Polar Explorer Bets on Fokker for Pole Dash
Commander Byrd plans a three engine Fokker F-VII to reach the Pole from Cape Morris Jesup with ice landings possible. The craft features dual controls, a heated cabin, extensive fuel, and extra gear for science teams, with safety measures against stalls and spins.
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Richard Line
Arctic
Amundsen
Arctic Circle
Byrd
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Norge
Cape Morris Jesup
North
I’o
Mitchel Field
Byrn
Byrds
Fokker
Duless
Metlock Field
Dayton
Ithi
Army Air Service
Thare
New Pump Working at the Greenhouses
The Renmetec plant has installed an electric pump to supply water to its main plant, and a 12 gallon per minute capacity well has been completed in the boiler room area. The development follows prior cheap test pocket systems, marking progress in water delivery for plant care.
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Renmetec Tireenten
Frommpoleten
Erinate Zai
West Bath Grange minstrel show draws strong praise
West Bath grange staged a minstrel show to enthusiastic applause with a large audience. The program featured Edwin W Haggett as interlocutor and a cast of blackface performers, including David Henderson and William Hatch. A public repeat is planned amid high praise from both men and women.
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West Bath Grange
Edwin W. Haggett
David Henderson
William S. Hatch
Leland Plummer
Leslie Wold
Harold Freeman
Marshall MacDonald
Ralph Boardman
Leland Ames
Frank H. Beal
Herbert Cavanaugh
Fred Brown
William H. White
John Sylvester
John Davis
Stanley Veteran
Herbert Simpson
Kiwarl Besaw
Philip Boudreau
Girangers
Leland Pimmer
William Hatch
Leslie Wohl
Clancy
Eliza
Willian White
Joe
Reuben Ruben
Edward Sesaw
William White
Jhavid Henderson
Maggie
Lizzie A. Haggett
A. J. Higgins
Walter Higgins
Harpswell
Marguerite Williams
Almenia Jaques
Gorham Normal School
Campbell's Pond
Walker T. Brown
South Street
Bath
E. R. Brown
Lois Palmer
High Street
Jennie Sil<by
Green Street
Faith Stewart
Washington Street
J. Everett Mayo
I. A. Owen
Sabine
Merton Wright
Woolwich
Fred W. Larrabee
Foster's Point
Elmer Craig
Tole
Ohio
Sarah Pratt
Chestnut Street
Ladia Brewe
Miller
Pati
J. Everett Maze
Lemont
Mary Bubter
Fosters Voeint
Diane de Melver
Lisbon Center
Eveisa
Vosr
Bathman argues against capital punishment in letter
A Bath, man of local renown, voices opposition to capital punishment. He cites historical shifts, cites low first degree conviction rates, and argues life imprisonment better deters murder. He notes juror reluctance, wrongful convictions, and lists states and nations abolishing the death penalty.
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Bathman
Gerald Chapman
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Bath Ministerial Association Holds May Election Meeting
The Bath Ministerial Association met at Winter Street on Monday morning with President Charles Myron Tobbs presiding. Illness of Professor Wa. of Brunswick delayed an address on Muse and Religion. A paper on The Missionary Institutional Church was read by Reverend Edwin Towdee Hardin, followed by a round table discussion. The May meeting will be the final gathering for officer elections. Delegations from Koefth and Lowell are expected for the Western Maine Mission jubilee events next Monday.
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Bath
Winter Street
Charles Myron Tobbs
Brunewickin
Hev. Bdwin Towdee Hardin
Mendero Institutional
Wiss
Bryant Outer Hero In Early Morning Fire
Harold S. Bryant, ex Bath baseball player, saved his wife and Miss Mildred Kimball from a blaze in Pike New Hampshire. The fire destroyed a three story building housing a telephone exchange and Pike Mfg Co offices with $125,000 loss. Kimball, 18, stayed at her switchboard to summon help before being dragged to safety.
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Harold S. Bryant
Brunswick
Bath Baseball Club
Oliver Moves
Annette Pennell
Sylvanus Pennell
Herbert L. Hall
Bath
Mildred Kimball
Pike
N. H
Miss Kimball
Exchange
White Mountain Telephone Co
James
Pike Mfg. Co
H. 5. Bryant
Pike Co
Woodsville
Bryant
Miss Kimgball
North Haverhill
Boston and Maine Railroad
Harold Libby
Topstram
Bowdoin College
Scenery Under Construction For Morse High Senior Play
Morse high school stages a senior play with scenery by Clifford Russell. The class project, Cary Ricks, will be shown April 23 at Morse assembly hall and Columbia Theatre box exchanges occur Thursday and Friday prior. The elaborate set pieces are built in the large auditorium due to their size.
