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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
3
The record outlines major Senate filibusters from the Oregon Bill to the River and Harbors Bill. It notes durations from fourteen hours to over two months, cites notable cases like the Silver Purchase, Panama Canal, and Clayton Amendments, and lists several 19th and early 20th century examples with durations.
The National Grange opposes moving Federal Farm Loan functions to the Treasury. Taber defends the Grange line, arguing the system saves farmers millions in interest and would weaken efficiency if administered by the Treasury.
Debates over ending private casualty insurance show organized labor supporting a state monopoly. The piece notes officials favoring government provision, cites broader private-business criticism, and mentions Bath Maine elections and Mayor Cahill’s re election with strong Republican backing. It also highlights Bath’s water security with Nequasset supply and pumping stations.
Joseph McDougall of Plum Lane claims the Bath title after rapid fire eating in a local store. He consumed twelve devil dogs, one pound of fig newtons, and a pint of milk in nine minutes and invites challengers to match the feat.
The report lists Canrel League players with top point totals, noting Don Wilken and Brewster Thorn near the lead. The standings show wide margins and suggest shifts before the season ends, with several names like Decker, McDonald, and Little appearing among top scorers.
Gardiner High girls pull off a late surge to edge Morse 25 20 as substitutes spark the rally. Billy Thompson leads Morse with four field goals while Miss Alexander of Gardiner dazzles with 17 points and Miss Prem adds key free throws.
William B. Hinkley born in Bath 85 years ago now lives in New Bedford Massachusetts. He celebrated his Sath birthday on February 21 and is descended from Mayflower stock through Capt William Trogian and Rachel Standish. He resides at 6F Clinton Street, New Bedford and visits the Square and Compass club almost daily. He worked in the immigration service for over 25 years and is a member of Post 160 G RA of Star in the East lodge I AL Mo and New Bedford chapter Order of the Eastern Star.
Dempsey declares he will fight nobody but Tunney in the elimination contest, a remark amid election coverage including ward and board of education results and local races.
The Bath A C basketball team edged Richmond in a chaotic overtime thriller on Richmond's floor. Led by Perkins Pooler McCabe and Red McMann, Bath overcame a hostile crowd and a late Richmond surge to win 38 34 after a tense five minute extra period.
Charles H. Cahill thanks Bath citizens for their support after the March 1 1927 election and invites public contact to improve city administration. The note promises responsive service and values citizen suggestions and advice. Also mentions a Chicago hotel project with 3,000 outside rooms and 2,500 servants costing 27 million dollars opening May 18.
With one week left in the YMCA Church League Beacon holds first, Corliss second, and Central has nearly clinched third. A pivotal weekend features Central upsetting Corliss 18 7 while Universa list and Winter vie for fourth. Wesley may join the chase. Central routed Elm 44 24 as Beacon also won 44-24.
Morse High School defeated Brunswick High 28 to 10 on Brunswick’s floor. Lyden led Morse with six field goals and a late foul shot while Oliver and Decker anchored the defense and guards Crimmins and Potter topped Brunswick’s scoring.
YMCA Juniors hold a high jumping class contest where height is not the sole winner. O Donnell and Elwood Legard tied for first with jumps 3.5 inches above average, earning 105.4 percent. The event drew keen support and fair play among all competitors. A new durable currency paper design is also described.
Winter dominates the game without Longley as Universalist plays shorthanded. Maxwell scores six baskets, many from long range, while Oliver Jed Winter adds 10 points. Anliker and Jenkins follow close behind in the scoring rush.
Beacon won using its original midget lineup as Jew ett and Vieree scored nine apiece for 36 of Elm’s points. Meister led Beacon’s defense with three goals while Elm’s forward Midge Roberts dazzled the Church league with four from the floor.
North-Center and South End P T A committees met to outline a program for the state convention in Bath on June 10 and 11. A card party is planned for Easter Monday April 18 to raise funds for entertaining delegates, with table reservations through committee chairs.
Begin by filling in sensible words from readable clues. Use crossings to solve others, with numbered squares running across or down as needed. The puzzle text streams into a partial grid, urging methodical deduction to reveal the complete solution.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces vacancies for marine engineers at the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Applications close March 15. No scholastic tests. rating based on training and experience. Obtain blanks from the Civil Service Commission in Washington or the local Civil Service Board secretary at the city post office.
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