Editorial and Business Pages of The Herald 1925
The Portsmouth Herald announces editorial and business pages published every evening except Sundays and holidays. Subscriptions cost $5 annually paid in advance, 59 cents for two months, with delivery citywide or by mail. Address inquiries to editor F W Hartford. Also notes Associated Press news use and republication rights. Published Wednesday October 7 1925.
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Portsmouth
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Associated Press
Auto Market Expansion and McKenna Duties Debate
The 33 percent McKenna duties on autos entering Great Britain prompt debate. Sir William Letts argues American firms should build British plants to exploit volume production and design, while duties may shift labor impact and profits back to the U S as production moves to Britain.
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Great Britain
William Letts
Willys-Overland Crossley Company
Manchester
England
Society of Motor Manufacturers and Braders
Grea
Britain
America
Gauging Talent and the Search for Native Ability
The text argues for a reliable method to identify native talent beneath laziness or disinterest. It stresses that colleges struggle to uncover latent gifts and that ambition reliability and adaptability, while important, are not as crucial as true talent. A precise screening system could reveal gifted individuals and prevent civilization from losing their potential.
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Ibis
The Poor Bachelor Bachelors Explored By Author
A new best seller novel argues bachelors are fixed by nature while a married woman may shape some as cultivated, others stay inherently bachelor at heart. The author, a woman, speculates on public taste and the idea of marriage and philanderers with sharp observation.
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Cheverly
Second Honeymoon at 72 Trains for New Life in Chicago
Iliramn Clarke, a 72 year old SS Paul farmer, seeks renewed life by taking a second honeymoon trip in an indomobile. He enrolls in a Chicago auto school to learn repair and operation and visits an art studio to sketch during the journey. He sees age as a fresh, absorbing angle rather than decline.
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Iliramn Clarke
Paul Farmer
Chicago
Mr. Clarke
Teegtal Mnevlia
Oyster Shortage Raises Oyster Prices Worldwide
The oyster shortage, blamed on a world crisis from three years past, will persist as it takes seven to nine years for new spawn to mature. Demand for the succulent shellfish continues to grow, raising prices and limiting availability to the wealthy, while the poor face the impact.
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Prankster Sentenced After Assault in Derry
Nasghung NM Osh TAs Prank Castig of Derry received six months jail time on a charge of aggravated assault against H. L. Foster of Aud, following an incident at Foster’s home. Police report Dante demanded money, knocked a slab and kicked Foster, rendering him unconscious before neighbors called police.
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Derry
Jurior
H. Ll. Foster
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Dante
Poster
Woster
Accidents Reported In State Last Week
A late week traffic roundup shows four accidents in Las Week with one fatality. Coxcoll reported fifteen injuries from incidents tied to reckless driving on Tuesday.
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Coxcoll
Navy Officers Promoted and Chaplains’ Duty Changes
The Navy announces promotions for officers including Lt. Cig vCsion 8 and others up to Lieutenant Commander OO Grieg with dates in October. Chaplains see assignments to San Diego Naval Training Station and the U S S Relief, with Lt Commander Huske attending the Episcopal Church convention in New Orleans and a national church exhibit to shipboard display during the council in Congregational Churches.
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Cig
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Issing
Philip I. Kinney
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William J. Puleston
Stuart OO. Grieg
Plaridge
Orville Cope. Oy
Navy Chaplains Corps
Chaplains of the Navy
Designated disbursing stations for retired Navy officers pay
The Navy designates multiple disbursing offices to handle retired officers pay accounts. Stations include Navy Yard Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Norfolk Charleston Guantanamo? Key West and other vessels. Officers may have accounts managed at any station unless a different arrangement benefits them.
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Navy ‘Yard
Washington, D. C
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Anhé Pots
Naval Academy Iss
Norfolk
Charleston, & &, Ci
Navy Yard
Key Yuest
Navy Yard and District Disbursing Offices Note
In the yard barracks and naval prison work nears completion with the target at the Packageila light range expected to close by October 25. Public auction set for Portsmouth yard at 10 am October 4 inclusive of 120 jobs of merchandise, condemned and surplus material, with GE representatives in town for submarine installation work. Drafting force bowling league opens this week with three Toward entries possible from shipyard civilian staff. Lieutenant Rodgers reassigned to Canal Zone duties and ordered to act as executive officer for submarine V-2.
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Tpaketielu Vite
Gnartestown
Portsmouth
Woman's Alliance Opens Season with National Secretary Speaker
Rev Minna Clarke Budieng national secretary for the Woman's Alliance of the South spoke at the opening meeting held at the parish house on Court Street. She described the alliance's work in fourteen countries and highlighted the postoffice mission and unitarian education efforts in white communities in the South and North Carolina swamp areas. Refreshments followed and attendees included local church members and visitors from nearby towns.
