Wallace H White for U S Senator Receives Maine Support
Editorial from The Nautical Gazette praises Wallace H White for shipping legislation and merchant marine leadership. It cites his push for shipping reform and another proposal on mail clarifications, while noting broad backing from Maine figures and public supporters.
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Wallace H. White
Maine
Allon
United States
Arthur R. Gould
White
Congress
Nautical Gazette
W. H. White
Young candidates vie for Bath mayor in Monday election
The piece notes the Bath mayoral race with Harold P. Small the Republican standard bearer and John P. Carey Jr. the Democratic opponent. It highlights Small as a proven businessman and Carey as an ambitious attorney, both backed by strong local networks in a staunchly Republican city. The article urges Republican voter turnout to prevent a Democratic upset.
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Shen
Harold P. Small
Small
United
Republican Party
John P. Carey, Jr
Bath
Carey
Hoover presses for swift tariff action in Senate
President Hoover grows disgusted by Senate delays on the tariff bill. Industries await outcome, some slowing production. He notes senators have focused on prohibition and other matters while the tariff remains unsettled, has breakfast discussions with leaders urging faster passage.
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Hoover
Senate
White House
Samoset Steamboat Co Owners Seek Steady Operator
The owners of the Samoset Steamboat Company prefer selling only if the purchaser will keep the line running. They argue the service benefits Boothbay Bath residents and summer visitors, with potential for growing business through regional cooperation and publicity.
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Samoset Steamboat Company
Boothbay
Bath
South End Considers Summer Ice Supply Options
South End residents fret over summer ice as Goddard pond ice from the Palmer plant ends with John T. Palmer’s death. With no operations at the Palmer site, locals fear losing a longtime supplier and ponder alternative dealers or switching to electric refrigerators.
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South End
Goddard
High Street
John T. Palmer
Palmer Plant
Coolidges Tour California With Silent Trip
Former President Calvin Coolidge and his wife visit California on a nationwide trip. He avoids speaking in Hollywood hoping to tour sights without addressing crowds, signaling a rare preference for silence while eyeing a later inspection tour.
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Calvin Coolidge
California
New Era Hinted For Building With 20 Foot Bricks
The article suggests a potential shift in construction with 20 foot concrete bricks replacing standard sizes. It hints that blocks as large as building sides could be cast and erected in one piece, a development that may revolutionize certain building methods.
Delightful party for Leonard birthday at People's Baptist
A large gathering in the Men's Room of the People's celebrated Milan Leonard's birthday. Leonard, treasurer and board member of the church, received a smoking cabinet as a gift and thanks were given by Rev. George B. Wolstenholme and many friends including Capt. Leonard Everett Leonard and Ulysses Grant.
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People’s
Milan Leonard
People's Baptist Church
Hand of
Christian Fellowship
Leonard
Everett Leonard
Ulysses Grant
Clarence Seavey
Loring Pushard
Tibbetts
Hattie Sutherland
Nina MacRae
John Leonard
Minnie Cressey
Ethel Seavey
Gwendolyn Leonard
George B. Wolstenholme
Bath Nazarene Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Bath Nazarene church held its annual meeting with strong attendance and reports showing prosperous work across all areas. Rev. Howard P. Jett leads actively as pastor, and new officers and committees were elected for the coming year including trustees stewards and church school delegates.
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Bath Nazarene Church
Howard P. Jett
J. E. Mayo
Bella Garnett
Alma Reid
Edith Stewart
Charles Kenney
Cora Sotheard
Lester Lewis
E. R. Brown
Lois Palmer
Martha Hall
Dike School PTA Holds Masquerade Party
Dike School PTA staged a masquerade event February 19 at the schoolhouse to kick off the North end’s first social and financial success by the newly formed group. Prizes went to Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. E Mason Wright for costumes, while William Fogwill and Leland Plummer earned prizes for best and amusing outfits. Music by the Mackinnon sisters and David Henderson crowded the night with dancing and bridge games in the teachers’ room.
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Dike School
North End
Parent-Teacher Association
William Fogwill
Fogwil
Isabelle
David Henderson
Vincent
Eugene Footer
James McLaughlin
Minott Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Bath
John C. Minott, Bath's veteran ship carpenter and former city marshal, marked his 93rd birthday with many callers at 17 Beachnut Street. He enjoyed a family dinner, received cards and calls, and spoke of an early spring and a thriving garden. He remains in good health and embraces cribbage and radio hobbies.
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John C. Minott
Bath
Beachn Street
North End
Mr. Minott
Woolwich Grange Expands History and Plans for Year
Woolwich Grange No 68 marks a half century with a reading of its early history by secretary and a focus on Lincoln's birthday events. Fred Soule leads as master as John Carter oversees the program. committees outline duties, flowers, room needs, and the death of Mrs Emma McKenney as a memorial note.
