Gould Landslide Gives Gould U S Senate Seat Maine
Arthur R. Gould of Presque Isle narrowly won a Maine Senate race to fill the Fernald vacancy, delivering a large Republican victory. He carried every county and city, including Ellsworth and Bath, and won by about 30,000 votes, signaling strong GOP support and a Senate majority. Clifford won a legislative representative seat by 237, sweeping all seven city wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Gould
Presque Isle
United States
Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Senate
Coolidge
Goukd
Fulton J. Redman
Ellsworth
Aroostook
Gould
Augusta
Washington
Sagadahoe
Charles W. Clifford
Clifford
No Extra Session Backed by Press and People
The President opposes an extra session of Congress planned to begin after March 4. Promoters reportedly aim to force the President to act by withholding appropriation bills, causing governmental disruption. Critics call this tactic the poorest kind of strategy and urge resistance to such pressure. The President remains calm and unmoved, reaffirming his stance.
Foreign cement imports shake American industry headlines
Foreign cement arriving chiefly as ballast on ocean carriers is undermining U S cement by cheap freights and low foreign wages. Since 1920 about ten million barrels have landed, displacing American cement and costing workers and railroads millions. Also notes Worcester Telegram founder Ages tin P Cristy who died from a self-inflicted bullet wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerie
Belgium
United States
Dolhris
Agestin P. Cristy
Worcester Tele- Massachsetts
City Hospital
Newspaper pioneer Cristy’s death noted in Bath retrospection
The article recalls publisher Cristy as a forthright, charitable man who built a renowned journalism school and amassed a fortune before a fall in stock markets led to his despair. Bath residents returning home observe gradual improvements in Kennebbee bridge work and Oak Street upgrades while noting fewer signs of progress elsewhere.
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Cristy
Bath
Agriculture Department reports crops plentiful but of poor quality
The December agricultural situation report notes total crop production above average in quantity but below average in quality. The purchasing power index fell to 51 in October, a season low, with cotton prices dragging the index. Livestock fared better than cash crops like cotton and fruit, while wool and grain markets showed varied signals and shipping constraints loom in the South. The Navy Department also cites plans to build two large heavier‑than‑air ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Io Wold Aye
Awe
Pat Aber
Dada Hales
Tad Supply
Pier
Orrober
Successful Calamity Proves Big Augusta Event
A Thanksgiving night performance titled A Successful Calamity, directed by H. Augustus Huse of Bath, delighted Augusta at City Hall. The show featured Ralph W. Farris and Mary Smith Ingraham and drew socially prominent locals, with the Augusta Y M C A gaining broad support. After the play, a Thanksgiving ball with Marty Fox and his Musical Aces filled the big hall, hosting many former Conn High students home from college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
H. Augustus Huse
Bath
Huse
Sone
Ralph W. Farris
Mary Smith Ingraham
Marty Fox
Musics
City Hall
Conn High
Pulpwood Stagings Removed At Maine Wharf
Barge No 3 of Sagadahoc Towing Co was emptied of its last pulpwood cargo and towed to South Peat to join other barges for winter quarters. Accrew isomer retrieved loading stages at Maine Central wharf to clear way for new bridge approval. Tug Seguin docked barge Pocopsen with 500 tons of anthracite. Pocopsen to discharge then barge Quatelume with 500 tons will be towed to Augusta to discharge at Purington res.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahot Towing Co
Maine Central
Southpeat O
Seguin
Hallowell Fuel Co
Bath
Parker Flats
Augusta
Purington Res
