damage, and drownings occur in several states.
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Middle West
Cours
Middle ‘West
New York
Philadelphia
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Awashington
Newark
Balloons Meet With Rough Weather In Gordon Bennett Race
Two American balloons entered in the Gordon Bennett cup race landed near Trenport France and the North Sea after rough conditions. The S-11 vessel commanded by Lieuts Flood and McCormick and the Spanish Hespera Eusanas were rescued by a passing trawler. Carrier pigeon messages reached reporters indicating difficulty, while DeMuyter, winner of the original trophy, is in Belgium. The message said the channel crossing was underway.
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Brussels
Flood
McCormick
Trenport
Francs
Eiie leMuyter
DeMuyter
Gordon Bennett
Belgicn
Piseon
Boy's body found on Great Bay shore near Greenland
A drowned boy identified as Berna, son of Mr Beena, was found on the shore of Great Bay near Greenland after disappearing from Atlantic Heights a month earlier. Deputy Tilton and city officials verified the scene, with divers failing to recover the body at first. rewards totaling 134 were promised to the finder.
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Bay
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Missing Bay
Atlantic ‘Heights
David Beena
Aserry
Wes
Shorea
Great Bay
Atlantic Heights
Otis Tilton
Exeter
Thomas
Brackett Point
B. Eastman
Crarge Hl-Ducker
Marshal Ducker
Berna Lad
David
Berta
Atlantic Hetghts
Thack
Greatay
David Berna
Hana Berna
Navy Yard
Unitarian
Uridrstudd
Shevla Tilton
Train topples killing several section hands in Peru
An eastbound freight train toppled while men were working on the track near Peru Indiana. Several section hands were crushed to death as they retreated to a ditch moments before the train passed. Investigators will review the accident details and safety procedures.
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Associated Press
Peru
Ind
Pasaing
Fighting in Canton and Yunnan area sparks Chinese unrest
Reports from Washington detail rioting near British concessions in Chinklang and clashes between Yunnanese troops and Sun Yat-Sen loyalists. Despite a torpedo boat arrival at Chinklang, officials describe the situation as quiet but tense with student strikes forming in Klokiang and other Chinese cities.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Sun Yat-Sen
Istana
Honin
Hong’ Keng
X Wish
Ge Hsu Chung- Chai
Pho
State Department
Washington
Chinklang
Pail Jénea
Klokiang
London
Chineas
Outlaw Use of Bacteria by International Conference
The international arms conference today outlawed the use of bacteria in warfare. An agreement was adopted placing bacteria as a prohibited means of war, marking a milestone in disarmament efforts.
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Associated Press
Gansva
International
Paris Finance Ministry Signals Action Against Speculation
Paris officials disclosed a semi official plan to deploy ten million dollars in Morgan loan funds and other resources to curb speculation in the falling franc. The finance ministry pledged absolute secrecy on timing and method, with details to be announced later.
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