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Wallis D. Walker
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Middle West
Far West
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North Carolina
Ufe
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Poiiine Badger
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Willis N. Bugs
William A. “Dorney
Dorney
Cire
Dexter
Lost Necklace Fight Stirs On in California Appeal
San Francisco: The $80,000 necklace linked to Princess Sung Chakir and former Mrs. Spreckels is before the California Supreme Court via Tiffany & Co. The case, long running and costly, stems from a San Francisco Superior Court ruling that John D. Spreckels Jr.’s estate is not liable for payment. Tiffany & Co. alleges an agreement signed by Spreckels Jr. prior to his death assigns liability to cover the necklace. Executives of Spreckels estate, Spreckles Sr., and Walter D. Edina face the appeal as defendants.
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Chakir
Sidi Witt Spreckles
California
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Deenee Okn
Spreckles
Walter Doedina
Youns Spreckles
Y W S A Club and Gymnasium Classes Start
The YWCA announces start times for girls club activities and symposium classes. Betsy Ross club meets at the Y at 2 o'clock with a hike to Peirce Taland and a picnic supper. Semper Floss footballers meet Friday at 3. Symposium classes begin October 14 in Liesk MCA gymnasium with sessions for Women’s, High School, Grade School, and Business courses. Sign up at the Y.
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Betsy Ross
Peirce Taland
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Lin Fivat
Liesk. M. C. A
Business Suis
Children Night at Rebekah Lodge Observed
The Gaton Rebekah Lodge held Children’s Night with games and prizes. Members invited York Rebekah Lodge in Attery for its Sith anniversary and Patriarchs Militant of Hampton for their gathering.
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Cildren
Fihall
Thet Lodge
York Rebekah Lodge
Attery
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Carvie Sterling
Northbridge pastor to lead New Castle church
Rev W H Watson of Northbridge Massachusetts accepted a call to become pastor of the Congregational church at New Castle. He has applied to the church for several years and made a favorable impression. He has a wife and several children. He will conduct services next Sunday and soon reside in New Castle.
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Northbridge
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Pasir
New Castle Church
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Henry Watson
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New Castle
Sam Geys
New Castie
35th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in North Bampton
Me and Mrs. Fred Brown marked their 35th wedding anniversary with a large gathering at their home in North Bampton. Friends and relatives attended a social event described as one of the most enjoyable in town, with a complete program and festive atmosphere.
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Mrs. Fred, Brown
North Bampton
Fred Brown
Royal Entertainers Sparked Lively Evening District Party
A cheerful delegation enjoyed a lively evening with whist dancing and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Brown were celebrated as royal entertainers, with a large display of items and a festive atmosphere. Guests spoke of continued celebrations and future gatherings.
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Brown
Ae Tows Nepconle
Six Boys Awarded 1200 Each for Gasoline Blast Injuries
Worcester cases against Standard Oil of New York conclude in Superior Civil Court. Six boys injured when a gasoline tank exploded near Ekmanstredt Quinsigamond on April 34 are awarded 1200 each, seeking 2600 each in total. Judge Webster Thayer notes the funds to be deposited for future access and directs payments via Probate Court, with guardianship until age 21.
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Marden WinsERM Comcord Primary In Local Vote
Marden defeated Mayor Flint in a tightly contested primary, leading with about 1001 votes to 1334 for the mayor. The Democratic slate included Alderman Marty Brunel, with other candidates receiving smaller margins while campaign speeches drew attention from police and city leadership.
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River Relebn Beath Crash in Newburyport Chelsea Driver Killed
A motor truck collision on the Newburyport turnpike near Towkey killed Max M. Glagsurin, 29, of 2 Blosser Street, Chelsea. The driver faced charges of opening a motor and endangering public safety as the case continued into the week. The Chelsea undertaker collected the body as police pursued further leads in the accident investigation.
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Woods Named as Game Warden
Local notices report Woods named game warden for Bartlett area, with further details on assignment and initial duties as of today. Reed and editors note this appointment follows regional staffing changes and outlines expected responsibilities.
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Vermont man found guilty in Windham County court
Brattleboro Vermont October saw a man found guilty in Windham County Court Newfane this afternoon on charges linked to municipal duties The defense of the indictment was largely unsuccessful and the case involved local officials and town appointments with noted figures in the proceedings.
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Windham
Courag Newfane
Rescue of Crew Tells a Faint Page in a Ship Mystery
In a fragmentary notice a maritime rescue recounts the ship Timpson and its master and crew Timpson John T S Kennedy Lionel Duckley and wireless crew. The small boat rescue is described with limited readable facts and scattered names amid stormy Atlantic imagery.
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Athontida
Roens Hunine
Orlover
Dames Timpson
John TS Kennedy
Lionel Duckley
Meni
Timpsen
Shower Marks BHI Event With Music And Attendees
A local Shower event showcased a program of dance and piano music led by Gayland's orchestra. Miss Lee Conan and a large crowd attended from nearby towns including Malden, Lowell, and Newburyport, with balloons, a buffet lunch, and a formal program.
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Cohen Woo
Concord NH Issues Residence Permits and Nonresident Report
The New Hampshire gaming commissioner Bartlet releases issuance of 1200 non-resident permits and related resident status actions in a statewide report. Officials state the data covers the distribution across Concord and surrounding regions with focus on compliance and enforcement.
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