Dr Langdon Snipe Bets on Sagadahoc State Senate Bid
Dr Langdon T Snipe of Bath seeks the Republican nomination for Maine state senator in Sagadahoc County. The Independent endorses his candidacy citing his Yale education medical career and proven legislative ability and predicts strong primary and September support. The piece highlights his temperament speaking ability and effectiveness as a lawmaker.
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Sagadahoe County
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath
Snipe
Yale
Independent
Sagadahoe
Dr. Snipe
Admiralty moves to fulfill treaty with naval cutbacks
The British Admiralty plans reduce ship personnel to treaty limits, cut ammunition stores, start breaking up capital ships, and draft a bill for Parliament to carry out treaty obligations. Dominion assent expected to align with passage.
Center Street School Visitors Enjoy Primary Program
About 40 parents and friends visited Center Primary School on a hot Wednesday afternoon to observe sessions of regular class work from 1:30 to 2:20 and an American Legion hall program on the third floor. The Mother Goose Convention by grade 1 drew special praise as pupils and teachers were commended for patience and skill.
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Center
American Legion
Roland TR Smith
A. L
Patel
Hope Rowe
Raymond Seimmer
Marher Craenus
Grande Ty
Yellow Packer Boys
cAierien
Eni Hiips
Aeta Tet
Merny
Wschool
School Board Rules Against Married Women Teachers
South Portland school board adopts drastic policy denying hire and terminating married women teachers. The board states married women will not be employed and existing married staff will have contracts annulled, while unmarried women remain unaffected.
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South Portland
Funeral of Mrs Abbie H T Allen GS Widow of George Aten
The funeral for Mrs Abbie H T Allen widow of George Aten was held Monday afternoon at her Willow Street home after an illness of several months. Rev Ernest M Holman officiated with many First Baptist Church members and neighbors in attendance. Bearers included her son Eugene P L Allen of Atlantic City and her son in law Harold Small of South Boston. She was born in Microminston and lived in Bath most of her married life. She later moved to Atlantic City to be with her son.
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Abbie HT. Allen
George AL Aten
Boston
Harold Small
Bradway
Willow Street
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Elimeh
First Baptist Church
Eugene PL Allen
Atlantic City
Noah
Suedh
Med. Parei
Martinsville
Wilf Th
Sigil
Baril
Oak Grove
Allen
Mhcominston
Mrr
George Pratt
Bath
Mr Alien
Mary
Tua
Mars
Sheila South Beeston
Rey Mreak
Southville
Narrow Escape As Tree Falls On Northway Truck
A maple tree toppled onto the cab of a Northway truck on Washington street near the Charles W. Morse estate during a gale. O C Baton, Albert Eaton, and HW F Gifford were injured. wires and a pole held the tree midair, likely saving lives. Fire and utility crews, including Central Maine Power Co workers, quickly cleared the wreckage.
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O. C. Baton
Albert
HW. F. Gifford
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Baton
Washington Street
Jeels
Albert Eaton
Gifford
Br. J. Marston
Secident
Tretle
Abiley
William Strermann
Central Maine Power Co
Ge Park Street
Portmudstel
Vin Conmter
Charles VW Motee
Boston Bath steamship service to resume June 15
The Kennebec Navigation Co and Hotness announce Boston to Kennebec river points service resumes June 15 with the City of Rockland sailing from Bath on Thursday night and Saturday morn, fares Bath to Boston and return set at 50 cents. Autos to be carried. schedules listed through the week with weekday departures and weekend excursions. Public notices advise contacting the Public Notices Department for details.
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Kennebec Navigation Co
Boston
Kennebec River
Bath
Deston
Rockin
Bath Bath
Pub- Noits
Rockland
Welcome to New Members at Parish Assembly Ceremony
A parish gathering extended a hearty welcome to new members and listed church leaders including Rev G Brooks and Rev Claudes Brooks. The event featured remarks by President and other clergy, with attendees from multiple congregations and streets noted in attendance.
Morse Defeated by Cony 8–2 Amid Multiple Errors
Morse high fell to Cony of Augusta 8 to 2 at Kelley Field on June 7 amid six Morse errors. Sheridan struggled with five walks four wild pitches and two costly throws while Cony capitalized with Farrington's leadoff homer and several misplays by Morse in the middle innings. Rideout made a notable running stop and throw to retire Stover at first as Morse clipped a few bright plays but unable to mount a comeback.
