Plummer Explains Why Board Holds Up Part of Act
Edward Phimimer, vice president of United States Shipping record, spoke to the Propeller club about the Merchant Marine Act of 1920. He outlined why the Shipping Board suspended Section 28 and how Congress now mandates its effect, noting impacts on rail rates and American tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hion
Edward
Phimimer
United States Shipping Record
Propeller Club
Railway Club
Vlummer
United States
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Congress
Seaboard
Tna
Former Bath Boy Joins Augusta Trust Co
Milton S. Kimball, long Augusta representative for Maynard S. Bird Co, will start duties at Augusta Trust Co on March 1. Son of Bath’s late Fred H. Kimball, he studied at Yale and served as a World War II lieutenant.
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Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Maynard S. Bird Co
Augusta Trust Co
Mr. Kimball
Fred H. Kimball
Bath
Yale University
Mr. Wimball
Bondholders discuss reorganization plan for Bath Iron Works
A bondholders committee met in the Senate Chamber to review a proposed five year interest waiver and mortgage release for Bath Iron Works Ltd. The plan also contemplates new preferred stock, a share exchange with debenture notes, and bank creditor adjustments. Witnesses including Charles A. Jordan and State Auditor Callahan testified on losses and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vath Iron Works
Mlte
Senate Chamber
William T. Cobb
Rockland
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Hir W. Ricker
South Poland
Bath Tren Works
Tr Ie
Inamiga
Board of Directors
Charles A. Jordan
Portland
Charles J. Dunn
Qrone
PT FL Callahan
Lewiston
Callahan
Pat
Tee
Maine
William B. Skelton
Tie
Skelton
Allen M. Irish Elected Mayor by Unprecedented Majority
Allen M. Irish won the mayoral race by an unprecedented margin amid a partisan contest. In the city council race Ward results show strong Democratic support with Allen M. Irish defeating rivals by a wide margin, while Rev. Samuel A. Avans took a seat on the Board of Education by a margin of 710. The council adopted daylight saving time by a narrow vote of 490.
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Allen M. Irish
Board OF Education
Samuel A. Avans
McCabe
Allen M. Trish
Qabu Bality
Chiatener
Mars
Lae Vortes
Town Meeting Draws Crowds Across County Towns
In county town meetings large crowds attended with broad discussion on school improvements and public services. Wages for town clerk were raised, and no town commissioners were elected as officials planned to appoint. Budget items included roads, patrols, forest fire relief, school funds, and tax considerations with various appropriations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Augusta
Gardiner
Lewiston-Bath
Lewiston-Waterville
Sears
Nan Brovi
Wiliams
Waltopth Larrabee
Teesarer
Stackpole
Widder
WN. Brown
Sth
King’s Pott
Rosedale
Richmond Town Meeting Totals Read As Budget Ledger
Town meeting results list moderator J W Randlert and clerk 1 Ry Gaubert. Officials include selectmen Merrill Medkenney Robert Irmaeciet and others. The budget shows total appropriations 6205 52 with town debt highway maintenance hydrants street lights night watch and school funding plus repairs sewers patrols and new highways and sidewalks.
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Retinead
J. W. Randlert
Ry Gaubert
Selectiseu
Merrill Medkenney
Robert Irraeciet
Pytrtean
Houdieite
Roicotuimissioner
Sinith
Reed
Pire
Camos Duikwe
Barnout Pond
J. AN. Thinehtey
Kleb
Peabody
de Rigiaend Libby
Saloo
Chamber of Colbie
Two Contests in Topsham Qual Meeting Decide Local Posts
In Topsham two contests emerged from the qual meeting for rough commissioner and selectmen. John A. Cone was elected groderator and Captain Walter M O Matlett became town clerk. For selectmen the tally showed Hiram Votan 503 votes Edwin W Maier 217 Walter M Williams 218 I U Phinney 54 HW 18 Williams 151. Ralph Patten won road commissioner with 249 votes. Clarence Moores was elected collector of taxes and treasurer.
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Qual Tosa
John A. Cone
Walter MO Matlett
Hiram Votan
Edwin W. Maier
Walter M. Williams
I. UE. Phinney
Williams
Bor Road
Ralph Patten
Clarence Moores
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Androscoggin & Kennebec Street Railway
Massachusetts
Alfred Howard
Plummer
Androscoggin & Kennebee St. Ry
Jitvey
Treasury
New Bedford Standard
Alfred A. Howarth
Margaret Isabel Kateen
M. BF. Kateon
Wesley Street
Margaret I. Howarth
Weetamvne Street
Fall River
Howarth
Margaret Brent Civic Club
Durant Incorporated
Boston
Queen's Daughters of
the Standard
Tlewarth
Darker Street
Abraham Lincoln
Margaret I. Kateen
Superior Court
Hlowarth
Capital
Lawrence Kelley
Gardiner General Hospital
Kelley
Mary Geriffin
City
Lile M. Cahill
Suckman
Portsmouth
N. FL
William M. Temple
O. W. Folsom
Bath Iron Works
Hase
Rhiek Ds Auton
T Hudson
Comainen
New Pitupshire
Waals Beach
Dia
Mny
Ime
Gany
Polave
Arctic
Cale
Dave
Ald Plouier
Burdal
Shipys
New York
Glasgow
Treland
Europe
Alfred
Jay
Toe Waal
eAstato Bay
Trentinie
Peres
Urea
Cliade L. Priel Otis Daiepaedy
Sheree
Nathan
Rey Ld
Betis Nielval
Itsaives Ghaetin
Moulton
William SN
Aveostron
Beens
Fie
Sear
Trist
Lini Wats
Ome
Oh Raed
Aida
Sith
Prie
Attanhielys
Democrats
Peep PS Cpa
Wheo
Wari
Aiden M. Irish
West Bath
Richmond
Topsham
Contlector
Ralph
Sewena
Johnson Bros Co
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