Real estate transfers listed for Sagadahoc county
Two week registry of deeds records in Sagadahoc county show transfers across towns such as Arrowsic Bath Bowdoin George Washington Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham West Bath and Bowdoinham. Named transfers include Charles TL Jackson to Frank H Clark Emil Van Leevine to Victor de Bree Jennie A Trarley to Lily Harley and several Hagan family movements with Wainwright and Phinney deals to Diamond Match Co. Delmar Bates to Samuel Bates among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Arrowsie
Charles TL Jackson
Frank H. Clark
Bath
John FE. Atwood
James S. Takey
George A. Churchill
Charlotte Osgood
Eva M. Lead
Bowdoin
Edward S. Card
Arthur I. Card
John Norton
Peter E. Gray
Bowdoinham
Emil van Leevine
Victor de Bree
Georgetown
Jennie A. Trarley
Lily
Harley
Henry W. Howard
Proctor A. Hagan
Proctor AL Hagan
Mark
Hagan
Thomas M. Hagan
Dernice M. Oliver
Phippsburg
John A. Wenley
Als
John H. Stacey
Daniel A. Bishop
Charles D. Wainwright
Herbert J. Kellaway
Richmond
Benjamin I. Thouglass
Nettie
Portland City Manager Brinkerlot May Speak at Bath Banquet
Portland City Manager Brinkerlot may be among speakers at the Bath Board of Trade banquet held at the Masonic Temple in the evenings of next week. Local official Cummings of the State Chamber will attend to assist the program and other speakers are planned. The Boston Chamber of Commerce has written in support of National Chamber of Commerce Week and will broadcast radio remarks from Boston on the eve of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkerlot
Portland
Bath Board of Trade
Masonic Temple
Geos
Cummings
State Chamber of Commerce
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Boston Chamber
Darth
Beacon Street Ladies Plan Christmas Sale
Beacon Street church ladies plan a Christmas sale with Mrs Charles Trenderson guiding tables. President Mrs Georgie Knight appointed committees handling crafts, greens, cooked foods, and table duties with members including Mrs John Cavanaugh and Mrs Katherine Clark.
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Beacon Street
Charles Trenderson
Upper
Wigh Street
Georgie Knight
Dave
Fancy
John Cavanaugh
Fred Schurdson
Charles Henderson
Leland Plummer Eprens
Charles Oliver
Scott Tibberts
Name Teeling
Ante Teeling
George Wallace
Athertine Tibberts
Katherine Clark
Fila Dunten
Hens Nolins
Frank J. Doinlew
Bath Birth And Football Notices At Fort Willi Fort Willi wuth
Bath residents George Dow and Elford Sta attended a Fort William Portland football game while Bath City hospital welcomed a nine pound baby born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Morris Povieh of 984 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flier Dow
George Dow
Elford Sta
Bath
Fort Willi
Portland
Ferren Ry
Wilean A
Morris Povieh
Middle Street
Bath City Hospital
Bath Girl Author of Fine Little Story
Miss Isabel Hopestill Carter, formerly of Bath and now in Washington, D C, has her second Atlantic Monthly story titled A Sailor s Wife in the November issue. The Bath background and sea lore anchor the tale and her debut story The Old Woman was in June. Her work draws Bath readers with familiar settings and strong naval imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Girl
Isabel Hopestill Carter
Bath
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Monthly
Miss Carter
Charles Carter
Carter
North Street
Maine
Yarmouth
Miss Madeira
Washington
Atlantic
Bath Independent
Abby
Caitain
Christopher McLellan
McLelan
Goss
Bridge Engineer Attends Conference and Meetings
Llewellyn N Bulwards a bridge engineer with the State Highway Commission travels from Richmond to attend a two day session of the Conference Committee on Metal Highway Bridges on Nov 30 and Dec 16. He then plans to attend the Highway Research Board meetings in Washington on Dec 2 and 3. On return he will discuss Maine bridge projects with Maj Newcomer of the U.S. Corps of Engineers in Boston.
