One Legged Man Accepted into Army After Appeal
A one legged man identified as Cody appealed after an initial rejection from the draft board. He persisted, was finally accepted into the army, and immediately left for Vancouver Washington to assist in a spruce river project. Cody is regarded as a single ready recruit for enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkere
Cody
Avent Board
Vancouver
Wash
Copenhager
Warman
Uwe
Jamang
Denmark
Derjn
Igstebines Wien
Albaraua Teiye
Jore Leerlin
Balthe
Syru
Hest Atatroas
Tng
Berl
Nivergutys
Nalignal Tidende Dugtay
Sre
Wilfaring Amd
Children Day at First Methodist Church Kittery
The Kittery First Methodist Church held Children’s Day services with a pastor’s sermon, a 7:40 program, and a singing group including Mrs Josephine Fuller and Meg Clara Stimpson. Activities included a 12 mile Sunday school class, vestry gathering, and a program featuring Bart Bu njed and gospel singing. Nearby items note illnesses and visits in York and Danbury, with local residents traveling or aiding at naval facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Wentworth
Baa Vicott
Fordly Wiley
Bart
Baldit
Guypel
Josephine Fuller
Meg Clara Stimpson
Fragmentary local notice with unclear names and places
The readable fragments mention visits and local names such as George Hubs, Edgar Baker, Mrs. Geonge Fernald, and Rox, but details are garbled. The text references visits to Portsmouth and Bunton, a busines context, and a few streets, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chander
Wuntyort Streat
George Hubs
Bau
Boelole
Kdwa
Edgar Baker
Portsmouth
Newboarder
Geonge Fernald
Ferry Lane
Bunton
Wee Rox
Hlaridge
Pee ‘Street
Killers
Community Notices From Kittery Area Eventful Week
Local residents gather in Kittery and neighboring towns for social and religious events. Families from Saco Brockton and North Trowwick attend gatherings at homes and churches. Activities include dinners, Sunday services, youth events, conventions, and community meetings with varied attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ferguson
Saco
Uss Kachering
Thaxter
Critbridge
Mass
Hag
Utts
Ming
Tha Kats
Mra
Bayry
Beret
Samuel Shyquileld
Lown
Feomaté Hunker
Daetter
L Ater
Talliot Hall
Mya
Jane Fateh
Turton Hoyt
Crosby
Boston
Ls Paseinig
Teov
Johny
Ameridge
York County
North Trowwick
Congregational Church
Moreting Strives
Kew
Miles Pibk
Purpit
Plague of War Rages Across Front and Rivers
Reports describe resumed fighting along the upper river regions with heavy bombardment and trench lines. Allied and enemy forces clash in the Montiel valley as bridges are swept away and supply lines strained, signaling a broader escalation in the contested zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Aswgelitha Press
Aednenry
Pluye
Austellana Everswhire
Moniells Platen
Athos
Uipan Montell
Plaga
Tratlang
Brent
Uliana
Cadeliezen
Enpiero
Wallane
Regulations on Work Order Affects Professions and Stores
Washington issued new regulations under Provost General Crowder governing work status for professions, laborers, and shop workers. It classifies non productive and productive employment, delays for deferred classifications, and outlines how staff in offices, stores, hotels, and clubs should be employed or redirected while ensuring essential services and wage protections.
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Washington
Jayme
Murstad Genera Crowder
Cenors
Ty Rexards
Avhenney
Leeks Oars
Uri
Furney
Ielada Lellvusd
Llgiers
Othay
Olouged al Aceun
Ravellnur
Wloreg
Abhey Torchr
Owle
Nincautite
Gre
Unitea
O Leary Defends His Brother Against Allegations
O Leary outlines in federal case the defense to charges arising from alleged violations. The defense centers on his brother and the unusual claims about the alleged incident at Jeromink in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary
Turbulent Trial Claims Government Plot and Media Pressure
The report centers on a high profile court case where government agents face accusations of conspiracy to influence outcomes. Witnesses describe professional reputations at stake and fear of publicity harming the newspaper. O Leary and associates deny collusion while the defense questions motives and the potential for bias in reporting. The proceedings include witnesses from New York and a Williamsburg courtroom atmosphere, with repeated assertions of integrity amid mounting public scrutiny.
