Sagadahoc Tow ing Co closes Bath office
Capt Cleveland L B Swett, longtime superint endent and marine chief of Sagadahoc Tow ing Co, closes the Bath office at 40 Front Street. After 19 years of service he will retire and move to his Falgecomb farm in May, ending a career with the firm and its Vejepscot tug fleet that included 58 trips in a single season and a noted turn as master of the three mast vessel in Bath.
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Sagadahoc Towing Co
Front Street
Pejepscot Paper Manufacturing Co
Topsham
Cleveland LB. Swett
Capt. Swett
Marine Department
South Wortland
Vejepscot
Washington County
Swett
Company
Boothoay
Cleveland
Byron W. Swett
New York
West Indies
High Seas
Teok
J. 5S
Winslow Co
Fleet
Portland
Maury E. Valmer
Bath
Nathaniel T Valmer
Cape Spencer
Maire Coast
St. John
New Brunswick
Belfast
Falcon
Long Ashind Sound
Portland Harbor
Falgecomb
Commercial Trading Company Expands Knickerbocker Line
Noses, treasurer of Commercial Trading, returned to Boston after a brief factory visit on Washington and School streets. The firm reports solid progress with 6,000 pairs of boys knickerbocker trousers shipped in two months and plans a matching small coat. Over 50 workers are employed at the factory as business remains strong. Reindeer meat is on sale in Rochester markets at 1 to 60 cents a pound.
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UU. M. Noses
Boston
Washington Snd School
Senators and Congressmen Greater Statesmen Than People Think
Rev O W Folsom argues that Congress includes many able, principled members and condemns wholesale contempt. He praises Pat Harrison Reed and other leaders, notes lively gallery scenes, and stresses temperate, fair criticism while defending the honor of both houses.
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Glasy
Virginia
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Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
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Linh
Pepper
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Cupper
Kansas
Lenroot
Wisconsin
New England
Engles
Faghanders
Sumner
Mlaine
Howe
Crane
Lodge
Wish
Reed
Missouri
Senator Reed
Venn
Burke
Bath Iron Works Auction Attracts Large Gathering
At 145 Tuesday afternoon a Bath Iron Works representative stated the bid of M Estabrook of New York for 530000 for the land and buildings of the Bath Iron Works in their entirety was the final bid and Estabrook's firm will become the owners of the property.
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Bath Iron Works
M. Estabrook
New York
Bath Iron
Bath Iron Works land sells for 53000 at auction
The Bath Iron Works disrupted sale with a 53000 bid for the entire plant on Tuesday morning in the drafting room. M Estabrook of the Railroad Realty Co. bid highest after a plan to sell in twelve parcels.
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Bath Iron Works
M. Estabrook
Raillard Realty 4‘O
East 42Nd Street
New York City
Mr. Estabrook
Ite
Estabrook
Bridge bids delayed as Kennebec ice delays opening
The Kennebec River ice early release delays bid opening for a bridge. The Bridge Commission, advised by Senator Frank W. Carlton, may move the bid date from April 22 to about May 4 after more river borings and weather checks.
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Kennebece
Bridge Commission
Frank W. Carlton
Woolwich
Mers
Kennebec
Jon
Governor Brewster touts New England industrial supremacy
Maine Governor Ralph Brewster addressed the New Haven Chamber of Commerce highlighting New England's dominance in woolens boots and shoes textiles and nicking substantial shares of several national markets He urged strengthening home markets and expanding regional trade to leverage the area’s resources and purchasing power.
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Ralph ©. Brewster
Maine
New Haven
Fess Recalls Republican Accomplishments In Portland
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio addressed the Republican suite convention in Portland, outlining wartime and postwar policies, fiscal measures, and tax cuts. He cited the 1921 shift to balance the budget, the refinancing of seven and a half billions in debt, and farm relief along with tariffs that spurred trade. The talk emphasized the party’s role in restoring industry, reducing taxation, and funding the economy for employment and growth.
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Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Portland
Fess
Senate
Republican Party
Treasury
Congress
Wilson
Maine Republicans debate platform at Portland convention
The Republican State Convention in Portland considered the party platform as drafted by the Resolutions committee chaired by Percival P. Baxter. The document strengthens.Prohibition and water power planks. Delegates deferred final action, with two exceptions, and continued tonight on Page Sevens.
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Maine
Portland
Percival P. Baxter
Resolutions Committee
Sagadahoc County Delegates Elect at State Convention
Sagadahoc delegates to the State convention completed their slate and elected Arthur Pavington and Miss Harriot C. Ledyard of Bath plus Frank S. Bowker of Phippsburg and Martha P. Small of Bath as vice presidents. Capt. Walter M. Mallett of Topsham and Mrs. Anna W. Dunham of Richmond were named to the resolutions committee. The county committee, chaired by William F. Dunham of Richmond with Mrs. William I. Dunham as vice chair, includes Arthur K. Purington of Bath secretary treasurer and members from Bath Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Chppsburg, Richmond, West Bath, and Woolwich.
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Sagadahoe County
Arthur Pavington
Harriot C. Ledyard
Bath
Frank SS. Bowker
Phippsburg
Martha P. Small
Walter M. Mallett
Topsham
Anna W. Dunham
Richmond
William F. Dunham
William I’. Dunham
Arthur K. Purington
Arrowsie
George L. Tarr
Catherine McFarland
Martha DP. Small
Bowdoin
W. L. Maloon
LB. Ie Keny
Bowdoinham
Charles DB. Teandall
Ruth B. Dodge
Benjamin H. Woodside
J. 4. Stevens
Charles V. Minott
Annie B. Cutting
William B. Dunham
West Bath
Edwin W. Haggett
Lizzie A. Haggett
Woolwich
George M. Stinson
Cura Reed
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