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Cony
Augusta
Kelley Field
Sheridan
Farrington
Carr
Bush
Roderick Rideout
Safford
Roderick
Pratt
Albison
Davis
Rideout
Stover
Diamond
Olinto
Po Farrington
Sue
Hughes
Austin
Albison Cf
Edlis
P Pratt
McWhee
Bucklin
O Davis
Pewee
Evene
Clinto
P Ae
Williams
Rf Steer
Uistin
Sheridan Austin
Pitzgerald
Teen burns hands attempting rope slide at city hall
Harry McNeil seventeen, of Pine street, badly burned the flesh on his hands while sliding down a rope at the rear of Sagadiatoe council headquarters in Union block. He released too soon and fell a distance, with the rope burn listed as the most serious injury. Mrs Roscoe To Mekadden and Miss Footer, Bo Clinton and George McKadden drove to Mt Vernon Sunday to visit friends.
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Harry McNeil
Pine Street
Sagadiatoe Council
K.C
Union Block
Plan to curb oil pollution along Atlantic coast
Mayor Torrey and the chamber of commerce back the League of Atlantic Seaboard Municipalities to push Washington legislation ending water pollution by oils and tar. The league spans 250 Atlantic coast cities with city administrations and chambers of commerce joining from Newark to Key West, aiming for a summer conference and faster passage of related bills.
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Texas
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Asbury Park
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Key West
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Pla
Miami
Fla
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New Bedford
Mass
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League
Athutice City
House of Representatives Committee On
League of Athletic Seaboard
Citzen
Runaways cast nets modest receipts at Cosmo meeting
At the twenty meeting of the Costevelitan club in the Columbia last week president Mrs. Mabel Southard reported net receipts from the comedy The Runaways. Income covered theatre rental and royalties with expenses noted. Committee appointments and refreshments followed, with Mrs. Robert D. Phuteh entertaining with songs.
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Mabel Southard
Columbia
Pircaneers
Lily Pray
Milton
Prag Soul
Mary Coombes
Robert DB. Pbuteh
New Bath Red Cross Secretary Named
Miss Elizabeth Bryning of Samaria Mass is named secretary of the Bath chapter American Red Cross succeeding Miss Mary L. Turpin who will resign July 1. Bryning brings Boston business experience and Simmons College social work training.
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Samaria Plain
Mass
Bath
American Red Cross
Mary L. Turpin
Bersning
Boston
Simmons College
Leeces
Archer Crockett
Diame Eo Loekery
New England
Boxton
Edward W. Hyde
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Lockery
Turpin Ap
The
Red Cross
Dandy the Poultry Guard Dog Steals Townwide Spotlight
In Hardings village on the New Meadows river, four Bath men turned to poultry farming with 4000 hens. Their dog Dandy acts as guardian and referee in the coop, waking, patrolling, and separating fighting chicks while alert to trouble spots. A New York visitor witnessed Dandy’s remarkable behavior and praised him as a top partridge dog in the state.
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Hardings
Mé@idows
Bath
Fred W. Brown
George FE. Thompson
Thompson Bros
Clothiers
H. A. Bates
William Fields
Field
States
AL HE Shaw
Moosehead Lake
Chindy
Mr. Fields
Dandy
Fiebird
Danty
Shaw
Danwlys
Dee
Exence
Damly
Gan
Leaders Conference Aims to Strengthen Local Churches
Leaders conference at Lake Cooboxseecontee near Winthrop Center runs June 24 to July 1. Maine ministers teachers and business leaders will attend to train young men in leadership and community service with Y M C A camping facilities. Parents and church leaders urged to act quickly for reservations.
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Lake Cooboxseecontee
Winthrop Center
Mans
Maine
Y. M. AL
Volz
Y. M
Death of James R. Eggleston at Saulsbury on heart trouble
James R. Eggleston age 65 died at his home in Saulsbury after years of farm life. Survived by two sons Lt. Eggleston of Bath Maurice Jo. of Denver and two daughters Mrs. Laura Robert of Conn and Mrs. Mary 11 of Scaubs burs Conn. Also seven grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren. L L J Eggleston left to attend the funeral. The article notes a shift in pulpwood sources from upper Kennebec to Georgetown and Phippsburg forests.
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North Bath
James R. Eggleston
Saulsbury
Onn
Eggleston
Egglexton
Bath
Maurice Jo
Denver
Col
Laura Robert
Conn
Mary
Scaubsburs
LL. J. Eggle
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