Maine gunning activity spurs Migratory Third Refuge bill
The article outlines support for a federal Migratory Third Refuge and Marsh Land Conservation bill to protect aquatic migratory birds by funding land purchases with hunting license fees. It details the proposed 60 40 split of income for refuges and administration, a cabinet and congressional commission, state consent requirements, and expected initial revenues of 3500 000 to 800 000.
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Maine
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Secretary of Agriculture
State Game Commission
Federal Commission
United States Department of Agriculture
Railroads face service cuts as New England communities react
Communities across New England resist railroad cost cutting and vehicle substitutions while urging preservation of rail services. The piece notes trolley cars and steam trains as dependable transport, praises wireless radio for saving lives at sea, and highlights wartime rescue efforts aided by wireless communication.
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Trek
Washington to Hear Proposals on Volstead Law Change
This week features hearings in Washington on proposed changes to the Volstead Act. Wets and drys prepare to press their positions as lawmakers review the law's provisions.
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Washington
Forest reserves add 250000 acres to national forests
The National Forest Reservation Commission approved nearly 250000 acres for addition to the national forests across ten states. Two White Mountain tracts totaling about 22000 acres include valuable timber. Alleghany reserve gains 30000 acres, bringing total to about 186000. Fire losses drop thanks to federal effort and local cooperation. Captain Harvey J. Terry retires after a long Coast Guard career at Popham Beach.
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United States
National Forest Reservation Commission
White Mountain National Forest
White Mountain Forest Reserve
Alleghany
Harvey J. Jerry
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Sam
Terry
Maine Governor urges keeping Fernsld power law in force
Governor Triewster argues to retain the Fernsld water power act and oppose exporting power. He notes rising valuations of Maine power distributors and signs of western investments affecting the state. He says Maine should pursue a policy to keep electricity at home, with other states moving likewise.
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Triewster
Maine
Lincoln backs harsher Volstead penalties and two-year min sentence
General Lincoln and assistant secretary Andrews advocate stricter Volstead enforcement. They push for a minimum two year term for anyone convicted of distilling denatured alcohol and plan to present additional proposals during upcoming congressional hearings.
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Lincoln (. Andrews
the Treasury
Nazarene Sunday School Concert Delights Audience
Pupils of the Nazarene church Sunday school presented a concert before a filled church audience. The program included Congregational Song, prayers, recitations, instrumental duets, and children led by Edna Miller and Luisa Wilson, with multiple performers such as Wilma Clark, Mary Wilson, Beulah Pratt, Bobby Miller, and Ruth Emerson participating.
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Nazarene Church
Edna Miller
Elas
Lillian Freeman
Luise Wilson
Wilma Clark
Thema Trotarrie Wilken
Muriel Lewis
Bile Bruce
May Hall
Mildred Preble
Wnlae
Victor Leask
Cora Wilson
Dens
Bilas H Ae
Sean Ee
Charlie Kenney
Bobby Miller
Martha
Evelyn Southard
Mars Johnson
Mrs. Pratt
Ruth Emerson
Lawrence Lewis
Senators and Representatives in Congress
The piece extols the United States Congress praising its members' toil and virtue. It notes John J. Pach of Mount Pleasant as a deacon and former legislator linked to the Exch-Cummings Rail Road Labor Bill, now serving on the Interstate Commerce Commission. It laments criticism while highlighting the Congress as a vast, dignified institution shaping global welfare.
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Mount D Pleasant Congregational Church
John J. Pach
Senator LaFollette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
United States Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Manufacturers Associations
Barkers’ Associations
National Capitol
Senate
House
Sisterhood of Nations
Benjamin Franklin
Japan
New England Governor Outlines Trade Role for South
The governor argues for expanding New England industry via southern markets, urging southern states to buy Maine textiles, seed potatoes, apples, canned corn, and other goods. He cites Sanford Maine's textile output and promotes strong North South trade ties to boost agriculture and industrial sales.
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Calcutta
Bombay
Maine
Atlanta
New Orleans
Sanford
United States
Stace of
Tims Union
South
Ile
United Sites
England
New England
Records fall as Elm wins gym track meet by wide margin
Elim team dominates a YMCA church league night meet, scoring 31 points and sweeping four first places. Several records go down including the mile and 440 dash while Pinkham Meister Brewster and Anliker star for Elm as Central Winter and Beacon chase.
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Y. M. (. A. Church League
Elim
Ath
Elin
Elm
Central
Winter
Beacon
Corliss
Wesley
Ted Winkham
Flin
Winkham
Jus Meister
Bescon
Panner
Big Gun
Bill Oliver
Bill
Brewster
Pinkham
Meister
Liewster
Gus Meister
Beacon Star
Oliver
Kim Star
Alec Burden
Anicker
Barker
Anlcker
Rotary installation marks new Bath club officers
Bath Rotary Club held its first meeting under new officers at King Tavern Tuesday noon. Dr Clarence A Peaslee became president, with Edward W Bridgham as vice president and Bryant Matten as sergeant at arms. The event featured Alabama Troubadours from Cosmopolitan club and announced a repeat minstrel show for next Tuesday at Masonic hall to benefit local associations. Visiting Rotarians Willian Nelson and Maurice P Fitzgerald attended. guests included To Talch and George McCleary.
