Trial of Jesus Unjust Declares Prof Stanwood
Professor Stanwood a Kuwaoin college scholar argued that Jesus trial violated Hebrew law and was illegal, irregular, and unjust. He outlined San Hedron procedures, nighttime arrest, lack of counsel, Passover timing, false testimony, and questioned crucifixion details with historical notes.
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Jesus
Prof
Stanwood
Daniel U. Sianwuvu
Kuwaoin College
Spuse
Chaliter
Cntiren
Stanwoon
Chist
Christ
San Hedron
Supreme Court
Mr. Stanwood
Tiberius Caesar
Pontius Pilate
Judea
Hall Re-Elected City Collector by 19 to 8 Vote
Ralph K. Hall retained the post of city treasurer and tax collector after a council vote of 19 to 8 in an adjourned meeting last week. The result followed a contest with John C. Fitzgerald, amid a council split led by Mayor Cahill and Pres. Quicksall over the decision. The session also saw elections for forester and other offices, salary adjustments, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Hall
John C. Fitzgerald
Leland
Plummer
Gerald Watson
West Bath Grange
Hall
Cahill
Pres. Quicksall
Common Council
Fitzgerald
James P. Sutherland
Isaac H. Rideout
Joseph Gurney
Daniel Williams
Arthur B. Stlphen
Williams
Wilfred W. Chaney
Arthur J. Dunton
Cemetery and Park Board
Marius H. Page
Harry D. Robinson
Ernest B. Heald
Florence M. Robinson
Heald
Edward W. Hyde
Rogersfield
Whiskeay
Frank T. Fortier
Ward 2
Board of Highways and Sewers
Arthur W. Gediman
Fortier
Quicksall
Stanley M. Brown
Bath Iron Works Corp
McCabe
Subordinate Officers and Salaries Report Found Containing City Pay Data
The committee on subordinate city officers and salaries reports that all salaries in this item became effective on oath. The document notes continued discussion and references Bath Maine dated March 20, 1929, addressed to the Mayor and City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Povich Appeals for City Ward One Vote Recount
Democratic challenger Samuel Povich plans a recount of Ward 1 alderman votes after an initial 220 212 count in favor of Chester McCabe. Povich hired Edward W Bridgham to file a bill in equity with the Maine Supreme Court seeking process and notice to McCabe.
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Chester H. McCabe
82Nd City Council
Samuel Povich
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridgham
Maine Supreme Court
McCabe
Povich
Maine D A R Elects Officers for Year
At the 31st annual Maine Daughters of the American Revolution conference officers were chosen for the year. Elected were regent Mrs Victor L Warren Dover Foxcroft and vice regent Mrs Florence Waugh Danforth Skowhegan with a slate including secretary Miss Katherine E Marshall York and registrar Mrs Minnie E R Davis Sanford among others. The retiring State Regent Mrs William Smith Shaw of Portland was nominated for vice president general of the National organization.
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Maine Daughters of the American Revolution
Victor L. Warren
Dover-Foxcroft
Florence Waugh Danforth
Skowhegan
Katherine E. Marshall
York
Sarah H. Forbes
Jessica Haskell
Hallowell
Minnie E. R. Davis Sanford
Lucy Wiles
Madison
Avis Ames
Gardiner
Carrie
E. Howard
Winslow
Ary P. Rich
Rockland
Luetta King
Portland
Ellen Jordon Mason
Orono
William Smith Shaw
National Organization
Polar Star Lodge installs officers
Officers of Polar Star lodge were installed Wednesday evening by Past Master Walter S. Glidden of Solar lodge with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme as grand chaplain and Past Master Arthur B. Stilphen as grand marshal. Members were urged to attend with a guest, and sojourning Masons were invited. The Polar Star Quartet and Stevens' Columbian orchestra provided music, followed by refreshments and dancing.
