City physician files negligence charges over patient at Bath Alms
Dr Paul A Gregware accuses Edwin Pinson and Ferdinand Coombs of neglecting 86 year old Morse at the Bath Alms Home. The case cites a dog bite infection left untreated for days and delays moving Morse to Bath hospital. May reshape Overseers policy on city medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsewal
Morse
Alms House
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edwin ©. Pinson
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Ferdinand W. Coombs
Paul A. Gregware
Gregware
John W. Gilmore
Morsé Wak
Pinson
Coombs
Bath Hospital
Francis A Winchenbach
Bath
Mr. Morse
Arthur Sewall
Board of Overseers
Smith
Dr. Gregware
Pit
Prom
Sewall
City of Bath
PF. Coombs
Sewall Morse
Delightful Pacific voyage from canal to Los Angeles
In a 1932 cruise report from Santa Rosa the writer recounts a Panama Canal crossing and port stops at La Libertad San Salvador and Antigua Guatemala. The party tours markets museums and plantations, visits Guatemala City via a special train, enjoys a palace hotel dinner with marimba music, notes the Five Fingers of the Devil's Hand highway, and remarks on the modern capital's macadam roads. The ship then anchors in Mazatlan before heading toward Los Angeles with weather fine and a ship inspection completed aboard the Santa Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
the Independent
New York
Ls Angeles
Panama Canal
Pacific
la Libertad
San Salvador
San Jose de Guatemala
Guatemala City
Antigua
Palm
Crawford
Santa Maria de Jesus
Plymouth
New England
Spain
el Manchen
Guatemala
Cathedral Museum
Palace Hotel
San Jose
Mazatlan
Mexico
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Mount Rubidoux
Kearny
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding Co
Gordon Holbrook
Hyde Windlass Co
Auto Parking Fines Adopted by City Board
A new schedule of penalties for parking violations was adopted by President Bragg and the Board of Aldermen. First offense fines 50 cents, second offense one dollar, third offense court appearance. all fines to be turned over to the city treasurer on the first day of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Bragg
Board of Aldermen
Trea- Sur
Spa
Rescript on Overseers of Poor Authority in Waterville Case
A city council read rescript about Overseers of the Poor employing doctors when a city physician exists. The Waterville 1895 case held a council member cannot profit from such medical contracts and that overseers must call the city physician when available. The report details judges and parties, noting Dr. Goodrich was a council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Frank H. Turner
Maine Law Court
Sewall
Charles W. Walton
The
Independent
Supreme Judicial Court
John A. Peters
Walton
Lucilius A. Emery
Enoch Foster
Thomas H. Haskell
Sewall C. Strout
M. 8. Goodrich
Waterville
City of
Turner
Paul A. Gregware
Matthew S. Goodrich
Waterville Kennebec
Ciy
M.S. Goodrich
Fred E Withee
Withee
Goodrich
Dr. Withee
City Government Restores Employee Pay Cuts After Survey
The City Council voted to restore municipal employee pay cuts to near 1930 levels. Councilman Harold P. Small led a January salary survey to adjust compensation, with the joint committee proposing about a 10 percent overall increase across posts. The plan, approved at the Wednesday meeting, raised salaries for city clerk, treasurer, and other officers, and authorized paid vacations and higher clerical pay in several departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
Joseph I. Smith
Smith
Health Department
Paul A. Gregwure
John A. Lord
Robert H. Haskell
Bath Tax Club
Committee On Taxes
Albertha Williams
High Street
Price
Bath
Committee On Manufactures and Manufacturing
Finance Committee
Maine Central Railroad
Congress Shirt Co
Middle Street
Harold P. Small
Night Watch
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Arthur Sewall
Pres. Forest C
Legard
Arthur W. Gediman
Horace B. Woodnan
Maine
Ci Council
CGE Ee Syns
Maershal
Har
Ward
Board of Assessors
Parks
Fire Department
Cuity
Knox and Lincoln Railroad
Arena
Bates College Professor Speaks on Who Owns the Earth
Bates College geology professor Lloyd W. Fisher addressed about 100 at Morse High School on Who Owns the Earth. He presented five essentials for judging nations and discussed location, mineral wealth, climate, colonial possessions, and cultural standards while comparing U.S. to European powers and noting global expansion ideas. continuous on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd W. Fisher
Bates College
Morse High School
North Center
P.T.A
Leroy F. Colby
Clinton D. Wilson
Cegent
Theodore Watson
William W. Dennison
Italy
Jajui
Fisher
Netherlands
Japan
France
United States
Mid-West
Alabama
Texas
Rusad
Tim
Prorincios
Capepet
United Bite
North America
Britain
Russia
Pocrete Dda Eddy Nde
Bern
Livrelature
Young People's Degree Team Confers First and Second Degrees
West Bath Grange holds a Monday evening meeting conferring the first and second degrees on 21 candidates. Mrs Edgar D. Leavitt led the work with assistants Mrs Ernest Snow and Mrs Charles W. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Grange Hall
Edgar D. Leavitt
Ernest Snow
Charles W. Walsh
The
Grange
Nellie Hascall
Auburn
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Joseph J. Smith
Ship
Lousee
Stonewyne
Cemetery and Park Board
Sebenoa Hall
Distri Three
Woolwich
Alice M. Sowers
Washington, D. C
Sebenon Hall
James Nostall
Miss Sowers
John H. Carter
Smi
Barbare Conthner
Thelma Strout
Carolyn Press
Theodore Maisois
Ata
Beltran Crocker
Cariet
Witernoon
Ampi
Hart Sawyer
Bator
Sue
Chtitrict
Waser
Whit Bas Eharee
Tl Bualetia
Liros F Colby
Curast
M Starney
Avesta
Tan Ehiavie
Gaeore Wilenta
South Hostrary Chaman
Sawyer
Anetin W. Jone
Weavie
Noel Little
Brunswick
Bow
Europe
Pol Acs i Burks
Brunswick Woulwick
Belomine
Dinijet
Boothbay Trevell
Damaniscotia Malls
Newcastle
Waldoboro
Nobleboro
Sowers
PT Avs
P/T.A
Automobile Workers of America
Ford
Kew
Fred Young
Auburn Orange
Young
Grace M Waterman
Judy
Ernest Snow, Jr
Henry Sandeln
Charles Genthner
Dorothy Jean
Pomona
Edward Jenks
Hugo F. Sandelin Jr
Leon M. Genthner
Barbara Walsh
Barbara Freeman
Phyllis Sandelin
Marcella A. Lozier
Virginia Kingsbury
Dorothy M. Waterman
Ceres
West Bath
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