Winnegance Pitch Night Highlights Club Standings
Winnegance men's club held the seventh round of its second pitch tournament with three six handed tables. Morse team topped with 58 points while Perry Morse and Trueworthy led individual standings with scores of 128 and 128 plus others noted. community events, housing plans, square dances, and local moves filled out the weekly notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Trueworthy
J. A. Trueworthy
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Herbert Morse
Charles FB. Preble
Ernest Rogers
John G. Morse
Omar Perry
Milton T. Morse
Wilton G. Bates
Frank Perry
Robert I. Manson
Olney C. Perry
Zina B. Eaton
Percy Morse
Alimon RR. Perry
Arthur Brown
Lloyd Rogers
Walter Rogers
Marl Morse
Albert Morse
J. Parker Morse
Edgar Oliver
Means
Sewall Plans New Building at Stone House Farm
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall intend a two story wooden addition to the Stone House farm once owned by Maine Governor William King. The project will replace the eastern shed and add two rooms. They recently laid a 2 inch water pipe from High street about 1000 feet. Water comes from a well and windmill, but a steady city water supply is planned to prevent shortages. The farm already houses 28 cattle and two horses and boasts a large premises and labor saving machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perry
William A. Perry
Abram
Eugene Spinney
Bath
Frank Talbot
Mystery Club
Fred S. Coombs
Jerusha Simpkins
Belle Hunt
Harry C. Wilkians
Edgar Williams
High Street
Eva Wallice
Charles M. Perkins
Jank Allegrin
Harry Oliver
Phippsburg Center
Hayden Conant
Popham Beach
D.A.R
John G. Morse & Sons
Walker Head
Frag A. Oliver
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
Frank G. Purington
William V. Percy
William V. Perry
Oliver
Walter
Perry
Reuben Warington
Winneganee Baseball Club
Talbot
Zina VB. Hunt
Chub
Winnegance
Dromore Grange
Fred A. Oliver
Richard C. Morse
Stone House Farm
Maine
William King
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Re elect Baxter Committeeman
Rupert H. Baxter of Bath was re appointed to the executive committee of the Republican state committee after the body organized for the biennial campaign. Ex Senator Robert J. Peacock of Libee was reelected chairman with officers Mrs Guy P Gannett Augusta vice chairman Joseph W Simpson York treasurer Mrs Alice S Butler Farmington secretary. The meeting was attended by Senator Baxter and Mrs James A Bimson of Bath both Sagadahoc county members. Peacock was first elected to the chair a year ago after Frank J Ham of Augusta resigned to become collector of internal revenue for the district of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath
Robert J. Peacock
Libee
Guy P. Gannett
Augusta
Joseph W. Simpson
York
Alice S. Butler
Farmington
Baxter
James A. Bimson
Bryan Flouts Darwin in Brooklyn Birthday Oration
On his 62d birthday William Jennings Bryan told a Brooklyn audience that life remains in its prime. He ridiculed evolution, defended the Bible, and urged that religion be taught in schools while attacking atheists and higher critics. He mocked Darwinian ideas with humor and a strong defense of Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Green Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Mr. Bryan
Mrs Jackson Heads South End P T A Meeting
Mrs N Gratz Jackson president of the South End P T A presided at the regular monthly meeting after illness kept her from the post for months. Committees reported optimism, with repairs and cleanliness urged for school grounds and health officer Kingsley invited to speak to students. An executive board report outlined nominations for next month’s annual meeting. A letter from Paulet Bournet, a 10 year old French war orphan in Dombront le Sec, Vosges, was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gratz Jackson
South End
P.T.A
Mars
James KE. Lockery
Kingsley
J. Albert Redlon
Lockery
Paulet
Bournet
Dombrot le Sec
Vosges
Morse Alleges Persecution by Shipping Board
Charles W. Morse and twenty others face federal charges for using the mails to defraud investors in steamship company stocks. Morse accuses the Shipping Board of a publicity campaign to influence public opinion and delay civil suits. Indictment names Morse and sons, brokers, lawyers, and executives linked to United States Steamship Co. and related entities. The case covers misrepresented assets and contracts, inflated salaries, and efforts to manipulate markets, with trials sought by several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Frday
U. S. Shipping Board
New York
United States Shipping Board
Europe
Mttakdie
Furoepe
Supreme Court of the United States
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States
United States Steamship Co
United Transport Co., Inc
United States Shipping Corporation
Erwin A
Washington
Benjamin W
Harry F
Greenwich
Conn
Martin J. Gillen
William A. Barber
South Carolina
Curb
