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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1916

Page

4

Contention week stirs debate on war and preparedness

The piece argues with strong tone that the nation must support Entente efforts in Europe and questions the administration's neutrality stance. It contrasts naval actions, highlights the Maine incident, and critiques Roosevelt's universal training proposal while endorsing equal sacrifice for all segments of society.

Europe St. Louis Arlington Memorial Day Roosevelt American. That Is Not the Kind of Preparedness That Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt America

Lewiston Organizes YMCA Effort and Public Aid

The passage argues Lewiston should extend YMCA efforts to help the community. It contends Justice Brandeis should prove opponents wrong and notes the England note is a lawful argument in which America will prevail. It contrasts legal disputes with German aggression and stresses enforcing law with the law-abiding.

Arthur J. Balfour British Admiralty Saturday Evening Post America England Justice Brandeis France

Meeting at Inn Predicts GOP Success in Maine

Speaker Mr. Ham forecast a large Republican victory in Maine in September for Governor and county officers, with a big national win in November. He warned Democrats will mobilize full patronage, call for assessments, and press a fierce campaign, urging Republicans to actively organize and campaign.

Ular West Virginia Ham Wilson Maine Aroostook County Pattangall Waterville Sentinel P. O Republican Party Charles F. Johnson Business Administration Curtis Haynes

Republicans Rally in Sagadahoc Urging Tax Reform and Election Drive

Speaker Frank Ham criticizes state tax hoarding by the Curtis administration, alleging political use of surplus funds. Harold Sewall praises party unity and targets Democratic policies, with Edward C. Plummer accusing Congress of blunders harming Maine industries and shipping interests. Republicans depart motivated for the upcoming campaign.

Treasury Ham Curtis Woman's Reformatory Elmer Newbert Pattangall Maine Frank Ham Sagadahoc Harold M. Sewall Baxter Germany Samoan Islands William P. Frye Senate Frye Daniel McGillicuddy Bath Wilson Sewall Lusitania Edward C. Plummer Congress Democratic Congress New England Arizona Inn Lawn

Weather Note Aligns With Forecast For Sunday

Sunday morning brought an early rain shower at two o clock followed by a fair and sunny day. The forecast predicted a fair day with showers preceding and the day matched the expected pattern.

MacMahan Notes Seasonal Arrival and Funerals

Mrs O M Searles and daughters Mabel and Louise arrived at MacMahan for the season. The clubhouse opens late this month with L P Chapin as manager and Norris as housekeeper. Local cottages welcomed arrivals and leases include Yale Prof Fairchild and Capt R G Davenport. First Kennebec ice barge from Berry Houses, Texas yard supplies arriving. Funeral of Captain Marcellus D Sprague held at Phippsburg Center with Haydn Quartette and pallbearers C V Minott Scott Campbell Clark Bowker William Butler. interment Parker Head Cemetery.

O. M. Searles Mabel Louise MacMahan L. P. Chapin Boston Woman's City Club Miss Norris J. H. McLellan P. W. Roberts Phillip Little Prof. Fairchild Yale University Dr. Hague Marcellus D. Sprague Phippsburg Center M. Slade Haydn Quartette C. V. Minott Scott Campbell Clark Bowker William Butler Parker Head Cemetery

Resolutions on the Death of Robert Carr and Grange Notice

The Sagadahoc Grange drafts resolutions for the death of brother Robert B. Carr honoring his service and requesting sympathy for Sister Carr and family. The group will drape their charter for thirty days, publish in Bath Independent, and record the notice. George Chamberlain, William Durfey and Thomas Gallagher join Bath Galvanizing Works crew for torpedo boat destroyer contract.

Robert 8. Carr Sagadahoc Carr Bath Independent George Chamberlain William Durfey Thomas Gallagher Bath Iron Works

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