13 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
1
The note argues work reduces living costs and stresses that those who do not work rely on support. It emphasizes that success requires hard work, determination, and proper effort, while loafers burden others. It cautions against excessive cleverness and advocates a square, fair deal.
The Ellis Potties stage show at Taresouth Theatre delighted a large audience with songs and dances from past eras. Performers including Jamey A. McCarthy Sr Michael J. Whalen and Jelly Bavy delivered solid vocals while the orchestra conducted by Alex Bilbruck presented The Vagabond King. The program featured two oldtimers RU En owwistle and Tom Lynch and earned enthusiastic applause throughout a three hour evening.
Washington reports that American and Italian debt commissions will sign an agreement tomorrow for funding Italy's war debt. The United States faces a settlement calculated at 49 million dollars. After ten days of negotiations, terms are accepted by the Italian commission as an initial approach to the problem.
Steven Benkoski was found mortally wounded in an automobile in front of his mother's home early today after a horn sound drew his brother to investigate. He died soon after at a hospital. Two men were seen walking away from the car as police noted he had been under surveillance in hijacking operations.
Sofia on November 18 M Madjariow mayor of Sofia and son of Bulgarian diplomat Myhdel Majariow was assassinated by a recently discharged former municipal worker. The assassin then killed himself. Madjariow's father was a leading Bulgarian sharesman and held several cabinet posts in Russia and Great Britain.
One of the biggest deer in York county was shot near Kennebunk Pond and brought to Alfred by Alva Werren and Forrest Clark. The buck weighed 250 pounds and had nine prongs.
A church program at North Church Chapel highlighted Chinese leadership, missionary work, and overseas aid. R Clyde Macgeson introduced Concord secretary Mr Andrews who spoke on China conditions and student leadership. Mrs Mitchell of Manchester praised New Hampshire women’s overseas work and noted Egyptian, Armenian, and Turkish stories.
The M-1 submarine was recovered today on the sea bed 12 miles southwest of Start Point, Devonshire. A crew of 68 may still be alive, though at 240 feet depth the boat faces crushing pressure and no surface oil indicates life. Experts doubt rescue possible, and await further naval assessments on air supply and the chance of survival.
In Dover yesterday a 25 year old man James Mulligan was fatally shot in the head by an 18 year old companion Im a Boulanger from River Street as they confronted a suspected rabbit hole. The shooting occurred from a knoll above the hole after Mulligan reportedly tried to dig out the hole. Authorities including Atty Gen J B Wien and Gaun Galloway investigated.
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