20 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
1
City and Shipping Board reach an agreement allowing the state to deduct 3 000 from a sum linked to a dispute. The arrangement includes a potential bend in future funding and provisions for specific credits to firms linked to the case.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled report mentioning Sime and Tokar with references to a wreck or incident. Phrases hint at a confrontation or event involving individuals, places, and organizations but the content is largely indecipherable and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows items and parties linked to a sale. Readable portions mention a Mediterrane an connection and multiple names. details are incomplete for full action, place, or deadline.
Report from Dressy Washinmen dated November 20 notes that Col Mitchell will testify on Monday in the court martial. The defense seeks delay and challenges to the accession of several Qara. Frank Riass, a representative, stated the defense will present documentary evidence and call witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a travel or incident note with names and places garbled. Content includes scattered terms like Maur Utes, Ar Urash, plane, Gough, Lake Nagsiure, and references to individuals but no coherent event or clear dates to extract.
Fragmentary OCR item reports a football game plan with Sunier High School and a March date linked to Portsmouth Can Lane and Limerrow, with unclear locations or opponents.
Fragmentary OCR shows an obituary style record mentioning George Walkam Trombir or Trombir family in a genealogical context. It references a son of David and a Trombir line with ties to Ossood Lodge, Newington, and Sparbow area. Sparse readable details imply a long life in a grocery setting and a home service at 501 Sparbow.
In a terse clash reports indicate Rosdens Tes and Jace exchanged sharp words as a disruption began amid a tense scene. The confrontation escalated quickly, leaving observers noting anger and a fragile calm after.
A damaged report describes a sea vessel fire after collision and questions about cause. Names like Devereaux and Rene appear in fragmented accounts with unclear actions and potential risk to a crew.
Fragmented readout describes Beattie Robbin J. Rabyine and Charles E. Beatie of Somerville taking action at City Hall. A circus or dramatic performance led by City Clerk Edward E. Weeks is noted, with garbled terms implying a shift in roles or charges.
The Rhinelander trial adjourned yesterday after a judge and counsel argued over procedural matters. Leonard Kip and other attorneys requested more time to prepare as proceedings resumed on Monday.
In unclear OCR text, a local item mentions good spirits and a figure named OL COGLIDGEIN with uncertain details. The fragment suggests an event or mood but provides no clear actions, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
Reported cabinet members intend to resign after a senatorial meeting in London. A new cabinet is to be formed to align with leadership policies and obligations amid ongoing political negotiations.
Associated Press reports a dean at St George Cathedral Kingston in Nevada died by suicide yesterday in Dexodeess hospital while under medical care. No further details were released.
A convicted killer receives a death sentence for the murder charges. The court journal notes the sentencing followed a trial where the defendant was found guilty of first degree murder. Prosecutors argued for the death penalty while defense counsel urged mercy.
Hollis Leavitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leavis of Shah Liat, sustained a fractured skull while playing in front of his home yesterday afternoon. He was transported to Portsmouth hospital with injuries described as an automobile struck incident. Paramedics and police arrived. he was taken to hospital around 4 45 pm for treatment.
The New England region faces a proposed Boston and Maine railroad abandonment affecting multiple branches in Massachusetts Essex and Middlesex counties with petitions and public notices. The Commerce Commission reviews experimental operations and the potential impact on regional transportation and state commerce amid decades of Maine and New England rail activity.
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