Bath and Sagadahoc vote in primary shows White Gardiner leads
In Bath and Sagadahoc, voters favored Wallace White Jr. over Ralph Brewster for U.S. senator with 711 to 307 in Bath and 1,440 to 595 countywide. Gardiner defeated Wilson 701 to 415 in Bath and 1,448 to 815 countywide. Zelma Dwinal won Congress nomination locally, Ellis Aldrich won state senate in Bath and county, and Sheriff Henderson carried both Bath wards and the county against Aderton. County commissioner race favored Charles Dain 798 to 620.
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Bath
Wallace H. White Jr
United States
Ralph O. Brewster
Dugald B. Dewar
White
Brewster
Dewar
William Tudor Gardiner
John Wilson
Bangor
Gardiner
Wilson
Bowdoin
Congress
Zelma M. Dwinal
Camden
Donald B. Partridge
Norway
Frederick P. Bonney
Rangeley
Dwinal
Charles J. Dain
John L. Jack
Topsham
J. Horace McClure
Elmer J. Rich
Cain
McClure
Rich
Jack
Henry C. Wright
N. Gratz Jackson
Wilbur C. Oliver
Roger D. Skillings
Albert Beliveau
Rumford
Arthur L. Hersey
Auburn
Beliveau
Hersey
County
Sheriff Henderson
Chester C. Aderton
Ralph O. Dale
John P. Carey Jr
Judge Glidden
William F. Dunham
Harry E. Houdlette
Richmond
Hiram T. Stevens
William F. Tate
Fred H. Thompson
James L. Morse
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Stevens
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Aderton Henderson
Piteier
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Brewster Dewar
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Rotary World Senate celebrates 25th anniversary in Chicago
Rotary marks twenty five years since the first club formed in 1905 Chicago drawing Rotarians and families from over sixty nations. Three major convention sections cover world development, business discussions by occupation groups, and international commerce, with addresses by Henry Thornton Prince Tokugawa and Admiral Mark Kerr. The program includes community service clinics social events and a grand ball at the stadium with a Century of Progress Band and 400 voice choir.
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Rotary Club
Chicago
Rotary
Wile Orchestr
Henry W. Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Prince Iyesato Tokugawa
House of Peers
Japanese Red Cross
America-Japan Society
Ovent
League of Nations Association
Japan
Canada
Mark Kerr
London
Iago Civic Opera Company
Lorera
Century of Progress
Imperial Singers
Rotary International
Meyers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Louis L. Emmerson
Illinois
British Empire
Dinhher
Maine PTA President Attends National Congress Meeting
Mrs Seth H Mullin president of the Maine Parent Teacher association returns from Denver Colo after attending the thirty fourth annual convention of the Naval Congress of Parents and Teachers May 16 24 The event featured speeches by national officers and a gift of 10000 from the Spellman foundation for parent education A public tree planting ceremony and a pageant of the plains highlighted the ceremonies with a procession of 100 schoolchildren and a dedicatory speech by Mrs Marrs.
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Seth
Mullin
Maine Parent-Teacher Association
Denver
Colo
Naval Congress of Parents
Lastullin
Boy Scouts
Muin
Spellman Foundation
New York
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Disbia
Hawaii
Marrs
Sarceni
Spiri
Maine
Broadway Theatre
New Hampshire
Nevada
A. L. Threkkeld
Denver Public Schools
E. Ruth Pyrtle
National Education Association
A. H. Reeve
International Federation of Home and School
The
Congress
Brown Palace
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mt. Lookout
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Pike's Peak
Pahaska Inn
Lookout
Hugh Bradford
Sacramento
Calif
Reeve
Helen McBride
Louisville
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bruce Carr Jones
Two Escapees Recaptured After Front Street Chase
Frank Ferguson and LeRoy Cook escaped from a Knox county jail and fled to Bath and Woolwich. Officers cornered them on a bridge after a wild pursuit that included a struggle on Front Street and a Dingley street confrontation. Both were taken back to Rockland jail to face charges over a silk dress theft in Lewiston.
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Front Street
Frank Ferguson
John Place
City Hall
Neal Smith
Ferguson
LeRoy Cook
Boston
Knox County
Rockland
Woolwich
Lewiston
Kaler
John Crosby
Crosby
H. J. Andrews
Waterville
Joseph Begin
Toll House
Whitney
Officer Place
Bath
Ciy
Cook
Blockup
City
George McElman
Place
Walter Dingley
Russell Soddard
H. P. Bridge Store
Dingley
Stoddard
Arthur F. Mayo
Nick
Rockland & Rockport Lime Corp
Race
Concrete Laying on Woolwich Road Big Job Progress
Concrete laying on Woolwich Road will span about a quarter mile daily for 14 days as crews lay 6975 feet of highway. A cement machine will work alternating sides after traveling the length, with 7000 tons of crushed rock 4000 tons of sand and 27000 bags of cement arriving to form the new surface near Nequasset.
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Leeds Junction
Nequasset
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Sagadahoc
Aldrich
Henderson
Dain
Wallace H. White, JE
Rotary OF World
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Phoas
PTA
Morse High School
Alice May Hovey
Morse High
Morse
Charles H. Berry
Corlies Street
Ruth Watson
Millard E. Watson
Washington Street
Edmund John Rollins
Walter Rogers
High Ward
Bok
James J. Davis
Rollins
Edmund J. Rollins
Woolwich Road