Liquor valued over $200000 stolen from Chicago warehouse
In Chicago a government warehouse was raided by a gang of fifteen as three hours of theft ended after 1 am. Paul Perry, the night watchman, was bound and gagged during the bold operation in which trucks carried away whiskey brandy and other alcohol valued over $200,000. Police suspect liquor syndicate influence from recent police shake ups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Paul Perry
Night Watcha
Gunsa
Ben
Three Cars In Accident On Lafayette Road
An automobile collision involving three cars occurred at the Lafayette road and Peverly Hill road intersection on Saturday. One person was slightly injured and several vehicles damaged. witnesses include Faith Foster of Newton Mass and William Norton of Georgiaville R 1.
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Lafayette Road
Peverly Hill Road
Faith Foster
Sacgent Street
Newton
Mass
Portsmouth
Playgrounds Open Monday in Several Cities
The playground for the pupils at Malden High School will open Monday in several cities. The article notes the opening of playgrounds for students and mentions Malden, Massachusetts as part of the initiative.
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Malden
Mass
Schoo’s
School to Open Next Monday in Beverly and Nearby Areas
Next Monday the Beverly area opens school playgrounds and other Massachusetts sites will also start. Miss Ruth Cragen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Cragen, will serve as girls supervisor, a role she has held for several years.
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Ruth Cragen
Henry Cragen
Beverly
Nass
Massachussetts
Portsmouth Boy Weds in Michigan in June Ceremony
A Portsmouth man and a Fort Dodge bride wed at Linco Park Michigan in a June ceremony at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church. Bride Rubye Seitz served in Lincoln Park school system and groom Arthur Davis led Lincoln Park schools as PE director. Attendants included Miss Lillis Seitz and best man Bruce Mortis. Also noted are Reginald Kennard of New York City visiting and Robert Ives from Western Union in Hamilton, Massachusetts.
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Linco Park
Michigan
Rubye Seitz
Fort Dodge
Town
Arthur F. Davis
Portsmouth
Frank P. Davis
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillis Seitz
Bruce “Mortis
Lincoln Park
Newburyport High School
Bermuda Flight Spans 1000 Miles In 17 Hours
Roger Q Williams pilots the battered Columbia on a 1000 mile New York to Bermuda round trip. With navigator Harry C Conn or, and Errol Boyd, they depart Roosevelt Field at 4 01 am EST, encounter fog and showers, magneto issues, and land at Curtiss Field at 9 50 pm EST after a 17 hour flight.
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Associated Press
Valley Stream
N. J
Columbia
Clarence Chamberin
New York
Germany
Bert Acosta
Maine
Rome
Bermuda
Wiliams
Harry £. Connor
Errol Boyd
Royal Air Force
Roosevelt Field
E. S
Beautiful numbers on recital program in Portsmouth
Lovers of the dutiful in dancing await the county recital by Miss Virginia Aijehel and her pupils at Portsmouth Theatre on the evening of July 48. The event is a season highlight and will feature rare numbers with enhanced costuming and lighting effects. Eric Parsons Everett Needham and Lester Beene spent the weekend in Boston and Greenwood, Massachusetts.
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Virginia Aijehel
Partsmouth Theatre
Eric Parsons
Everett Needham
Lester Beene
Boston
Greenwood
Diass
Sparks Circus Here Today In Portsmouth
Sparks Circus arrives by special trains in Portsmouth to perform this afternoon and evening. A crew of 100 set up wagons and tents as 400 horses are readied, with ten acres needed for the tented city. The show carries its own physician, postmaster, dentist, veterinarian, barber shop and commissary. First performance starts at 2 o'clock with a second at 8 o'clock. doors to the menagerie open at 7. Continued on Page Five.
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Portsmouth
Sparks’ Circus
Brackett
Sparks Circus
Hunter brothers extend endurance in Chicago air record
The City of Chicago completed 449 hours in the air at 8:49 central time, refueling from the plane Big Bon. The mark surpasses last year’s St. Louis Robin by 29 hours, as the endurance contest reached the 445th hour with fuel to fly five minutes more. Kenneth Hunt and Bucking time push to July 4 with the City of Chicago aloft from Neaste until then.
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Hile
Walter
Albert
Hunter
Chicago
Kenneth
John Hunter
Irene
Associated, Press
Maeking
Big Bon
St. Louis Robbin
City of
St. Louis
Neasteuntil
Headless body found near Groton railroad tracks
The headless body of Stuat A. Mid dlestate, 25, of Watertown New York, was found Sunday beside a railroad track about a mile from the Navy submarine base at Groton Connecticut. Coroner McKay ruled death by self action. He had been released June 43 from a submarine at Portsmouth Navy Yard with a bad conduct discharge. Clothing was wet, suggesting an attempted drowning before lying on the tracks to be run over.
Space for Rent in Langdon Hotel Site Building
Max Druss of Boston has purchased the Thatcher property known as the Langdon Hotel at Congress and Vaughan and will erect a new one story brick and stone fireproof building. He invites space applications at his office 517 Kimball Building 18 Tremont Street Boston Tel Liberty 2072. Firemen responded to a chimney fire at S E Harris 332 Court Street with no damage. Mr and Mrs H H Foole are spending a week at Lakeport.
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Max Druss
Boston
Thatcher
Langdon Hotel
Congress and
Vaughan Streets
Druss
Kimball Building
Tremont Street
Liberty
S. E. Harris
Court Street
Three Injured In Weekend Portsmouth Hospital Care
The Portsmouth Hospital treated three accident cases over Sunday and today. Nellie Woodess of Haverhill Massachusetts fractured her right wrist at Hampton. Clyde Blaisdell of New Castle received a broken left hip while crossing a vacant lot. William J. Haskins of Central Falls R. I. suffered abrasions to his right knee and a cut over the right eye in an automobile crash.
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Portsmouth Hospital
Nellie Woodess
Haverhill
Mass
Hampton
Clyde Blaisdell
New Castle
William 3. Haskins
Central Falls
R. L
Woman Struck By Automobile On Woodbury Avenue
Mrs. Mary Bellois was injured last evening stepping from her brother’s car on Woodbury avenue when a vehicle driven by George L. Marcotte of 201 Fleet street struck her in front of her home. Her brother John Didevidz of Newington was driving.
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Mary. Bellois
Woodbury Avenue
George L. Marcotte
Fleet Street
John Didevidz
Newington
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School Department of
Reginald Kennard
New York City
Reginald P. Kennerd
Greenland
Robert Ives
Western Union
Hamilton
Bachelder
Little Boar’s Head
North Hampton
N. H
Trans Atlantic
Willliams
Long Island Air Fields
Curtiss Field
Sparks
Cireud
Hunter Brothers
Navy Yard
Mrs. H. H. Foole
Lakeport
Piscataqua Savings Bank
Olympia
London
Will‘ Rogers
Galanial Theatre Today
Young Man OF Manhattan
Claudette Collbert
Norman Foster
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