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Woolwich
Grange
Fred Soule
Rachel Hodgdon
John Carter
Emma McKenney
Wiscasset
Anna Soule
Prinnette Allen
Frank A. Hodgdon
Percy Bailey
Harry Bradford
Wilma Sutter
Thelma Burleigh
Eldie Wright
Ethel Bradford
Irene Metcalf
Bertha Sutter
Hilton Soule
Ruth Hodgdon
Morse History Bee Features Washington Birthday Assembly
A Morse High School assembly on Washington's birthday featured a history bee mirroring a spelling bee. Contestants from Miss Hester Rose's senior history class included both boys and girls. Rodger Holden won with Esther Gediman the last girl standing. Edmund Rollins led the program and the assembly.
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Washington
Morse High School
Miss Hester Rose
Stanley Henderson
Donald Lennox
Stanley Hatch
Leonard Brown
Nathan Watson
Rodger Holden
Irma Grover
Eleanor Grinnell
Gertrude Moses
Louise Burnham
Anna Kaler
Esther Gediman
Edmund Rollins
Assembly
May Start Automobile Registrations Proposal Emerges
A local movement urges shifting the automobile registration year from January to May. Proponents claim May starts would boost winter travel, increase gasoline tax revenue, and keep garages busy, noting Connecticut already has a May start. Maine legislators may hear the proposal after potential endorsement by the Maine Automobile Association.
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New England
Connecticut
Maine Automobile Association
Maine
City crews remove street trees to curb pests
Under James Ledyard supervision a crew clears trees along Washington Middle and High streets to curb pests before warm weather. City funds back the effort though many owners have already cleaned their own trees, Mayor Cahill urges citizens to assist or the work may fail.
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James
Ledyard
Washington Street
Cahill
Most Romantic President and His Turbulent Youth
The piece profiles Andrew Jackson’s rough frontier upbringing in Ireland and America. It recounts his early life, wartime experiences, dueling fame, and survival through a brutal prison ordeal, as well as his mother’s resourcefulness in securing his and his brother’s release.
Frontier Lawyer Forges Path in Early Tennessee
A young lawyer from 1780s Charleston travels to the Tennessee frontier, where dueling and vigilantism reshape justice. He becomes a solicitor and faces a volatile, debt-ridden region, the Wild West era shaping his early career and moral testing.
Young Jackson and the Attorney At Law in 1830s Nashville
Omar W. Folsom recalls a self made lawyer in Nashville who, within a month, faced over seventy debtor writs. He did not claim legal learning but sought simple justice and to persuade juries that his cause was rightful.
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Jackson
Nashville
Omar W. Folsom
Kilbourne Place
Washington, D. C
Public Health Chief Kendall, a Bowdoin athlete, longtime figure
Dr. Clarence F. Kendall, nine year state commissioner of public health, blends epidemiology with a lifelong devotion to public health. A Bowdoin alumnus and former Bowdoin athlete, he served in France as a major after leaving Biddeford city practice. Born in Biddeford, he married Annie Norton in 1903 and has two children, Otis and Lucia.
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Clarence F. Kendall
Kendall
Jonesport
Biddeford
72Nd Coast Artillery
France
Baxter
Brewster
Bowdoin
Otis
Annie Norton
Lucia
Portland Woman Speaks at Bath Banquet
At Bath’s first mother and daughter banquet the Y M C A gym hosts February 28 with Mrs. Philip F Chapman of the Portland Y W C A as speaker. Mrs. Edwin D. Hardin will be toast mistress. Morse High student band provides music. Tickets via Y M C A auxiliary or by telephone. Ernest Rice of Pittsfield, Mass., and his wife visited Mrs. Rice’s parents on Rose Street over the weekend.
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Bath
Philip F. Chapman
Portland Y. W. C. A
Chapman
Edwin D. Hardin
Morse High School
Ernest Rice
Pittsfield
Mass
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A dense list of crossword clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries. The item presents partial word prompts including names, places, and terms across multiple categories, implying a themed puzzle layout and answer paths.
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Front Street
Bath, Maine
Nichols
Pres
Treas, Barry
Webber
Ror Aces Se
Clarence C. Stetson
Bangor
Maine Development Commission
Wyoming
Colorado
Department of Education
Men of People’s Baptist Church
L. F
Atwood
Woolwich Grange
MORSE
Roland Trott
Frederick Rowland
Brunswick
Buxton
Annie Buckley
Elm St
Witness
Amesbury
James T. Gallagher
Rexall
Rheumatic Medicine Co
Abbot Village
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Cass
Benton
van Buren
John Quincy Adams
Taney
Supreme Court
Andrew Jackson
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Belfast
Ireland
America
South Carolina
Hugh
Robert
Andrew
South
Cornwallis
Gates
Rawdon
Jackson Brothers
Camden
Libby
Bameves
Chet Pate
Charleston
Salisbury
North Carolina
Appalachians
State of
Tennessee
Wild West
Portland
Isra
Belgium
Havana Harbor
S. Michigan
Lancer
Nicaragua
Florida
Long Island
N.Y
New Zealand
Fiz
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