Washington Senators vs Pirates Opens With Veteran Support
The opening baseball game features Washington and Pittsburgh under May skies with managers Stanley Warris and Lt Ale Kenehini confident in their lineups. Starters include Walter Johnson for Washington and Lee Meadows for Pittsburgh, with a host of veterans backing their young rosters as umpires Kigler Moriarty and Oven announce first pitch at 2 p.m.
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Washington
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Tyler
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Smith
Kigler
Moriarty
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Y HOSPITAL TRUSTEES MEETING TODAY
The annual meeting and election of trustees was held at the Portsmouth Hospital in the nurses home. After the meeting the board inspected the remodeled facilities to be put in use tomorrow.
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Portamouth Hospital
Tom
Healing apparatus for federal building accepted
The healing apparatus furnished by Chandler and Joyce of Boston for the federal building here has passed a final test and was today accepted by the government.
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Hideout Chandler and
Joyce
Boston
Federal
Seven Hurt In Blazing Trolley At Manchester
Seven people were injured when a trolley caught fire in Manchester last night. Passengers suffered burns and bruises, with names including Mrs George Mult, M Holt, Glenna Curtis, Fred Ervant, Warold Peterson, and Flora Lemay. The driver reportedly pulled on the brake to stop the car as flames engulfed the vehicle.
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Associated Press
Manchester
George Molt
M Holt
Iss
Sagamore Street
Glenna Curtis
Everete Street
Fred. Ervant
Cestnut
Warold Peterson
Becel Street
Flora Lemay
Prosyet Stret
Aviator Charles Ames Missing. Wide Search Underway
Associated Press report from Clavion Pennsylvania notes hundreds of searchers in hills and along the Clarion River as authorities and guardsmen search for missing air mail pilot Charles Ames. Supervisors say Ames likely fell somewhere in the Clarion district while planes and ground teams comb the area.
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Associated. Press
Clavion
Penn
Tani
Tiver Torsty
Charles Ames
iMey
Je'aué Mail
Pat
Amesi
Handrein
Clarion
Chapman appeal postponed after absence delays case
By Associated Press, Lorlield Conn Oct 7 The Chapman appeal of notorious bandit and reformer killer Patrolman James Skellytron was postponed from today until tomorrow due to the absence of a senior judge in the Superior court. The delay stems from issues within the court's panel and the judge's family matters, delaying the verdict and further proceedings.
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Lorlield
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Gerald ‘Chapman
James Skellytron
Herald's World Series Play by Play Begins Today
The Herald offers a detailed play by play of the World Series starting this afternoon. Fans will receive continuous updates on the game play and key moments as the action unfolds from The Rows.
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Five men held in murder complicity case at Waltham rail yard
Five men, named Jom J. Deveau John J. McLaughlin Edward J. Heinlein Peter Ring and Joseph T. Bennett, were arrested in Boston on charges of complicity in the murder of James Fernau at the car barn of the Aud digit Boston Street railway at Waltham. Police said $75 in silver wrappers and other cash found at the suspects’ homes supported the case.
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Boston
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Auddiegex
Waltham -Parly
Jom J. Deveau
John J. McLaughlin
Edward J. Heinlein
Peter Ring
Joseph Ti. Bennett
Waltham
Street Railway Company
Devetéau
Heinlein
Bennett
Trolleycars Collision In Portchester Injures Motorman
Brown, motorman of an east bound trolleycar, was injured in a crash at a switch when two west bound cars collided. He suffered a broken leg and internal injuries. The other operator was Charles Spalding of Pearl Street, Portchester.
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Joseph Brrowr
Portchester
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Brown
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Weet
Charles Spalding
Pearl Street
Partchester
Hutchinson Resigns Over Fleet Corporation Row
Says Portland is defense head Walmer resigns to Shipping Board in protest to its action. Criticizes Coolidge administration for removing Talmer and delaying the Inquisition into the Fleet Corporation. Argues the move defies presidential wishes and policies.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson A Derttland
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Walmer
Coolsage
Mr. Talmer
H. Tallon
Sitpaon
Tayal-olveer
United States
Interparliamentary Union Conference Final Session
Washington October conference in final session adopts a resolution urging investigation of economic barriers between European nations with a view to progress and extinction of tensions.
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Washington
Inter- Parliamentary Union
Avda
State fire losses and insurance figures for 1924 and 1929
Office of Insurance Commissioner John T. shows 1929 six month fires totaling 21 341 with losses around 759 maybe. Reports reveal 58 fires in 1924 causing 2080 208.70 in losses. Buildings insured 867 088.76 contents 798 762.21 with 562 71.15 insurance on contents. No known cause for 206 fires. Causes traced to chimney issues and cigarettes remain cited.
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Life Buoy Marks Grave of S 51 Salvage Turned to Private Agency
New London Oct reports say only a single buoy marks the S 51 wreck off Block Island as divers from Camden and the salvage ship Chittenden withdraw after a navy wave of orders. Rear Admiral Christy recommends turning salvage work over to a commercial agency while recovery of bodies and salvage of the submarine are suspended pending Washington.
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Associated Press
New London
Block ‘Island
Camden
Chittenden
Washington
New York
Navy Department
TH. HL
Christy
U.S. St. Grunden
Explosion of Rohr ship wounds many in Bordeaux harbor
A Rohr ship laden with bombs bound for French forces in Morocco exploded in Bordeaux harbor, wounding many. The incident occurred in October, with reports detailing extensive damage and multiple injuries among bystanders and crew.
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Associated Press
Bordeaux
France
Morocco
Painters Complete Work at Portsmouth Hospital
Glast erers finished repairs at Portsmouth Hospital on Tunk ins avérme and the Starpenters and painters now hold the site. The new steam heating system has been tested out and is satisfactory.
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Portsmouth
Tunkins Avérme
Local stores in Rockingham Strafford and York Counties
In Rockingham Strafford and York Counties a business meeting was held Thursday night at a city location. The turnout covered several local stores and discussed plans for upcoming commerce initiatives.
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P. Stores
Rockingham
Strafford
York Counties
Niger
Squash Weighs 4 4 2 Pounds At Yorks Exhibition
A squash weighing 4 4 2 pounds from the Leslie Shaw firm at Yorks ba exhibition was displayed at J. True VTS store. P U L Garland of Concord, a tenor singer, resigns from the South Congregational Vehelr to take an instructorship at Rottsmoudly high school and will also direct the choir at the Methodist Church of this city.
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Leslie Shaw
Yorks
J. True Vts
P.U. L. Garland
Concord
South Congregational
Rottsmoudly High School
Chiese
Ata
Shenandoah replacement urged for rigid airship plan
Washington reports Rear Adm Wile Kiamy A Moffatt of the Navy Bureau of Air R O A tested a plan before the presidents air board urging a United States built rigid airship of at least 6 009 000 cubic feet to replace the Shenandoah and other projects. He clashed with Col Mitchell who accused navy bungling endangering future programs.
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Wile Kiamy A. Moffatt
Eluer
Navy Lite Roau
Aeronautics
President
Air Board
United States
Meith
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