Gov and Council Fill Many Jobs in State Appointments
The Governor and Council announced numerous appointments across departments. New wardens include Ralph Wilbur and Oliver Coly, with other hires in Fish and Game, Highway, Agriculture, and health boards. Residents urged highway improvements on the Concord beaches route led by Rep George A. McDaffee.
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Mott L. Bartlett
Fish and Game Department
Breederle E. Everiit
Highway Department
Andrew L Felker
Department of Agriculture
Dennis
Elwin L. Lear
Newbury
Ralph Wibur
Manchester
Ralph Wall
Dennis F. Scannell
James A. Tufts
Exeter
D. Hunter Claremont
University of New Frampahire
Sia Elizabeth Sawyer
Dover
Charles H. Sawyer
Knap County
Jeremilah W. Sanborn
Gilmanton
Tomer Smith
Nomco
Republican
Sullivan County
Fred A. Ragtra
Plainfield
Herbert Kendall
Nashua
Board of Charities and Correction
Benjamin W. Couch
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Michael F. Connelly
E. C. Dewy
Comray
FR Blodgett
Pittsburg
L. L. Collins
Sanbornton
V. D. Lowe
Keene F
J. Morril
Congord
Ralph Wilbur
Branchester
Oliver Coly
Acton
H. Ky
Reynolds
Messrs
York Bus Service to Start June 29
The Boston & Maine Transportation Co announces modern motor bus service will replace passenger trains on the Verdor and Beach branch starting June 29. The Tutor coach line will offer more frequent trips between York Beach York Harbor York Village and Portsmouth with connections formerly made by trains. Freight service on the York Harbor and Beach road will also change accordingly.
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Additien
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York Harbor
York Village
Portsmouth
York Harbor & Beach
Severe Electrical Storm Strikes Portsmouth City
A severe electrical storm hit Portsmouth last evening driving residents to shelter. The first bright bolt lit the city, followed by thunder. Power was shut off as a precaution. No local damage reported, but surrounding towns including York Eliot Rye and Hampton reported heavier impact. The sky showed a yellow hue resembling the infamous yellow day from years past.
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Merrow Couple Burial Arrangements Near Eliot
David W. Merrow of Omaha with the remains of his wife Laura Dixon Merrow arrived in Eliot for interment at Greenwood cemetery. He was joined by his mother and Frank W. Dixon of Chicago, brother of the late Mrs Merrow.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Frank W. Dixon
Chicago
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Altar Society Meeting Call at St Patrick's School Hall
Members of the Altar Society are requested to meet at St Patrick's school hall on Friday evening. Attendance is requested to discuss upcoming church events and arrangements.
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Atlantic Heights Church Service Next Sunday
Next Sunday at the Community church Rev EB M Tasker will preach and Albert Sprague of Kittery will sing. Services will be held at 3 o clock.
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Albert Sprague
Kittery
Outdoor Dands Platform Opens At Winnicutt Reid
Outdoor dances start Saturday evenings at Winnicutt Reid Stratham with weather permitting. Admission general 85 cents, ladies 25 cents. Refreshments and ice cream served. On June 12 a Mothers meeting will be held at Cabot Street School at 8 p m. Mothers are hoped to attend.
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China Rebuffs Claim Of Diplomats Over Shanghai Incident
Peking notes to foreign diplomats deny foreign involvement in the Shanghai clashes. It calls for foreign concessions to raise martial law, disarm volunteers and police, free prisoners, and restore institutions to normal, saying such steps would aid negotiations on Shanghai. The note rejects responsibility for the demonstrations.
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Prosecution Moves in Rhode Island Divorce Mill Case
Associated Press reports in Providence that Leonard W. Horton and Francis F. Daugherty face two indictments for conspiracy in altered divorce mill schemes. Details emerged after a motion, with state particulars to be supplied in Superior Court. Cases reference Geneva F. Thomas v Edwin T. Thomas and George A. Franck v Dorothy Franck and Florence I. Baird v Watson Batra, dating back to 1922.
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Francis F. Daugherty
Rhode Islanol
Sisson Aledbitte
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Geneva
F. Thomas
Edwin T. Thomas
Allesea
George A. Franck
Dorothy Franck
Florence I. Baird
Watson Batra
Perkins Trial Nearing End In Murder Case
Associated Press reports New York June 11 that after calling more witnesses the prosecution indicated it could rest its case against Dorothy Perkins in the Templotin murder. The defense hinted closure may come soon and the matter might be adjourned.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templotin
Getense
Alent
Troops Move Toward Shanghai In Manchurian Deployment
Shanghai dispatch notes about 3,000 Manchurian troops under Gen Chang Heweh Ling advancing from Nanjing toward Shanghai. Authorities say the movement aims to maintain order at the foreign settlement borders and reinforce Chang Ts0 Lin’s hold on the Shanghai area.
