26 Known Dead In Kinloch Mine Disaster
Parnassus Penn March 82 Associated Press rescue teams plunge deeper into the Kinloch mine wreckage to reach 37 missing miners. Five bodies had been recovered earlier today as crews push through the 13th level miles from the main shaft. Clarence Althouse 28 listed as missing was found wandering in a tunnel and hospitalized in critical condition amid rock falls and water.
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Associated Press
Parnassua
Penn
Nora
Kinloch
Peréw Cams
Clarence Althouse
Pita
Alabama Rivers Show New Rise in Flood
Two more deaths raise Alabama flood toll to 19 as rivers and tributaries swell. Sheriff Hamner of Selma cites the deaths at Cashaba near Selma, still unrecovered. Meteorologist P. H. Smith notes heavy rain over the Coosa Tallapoosa and Alabama river basins with continued rain forecast.
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Associated Presa
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Hamner
Selma
Shaba
P. H. Smith
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Workman Is Injured In Navy Yard Machine Shop
Eugene Reid a Public Works laborer residing at 24 Pickering Street was badly injured this forenoon in Building 60’s machine shop while repairing a track for a traveling crane. He was jammed against a steel girder and rushed to the naval hospital with a fractured pelvis and multiple bruises.
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Eugene
Reid
Navy Yard
Pickering’ Street
Building 60
Public Works Department
Naval Hospital
Funeral for Captain Horace M. Sewards in Dover and Kittery Point
The funeral for Captain Horace M. Sewards will be from his son Cecil Sewards home at 27 Florence Street Dover on Saturday afternoon March 23 at 2:30 PM. Committal services will be held at the grave in the Frege Baptist cemetery Kittery Point Mea.
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Horace M. Sewards
Cecil Sewards
Florence Street
Dover
Frege Baptist Cemetery
Kittery Point
Mea
Boys Will Soon Be Off to Chicago from Portsmouth High
The Portsmouth High School basketball team will head to Chicago soon. The treasurer reports growing funds for travel, with broad community support. The boys earned statewide praise for teamwork and victories, and their trip to the University of Chicago is seen as a valuable lesson for all. Arnold contributed $780.
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Portsmouth
Chicago
New Hampshire
University of Chicago
Fire destroys Peoples Market in Peoria with two feared dead
A four story brick market building in Peoria’s business district burned early today. Three men were missing with at least two believed killed as the structure collapsed. Firemen O Conner Teufel and a night watchman were among those unaccounted for. Damage was about 1 million dollars. The adjacent Kuhl department store suffered stock and furnishing losses but was saved.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Flora
People's Market
Tom O'Conner
Richard Teufel
Kuhl Department Store
Portsmouth High School Chicago Trip Fund Grows
The Chicago trip fund for Portsmouth High School basketball gains support from Trasp Academy pupils of Kittery who donate $20. Contributions include $25 from Portsmouth Fire Department members and others from Rye Community Club and St. John's Boys Club, plus Central Steam Laundry employees. A benefit game between Traip and Portsmouth teams is planned at Arcadia Auditorium to boost receipts.
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Chicago
Portsmouth
Portsmouth High School
Trasp Academy of
Kittery
F. W. Hartford
Portsmouth Fire Department
Rye Community ‘Club
St. John’s Church
Central Steam Laundry
Rye
Fast Traip
Portamouth High School
Arcadia Auditorium
Arcadia Auditorium Dance Donates Net Proceeds To Fund
The balcony and ten cents from each ticket will be donated to the fund. The net proceeds of the dance at the Arcadia Auditorium tomorrow evening will also be contributed.
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Arcadia Auditorium
Legion Junior League appoints athletic officer
Daniel S. O'Brien of this city has been named athletic officer of District No. 8 to direct activities in the American Legion junior baseball program for the year. The selection was made by Wendell D. Crowell, department athletic officer.
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Daniel S. O'Brien
American Legion
Wendell D. Crowell
the Legion
Salmon Falls man buys wallpaper for many homes at Portsmouth
A Salmon Falls gentleman attended in Portsmouth yesterday and purchased wallpaper for about 110 houses. The event shows strong cooperation with Portsmouth and signals continued friendly ties. Tink Ashe remains energetic as an end in the Pike Minstrels on April 1.
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Salmon Falla Magna
Portsmouth
Salmon Falla
Ashe
Pike Minstrels
New Hampshire Highway Corps Plans Cement Road in Portsmouth
Under the permanent road building program, New Hampshire will begin work in Portsmouth on a 3.5 mile cement highway from Greenleaf Avenue toward the Rye line. The planned width is 20 feet, wider than present, drawing local opposition favoring a 16 foot standard. A bond issue funds the large project.
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New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Greenleaf Avenue
Rye Line
Bridge and New Road Plan To Span Two Years
A proposed highway bridge from Newington across Little Bay to Durham faces a two year timetable as the bill advances. Representative Henderson of Durham presented the measure to the appropriation committee which endorsed a joint resolution to fund a $2500 survey by the state on the project.
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Newington
Little, Bay
Durham
Henderson
Fire kills 114 at wooden village theatre in Tgol kino
A blaze trapped 114 people at a wooden village theatre in Tgol kino 400 kilometers northeast of Moscow. The fire started quickly, with only one exit available. Eleven were seriously injured and all others sustained minor injuries.
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Associated Preas
Moscow
Tgolkino
Federal Commander Holds Mazatlan as Reinforcements Loom
Rebels claim Mazatlan is under attack with General Carrillo directing about 2000 Federal troops well entrenched. Reinforcements totaling 6000 are en route, though days away from relieving the city. Government plans aim to push Rebels toward Sonora, then crush the revolt.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
Mazatlan
Carrillo
Southern Pacific
Ing
Mexico
Capitol
Calles
Torreon
Culhushua
Hoe
Bachimba Pass
Chihuahua
Sonora
Naco
Vera Cruz
Two Lost As Vessel Sinks Off Nova Scotia
The Lunenberg schooner Maskwa sank after a collision with the French trawler Ramy Channard off Nova Scotia. Two crew members were lost while the remaining crew were rescued. the Mashwa weighed 7 tons and had raced in the Nova Scotia fishing schooner event in 1923 against the Blueness.
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Associated ‘Preas
Halifax
Lunenberg
Maskwa
Toy
Ramy Channard
Nova Scotia
James Fraser
Qiatrek
Blueness
Remy-Chunlard
Arrest Pilot on Charge of Manslaughter
Newark March 22 Pilot Low Poote was under arrest on charge of Manslaughter in connection with the plane crash at the Newark docks which killed 14. Foole, the only survivor, is in James hospital with multiple fractures. The charge was filed by Captain Philip Sixold on order of Prosecutor Smithy as part of the police investigation. The grand jury will be given the facts to determine responsibility. Regular Go assorted chocolates for the weekend 449 lb at Paras Bros.
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Associated Prana
Newark
N. 3
Low Poote
Newark Madows
Foole
James Hospital
Philip Sixold Yeetecday
Smithy
Pollclea
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Kampus Kut-Ups
Gents
Arnolint
Olympia
Olympia Theatre
Atein
OF Legion . JR. League
Salmon Falls
Bahai National Conference
Woman's City Club
Alt Welcome
All End Men
Eiks
Paras Bros
Thelma Todd
Royal Hungarian ‘Revue
Musica
Duke
William Haines
Joan Crawford
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