19 May 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Kittery area notice mentioning Chester Caswell and Ma worl en the may quod, with scattered names such as Hazel Wasgalt and Charence Stapsley. It references Portsmouth, New Hampshire and local venues, housing, New Year events, and a veteran's note, but most details are garbled.
Fragmented text lists names and places with many garbled terms. It mentions Waverly, May, and several personal names but lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Fragmented report cites a discussion about a Jewish homeland in Palestine with references to officials, policy hints, and disputed statements. The text mentions a figure named Frank Dalia and hints at reactions from authorities while noting opposition to a formal Neitian government stance.
An observed anniversary event at the Ladies Auxiliary hall started at 9 am with attendees including Moe Wott and Lis prigutelent. The program featured opening activities, a commander Obttort, and various ceremonial segments amid a noisy social setting.
Election day for the Royal Arch Chapter of New Hampshire held in Concord with officers and members listed. The ceremony and installation featured many named attendees and officials, reflecting a formal fraternal gathering and institutional roles.
Women from the Federation gather in Concord New Hampshire for a meeting. The program includes remarks by the federation president and members, with social events and a celebration of a milestone within the group.
The annual meeting of the New Hampshire K of Holob elected officers led by BR Weefe of Doyen as deputy and Kelwart Wiley of Dover as state secretary. The group voted to donate 1500 dollars to Straslom College at Manchester and discussed strengthening bonds with visiting delegates and the Leconte Council.
A garbled police news snippet mentions arrests and investigations with names unclear. It references a person named Miler and vague actions at a council or congressional setting, plus a Tuesday event and a disrupted evening.
Historic Kennebec River ice industry near Boothbay Harbor collapses as buyers absorb plants and workers shift to other trades. Decline follows prior boom years when up to 1.4 million tons of ice were cut and shipped, with extensive equipment and holdings reduced as seasonal demand fades.
Exeter May 19. Wiktis Stasinony and Willa Willina O Connell were held on a charge of tanbuxathogy in Rockingham county superior court. The hearing involved claims that an elder aunt was deprived of sustenance and guidance, with witnesses describing various caregiving actions. The proceedings referenced attachments to a will and a wealth transfer, and noted conflicting testimony about the aunt’s condition and treatment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe funeral services and memorials for Mise Hanson and Mise Tent Hanson, with details of a Trinity church service conducted by a minister named De Trinity Wister. Also mentions a Womb in charge, a cemetery, and an academy collection related to a week lingering in June. The text references individuals Kor Ostet, Rebel, and Chey Bartel in unclear roles.
Incident reports indicate two youths broke into the W F Woods store midday. One youth fled, while the other was captured. authorities state the pair faced charges in district court next Thursday.
Border sheriffs report LiIauoR incursions and emphasize enforcement on the Maine border. The piece notes increased canine patrols and alcohol control to aid border security and support ongoing court actions.
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The Woman's City Club will hold a weekly meeting at 3 00 afternoon. Hayes will read sketches of the party candidates for President Boll Mediations and Repwaliean. An open discussion will follow as members are urged to be up to date.
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