Henry E. Boughton
Warren
Mass
William H. Dennis
Certified Public Accountant
Rupert M. Much
Augusta
Maine
James Gill
Morse
Milton Quinn
Milton €. Quimby
Groton Iron Works
Virginia Shipbuilding Co
Hudson Navigation Co
Mr. Morse
Charles W. Morse and Co
James O'Brien
O'Brien
Barber
Gibboney
James Te Nelson
Arthur W. Kohler
Lawrence N. Bremer
Maurice M. O. Purdy
Woodward Lucas
George FE. Wells
Morse Interests Targeted by Shipping Board Allegations
Rupert Mgngich of United States Steamship Co denounces what he calls persecution by the Shipping Board and Justice Department. He cites investigations into shipbuilding and operating firms tied to Morse interests, claims grand juries in Washington and New York hang false indictments, and vows not to be used as political pawns or taxed taxpayers’ expense in the ongoing probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Mgngich
Bowdoin
United States Steamship Co
Augusta
Morse
Shipping Board
Department of Justice
C. W. Morse
Europe
Rome
Fletcher Dobyns
Dobyns
District of Columbia
Sven
Washington
New York
Monthly Meeting of Colonial Club Sanctioned Club Actions
At the May gathering, the Colonial Club postponed forming a baseball team, leaving the decision to committee members Charles M. Fitzgerald Daniel Williams and W. Percy Marks. The club rejected a May ball this year and ordered new billiard balls. Membership changes included John L. P. Burke L. P. Baker Hiram mitted joining. Roger Skillings moved to active from non-resident. Roy Hosmer Earl Collins and Charles Holbrook shifted to non-resident. Vice President Edwin R. Andrews chaired in President Harold Thompson’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Daniel Williams
W. Percy Marks
John l P. Burke
L. P. Baker
Edwin R. Andrews
Harold Thompson
Sale of 100 United States houses by auction May 8
On Monday May 8 an auction will offer 100 brick houses built by the United States Government for shipworkers during the war. Joseph T Day of New York City will act as auctioneer and promises liberal terms including 70 percent mortgage options. Apartments will be sold to highest bidder with special terms for tenants and possible payment in bank books or Liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph T. Day
New York City
United States Shipping Board
Mr. Day
Uncle Sam
Shijtping Board
Lasker
Bath
Joseph S. Day
Camden
N. J
Bristol
Chester
Maine
Coumbir
Day
New York
Boston
Pattangall and Arters Clash Over Prohibition Stance
In Auburn at a Methodist conference Rev John M Arters of South Portland assailed William R Pattangall Augusta Democratic candidate for governor. Pattangall replies denying any liquor client links and demands correction of Lewiston Sun quote while reasserting the Democratic platform on prohibition and urging focus on Maine’s statewide issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Arters
South Portland
William RR. Pattangall
Augusta
Auburn
Arters
Maine
Pattangall
Public affairs should rise above personal gossip
A commentator argues that men of stature in public life should elevate politics beyond personal gossip and focus on governance. He warns against endless debates over the prohibitory law and rejects engaging in such discussions, urging a generation campaign devoted to meaningful issues.
Ragged Fielding By Morse Loses Game To Jordan
Morse miscues helped Lewiston defeat Bath 9 to 1 in Lewis ton Saturday afternoon. Jordan held Bath scoreless through six, then Giguere allowed three runs in three innings as Lewiston batted around in the fifth. Sheridan struck out eight but issued nine walks in six and one third innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Lewiston
Affternoon
Jordan High
Sheridan
Lafond
McCabe
Bucklin
Callan
Payne
Greene
Bath
Stover
Callahan
Russell
Carr
Pratt
Roche
Buckling
Jordan
Bathmen
Capt. Wiseman
Clinto
Wiseman
Greehe
Giguere
Batheyes
Sacrifices
McPhee
Williams
Harkins
Flinn
Daley
Cleahs 30 For School Milk Fund
South Street PTA cleared 30 by its card party in the Cosmopolitan club room Monday afternoon. Fifteen tables were used with artificial apple blossoms for decoration. Whist prizes included May baskets with homemade candy and sweet peas. First prize in the auction went to Mrs. Daniel T. Daughterty, with consolation to Mrs. Charles H. Cahill. Jose won the consolation prize to Mrs. J. M. Penney. Party led by Mrs. Charles Ro Farnham, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street P.T.A
Cosmopolitan Club
Daniel T. Daughterty
Charles H. Cahill
Jose
J. M. Penney
Charles Ro Farnham
Russell Kenney
Walter Hoesey
Ro’an Hatch
Sewall W. Percy
Harry Litchfield
A. L. Corliss
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Bryan
Jackson
United States Court
Virginia
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Congress
France
Committee of Commerce
Much
The
Columbia
Bath Ab
Rf Ae
Brazer Cideasts
Wiliams
P Settee Wee
Lewiston Ab
Robinson
Wills
Oon
Walsh
Pane
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