Portsmouth Herald 1925 masthead notice and pricing
The Portsmouth Herald announces publishing terms including daily evening edition with Sunday and holiday exceptions, annual $5.09 prepaid, 50 cents monthly, 2 cents per copy, mail delivery available. Address communications to Editor K W Hartford Advertising, Portsmouth NH. Includes Associated Press rights and republication notes. Dated Wednesday June 24 1925.
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Herald ‘Publishing Company
K.W. Hartford
Portsmouth
N. H
Fortsmouth
A Peculiar Red Affair At The Chinese Legation Paris
A Franco Chinese dispute arises after Reds seize the Chinese legation in Paris and force the Chinese minister to sign papers backing the Communist cause. France moots expelling Reds once captured, asserting authority over foreign agitators. China contests, arguing the act happened on Chinese soil within its legation under international law. The case tests diplomatic immunity and ambassadorial rights amid a tense political climate.
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France
Paris
Nas
Dawes Pleads for Support for Senate Cloture Reform
Vice President Dawes urged support for a targeted cloture provision to curb Senate obstruction. He spoke at Practical Arts High School in Manchester to a crowd of about 1400, arguing the Senate’s rules allow prolonged debate that stalls needed laws and harms the public good.
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Manchester
George B. Moses
Senate
Charles A. Dawes
Fiero
Pete
Seanter Keyes
Cny
New Hampshire
Mr. Oates
Moses Ias
Hanover
Dartmouth
Gov. Winant Wis
Preaigent
Practical Arte High School
Com 1Mere
Selfiah Seratora
Dawes
Ora Joath
Boston
Itr
Congress
Leason
House
Houe
Women and Men Think Differently in Public Affairs
The article argues that women judge differently from men, noting that women vote for Hindenburg and suggesting distinct naming and thinking patterns. It portrays women as attracted to opposite traits in partners and claims women seek straight, definite policy in public life.
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Jyomen
Iman
van Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Over Populated Britain Faces Agule Unemployment Dilemma
Britain confronts rising unemployment with over a million jobless, prompting calls for drastic policy changes. relief payments sustain many, funded by taxpayers. Experts argue immigration could ease the surplus labor, while tariffs are considered to shield industries.
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Beitain
Himelf
Britain
Outlawing War and Misplaced Ideals Across Times
Fragmented passage contrasts efforts to outlaw war with limits of law and alliance. It argues war cannot be outlawed by governments alone and suggests progress lies in cultivating peace and readiness to seek amicable solutions. The text pivots to contemporary England stage quirks and oddities, then to unsettling discoveries and revised explanations of giants and skeletons.
B. & M. Granted Public Bus Line Certificate
A government commission on Tuesday granted a certificate for a new bus line by the B. and M. company. The decision supports expanded public transportation and cites planned routes and service commitments.
Local Filling Station Ad Promises Tire Deals and Oil Prices
An old classified style notice from North Hampton lists a filling station offering tire and tube sets for 9.9, grade motor oil, and related auto services. The ad emphasizes no help or rent to pay and invites readers to visit for price comparisons.
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Fiske Cord Tire & Tube
AL Har Tington
Lstaysite Road
North Hampton
Boston and Maine seeks franchise to operate buses between Portsmouth and York
Representatives of the Boston and Maine Transportation Company asked the Common at Auguste meeting last week for the right to run motor buses between Portsmouth and York. The hearing focused on granting the franchise.
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Eate
Boston and Maine Transportation Company
Sives
Portsmouth
York
Auguste
President Arrives at Shampscott Summer White House
President reaches Shampscott summer White House as ship carpenters from the Mayflower are assigned to oversee furnishing and cleanup. Washington dispatches and funds cover the work, with dinner planned in the new residence. Secretary Saunders tours executive offices, and the day proceeds with a smoothly functioning clerical staff.
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Shampscott Summer White House
Washington
Jrs
Coalldse
Saunders
Tyon
White House
Navy Yard News and Promotions at the Court Martial
Court martial in session on Tuesday concluded the case against Lieut F. Martin of the S-3. Officers to be sent to Washington for a seven department heads review in a few days. Commander Wilder Baker promoted to rank of commander effective June 4. Lieut John T. Dixron reassigned to Puget Sound yard for submarine duty. Mrs Eva Dearborn on a one week leave from the yard exchange. Six drillers called for the shipyard snipport shop. Lieut S A Milken granted 10 days leave to Provincetown. Thirteen Plus staged at Naval Hospital with 35 in attendance. Delegation from the Boston insurance convention visited the yard. Prisoner from Southery sent to Naval Prison. Experimental work by Mr Cooper of Anglewood Tree Company. Edwards Case postponed in court martial proceedings.