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Llewellyn N. Bulwards
Bridge 9
State Highway Commission
Jett Augusta
Richmond
Val
Othe
American Railway Engineering Association
American Association of State Highway Officials
Edwards
Highway Resch Board
Washington
Boston
Maj
Newcomer
U.S. Corps of Engineers Office
Maine
Nine coaches select All MainEleven from Lewiston players
Western Maine voting named the All Maine Eleven with Lewiston High dominating. Red Melvin earned captaincy and seven votes for fullback while Ebarkias Courture and Couture were named first team at end and center respectively. Westbrook and Portland players plus Pettis and Meader also placed, highlighting Lewiston’s strength across positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Ah-Maine
Dundee
Lewiston High
Melvin
Lewiston
Siinaire
Ebarkias
Courture
Pegstes
Ehieska Aube
Westbrooksian
Meader
Perris
Tlarkins
Couture
Sambatakes
Aube
Westbreek
Peasleys
Porthind
Sallivead
Weastbreek
Sullivan
Westbrook
Dewisto
Simard
Hospital Superintendent to Retain Her Position
Miss Minnie Al Furbish, superintendent of Bath City Hospital, has withdrawn her resignation and will remain in her post. Trustees had urged her to reconsider after she resigned several weeks ago. The decision confirms her continued leadership of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans Bari
Minnie AL Furbish
Bath City Hospital
Miss Furbish
Bata
Miss Fu
Beason Street Beacon Street Fine Program Features Leavitt Entertainers
Despite weather the Beacon Street church drew a good crowd for a Leavitt entertainers program from Richmond. Mrs Leavitt and her daughters Tara Merle and pianist Miss Htary Waterh showcased music and a farce delighting listeners. proceeds supported the church.
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Beacon Street
Leavitt Eertainers
Richmond
Italy
Breesteva
Melitta Shepard Leavitt
Iano Dock
Cin Castumetoo
Eburn
Merle Leavitt Valleau
Pears Senha
Neue Resien
Cine
oAmerica
The
Entertainers
Many Bath Boys to Attend Y Conference
The Wth annual Stave Boys Conference plans in Bangor feature North American speakers led by Rev. Henry Crane. Bath youths including Carl Oliver and David Eaton aim to attend, with registration fees due to secure free entertainment at the Bangor YMCA.
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Yamecla
Ap Longor
North America
Henry HL Crane Y
YMCA
Portland
Bangor
Whele
Wobeys
Portimed Iron
Carl Oliver
David Ek
Philip Eaton
Arthur Brown
Hagan
Archie Seekins
Dudley Leavitt
Dancan Farrell
Cyrus Lengley
David Madine
John Sheldon
Donall Crasby
Bewin Fuller
James Jenkinsmer Baten
Alvin Jewere
Charles Maxwell
Ymlc.a
Sixth Grade Pupils Present Thanksgiving Entertainment
The North grammar school's Fifth and Sixth grades staged a Thanksgiving program Wednesday afternoon for parents and friends guided by Miss Doris Dyer. The show featured a "Story of the Pilgrims" and a chorus of essays and physical exercises, with students including Margaret Austin RiYi Dale Lewis Jerre Hirveld Chanton and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grammar School
Doris Dyer
Margaret Austin RiYi Dale
Lewis Jerre
Hirveld Chanton
Plorence Bailey
Bernice Nisongu
Donald Dagesn
Sone
Trielle Tiyan
Canvass Progressing for Bath Board of Trade
The Bath Board of Trade canvass is meeting strong support as committees seek members. A banquet is planned at the temple with a dinner and speeches. George P. Linebee, secretary, urges dues and reserves seating while plans for an evening program and discussions on topics proceed. The secretary also notes a Texas contact with building interest and invites more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Trade
George P.linebee
Uateties
Texas
Maine
Snell
Bath Woman Hosts Dinner for Bride Elect in California
Mrs. Wilson Wright of Woolwich entertained Saturday night in Bath with a dinner for Miss Josie Rielo of High street Bath whose marriage to Mrs. Wrights nephew George EL Wright of Holly MT OHneyeynner Tee Dee is planned. Following the dinner a small reception to relatives and intimate friends took the form of a silver shower. Miss Rich and Mr. Wright are well known among the younger set and good wishes will follow them to their new home in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wright
Woolwich
Josie Rielo
High Street
Bath
Acceptance Concludes Directors and Names Manager
A special directors meeting of the L A W Acceptance Corporation of Maine held in the Chapman building bank rooms Portland selected a permanent manager and expanded the board. Leon Tebbetts and 11 others from Maine and nearby states named to the board with Col Fred N Dow as president and Joseph A Lincon among new directors.