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Polar Star Lodge
Walter S. Glidden
Solar Lodge
George B. Wolstenholme
Arthur B. Stilphen
Polar Star Quartet
George Swain
Albert Henderson
George J. Goodwin
Welded Steel Boat Shipped from Bath
The first all welded steel boat built by Bath Iron Works was shipped by freight Saturday to The Brown Co. and arrived at Bemis Monday. The 36 by 9 by 5 foot utility craft, powered by a 40 horsepower two cylinder Diesel, was completed in three weeks from keel laying and awaits a name. Mrs. Ruth Blaisdell of Washington Street left Saturday for East Boston to visit her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Blaisdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brown Co
Bemis
Portland
Montreal
Berlin
N. H
Rangeley Lakes
Ruth Blaisdell
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
C. H. Blaisdell
Farewell Party for Fr. Harris at St. Mary's Parish Hall
The Bath parish packed St. Mary’s Hall for Fr. John Joseph Harris’s farewell after more than three years of service. He departs for Biddeford as assistant to Fr. Michael Crain, with gifts including a purse, a gold pen and pencil, and a basket of gold pieces. His work as acting pastor and his devotion to the sick and needy were praised by L Eugene Thebeau and others.
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St. Mary's
John Joseph Harris
Biddeford
Michael F. Crain
St. Mary’s Church
Bath
Nicholas J. Horan
Father Harris
Baths
Fr. Harris
L. Eugene Thebeau
The
Holy Name Society
Father Horan
Father Hoyag
St. Dominic’s Church of Portland
Father Gorman
St. Mary's Church
Harris
St. Mary's Choir
St. Mary's School
Eunice Meadow
Albert Desmond Jr
John M. Conley
Henry M. Biggins
Newport
R. I
Rogers High School
St. Laureant College
Montreal
House of Philosophy
Grand Seminary
Joseph Devaney
N. J. Horan
St. Dominic Church
Portland
James P. Gor-mon
Parker Head Resident Visits Bath Relatives
Lewis Lowell of Parker Head is spending a few days with relatives in Bath and will return soon.
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Lewis Lowell
Parker Head
Bath
Ferdinando Gorges Ferry Is Towed to New York for New Service
The Maine Central ferry Ferdinando Gorges, sold to Hudson River Night Line, was towed to New York by the tug Neptune. After stopping in Bath to exit service in 1927, the 20 year old vessel will undergo about 100000 dollars in alterations for service between New York and Albany carrying trucks freight and automobiles. The tow sailed through the Kennebec river Cape Cod canal and Long Island Sound and docked at Pier 32 North River. Captain Robert Perkins, longtime commander, piloted the trip which took roughly 12 hours amid fog and calm seas.
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Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
New York
Hudson
Maine Central Railroad
Hudson River Night Line
Neptune
Bath
Gorges
Kennebec River
Robert Perkins
Cape Cod Canal
Long Island Sound
Pier 32
North River
Albany
Perkins
Wesley Triumphs in Sixth Annual Y M C A Track Meet
Wesley church won the Sixth Annual Y M C A track meet with 34 points, double Central’s 17. George Barker of Central set a high hurdle mark and Wesley’s Rockefeller led a standout relay effort to break the eight-lap record in 63.5 seconds.
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Sons of Wesley Church
Y. M. C. A. Church League
Central
George Barker
Barker
Wesley
Rockefeller
Snipe
Frott
Burden
Winter
Rowland
Parks
Oliver
Anliker
Beacon
Universalist
Elm
Corliss
Grace
Alec Burden
Trott
Littlefield
Davis
Allie Jewett
Hibbert Norton
North End
Hagan
Meister
Beacon-Central
Norton
Jewett
MacDonald
Gove
Farrell
Cook
Jackson
Berayley
Hawaiian Isles Charms Tourist in Three Week Maui Hawaii Trip
Honolulu writer recounts a three week visit to Maui and Hawaii islands aboard the Inter Island Navigation Hawaii. The journey from February 18 includes Lahaina and Wailuku stops, a visit to Iao Valley, and notes on rain and scenery.
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Honolulu
the Independent
Maui
Hawaii
Inter Island Navigation Company
Lahaina
Wailuku
Omalpi Drive
Iao
Bath Ponders Country Club And Golf Course Development
Prominent Bath citizens back a plan to lease or sell city property near Emery’s Creek for a nine hole golf course with a clubhouse. The project would run along the North Bath road near the mountain, linking eastern and western holes via a path. Officials say it could boost commerce and civic welfare, with water hazards and a concrete spillway envisioned, but full details remain to be debated.
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Bath
Emery
Bal
Rogers Mill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Allen
Center Street
Victor Warren
Dover- Foxcroft
C. W. Bemis
Front Street People’s Investment Association
Hawaiian Isles
Percy R. Low
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