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Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
FE. Motley Fuller
Clarence A. Peaslee
Buller
Edward W. Bridgham
Armes
Bryant Matten
Fred J
Will
Alabama
Cosmopolitan Club
Sree
Genevieve Duprey
Rememder
Martha Barker
Ieee
Florence Cosa
Adelaide Boynton
Marion Till Freeman
Sec
George A. Crockett
Masonic Hall
Masonic Social Association
Cosimopolitan Club
Willian Nelson
Boston
Maurice P. Fitzgerald
Winsted
Conn
1Talch
Washington
George FE. McCleary
Tryde Windlass Co
Water Street
Arthur J. Danton Announces Candidacy for Sagadahoe County Attorney
Hon Arthur J. Danton declares Republican nomination bid for Sagadahoe county attorney. He has served five full years and begins a sixth term after being appointed to finish the late Charles D Newell’s term in 1920. Danton, former mayor and police judge, faces no apparent opposition within his party.
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Arthur J. Danton
Sagadahoe
Dunton
Milliken
Charles D. Newell
Real estate transfer listings in Sagadahoc County
Recent transfers of property are listed for Sagadahoc County including Grace L Morse and others to Pree man Merritt, Rufus Moulton to Parker Moulton and back, City of Bath to Fred Brackley, and various pairs such as Youland to Ring and Bernier family trades in Topsham and Georgetown. These entries reflect recorded deeds among individuals and local entities.
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Sagadahoe County
Grace L. Morse
Preeman
Merritt
N. Brackley
George B. Brackley
City of Death
Rufus D. Moulton
Parker N. Moulton
Rufus DT. Moulton
Harry Day
Joseph IP. McCole
Timothy McAuliffe
Mary McAuliffe
J. Fred Tobey. Jr
Mdna
Tobey
City of Bath
Fred EL
Knight McAllister Wedding in Bath City
Maurice Jewett Knight of this city and Eleanor Lorraine McAllister of Bath were married Friday morning at Rev. S A Evang’s Summer street home. The couple were unattended and used the single ring service. Knight is son of Herber Knight family, formerly of Westport, and McAllister daughter of Andrew V McAllister and his wife.
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Maurice Jewett Wnight
Mis
Eleanor Lorraine McAllister
Bath
S. A. Evang
Summer Street
Mr. Knight
Herber
Wnight
Westport
Andrew V. McAllister
Seguin Tug Seguin hauled for repairs in Portland
Thomas S. Gibbons reports the Seguin tug was hauled out at Portland shipyard for repairs. About 50 feet of guard timber must be renewed and the engine will be overhauled by Noyes Machine Co. Gibbons expects the boat back by April 12 in prime condition for the season.
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Thomas S. Gibbons
Portland
Noyes Machine Co
Mr. Gibbons
Independent crossword puzzle clues printed in period edition
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Yale
Colins
Bath residents mingle with visitors in Portland and Boston
A wave of local notables and residents traveled for business, study, or family visits this week. Mrs. W S Newell and Mrs Paul G Bagdikian headed to Boston. Rodger McInies and Charles Campbell visited Boston Bath. many Bath and Portland residents conducted business or joined relatives in New York Boston Concord and Augusta.
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W. S. Newell
Boston
Charles Campbell
Robinhood
Bath
Paul G. Bagdikian
Rath
Dale
Porthand
Ralph O. Dale
Portland
Eri. C. Merry
City
S. Mullin
Charles R. Wiggins
Grove Street
Rodger McInies
Owen J. Ledyard
Municipal Court
G. Clifford Madden
Harry Cook
Park Street
Newton
Mass
William Kingsbury
Addison Stiles
Augusta
Central Maine Power
C O
Bowen Torrey
New York
Joseph Torrey
Mason M. Lemont
Kansas
Ray Marston
Mechanic Street
Pauline Baker
Milan Street
Portlannd
Charles I. Doten
Sherman Street
Richard Quick
Capt. Quick
Ethel Bowie
Harford
Drummond Street
Malcolm Loring
Lewiston
Bates College
Northth
Margaret Foster
Eneghind Tel. & Tel. Co
Charles V. Minott
Phippsburg Center
Phippsburg
F. Osmond York
Falmouth
York
Evelyn Goff
Edward C. Plummer
United States Shipping
Sailed steamers and social notes from early 20th century city
Board sailed Wednesday from New York on the President Harding for a crossing to England and returns on Leviathan from Southampton. Miss Sarah Flaherty visited Augusta before returning to Auburn where she works as a stenographer for Federal Prohibition Director Seth May. Miss Mary Costain hosted whist with Emily Choate and others. Notables sailing Conte Biancaman o include Doughiss Fairbanks Mrs Mary Pickford and Dr John Finley en route to the Athens library inauguration. Arthur K. Purrington attended Republican meetings in Portland and Brunswick, with delegates heading to the Pine Tree Limited.
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New York
President Harding
England
Leviathan
Southampton
Sarah Flaherty
Augustia
Auburn
Federal Prohibition
Seth May
Mary Costain
Emily Choate
Ruby Stevens
Annie Bickle
Albert Bonney
Oliver Moses 3d
Gwendolyn Vaughan
Fred Cox
Bath
Walter I. Pendleton
Boston
Doughiss Fairbanks
Mary Dpickford
John H. Finley
Gennadios Library
Brunswick
Pine Tree Limited
Y M C A Board Meeting Reports Accepted
The Young Men's Christian Association board met Tuesday evening in the rooms. President Edward D. Smith presided with members including Roger Skillings, Edward Sewall, William Perkins, William White, Clinton Wilson, Edwin Turdin, A. Z. Stuart, and Carroll Watson. Reports from recording secretary, treasurer, and general secretary were accepted and filed. The Colonial club was granted gymnasium use for a comedy track meet among its members, and the group discussed obtaining another pool table possibly via donation.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Edward D. Smith
TAS
Edward 2. Smith
Roger J
Skillings
Edward Sewall
William ©. Perkins
William White
Clinton
Wilson
Edwin TD. Turdin
A. Z. Stuart
Carroll Watson
Gene
Colonial Club
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