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L. A. W. Acceptance Corporation of
Maine
Chapman
Yortland
Leon ©. Tebbetts
Waterville
Federal Trust Co
John I. Baxter
Brunswick
J. Edward Drake
Bath
Frank FE. Southard
Augusta
Louis A. Wolfe
Worcester
Mass
Joseph A. Lincon
New York City
Fred N. Dow
Arthur Pan
Alfred W. Haskell
J. Putnam Stevens
Paul M. Gibson
H. HE. Sturgis
Portland
E. C. Wallace
Myr. Wallace
Wallace & Maxim Co
General Insurance
Chapin Building
Lo AL We. Acceptance Corporation
Massachusetts
New England
New York State
L. A. W. Acceptance Corporation of Maine
John L. Baxter
S. Arthur -Dpank
Ernest
Walhiee
Treas
Silver Tea Dance A Successful Affair
The Silver Tea Dance by the Y M C A Auxiliary drew a good crowd despite rain, clearing over 45. Mrs Carroll Deering and Mrs Werbert J Maxwell poured, with Mrs Harold Avery serving punch. High school orchestra, led by Mabel Whitten, played as attendees enjoyed the fire and social table.
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Carroll Deering
Werbert J. Maxwell
Harold Avery
Mabel Whitten
Tarvey Phartleb
Edwin Poller
Wilbur Tagan
Linwood Russell
Harold Safford
Cecil Rowland
Rath Parnham
Thomas S. Gibbons
E. Motley Fuller
Seth S. Mullin
Leland R. Mitchell
William FI. Small
Frederick FE. Drake
Leroy Colby
Luther Thompson
HK. Motley Fuller
Punch
Hagan sets football season record for continuous play
Wilbur Paddy Hagan, Morse team captain, played every moment of nine straight games from Sept 29 to Thanksgiving, enduring injuries including a broken nose yet returning each time. The 116 pound leader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hagan of 1302 High Street, faced health doubts but persevered through late-season contests and saved key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Paddy” Hagan
Morse
Maine
New England
Tragan
Hagan
Deering
Portland
Scotty
Nmupbell
Newis
Frank W. Hagan
High Street
Bridge Directors Meet Bath Officials in Street Matters Talk
The Kennebec bridge directors will meet Bath municipal officers on Thursday at 11 oclock to discuss street issues and the bridge approach near Custent House Squire.
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Kennebec
Bath
Dee
Christmas Seals Drive Under Bath Leader and Junior League
Mrs Alden G Smith chairs the Bath Christmas health seal drive with Junior League help as a card party planned at her parents home 1054 Washington Street December 8 at 2 50 PM Reservations via Mrs Smith Tea served for non players Reddington Reed returns to Wentworth Boston after holiday with parents on Robbins Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden G. Smith
Bath
Reddington R. Reed
Wentworth
Boston
Clarence K. Reed
Robbins Street
Mr and Mrs McIntyre Return from Visits in Cleveland and Cleveland Area
Mr and Mrs Kenneth McIntyre returned Sunday to their home in Mont Sweag after visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence E K Johnson on Summer Street. Mr McIntyre had been in Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs McIntyre spent two weeks away.
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Kenneth McIintyre
Montsweag
Clarence EK. Johnson
Summer Street
McIntyre
Cleveland
Ohio
Sath
INDEPENDENT'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE LIST OF CLUES
A dense set of puzzle clues with horizontal and vertical entries is listed. It notes that a solution will appear in the next issue and includes various clue numbers and definitions for common crossword answers.
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the Times Company
P. B. Nichols
Pres
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Batrene
Ing
Kennebbee Bridge
Qak Street
Upper Gloucester
Salem
Navy Department
Augustus Huse
Mulligan Stevedores
Mr. Goss
Llewllyn N. Edwards
Richmond, Va
Leavitt
Board OF Trade
L.A.W. Corporation
Leon O. Tibbetts
Y.M.C.A
Independent
Noah
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