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Giactin
Martin
S-3
Andings
Washington
Boston
Barrett Potter
Southery
Naval Prison
War College Graduates Fifty Nine One and Star Officers
The Navy reports fifty nine graduates across flag ranks and staff, including Rear Admirals A. Styderad and H. H. Christy, and a long list of Captains, Commanders, and Lieut. Commanders. The ceremony at Newport highlighted promotions and honors for both Navy and Marine Corps officers.
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War College
Marine Corps
Naval War College
Newport
A. S Tyiderad
H. Leigh
Pe Hines
B.D. Karns
W. L. Dukeveld
H.B. Perzil
WW. C. Asserson
Eb, Watson
C. P. Snyder
J. M. Enoch
W. Bryant
S.H. R. Doyle
F.C. Barker, Jr
RW. Mathewson
W. L. Marsh
Bristo Gl. C
F. B. Colby
S. C
R. Ww. Ryden
C. C
Gaylor
C. E.G Au
Demonstration of Selr 688 40 supply at Nashua hall
Nashua police department equipment was tested this morning at Recreation hall of Nashua Mills. The demonstration was successful except for an unmade entrance door and closed windows. The demonstrator said openings may be made from inside and that two days may be needed to obtain a military gas mask.
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Associated Press
Nashua
Police Department
Recreation
Nashua Mills
Meeting on parking situation at City Hall
A meeting of interested parties will be held Thursday evening at City Hall council chamber to discuss the city parking problem. Business leaders and others are urged to attend to state views and help the city address the issue.
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City” Council
City Hall
Ock
Larga
Bus Permit Granted for Boston and Elaine Transportation
The license authorizes operation between Portamoauth and Augusta under a Maine authority. The Public Utilities Commission granted the permit on June 24 A.D. to operate the route, with details concerning the certificate and regulatory compliance briefly noted.
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Augusta
Boston & Elaine Transportation Authority
Portamoauth
Ties Commission
Insurance Convention Gossip and Florida Real Estate Anecdotes
A fragmentary report describes a New England insurance convention with speeches by Warren S. Shay and Edwin F. Cole. It notes lively talk on the Florida winter exodus, property deals in swamp land, and praise for New England climate. An entertainment segment features Caroline Bacon and Clarence Hubbard.
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Webster
Noah
New England
Wasitaw
California
Florida
Chreua
Wll
Warren S. Shay
Edwin F. Cole
Jegser
Winslow Rusgel
Phoenix Iutual Life Insurance Co
Insurance and the People
George
EB. Turner
Casualty Information Clearing
Youse
Ehlesgs
White
Caroline Bacon
Clerence Hubbard
Edward .c. Stone
United States
Employers Usability Assurance Corp. Ltd
Dscutston
U S Retains Championship in Hurlingham Match
The AW s bolo team won its second match against a British Army unit at Hurlingham, clinching the international military championship retained from Measonbrook last year. Radio, Army children plan Fourth of July events. The Un'verealist Society announces its Sta Annual outing at Rana's Grove.
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London
Thane
AW. S. Bolo
Spain
Hurlingham Tule
Measonbrook
Radio Army
Branded Doughnut Plant Visit Prompts Public Trust Tone
Visitors tour a bakery facility noting strawberry crust and ripe filling while observing doughnut production from mixing to packing. The piece emphasizes public business, transparency, and a shared community oversight with neighbors named as bosses.
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Fou
Annual Picnic At Rand's Grove By Hiddi e Street Baptist
The Mil Street Bancst Sunday school parish members attended the annual picnic at Rand's Grove. A large crowd enjoyed rides, bathing, and games led by Walter Woods and Benfield with Frank Beale in charge. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream and coffee. The day closed with a 4 PM return trip and a lively, fun atmosphere throughout.
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Mil Street
Randy
Jenness Leach
Wang
Walter Woods
Amon
Benfield
Frank Beale
M. Lake
Rome
Aafternoon
Arrual Gating Frayidin School Paretee Teachers Outing
A large gathering attended Saturday afternoon at Watlis Sands for the New Frayidin School Paretee Teachers Association outing. Members included the association, school children, and teaching staff from Now a Hin. Attendants enjoyed basket lunches and benches chats adding interest to the day.
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Paretee Teachers Association
Watlis Sands
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