Shoe Industry to Locate Here in City
The Chamber of Commerce announced a successful effort to bring Bradley Shea Company of Newburyport to the city. A preliminary agreement signals relocation with about 160 jobs. final financing of 10 000 was not yet complete, with $1,500 still to raise. Plans include moving machinery to McDonough Street within a week and starting operations in three weeks, first in cutting, then full plant setup.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Bradley Shea Company
Newburyport
Messrs. Bradley
Bradley
McDonough Street
Portsmouth
Bradley Shoe Co
Norman E. Rand
William
Arm Strike Tightens Picket Lines Around Twin Cities
Associated Press reports a broader tightening of farmer picket lines around Minneapolis and St Paul as non perishable farm produce trucks are halted on highways in Washington Anoka and Scott counties. A large force gathers at Dayton Port on Highway 3 north of Minneapolis with 15 trucks turned back. The convoy, now 25 trucks, moves toward Dayton Fort until the Marshall persuades pickets to remove planks and direct the trucks back to the twin cities.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Washington
Anoka
Scott
Twin Cities
Dayton
Mrs Randall Named Roll Call Charman
Mrs Prank W Randall named chairman of the annual Red Cross Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. She is interested in Red Cross work and during the drive plans to organize volunteers and promote relief efforts.
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Mrs. Randall
Roll Call
Charman
Prank W. Randall
Red Cross
Red Cross highlights wartime relief reach and costs
The past year saw distribution to the needy and ongoing plans for a drive. Portsmouth is among 2,276 Red Cross chapters active in relief work. National Red Cross aided 454,000 families with an estimated expense of 2,215,000 dollars.
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Portsmouth
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Shower Given for Mrs. Marion Mahar at Richards Avenue
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Marion Mahar nee Myers, wife of Eugene Mahar, at 287 Richards Avenue hosted by Mrs. John Tourgee. About twenty friends attended, bringing useful gifts. Guests enjoyed cards and refreshments of cake and coffee while best wishes were offered to the bride.
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Marion Mahar
John Tourgee
Richards Avenue
Mahar
Marion Myers
Eugene Mahar
Piscataqua Fish and Game Club Meeting Notices
The Piscataqua Fish and Game Club will hold a regular meeting at the Club House in Greenland on Wednesday evening October 19 at eight o'clock. There will be important business. All members and friends are requested to attend. Alden J. Syphers, Sec.
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Piscalaqua
Recount petitions filed by York County Democrats in Maine races
Six York County Democrats join a statewide move to recount votes in state races including State Senator County Attorney and County Commission, alongside the First Congressional District recount for Carroll Beedy and Joseph Connolly. They allege counting errors and improper ballot handling with insufficient polling booths.
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Maine
U.S
Carroll L. Beedy
Portland
Joseph EB. F. Connolly
Reedy
York County
Council
Alfred Chasse
Sanford
Everett H. Chick
Lebanon
Elmer H. Billings
North Berwick
Hilary OF. Mahaney
Saco
Fred W. Bayley
Wells
Howard
Perkins
Beedy
Connolly
Girl Must Return $2000 to Former Lover
In Salem Massachusetts Judge Nelson P Brown ruled Miss Anna J Pangonis must remit 2000 of her 5000 verdict against Michael Mooka to avoid a new trial on damages. If she does not remit by October 25 the entire verdict will be set aside and a new trial ordered on damages only.
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Salem
Mass
Anna J. Pangonis
Essex County Superior Civil Court
Michael Mooka
Peabody Realty
Nelson P. Brown
Britain abrogates Savinkov? no, Savikt treaty?
In London Oct 18, J H Thomas announces in Parliament that Britain has abrogated its commercial treaty with Soviet Russia under Article 21 of the Ottawa tariff accord. The April 1930 pact granted Russia most favored nation status, now phased out to allow potential trade prohibitions from Ottawa obligations.
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Associated Press
London
J. H. Thomas
Dominion
House of Commons
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Ottawa
Russia
Thomas
Britain Seeks Expanded Trade With Russia
D'Affaires report that Britain gives six months’ notice of abrogation under the pact, while Soviet authorities are informed Britain remains keen to boost trade and ready to discuss the matter at any time.