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Morse High School
Cary Ricks
Clifford Russell
Mnm
Sebbings
Columbia Theatre
Columbian Theatre
Britons Face Tight Food Costs Amid Mixed Harvests
European wheat harvests in 1925 were poor increasing bread demand in Britain. A bountiful arrival at Mugtish ports lowered flour prices though demand stayed slack. Bacon butter and eggs remain heavily consumed by British workers and others with Denmark paid 2254000 pounds in 1925 for these foods.
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Mugtish
Denmark
Tax Hikes On Departing Cuba At Entry Of New Law
Cuba imposes a tax of 20 on every Cuban and on foreigners with two years' residence who leave the country. The levy took effect in February and applies to all travelers exiting.
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Cuba
Woolwich Notes On Accidents Trips And Local Visits
Woolwich column reports Charles W. Wright recovering from a car overturn near Prescott's corner with seven men needed to right it. Several local residents and visitors are listed attending dinners birthdays trips and schooling, including Mrs. Della Isenberg and two children from New York visiting relatives, and Grace Carlton joining New York bound Mr. Preble.
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Albert White
Lewiton
Tos. White
Peter
Jere
Willian
Mary
Ralph Kenge
Charles
Harry
Blos. Slackpole
Fila Vieree
Court Street
Neves
Lues Gerrih
Renney
Satues Spinnes
High Street
Leelio
Mann
Autalin
Charles W. Wright
Prescott’s
F. W. Bailey
D. W. Blair
Della Isenberg
New York
New York Are Guests of Mrs. Isenberg’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prescott
Clarence Preble
Grace
Preble
Jane
Hazel Ferro
Fred Carlton
Charles Henderson
Milton C. Trott
Milton C. Stott
Bath
Maude Cunningham
Somerville
Mass
Karl Dow
Florence Carlton
Woolwich
Jasper Mains
Little Son
Woodfords
John Sheldon
Geraldine Stott
Mars
A. A. Stott
Hkugenis Trunnewell
Clarence Carlton
John Preble
Alton Strout
Merrymeeting
Fred Carlson
Rumford
Mildred
Grace Brown
West Bath
Ralph Rice
Artell Uayward
Joseph Diggins
Julia Hathorne
John Savage
Isarold Lussey
University of Maine
George Rice
A. W. Hall
Augusta
Loring Soule
Edward Carter
New Bedford
Jackie Bernatto
Dailey
Second April Term of Probate Court Records
Judge James S. Lowell presided over the second April session of Sugadahoe county probate court. Wills were allowed for Archibald J. Trainor of Bath and William J. O’Brien of Bath. executors Brigham and O’Brien named without bond. Administrations with will annexed filed for Eliza E. Marr and Mark L. Marr of Georgetown. Administrations granted for Ella M. Estes of Topsham with Amelia Hunter named administratrix. Phillippe LeBlace of Richmond with Inez Sauvie administratrix. Inventories filed for Miley Nason of Bath, Annie A. Sargent of Vlaistow N H L, Annie Mahaney of Bath, William J. Lincoln of Bath as trustee. Accounts filed for Annie Henderson guardian of Blanche Ames. License to sell real estate filed for Sarah R. Given's estate.
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James S. Lowell
Sugadahoe County
Archibald J. Trainor
Bath
Edward W. Bridgham
William J. O'Brien
Charlotte Bk. O'Brien
Eliza E. Marr
Georgetown
Frederick J. Hinckley
Mark L. Marr Jate
Ella M. Estes
Topsham
Amelia S. Hunter
Phillippe Leline
Richmond
Inez Sauvie
Ella M. Estes Late
Esate Phillippe LeBlace
Inez Suveie
Miley Nason
Henry Nason
Annie A. Sargent
Vlaistow
N.hl
George W. Sargent
Annie & Mahaney
Timothy McAuliffe
William J. Lincoln
William S. Shorey
Annie Dfenderson
Blanche KE
Ames of
Woolwich
Sarah R
Gath
Bert M. Webber
Chauncey I. Curtis
Bowdoin Musical Club to Open City Concert
The Bowdoin Musical Clubs present a regular program at Masonic Hall on Monday April 26 their first city appearance in two years. The program mirrors the New York and Philadelphia venues with the Glee club, noted for Intercollegiate honors, as a highlight. After the concert the Bowdoin Vocal Bears will provide dancing music.
