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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

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Chinese Governor Blames British for Parade Killing Incident

The Chinese governor of Caton today protested to the British consul general, accusing French and British concession forces of opening fire on a Chinese crowd during a parade near Shancers. He stated that soldiers and police from the French and British concessions fired, injuring bystanders, and that Portuguese gunboats were involved. The protest pins responsibility on the allied authorities. Separately, Mrs. Barratt Wendell of Cambridge has opened her summer residence, the Jacob Wendell House, on Pleasant Street.

Brogs King Kong Jun Tho Caton Das Chinage Yee Ali Shakes Street Barratt- Wendell Cambridge, Mass Jacob Wendell Pleasant Stroat

Auto in flames after plunge injures five in Loudon

An automobile carrying five women plunged off the roadway near Concord, catching fire. Miss Martha Jana was taken to a hospital in serious condition with internal injuries and contusions. Miss Rose Wr Gregory, driver, of the ...

Associated Press Loudon Jaffa Concord Martha Jana Rose Wr. Gregory

Cooperation urged for full US cooperation in China crisis

The executive committee of a Chinese association adopted a resolution urging the United States Government to cooperate with other powers. The statement reflects a strong attitude on the current situation in China.

Shanghai Executive Committee Ha -Acherbah, ‘Associaton’ of China Nega United States

Grants Motion for Change On Venue in Public Trial

The report notes a motion for change of venue filed by Associated Press writer Naw-Havan and others in a case involving individuals indicted for Bogano and Boi. The court is asked to transfer the trial location due to partial opinions and concerns over fair proceedings. The motion argues venue should be moved to ensure impartial jurors and a fair trial for the defendants.

Associated ‘Prewa Naw-Havan Connert Bognano Waa Boi Tudge John Paperlor

Putin Bids for Heating Work at Portsmouth Federal Building

The list of bidders and figures for installing new boilers at the Portsmouth Federal Building shows Morrison Construction Company at 4978.77, Godfrey Keeler Co. at 3816, and other bids from Rideo mouth 3998 and South Cnel 4510. Fred V. Hett will oversee the project, starting as equipment arrives.

Low, Robbins Co Boston Godfrey Keeler Co New Fork Ateat Wederators Fred V. Hett

Record price for seat on New York Stock Exchange

The highest ever paid for a seat on the New York stock exchange was established. The information notes the price record and credits Associated Press reporting from New York on June 25. The article focuses on a historic sale of a trading seat and its significance in the exchange market.

Associated’ Press New York Grock Exchange

Convict Saved Raqe Island Parole Case Prompts Board Review

A parole board hearing considers a convict’s application that could influence a long delayed project at Raqe Island jail. Under Miller’s directive, prison wiring and electric service improvements were completed, saving the state over 60 thousand dollars and modernizing facilities.

State Board‘of Parole Miller Miler

Narrow escape for crew as boat capsizes near Campbell Island

A foggy Portland encounter off Campbella Island NB led to a schooner striking a ledge and capsizing near shore. The captain and two crew members escaped, hoping salvage despite the vessel listing and sinking. Weather and sea conditions hindered immediate rescue.

Associated Press Portland Scheaner Lincoln Boot West Quoddy Maine Campbella Island

Allied debt payment urged at ICC convention

John W. O’Leary, vice president of the Chicago Joint Co. and Chamber of Commerce leader, told the International Chamber of Commerce in Brussels that time has come to restore inter Allied debts. He stressed restoring confidence and nations meeting their financial obligations, reflecting U.S. government stance.

Associated Press Brussels John W.o'leary Chicago Just Co Chamber of Commerce of United States International Chamber of Commerce Jen Afa Tolen Tha

Military Revolution Movement Claims Control Across Country

A military communique reports the revolutionary movement now in control nationwide, demanding Premier Michalakopoulos's resignation for incompetence. Revolutionary officers seize public buildings and railway stations, establish press censorship, and proclaim the overthrow of the government. The cabinet is held responsible for bloodshed, per the telegraphed message to the president of the Greek republic.

Revoluionay ‘Movement Michalakopoulos Gan Pangolos Atlon Greek Republic Wilk Hotad

Europe and World Confidence Amid Global Prospects

A concise survey notes rising confidence across Europe and broader regions as markets respond to cautious optimism. Analysts point to policy signals, trade talks, and stabilization efforts shaping momentum for the coming quarter.

Constable Fired Upon by Woman in Concord

June 25 Constable Frank Brown went to Mrs. Syrena Dow to seize a horse for mortgage non payment. Dow fired a 22 caliber revolver but all bullets mised. Brown retrieved the horse and left. With High Sheriff Wooster they brought Mrs. Dow before the local court on assault charges. she pleaded not guilty and was sentenced to six months in the house of care, with the sentence suspended during good behavior.

Concord Frank Brown Loudon Village Syrena Dow

China observes Dragon Day amid patrols on hot Shanghai streets

In Shanghai on Dragon Day the city marks the holiday with armed patrols and sweltering streets as strike sympathizers loom. The Associated Press notes a wary mood while officials emphasize peace as workers prepare for renewed tensions.

Shanghai

Lenglen Defeats Ryan in Wimbledon Feature Match

Suzanne Lenglen wins easily over Elizabeth Ryan in the womens feature at Wimbledon. Final score 6-0 in the decisive set, showcasing Lenglen’s dominance in the tournament.

NLLE Lenglen Cy Associated Press Mue Suzanne Elizabeth Ryan California

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