Police raid uncovers liquor ring records in Chicago
Six leather-bound ledgers seized in a raid on the Gonna brothers headquarters reveal the size and operations of Chicago's liquor ring. The records include liquor receipts shipments prices and participants, and tie the operation to recent gangland violence. Authorities expect the government permit regime to shrink illegal distribution by about 85 percent.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Gonna Brothers
Tre
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Saturény
Song
Fear disorders by Puebla fear disorders by Puebla
By Associated Pregz Mexico City June 16 a dispatch from Puebla says that W P Jenkins former United States consular agent at Puebla whose laming by Mexican bandits in 1919 created a serious
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Associated Pregz
Mexico City
Puebla
W. P. Jenkins
United States
Flag Raised in Puebla Sparks Mexican Tension
International flare over al Rissaneh nro Derties in Puebla as The Dispatch reports Mexican distrust and fear of disorder, interpreting the flag action as a taunt and fueling volatile sentiments with financial strains noted.
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al Rissaneh
Puebla
Great unrest in Shanghai riots headline clash
Shanghai seethes after the killing of English submariner Wittiem Wn. MacKenzie. Posters call for one foreign tie for every Chinese Ita, signaling a tense, propaganda driven response as riots erupt across the city.
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Associated Prove
Will Run Saturday Noon Train to Dover
Tae Boston and Maing Railroad announces a Saturday moon train from Portsmouth to Dover to serve navy yard workers and Dover residents with a half holiday. Last week navy yard employees quit at noon and faced delays until 12 40 p.m. for a return trip. The Portsmouth departure is at 12 03 p.m. Misses Violet M Davie E Louise Pray and Doris E Woodsum were among two hundred Keene Normal School graduates.
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Boston and Maing Railroad
Portsmouth
Dover
Navy Yard Yard
Navy Yate
Irin
Violet M. Davie E. Louise Pray
Doris E. Woodsum
Keene Normal School
Keene
Karnak claims stun readers with record breaking cures
A Maine and New Hampshire crowd tout Karnak medicine with dramatic health gains. Charles S. of East Deering Portland details relief from long stomach trouble after using Karnak, reporting renewed appetite and strength. Over 500000 bottles sold across four states in months. available at Philbrick's Pharmacy in Portsmouth and local druggists.
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Karnak
Portsmouth
Phitrick
Maine
New Dhampshire
Charles Sr
Arcadia Sreet
East Deering
Portland
Thig Kamoek
Mr. St Bierre
Zxy
Portamouth
Philbrick
Reading
Portemouth Training School Graduates Ten In Exercises
The Portemouth Training School held a graduation at High School Assembly Hall for ten young women who completed the teaching training course. Superintendent William H. Slayton Rev Alfred Gooding and Willam Mortison attended. Miss Alice Mildram led the program with essays, music, and diplomas presented by Rev Gooding. Kathryn Eleanor Riley passed state teaching exams with honors at an average of 92 percent.
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Portemauth
Chool
Courag
MeIntire
Wiliam H. Slayton
Buble
Alfred Gooding
Willam Mortison
Alice Mildram
Portsmouth
Lustspiel
Keler Zola
Alice Gooding
Enducation
Veronica Jilles Horan
Helen Mary O'Connor
Dancin
Maental Testa
Ana Thete
Theo Mary Catherine Rafferty
Stuplies
Bertha Louisa Coleman
Woodian Ichees
Stern
Christine Bertha O'Brien
Mary Catherine Rafferty
Kathryn Eleanor Riley
Miss Riley
Portsmouth Training School Graduates Urged to Build Better Teachers
Speeches at the Portsmouth Training School graduation praised the class of fifteen, urging graduates to study, remain loyal to their names, and build better teachers for their towns. Rev Gooding and Mr Morrison lauded individuality, teacher influence, and local roots as the ceremony closed with congratulations and a reception.
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Morrison
Portsmouth
Mr. Gooding
Theie Iphomas Ic
Portsmouth Training School
Mss Alijéram
Immaculate Conception Church Wedding in Brooklyn Remains
The marriage of Miss Tuliz Margaret Conner of Islington Street and John Starke- O'all ghay of Brooklyn was performed at nine this morning by Rev. P J Hack et. Ushers included William Connor and others. Bride wore white satin crepe gown with pearl embroidery, bouquet of valley flowers. Attendant Miss Mary Connor in pink canton crepe, pink roses. Best man James Connor. Reception at the bride's parents’ home featured Carnations and neonies. nearly 400 guests. Couple to vacation in the White Mountains and reside in Brooklyn. The groom works for Standard Oil. the bride was a bookkeeper in Maiden Lane. Gifts included watches and a platinum chain.
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Islington Street
John Starke- O'allghay
Brooklyn
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P. J. Hacket
William Connor
Francis Connor
John Connor
John Geiger
Mary Connor
James Connor
Parente
Telington Street
Red Suesta
White Mountains
Boston New York
Belgrade Lakes
Portland
Wirelesale
Maiden Lane
New York City
Standard
Company of
New York
Local Graduates and Personal Notices Highlight City Scene
Jomo B Mahoney earns Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Northeastern University Boston. Farnum Stevens and family return from visit to New Castle area. Mrs Hate Borvin marks 18th birthday with daughter Mrs Arthur Roulton in River Road area. Mrs Isabel Tiplady of Peabody visits Portsmouth. Francis McCarthy returns from Harvard College for summer. Mrs Carle Andes celebrates eighth birthday at her daughter’s home. Mrs Mary A Spinney marks 81st birthday at 1032 Mapinwood Avenue. Irene Wallace of Lynn returns from visit. Miss Francina Johnson returns for summer vacation. Miss Teresa Conlon graduates from Plymouth Normal School Plymouth, Mass. Charles Simpson visits from Florida for summer stay with Goodwin B Phibrick on Chatham Street. Laws Schwartz performs as soloist at Cambridge event aiding European War relief. Mrs B C Stinesa departs Green Moors Inn for Providence. Blanche Estey of Methuen visits city. Mrs George Ashworth of Hampton Beach hosted Miss Freeman. Carl Atherton and party from New York pass through en route to Portland. George Bishop of Neston Massachusetts noted.
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Jomo B. Mahoney
Thic City
Northeastern University
Boston
Farnum Stevens
New Castiz Avenue
Dery
Hate Borvin
Isabel Tiplady
Peabody
Portsmouth
Francis McCarthy
Arier Avenue
Harvard ‘College
Carle Andes
Mire
Wiarence Flanders
Cass Street
Mary A. Spinney
Albert S. Cottle
Mapinwood Avenue
Irena Wallace
Lynn
Masq
Orly
Francina Johnson
Letaren
Teresa Conlon
Pipmorth Normal School
Plymouth
Big State
Charles Simpson
Providence
Ries
Indian girl awarded six thousand in suit at Buffalo
A Supreme Court jury awarded Indian girl Belle Aukner six thousand dollars in a suit against Michael and Afr. Sickolas Anckney, parents of her late husband. The decision was announced in Little Valley New York as of June. The report notes the verdict amount and the parties involved in this civil action.
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Associated Press
Little Valley
New York
Supreme Court
Tm Belle Auckner
Indian Airl
Afr
Sickolas Anckney
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