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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

5

Tidal Power Project Explained by Engineer Cooper Promoter

Dexter J Cooper explains the Wassamaquoddy Bay tidal project near Eastport Maine and St. Andrews Canada. The system uses two bays, dams, and gates to produce 500000 to 700000 horsepower, costing 75000000 to 100000000 dollars, with continuous output and international authorization. The plan aims for cheap reliable power through mass production and predictable tides. Continued on Page Two.

Bath Wassamaquoddy Bay Bay of T’'Undy Dexter J’. Cooper Bay of Funay Eastport Maine St. Andrews New Brunswick Canada Atlantic Ocean United States Province of International Joint Commission

Equity hearing at court house in Deering case

Mrs. Lou Atkins of Bath files a bill in Sagadahoc Supreme Court on June 8 seeking dissolution of the G. G. Deering Co and appointment of a receiver. She alleges mismanagement and seeks an accounting from officers Carroll A. Deering and Harry G. Deering, injunctions, and liquidation of the firm. The action names the company and several Deering family officers and executors as defendants.

Sagadahoc Supreme Court Lou Atkins Bath G. G. Deering Co Et Als Norman L. Hassett Wattangall Locke & Verkins Augusta Walter S. Glidden Frank A. Morey Lewiston Edward W. Bridgham Atkins Lulu Deering Frank M. Deering G. G Deering Co Harry G. Deering Carroll A. Deering Carroll A Larry G. Deering Annie M. Deering Ada E. Deering Maurice R. Deering Calvin W. Rogers Gardiner G. Deering

Defendant's Answer Details Company Affairs and Claims

The defendants admit they receive compensation for their services but deny receiving larger sums from the company. They deny any conspiracy or attempt to deprive the plaintiff of a fair share of profits. Continued on Page Four.

Carroll A. Deering Harry G. Deering

Edgecomb Road Delayed By Soft River Bottom

The Edgecomb cut, begun to open the bridge and Davis Island area, will not be ready for public travel by the anticipated date. Soft river bottom beyond 50 feet from Davis Island east shore requires additional rock and gravel, delaying completion. Bridge mid stream is ready. fill work continues with steam shovel and gravel surfacing planned after filling to the proper height. Estimated cost to Aug 1 is 79,046.63 with at least 20,000 more needed to finish.

Edgecomb Davis Island Davis’ Island Wiscasset-Edgecomb Bridge Murtaugh Hughes Bangor

Cruiser Helena launched by Lath Iron Works

Express cruiser Helena IL built for Charles EK. F. Mc Cann of the New York Yacht Club and Clif ford Brokaw connections, designed by Cox Stevens. 62 feet long, 11 feet beam, 275 hp gasoline engines, speed at least 26 mph, double planked hull, white pine deck, copper fastened, brass fittings, electric lights, pressurized water, and a small tender with gasoline engine.

Helena

Lowell to Be Chief Ferry Ticket Seller

Carleton Lowell of Bath is named chief ticket seller at the Bath state ferry, succeeding Walter Fraser who was sent from Augusta to install the new system. Lowell took over Saturday morning with hours from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Carleton Lowell Bath Bath — State Walter Fraser State Highway Commission Lowell Fraser Augusta

Walter I Main Circus Plays In City August 28

The Walter I Main circus will appear in this city on August 28 at McKay Park. It also performs in Brunswick on August 26 and in Rockland on the 30th with the same program.

Walter I. Main McKay Park Brunswick Rockland Louth

Prize of large flag offered to successful town

Governor Ralph Brewster announced a statewide census contest rewarding the Maine town with the longest list of residents aged 7 or older on August 1. The winning town will receive a hand-painted State of Maine flag to hang in the town hall. The effort supports the Three-quarter Century club under the Maine Public Health Association with eligibility for residents 75 and older.

Ralph ©. Direwster Maine State of Maine Maine Public Health Association L Brewster Jewster Mayne House of Representatives Maines

Anniversary concert features fine American artists in Portland

The Weitschmar Memorial Organ anniversary program at Portland City Hall Auditorium will be presented Friday afternoon August 21 at 5 50 by municipal organist Charles Ro Cronham with two American born trained soloists. Tenor Mr Harrison is renowned through concert recordings broadcasts and radio. Soprano Miss Mary Korb has appeared in recitals and with major orchestras and venues in New York and Boston. The concert promises a refined program with a contrasting mix of voices and expressive quality. Miss Emma Ayer left Tuesday for Natick Mass to visit her sister Mrs Edgar Gilman.

Weitschmar Portland City Hall Charles Ro Cronham Harrison WEAF Baston Mary Korb Atura Roce Philharmonic Orchestra the Stadium New York City

Bath Iron Works sale urged upon bondholders

Foreclosure actions against Bath Iron Works Ltd are urged by a bondholders committee led by William L. Skelton Lewiston George C C Wing Jr Auburn and Leonard A Pierce Portland. They say a syndicate will bid at least 115000 for the physical property excluding cash and receivables and warn no other owner can secure private yacht contracts without the syndicate’s guaranteed technical skill. The committee hopes for a September sale after existing contracts close this month. Lewiston August 8 1925.

Buth Iron Works, Ltd Lewiston Maine Hetober Bath Iron Works

Truck Fire Delays Brunswick Drome Fleet On Maine Run

William Matteson and Charles Smith of Newark were riding a Vierce-Arrow five ton truck when a gasoline line ruptured on a hill near North and Lincoln streets. Flames engulfed the front as firemen and bystanders fought the blaze, endangering the tank. The crew escaped, a second tractor in the convoy altered course, and the two trucks planned to rejoin the motor drome caravan headed to Belfast for Maine fairs. Chicago claims hub status for radio class B broadcasting.

William Mattson Charles Smith Newark N. J Brunswick Highway Lincoln Bath Matteson Smith Buy Phen Bernard McCausland Cloutier Combination 4 Belfast Maine

New Maine Building At Springfield Ready For Dedication

After a Maine building inspection at the Eastern States Exposition grounds Springfield Mass the committee says completion is expected early September with occupancy in time for exhibits. Maine Day dedication set for September 22 with plans for a 1000 car motorcade and county floats. President Coolidge expected as guest. The building will house state departments industries and Publicity Bureau with 28 spaces. total cost within 50000 appropriation.

State of Maine Springfield Mass J. Sherman Douglass Lamavine Frank D. Marshall State Portand Society of Art Julia Seabury Maine Coolidge Massachusetts State of Maine Publicity Bureau

City council continues land purchase for beauty spot plan

The city council in a special session continued action on buying city land bounded by Brunswick road and North street extension. James J. McKay of Valparaiso, a Chicago lawyer, proposed purchasing a triangular strip 240 feet by 105 feet for ornamental purposes to create a beauty spot at the city entrance and help straighten Brunswick road toward McKay park, with plans to develop an art square. The item was tabled to Sept 2.

Soo Brunswick Road North Street James J. McKay Valparaiso Ind Chicago James R. McKay North Lincoln Streets MeKay McKay Park

Oldest Maine Residents to Appear in Movies

The Maine Public Health Association announces that Pathe News Weekly will film the Maine Three-Quarter Century Club meeting on Sept 2 in the State capital as a permanent organization forms. Governor Brewster supports plans for a large gathering of residents aged 75 or older, to be shown in cinemas nationwide.

Maine Maine Public Health Association Pathe News Weekly State Ria Pine Tree Brewster

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Cooper Passamaquoddy Bay Court House Deering Iron Works New York Yacht. Club Portland Municipal Central West Carnegie Hall Emma Ayer Natick, Mass Edgar Gilman LePage Lily Johnson Bros Co
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