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France Aims to Settle Debts With United States
Geneva June 11 reports Briand in talks with Congress Burton of the American Debt Commission indicating France intends to take steps to settle its debt with the United States.
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Geneva
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United States
Wain Wright Signs Record Pact to Coach at Wentworth
New York June 11 Miss Wainwright world’s greatest mermaid signs record contract worth $6000 for three months to coach swimming and diving at the Wentworth by the Sea Portsmouth N B beginning June 25. She vows to develop embryo swimmers while continuing training for an English Channel attempt next year. The Flushing L I lassie has dominated American women’s swimming, claiming pentathlon tow board diving and 220 yard free style titles. She plans two amateur meets before June 23 pending AAU approval.
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J. B. Tilton
Wentworth-by-the-Sea
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Miss Wainwright
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Lassie
America
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Maya archaeology chief heralds substantial Maya insights
Dr. William Gates of Tulane University leads a Maya research program revealing monuments across Tehuantepec to the Fuerte region, dated at five year intervals and indicating advanced astronomy. He expects a larger expedition next year to study palaces and temples, while surveying current conditions for regional development.
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William 2. Gates
Tulane Univversity
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Tulene
Tehuanecpec
Fuerton
Blexico
Guatemala
Honduras
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Exea
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Fire damages in Fitchburg citied district building
Fire of unknown origin early today threatened Fitchburg's Dusbear district. The Cook building on Oliver Street and its contents were damaged, with losses estimated at about 4480,090 according to authorities.
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Fitchburg
Fitchburg'a
Cook
Oliver Street
Inquest into Death of William Wax Held in Hampton Falls
An inquest into the death of William Wax following a Hampton Falls automobile crash is ongoing this afternoon in the probate court room at Hockingham County Courthouse. County Solicitor Stewart E Rowe Deputy Sheriff Oliver Philorick and Referee Eugene B Eastman oversee the proceedings with the involved residents present.
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Willam Wax
Hampton Falls
Hockingham County Court House
Stewart E. Rowe
Oliver Philorick
Pomona Grange Holds Busy Session In Exeter
East Rockingham Pomona Grange met in this city as quarter of Strawberry Bank Grenoge on Wednesday afternoon and evening with 300 in attendance. The Ruth degree was conferred upon A Close of $1 candigaice, the degree being worked at the closed session in the evening by the regular officers. State Deputy Adackio and District Deputy Lord were present and spoke congratulating the Grange on its success. The afternoon session opened with a pleasing program including Miss Elsie Wiggin Stratham, George F. Richards Exeter, Miss Edna Blanchard Haverhill Mass, Mina Blanchard Sevay, and Mrs Hattie Brewster Stratham. Community singing and supper followed. A special State Grange meeting is set for Exeter June 24 to confer the fifth and sixth degrees.
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Seeing the Circus Come in Vermont
A whimsical Vermont scene describes a family trip to Woodstock Green to watch a circus arrival. The narrator notes crowd antics, elephants, peanut stands, and a preacher unexpectedly attending, with locals reacting to the spectacle and the era’s flavors of rural life.
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Densmore
Woodstock Green
High Tension Service Disrupted by Dover Storm
Severe electrical disturbance last evening affected Dover Newmarket and Durham and nearby towns, forcing Portsmouth Power Company to shut off power. William Miskell of Boston was a guest of friends attending the event.
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Marines Land on Honang Island Near Canton
Associated Press reports U S Marines were landed on Honang Island in the Pearl River near Canton to protect an American Christian college. The operation aims to secure the site amid regional tensions as U S forces bolster regional presence.
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Hong Kong
China
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Pearl River
Canton
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League Council Ends Session With Economic Focus
Geneva reports the League of Nations council ending its session with a largely economic agenda. It agreed a November 20 meeting for an international commerce conference and a European states conference to draft a treaty on inland waterways measures. It also planned a experts conference with many nations including the United States to discuss tax evasion and double taxation.
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Belgian Balloon Pilot Faces Potential Disqualification
Corunna Spain June 1 Reports say Belgian balloon pilot Veenstra, aboard the Prince Leopold, may be disqualified after failing to land on shore and drifting at sea six hours off Spain's northwest coast. He was rescued by a passing steamer.
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Corunna
Spain
Veenstra
Iilot
Leopold
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