Miss Mable Boll and Companions Off on Flight
Miss Mable Boll and companions prepared to cross the Atlantic by air aboard a craft piloted by Captain Le Gouilles and Arthur Accles. The group, aboard the Surei, left harbor for Harbor Graces with a weather update showing clear skies ahead, about 1190 miles to go.
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Mable Boll
Howeld Bka
Atlantic
Ute
Obstrida
Abenoik
Athntic
Capi
le Goutlies
Arthur Acgles
Ts Peen
Charles A. Levines
Levine
Graces Marbur Gries Ia
Yo Tae
Mabel Bell
Queen of Diamonds
Charles Levine
Columbia
Arthur Argles
Oliver le Boutellier
Departure for Summer White House Delayed
The planned departure for the summer White House has been postponed due to Mrs. Coolidge's illness. Preparations had been made for her journey and the event was to proceed after addressing the Mrs. Watarn in Conlkdges context.
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Fale Prass
White House
Uncertain OCR Fragment Describes Medical Condition
The readable text mentions a condition affecting an individual and a reference to medical stenting or treatment. Names and places are not clearly legible, but the fragment hints at a health issue and possible procedure in a historical newspaper note.
Stock Prices Slide As Market News Hits Banks
The Associated Press reports a sharp stock market drop in New York on June 12 with early trading showing declines. General Motors fell from 133s to 119s and Aeronautical sank from 159 to 169, while other issues hit new lows for the 24 year period.
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Associated Press
New York
Trollo
General Motors
Whisht Aeronautical
By %& GO
Pennsylvania
Kansas City Crucible Steel
Wrest- Southern
Ert
Ualatt
Mexican flier forced down in Washington flight incident
A Mexican airman attempting a non stop flight from Mexico City to Washington had to be forced to land in Mooresville North Carolina after fog delayed his progress. Ambassador Perlez of Mexico expressed hope Carranza would press for a high level flight to resume the goodwill mission.
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Sy Associated Pres
Mooresville
N. C
Mexico City
Washington
Emilia “Catran
Perlez
Mexico
Carranza
Benefit Game Friday Night For Squires Injury
A community benefit game is set for Friday night at the playgrounds to aid Urban Beane and family after Beane suffered a broken leg in a Junior League match between the Columbian Squires and YMCA. The Squires face a city team selected to represent the area in upcoming state and regional tournaments.
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Yhorg
Ihe
Urban Beane
Sons of Sin
Arthur Hi. Beane
Wijira Street
Columbian Squires
YMCA
Squires
Coast Guard Inspections Across Maine Stations
A Coast Guard unit completed inspections at stations including White Head Rockland Quoddy Head and Lubec in Maine, confirming readiness across the coastal posts.
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Quander
White Head
Rockland
Quoddy Head
Lubec
Obsequies for Mrs Georgie M Tetherley Held in Kittery
The funeral for Mrs Georgie M Tetherley took place at her home in Kittery at 2 30 Monday afternoon with Rev Fi R B Welch of the South Elmt Methodist church officiating. Attendees included Maurice Langley Chester Lang ey Harry Spinney and Herbert Fernald. Interment was in the family lot at Greenwood cemetery Eliot conducted by J Verne Food. Mr and Mrs T F Leimerty have been visiting in Laconia.
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Georgie M. Tetherley
Georgie M Tetherley
Kittery
Pelode
Fi R B. Welch
South Elmt Methodist Church
Maurice Langley
Chester Langey
Harry Spinney
Herbert Fernald
Hilace
Greenwood Cemetery
Eliot
J. Verne
Portsmouth College Club Holds Final Meeting of Season
The Portsmouth College Club gathered Monday for its last meeting of the season at the president's home. Officers elected were William A. Dorney, president. Mrs. Robert Peterson, vice president. Miss Dorothy Pailbrick, treasurer. A tech program featured soloists Blanche Pettigrew, Mrs. Clarence C. Sanborn, and Mrs. Robert Peterson with Dorothy Odell as accompanist. Two high school janitor students performed violin and piano selections. Refreshments included sandy sandwiches ice cream shaped like races fancy cakes and coffee. Members praised President Mrs Bealy for a prosperous tenure and thanked Milas Mario Merrill for leading the club program.
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Portsmouth College Club
William. A. Dorney
Robert Peterson
Dorothy Pailbrick
Blanche Pettigrew
Clarence C. Sanborn
Dorothy Odell
Bealy
Death of War Lord Chang Tso-Lin Reported
Tokyo dispatch reports the death of Chang Tso-Lin, once a Manchurian war lord and Northern government strongman, from injuries after his train was bombed.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Japanese Star Office Today
Chang Tso-Lin
Boston Firm to Build New Block on Congress Street
Boston firm Louis Gaderio & Son awarded the contract to erect a nine block structure on Congress Street. Construction will begin soon with the first portion near the Middis Street end where the Montgomery Ward Co will be located once finished.
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Wrestinn
Congress Street
Louis Gaderio & Song
Boston
Teig
Middis Street
Montgomery Ward Co
Convention marks Hoover drive at Republican gathering
At Hall, Kansas, June 12 the Republican National Convention moved toward nominating Hoover with final platform talks and vice presidential picks still pending. Senator Tess praised Coolidge, urging stable leadership and caution against artificial remedies as the keynote and committee work proceeded amid a lengthy draft.
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Hall
Kansity
Roolidge
Hoover
Butler
Republican National Committee
Fess
Galo
Erie
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