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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1917

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Town meeting stirs PHIPPSBURG political hopes and local talk

Town meeting in Phippsburg draws attention as voters discuss re electing the old board and possible new candidates including C V Minott Jr The article notes rising town indebtedness from 7000 to 13000 and a higher tax rate amid social visits ice cutting and community activities in town life

C. V. Minott, Jr Nelson Heald Mr. Heald William Smart F. S. Bowker & Son Bowker Wood Scott C. Campbell Campbell Farm Symphony Hall Boston Frank Allegrin William Roderick Arthur Roderick Roderick Arthur Everett Harrington William Butler

Milliken signs Maine suffrage resolve in 1917

Governor Carl E. Milliken signed the equal suffrage measure on February 23 1917 in his private State House office surrounded by suffrage leaders and family. He presented three pens to campaign leaders Mrs Deborah Knox Livingston Mrs Arthur Balentine and Mrs Robert Whitehouse amid photos and remarks praising the campaign and urging adoption. The room was filled with supporters as Milliken expressed hope this would lead to final adoption of equal suffrage in Maine.

Ellis Rogers Zina Butler Bert Coffin Butler Arthur MacDonald Wallace MacDonald Bath Cora Campbell Frank S. Bow Walter H. Bowker Bess Dickinson William S. Roberts W. E. Kershner M. J. Percy J. D. Eastman Charles Morrison Charles Temple Asbury Campbell Winneganee Fred Oliver Coombs Chaffee Trosh Stoneybrook W. R. Dickinson Carl E. Milliken State House Deborah Knox Livingston Bangor Arthur T. Balentine Portland Maine Suffrage Association Charles A. Milliken Augusta Guy P. Gannett William R. Pattangall Milliken Carl H. J. Hunt Delmont Emerson Geneva Emerson Nina Robinson Pearl Bryant Island Falls Harriet Milliken

Windlass Works to Adopt Eight Hour Day Next Week

Hyde Windlass Co begins eight hour shifts March 5 1917 with no wage change for hours worked While some shifts may extend beyond eight hours overtime rates apply The firm notes its aim to lead competitors in worker treatment and efficiency Rotney B Ross president treasurer confirms long considered plan and stresses potential costs and benefits

Hyde Windlass Co Rotney B. Ross

Bath leader reflects on school board work and reforms

Bath Maine February 26 1917 chairman Kelley writes to the editor about his nine years on the school board and board of education. He cites the Bailey School of Industries the Morse High School curriculum change raising attendance and the Mitchell School building. He notes all city school buildings have heating and sanitation upgrades and praises the normal graduate rule for new teachers. He accepts responsibility and asks voters for support.

Bath the Independent Friends Board of Education Bailey School of Industries Morse High School High School of United States Mitchell

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Phippsburg John H. Pease Warren Ryan Waltham Mass Frank M. Bowker Hattie Rogers Minotti F. S. Bowker Kate Weston George Weston Charles Cutting Staviat the Bath Trust Company Bath, Main Henry W. Cobb D. K. Livingstone Florence B. Whitehouse Arthur T. Ballentine W. R. Pattangall Bath, Me John M Clark WM. C. Chadbourne Kelley Sherwin-Williams Paints Johnson Brosco
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