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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

10

22 Graduate at Traip Academy

The 1935 class of Traip Academy held its first annual commencement yesterday evening with 23 graduates receiving diplomas. The program featured music by Marden's orchestra, speeches by faculty and students, and a valedictory by Mary M. Pike reflecting on Kittery’s history and the graduating class.

Tiwip Academy Daga Dlass Marden Mary Fernald Godard Maine iHeten Menngssay Wesley Bitot Riodea Addresa Org Henry Dunnack Atargisbrarian of Malta Crinzone Amorosa Nevin Naledletoyy Iitery the Unidue Mary Millée Pike Blanchard Chas Walgatt Claas Gde Mary Fernald Harry Catlin Benedletion Ernest Robinson Astra Mary Miller Pile Helen Frenzes Hennessy Muriel Evelyn- Morrow Mary Ethel Abel Faymond Franklin Blake Agnes Nangier Evelyn May Haley Wesley Blotrhodes Herbert Vincent Brooks Wce Muriel Evelyn Morrow Mary «Frances Wernald Erhol Abel Robert Emanuel Berg Herbest Franklin Blake Raymond Prank Dtn Blake Harry Plage Catlins Mary Agnes Chandler Burgess Franklin ‘Dorr Dora Way Dunning Mildred Anum Emery Mary Srances ‘Farnald Minnie Edna‘Gerry Evelyn May ‘Haley Helen Frances Hennessy Ruby Balth Huntoon Ralph Cushman Locke Muriel Evelyn Morton Mary Miller Pike Wesley Eliot Rhodes John Willam ‘Smart Lillian’ Tyng Jon' Bneth Theddore Tobey Elturor Woods Kittery Nist Pepperrell H Louisburg United States England Kingswear County Devon Kittery Point Champerdnownes Theta Shores Alfa Ua Tt Academy Traip Eos Board of Trustees Mona

Honesty Tested in Utah Shines in Magazine Store

A garbled Associated Press report from Salt Lake City June details Albert Mour, owner of a flourishing magazine and floral shop on Main, facing a dilemma about honesty after a recent incident during D Day commemoration weeks ago. The piece suggests Mour’s integrity was tested and appears to recount whether his actions upheld trust.

Associated Press Salt City Albert Mour D Day

Novel scheme nets small-town reader profits

A man runs a book loan trap in town by altering a cash register and signs. He leaves a note apologizing and later repays a dollar loan found on a note. He reports $6.30 change and $17.05 in cash after two hours at a theatre, hoping readers will pay for what they read.

Maine New England William Dean Howells LTBL Beay Kittery Point Thia Boise Mavery Sir Wiliam Pepperrell Kittery Wiliam Pepiperrell Htary Agure Totone Altica Wiliam Peppercell Lady Pepperrell Navy Yard Iyhers Admiral Devers Kearaarge Alabama Jamé Turaba Badgers Island John Paul, Jones France Burgoyne Con_ Breas Eliis Portsmouth Hera Orion Levi Lincoln Thaxter Celia Thaxter Tha sCutts Izland Brownins Akylo Mour

Copper Eskimos Trial Costs Quoted by Arctic Explorer

Edmonton authorities set a $20,000 seat for the trial and execution of two Copper Eskimos on Herachelt Island last year. Knud Rasmussen estimates costs between $56,000 and $75,000. He urges education before enforcing law to better understand civilization. He notes Eskimo customs include mating practices and child circumcision amid savagery.

Edmonton Alta Tung Jalleomigh Tataralgana Herachelt Knud Rasmussen Rasmussen

Brooklyn musician killer pleads guilty to second degree murder

Charles L. Muller, 26, who shot and killed Thomas Leeming a Brooklyn musician and civic figure, pleaded guilty to second degree murder. He was sentenced to 20 years to life in Sing Sing by Judge Regalsky.

New York Charles L. Muller Thomas Leeming Brooklyn Murger Regalsky

Land Reforms Boost Peasants Across Europe

International Labor Office notes the impact of land reform on millions of workers as reforms spread through Czechoslovakia, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, and other states. Romania reports 6,713,577 hectares expropriated with 1,026,236 peasants receiving land. Changes toward peasant ownership signal shifts in cooperation, emigration, and housing.

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