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Bowdoin Musical Clubs
Masonic Hall
Bowdoin Clubs
Hlorel Astor
New York City
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Bowdoin
Lartier
Danvers
Bewdein
Bath
Bowdvin Volar Bears
Butler presents heirloom set of Revised Statutes reports
Charles Henry Butler of Montsweag Farm and Washington DC presented to the New York State Library a complete six volume set of the Reports of the Revisers of the Revised Statutes of New York. The collection, 100 years in the Butler family, traces to his grandfather and to 1826 1828 revision work led by Benjamin F. Butler with John Duer John C. Spencer and Henry Wheaton.
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Charles Henry Butler
Montsweag Farm
Washington, D. C
New York State Library
Albany
N. Y
United States Supreme Court
New York State
Washington
Kent
Erastus Root
Benjamin F. Butler
John Duer
Messrs
Butler
Duer
Root
Henry Wheaton
Wheaton
John C. Spencer
Benjamin FE. Butler
Kinderhook Landing
Columbia County
State Street
the Association of the Bar
New York City
State Library
Principals Asked to Improve Scoring in Maine High Games
At a Central Board meeting in Waterville on Saturday the Western Maine basketball officials voted to request no direct letter to the Principals Association of Maine about scoring reforms. They urged schools and coaches to appoint experienced scorers, noting past errors in games such as the Edward Little versus Twinford match in Auburn. The aim is a statewide push for accurate scoring and to reduce reliance on biased local scorers.
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Central Board
Western Maine
Waterville
Principals’ Association of Maine
Auburn
Bathman Calm, Cool and Composed at Convention
The Lisbon Enterprise reports editor Kai ser Mann praised Bathman Purington as calm and composed after chats with Arthur G. Staples Sam Conner and Pred Ko Owen at the Republican state convention in Portland last week.
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Lisbon Enterprise
Charles P. Mann
Portland
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Sam Conner
Sane
Pred Ko Owen
Portland Ma Press
Kaiser Mann
Arthur WK. Purington
Republican State Committee
Mr. Purington
Naval Air Service target value cited in brief report
The Atlanta Constitution notes the Naval Air Service expects to obtain 85 million dollars. The brief item records a bill collector interruption as part of the contextual update.
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Bill Collector
Atlanta Constitution
Naval Air Service
Patriot's Day Golf Tourney at Brunswick
A morning report reveals a sensational but false tragedy about four golfers missing since November. Officials now confirm no skeletons or blizzard incident. Entries for the Patriot's Day tournament continue, with Brunswick, Portland, Augusta and Bowdoin teams in contention and no expected postponement.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Golf Links
MecTighe
Macloness
MacMurtrie
MacSwizzle
Links
Greens
Maine
McTighe
MecSwizzle
Vortland
Portland
Augusta
Bowdoin
Golf Links
Seize Home Brew by Sheriff Officers at South End
Sheriffs department seized 31 bottles of illegal home brew at a South End house late Thursday night and checked conditions at two other nearby homes.
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Sherif’s Department
South End
Morse High School Janitor Misses Nine Years Wall Clock
Fred Darks, Morse High School janitor, is confined at home by a serious flu attack, his first day missed in nine years in that role. John F. King will substitute for him.
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Fred Darks
Morse High School
John F. King
Hint
Notice of Foreclosure in Bath Maine Mortgage Breach
Foreclosure filed due to breach of conditions on mortgages held by State Trust Company and others. The notice references Harry DL Cony of Augusta and properties at 12S Washington Street Bath Sagadahoc County with parcel descriptions and prior assignments, dated 1921 to 1928, recorded in Sagadahoc Registry. March 2, 1925.
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Harry DL Cony
Augusta
Kennebec
Maine
Segedahon
Bath Savings Institution
Bath
County of Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Washington Street
South
Detley Gilman
Gilman
Houdlette & Delano
Tieucherns
Delano Lam
Emma J.ony
Liemes AL Packard
Sagadahee
Sagadahec
State of
Emma 1 Cony
Wiu- Vem &, Corlts
Trufants Lane
Trauia J. Cony
Abner Co Mors
Sagatlehoc Registry
Dudley Gilman
Houdlette and
Delano
State Trust Company
Case Ees Eee & Gardiner
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