Workmen Win In Six Inning Sunset League Battle
In a six inning Sunset League game, Cullinan delivered a decisive sixth inning homer with two aboard, powering the Workmen to a 4 run edge. Driscoll and Eastman anchored strong fielding as Kittery was held to three hits. Quimby, Morrow, and Frisbee produced key plays for the Navy Yard unit as the Workmen rallied from a tied score late.
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Dedfolay
Marines
DeMolay
Kittery
Navy
Cullinan
Driscoll
Anderson’ Waar
Tere
Largue
Paul
Aye Mitouta
Drigeolta
Eastman
Buckey
Frisbee
Eal
Navy Yard
Quimby
Eubank
Lydston
Workmion
Fone
Moore
Hughes
Redden
Aney
Carlos
Frisbeer
Morrow
Lydaton
Buckley
B.morrow
Itosetond
Eastmin
Es Moore
Reddan
Bucktey
Hurley
Driscot
Gydston
L. Morrow
Navy Yast
Kittary
Anderson
Caveeno
Buriey
Caveng
Bunker
Sheridan
Baseball in Anitshel era results and town notes
N yesterday's results Chicago beat Boston 5 to 3 in a test game while Boston won 7 3 in the second game Philadelphia topped Cleveland 10 to 3 Detroit defeated New York 19 to 1 Washington edged St Louis 2 to 1. Standing of the clubs shows ATS 58 with 398. A long community notice follows about Old Home Week in Kittery Eliot and Berwick, with plans, history, and fundraising notes, including local names and dates and a plea to attend and contribute.
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Nesterday
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Kittery
Elttory
Privileg
Mrs. Goodwitt
George
Berwick
Eliot
Eittery
Tee
Warely
Alain “Griven
Altaira
Aus
Wittery
Mary
Wee
Cincinnati
Pictaburgh
Fraoklyn
al Priteburg
St Doulas
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Robison to Command Fleet in Navy Reorganization
Washington June 8 Admiral Robison selected to succeed Coontz as commander in chief of the battle fleet. Promotions announced include five captains to rear admiral and shifts in key fleet commands after the fleet's fall cruise to Australia. Coontz to remain high command while other captains and rear admirals reassigned.
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Associated Press
Woshington
Robinson
Battle Feet
Robert BE
Coontz
United States
Eet
Wilbur
Flgel
Australia
Mital
Thomas Johen Sonn
Richard “Henry Leigh
George William Latva
George Colvin Day
Luke McNamee
Robison
gelJection Board
Ava
Robi
Umit
A Kiser
DeWitt Blomer
Pol Fleet
Waldo Eining
R. Bellknap
C.F. Peeston
W. JD. Brotherton
Mississippi
California
F. Hughes
Navy de Partment
Rob.son
Battle Meat
C. 5. Willams
Naval War College
Thomas Washington
Roger Welles
Hampton Roads
Aasume
Paulin
Ane Drews
Richardham Jackson
Washington
Vite-Ndmica
General Board
Klven
Pacific
Goast
Amesbury case sparks legal appeal over child safety wording
A terse Amesbury notice outlines an appeal filed by a local health official in a case concerning a child safety matter at a school. The fragment hints at a legal challenge linked to an official’s actions and the wording used in the public notice.
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Serna Steerehalb
Elt
Hag’ “Boon
Appeal Tealth
Amesbury
Tas
Deatty
Kittery Church Events and Local Notices
Kittery June 18 affairs include Naval Lodge joining Portsmouth Mazd sons and attending St John s church at 10 36 am. A half hour meeting to repair the bell tower at Legend M B church Friday 4 30 pm. All committee members to attend. Various local notices follow concerning lawn party band concert at Second M E church and Sunday music worship.
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Kittery
Naval Lodge of Masons
Portsmouth
Mazsons
St. John’s Church
M.B
Commalites
Frank J. Emerson
Ethel Paul
Starvey Grant
Ernest Higgins
Lester Bowker
Charles R.wargatt
Rogers Road
Govout
Ats
Clough
Ethel Prince
Saugus
Elmer R. Pruett
Oak Banik
Traiackgomy
E. Woods
Milton
N.H
Charles Whitman
Bellows Falls
Robert Whitman
Why Thin Pale Girls Are Unpopular
A historical health note links popularity to blood health and iron intake. It claims pale, fatigued girls lack color and appeal, suggesting improving iron levels with a specific iron product will restore bloom, lips, and form. It reads as old medical advice with brand mentions and dubious remedies.
Controversy Over Private Tuulla Quelotts Prosecution
June 18 report from Manchester New Hampshire outlines the plan to await army guidance on whether Private Tullan Quelotts should be turned over for civil trial amid the town’s clash between military and civilian authorities. The case centers on a fatal shooting following an attempted escape, with the War department’s directive awaited and Brig. Gen. Barnum delaying actions pending orders. Nearby discussions note the manslaughter charges by military and civil authorities in the Townsend incident, as medical examiner reports clarify the shooting occurred outside the camp. An additional item covers a Dalton Club outing to Newburyport with social details and attendees.
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Frank E. ‘Townsend
Worcester
Rn‘quest
Barnum
War Department
Rowan
Civ
Nat
Townsend
Campeae Oh
Barnim
Rockingham Court Grants 29 Divorces in April Term
Twenty nine divorcees were granted in Rockingham County Superior Court for the April term. Cases include Marion Crocker of Plaistow versus Percy Crocker of Newton Massachusetts for extreme cruelty, and Etta Butman Hampstead versus Charles Batman Manchester for extreme cruelty, among others listing abandonment and statutory offenses.
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Rockingham County
Superior
Marion Peaslee Crocker
Plaistow
Percy E. Crocker
Newton
Cauaa
Etta
Butman
Hampatean
Charlea
Batman
Manchester
Congo
Alice E. Langley
Dorey
Albert
Langley
Epping
Mary Champagne
Salem
Philip Champagne
Charley EB. Robinson
Newmarket
Lillian L
Robinson
Mildred G. Goodrich
Chester
Aeron W. Goodrich
Lilian B. Abbott
Derry
Howaard C. Abbott
Carl. Fellows
Hampton Jas
Cynthia M. Fellows
Tura Edith Badst
Portemouth
Marshall
Bedell
Parts Unknown
Arthur
G. ‘Watson
Exeter
Alice EH. Watson
Agnes Mazlowaki
Alphonsy Mazlowski
Falla A
Cate
Chartea
Haverhit
Annie L. Conversa
Charles L. Conversa
Mary A.’ Houss
Newmarzetova
Leallo J
House of Parta
Miriam Trask
Portsmouth
Horse R. Trask
Newman
John J. Newman
Newport, R
Missionary Society Meeting At Court Street Church
The Susan Green Missionary Society of Court Street Christian church meets tonight at 7 30. A brief business session will include reports from the Haverhill convention and a short entertainment program will be presented.
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Susan Green Missionary Society
Court Street Christian Church
Haverhill
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