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Iria
Maee Te Youtml
United States
Ahese
Jasrisdigttyn
Aja Teatimang
Ja- Loring
Tre Gbarssian
O'Leary
St. Lows
Newapayers
Pends
Henry A
Jett New York
Atybure
N.Y
Newburg
New Yorke
John W. Gort
New York State Supreme Court
Chlor Witnvssng
I. Joln
G. O’leary
Top Soldiers Die in Bomb Explosion at Aberdeen Grounds
A trench mine explosion at Aberdeen killing several soldiers near the praying grounds, with officers and others injured. Names include Eimer Gt. John of Sh Tavs Mol and James P. Roden of iri Kin Ni, while a Cad ergood is listed among the wounded. The blast impacted nearby ordnance officers and guards, with missionary officials reporting casualties.
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Aley
Aberdeen
Mieuler
Ervahidy
Eimer Gt. John
Sh Tavs
James P. Roden
Iri
Prea
Orguanar
Rye Congregational Church ordains and installs new pastor
A Rye Congregational Church service outlines ordination and installation of a new pastor. The program features sermons and addresses by Reverends Cart Mina Jennie Jake and J. W. Wixler, with readings and prayers for renewal in the local church community.
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Morthway
Bybte
Mtr
Fww
Marahaalana
Ot UL Sanwer
Tig Congregational Church
Greep- Jomil
South
Seabrouk Syinn
Addregn
Lal
Thayer Partainoull
Mel Artin
Tiaciford
Ruted G. Mage
Delyin
Dev. J. Ww
Wixler
Firat
Orany Moyttibto
Dageatiter
Spring Time Table for Portsmouth Dover and York Street Railway
Railway timetable lists hourly service from Portsmouth to York Beach and South Berwick, with first trips at 6:00 am and last departures around 10:20 pm Sundays add extra trips. Notes note hourly service between Portsmouth and York Beach and express routes to Kittery and York Harbor.
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Portsmouth
Dover
York
Empet
Wigenpeday
South Berwick
Kennard
Ben Voint
Bundu Yin
Leigh Thoom
York Boyes
Lavlalon
Hortemauth
Silat
Xilory
Goth
York Marbor
A. Mt
Bor Boyer
Fortsmouth
Silot
Kittery
Ais Suny
York Leach
York Beach
Maver
South Garwick
Atmo Eilot
PIC & Y
Wartsmouth
York Ba
Ogoncuit
Weils
Kepnobunt
Tiel Put Portsmouth On The HL To Stay
Tiel secured a decisive win over Portsmouth to keep their position in the league standings. The game featured strong early scoring and solid defense, with Portsmouth struggling to contain the visitor's offense throughout.
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Tiel
Portsmouth
Deaths by Drowning Reported in Navy Records
Washington records list multiple drowning deaths with details of victims and recovery dates. Entries include individuals such as Walt Astury Weder and Louisvang, with mentions of home locations and professions. The fragmented OCR notes reference drowned at Wildwood, New Jersey and related home towns.
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Washington
Jane
Navy Department
Teday
Walt Astury Weder
Louisvang
Ody
Home Fairtavce
Phuonas Wiley
Fiytor
Elestrieian
Wildwoud
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Hitlers
Johi Smith
US. S
Walker Ahreel
Naval Hospital
Raymond W. Thrackett
Charton Milter
Wales
Porilami
Miles
Canwee National
O'Elock
Janey Vo Gokry
Connaerehal Shoe
York -Rebekah Todge
Tay
Wagamun Bradbury
Arn
Charles Wassutt
Rogers Road
Converse
Aral Academy
Westingtenn. U
Justin
Haver- Hmm
Moga
Meg
Charles W. Phibrick
Minke
Aid Mrx
Richard Wérawld
Misa
Annie Pernanl
Poland Springs
T. Rovinsan
Ells
Raphael Leavin
Dar
Viste
Rehitives
Isis al
Iis Atingner
Prince’s Market
Kittery Point
Aventon Pha -Ureng
Hunday School
Qliriatlan Ghurch
Chelny Sadeayar
New York
Teather
Johy A
Telat
Jeromink
A. O'Leary
Rye
Vale
Ulthior
Charles
Hox
W. UL Melood Racalver
Ignal
Ray
Main
Nowaphrys
Deer
Vaughan Streets
Vudor
Parc
Cover Deer and
Vaughan Ste
WAVY
Gina Diol
Holm, Aa
Torala
A. P, Wendell & CO
Sien
Employment Bureau of
The
Atlantic Corporation
Carole
Buren
Tal
New York Society of Architects
Harry A. Wood
Elington Strest
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