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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1932

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Dynamite Cache Found Tied to Extortion Plot in Lynn

Police uncovered about 152 sticks of stolen dynamite hidden 50 feet from city sheds in Lynn woods and Breed's Pond after four youths were jailed on extortion charges. The case centers on hotel manager Jacob White ordered to drop $3000 in a tin can at Breed's Pond. suspects Arnold Gilmore Theodore Caisse Irving Heniean and Earl Salkins were nabbed nearby.

Associated Press Lynn Mass Sirews Lynn Woods John Mackian Breed's Pond Jacob White White Arnold Gilmore Theodore Caisse Irving Heniean Earl Salkins

Wreckage Suggests Loss of Dragger Annie May and Crew

Vineyard Haven mass oct 5 definite proof the dragger Annie May lost with the two crew members Capt Earle Wade and Manuel Canha. Wreckage washed ashore on Martha's Vineyard identified by fishermen. Earlier heavy seas caused lights to vanish as other vessels fished nearby.

Annie Martha’s Vineyard Vineyard Haven Mass Annie May No Man's Land Sean Martha's Vineyard Earle Wade Manuel Canha Woods Hole

Disease menace in Porto Rico spreads fear and measures

In San Juan report describes illness following a recent hurricane with malaria influenza and typhoid fears from water contamination. Doctors warn spreading disease as authorities begin anti typhoid inoculations and order 50 000 more serum doses from the mainland. Housing issues add to the trouble.

San Juan P. FR Porto Rico

Disaster Relief Aid Ordered After Home Destroyed

The 65th U.S.S. Infantry guardsmen have turned in their tents to shelter those whose homes were swept away. Governor Beverly sent an order to New York for 500 tents, 2000 cots and 2000 blankets for immediate shipment to the disaster area.

National Guard 65Th U. S.S. Infantry Beverly New York

Rainbow Girls to Attend Installation Night Guests

Portsmouth Chapter of De Molay will install officers at its regular meeting Thursday evening. The Rainbow Girls will be guests of the Chapter. Rev Arthur Roy Rouner will give an illustrated lecture on Egypt and the Holy Land, refreshments will be served.

Portsmouth Order of de- Molay Rainbow Girls Arthur Roy Rouner Egypt The Holy Land

Open Season on Friday by North Church group

The Young Adult Group of the North Church opens its season Friday night at the Pannaway Club with a supper and an unusually interesting program.

The North Church Pannaway Club

Kittery Couple Sue Electric Company Over Wash Wringer

Harold H Gile of Kittery and his wife Mary H Gile filed suit in York County Superior Court in Alfred against New Hampshire Gas and Electric Company seeking 10 000 damages each for injuries to Mrs Gile from a wash wringer and for loss of her services.

Harold Gile York County Alfred Harold H Gile Kittery Mary H Gile New Hampshire Gas and Electric Company Portsmouth

A Possible Industry for Portsmouth

Portsmouth chambers pursue shoe manufacturing to fill a vacant factory. A meeting is set at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Thursday evening October 6 at 7 30 to gauge community support for a firm considering establishing a plant here. Attendees include former Factory Building Association and Chamber of Commerce members and city welfare advocates.

Chamber of Commerce Portsmouth Factory Building Association

Robbers Raid Bank in Ohio

Nine robbers raided the Galena Banking Co. in Galena Ohio early today wrecking the bank vault and escaping with negotiable currency and papers. They cut telephone and telegraph lines before departing around 4 30 a m officials could not estimate the loot.

Associated Press Delaware Ohio Galena Banking Co Galena

Dolphin Returns to Portsmouth Navy Yard Tonight

A radio message from the USS Dolphin’s commander states the ship is returning from Provincetown to the Portsmouth Navy Yard and will arrive at 9 o clock tonight in the lower harbor and tie up at 6 am tomorrow. The move is sooner than expected after a trial trip off Cape Cod on Monday.

USS Dolphin Portsmouth Navy Yard Provincetown Cape Cod

Indictment of Insull and Brother for Embezzlement

Samuel Insull a 72 year old public utility ruler and his brother Martin were indicted in Chicago on charges of embezzlement and larceny. Prosecutors say funds from two Insull financing companies were diverted to support a marginal stock account. Samuel allegedly knew of withdrawals and endorsed part of the transfers. The total alleged diverted sum was 514 942 74 dollars.

Associated Press Chicago Samuel Insull Martin Insull Martin Insull

Fires Sweep Oregon Towns Menace Western Settlements

Forest fires roared through western Oregon and southwestern Washington threatening three small towns. Wendling and Cochran burned while Amboy and Wyeth faced near destruction as 400 men fought to guard mills and homes. Residents fled as fire consumed 35,000 acres and multiple structures across the region.

Associated Press Portland Ore Oregon Washington Wendling Amboy Columbia Washington County Cochran Wyeth Birkenfeld

Vatican cites encyclical as Mexican pretext for archbishop expulsion

Vatican officials say Pope Pius XV encyclical was used by Mexico as a pretext to expel Arch Bishop Leopold Ruiz Flores, papal delegate. They warn violence risks escalating among Mexican Catholics and say an official protest is avoided to deny Mexico a pretext for further acts.

Associated Press Vatican City Pius XV State Department Vatican Leopold Ruiz Flores Mexico

Farm Strike Picket Shot Near Canby Minnesota

Nordal Peterson a 25 year old farmer picket was shot to death one mile west of Canby Minnesota. His death marks the first fatality in the farmer strike movement and arrests follow after deputies say Leonard Anderson 19 and Ole Anderson 47 admitted the driving past the picket tent where the fatal shot occurred.

Associated Press Canby Minn Nordal Peterson Ole Anderson Leonard Anderson Peterson Able Goods O. A.nordstrom Anderson

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