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Great Britain
Russia
Storm warnings issued across northeast coast today
The Weather Bureau at 9:35 a. m. issued storm warnings for the northeast, ordering north of Boston to Eastport, Me. A disturbance over northern Virginia moves northeastward, bringing increasing east winds this afternoon and strong winds tonight.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Boston
Eastport
Virginia
Stop Chimney Fire at Gates Street Residence
Firemen checked a chimney fire at the residence of Herbert Kingsbury on Gates street Monday afternoon.
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Herbert Kingsbury
Gates Street
Gandhi Stroke Rumor Denied In Poona Report
Official denial issued in Poona stating Gandhi had no paralytic stroke and was thoroughly fit as of last night. London reports had claimed Gandhi suffered a stroke, but authorities contradicted them.
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Poona
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Republican Flying Squadron visits Exeter campaign stop
Exeter October 18 the Republican Flying Squadron resumed its campaign after a weekend rest in a well attended meeting led by John W A Green with Mrs Herbert C Gage introducing speakers including Gov John G Winant AL S Senator George H Moses Col W Parker Straw Mrs Bertha L Page and Nellie D Parker Straw spoke on Hoover era policy while Winant urged facts and credit preservation Moses recalled Hoover trip to Yorktown and contrasted Republican vision with Democratic criticism noting the growing strength of Democracy in the current race
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Exeter
John W. A. Green
County
Republican Committee
Herbert C. Gage
Woman’s Division
John G. Winant
AL. S
George H. Moses
W. Parker Straw
Bertha L. Page
Nellie D. Parker
Straw
Hoover
Republican Party
Winant
United States
New Hampshire
New England
Moses
Yorktown
Congress
Rockingham
Four Men Arrested After Taunton Bank Robbery
In Taunton Massachusetts four young men from Boston James Hill 23 James Horan 21 William Harvey 21 and Joseph Murphy 22 were arrested at Hill s home after the Mechanics Cooperative Bank robbery netted 7700. Police recovered the full amount hidden in the house along with an automatic revolver two electric drills and other tools. Hill s wife and two children slept through the arrests. The men were to be taken to Taunton for arraignment later today.
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Associated Press
Stoughton
Mass
Mechanics Co-operative Bank of
Taunton
James Hill
James Horan
William Harvey
Joseph Murphy
Boston
Hill
Harvey
Horan
Murphy
Rockingham aims to boost GOP margins in four counties
The speaker said financiers are hopeful after years of sluggish support. They are concentrating in four counties to offset Republican majorities elsewhere. Rockingham must deliver its usual strong margin to secure the race on November 8. After a trip to Derry and Nashua, two meetings remain on the schedule, one in Concord this afternoon and another in Manchester tonight.
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Rockingham
Derry
Nashua
Concord
Manchester
Stock market makes early advance gains across rails and industrials
New York stock trading opened with renewed vigor after two quiet sessions. Rails rallied with Union Pacific and Santa Fe up 2 to 3 points, Allied Chemical up 4, and industrials like American Telephone and Consolidated Gas advancing. Merchandising issues also rose, with several issues gaining 1 to 5 points amid broader strength.
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Associated Press
New York
N. S
Central
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Steel
Case
International Harvestry
American Can
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Partridge Case Remains in New Hampshire Supreme Court
The Charles H. Partridge versus City of Portsmouth taxi license revocation case sits in the New Hampshire Supreme Court after forwarding from the Superior Court. Partridge has since relocated from Portsmouth to Massachusetts.
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N. H. Supreme CT
Supreme Court
Charles H. Partridge
City of
Portsmouth
Superior Court
Willian Sawyer
Partridge
Massachusetts
Police Board Holds Monthly Meeting with Arrest Totals
The police commissioners met Monday night and approved routine bills and the Chief of Police quarterly report. No major actions. Christopher O'Day was appointed a special officer without pay. The report lists 903 total arrests, 25 open doors, 324 patrol trips, $2600 in stolen property recovered, $125 received from banks, and $125.00 in receipts with $116.61 paid to the city treasurer.
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Christopher O'Day
Reece
Ales
Ian
Lushyinae
Srestoes
Visseescsecae Aes Sak
Sentinens
Eeeeueesarse
Advent Missionary Society Rummage Sale Notice
The Advent Missionary Society will hold a rummage sale at L. W. Staples store Market Street Thursday morning at 9 30. Many bargains. Proceeds support church activities.
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Advent Missionary Socviety
Staples
Market Street
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