Results of Poll Show Party Leaders Leading in States
The nationwide poll shows Republican Coolidge leading in several states with close contests in others. Wisconsin, Maryland, New York, and California report strong showings for Taft and Reed, while Governor Smith trails in key regions. results indicate party sentiment shaping the convention balance.
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Reed
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Mierida
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Maryland
Californiaolorade Connectious
Delioware Vleruia
Itertheky
Nesoela
New Hampshire
New Derset
New Mien
New York
Tennessee Praus
Ura
Vermont
Virgin
Waedineton
West Virginia
Wiscelison
Lowden J
Minnesota
Missouri
Menta
North Carolina
North
South Pshetas Worch
Curtis
Wramsas
Watson i
Amber
Coolidge
Nereis
Nebraska
Hoover
Ganene
Kansas City
Tawden
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Middle West
Naval bill sparks debate over private shipyard role
Senator Tlale presents a naval construction bill proposing seven of fifteen cruisers built privately while the government funds two salvage vessels. Proponents argue private yards should bid to keep shipbuilding vibrant. critics worry government competition harms private builders and long-term naval industry health.
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Tlale His
Wold
Ome Ognecbeet Congress
Pste
Tile
Navy Yard
Privat
White's Victory Celebrates Maine District Support
The article praises Representative White from Maine for securing approval of his shipping and radio bills in Congress. It notes cross-party admiration for his leadership, mentions cruise by Maine members, and highlights tax relief measures, Bat bath works prospects, and a revived boat building industry in Bath. It credits White with steering shipping subsidies and marine policy favorably toward national interests.
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White
Senate
Coolidge
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A listed set of crossword clues shows horizontal and vertical entries including hints for words like ballad doorframe rate of progress water passage animal food and more with sections labeled HORIZONTAL VERTICAL and Cont., indicating a published puzzle format.
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St. Nicholas
Jion Works May Boost City with New Cov Petentent Projects
Jion Works aims to undertake proposed cov petentent projects to hire local labor and stimulate growth. The plan anticipates utilizing Path mechanics and Viventiog adblitional prosperity to bolster the city economy.
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Jion
Rehearsals Begin for Maine Pageant Charm
Rehearsals for the Maine Historical Pageant have begun under State Chairman Col B A Robbins. Virginia Tanner directs. Cinderella and the Golden Slipper operetta by Thornton Heights Methodist church children in South Portland drew a full house and will repeat next Tuesday.
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Maine
Col Robbins
Jane
Duby Loeb Phere
Beth
Darine
Sargsedabroes
Lavitetines
Dimi
Con Brant
Shah
Alec Straw
Cinderela
Flowerland
Thornton Heights Methodist Church
South Portland
Pairvland
Operet
Genesta Officers Entertain Chapter in Ma ere temple
Genesta chapter officers hosted a Friday evening gathering at the Ma ere temple with about twenty present. The event featured fashion costumes by Miss Bessie Dickinson and songs led by Mrs. Mabel Merrill, followed by refreshments and social time.
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Masonic Temple
Genesia
Maere Temple
Phere
Mabel Merrill
Bessie Dickinson
Mars Ine
Pikes Matron
Harher Thompeson
Fechen
Mies
Mire Ward
Prieda Dargdikiin
Carrie ‘Thompson
Anne Cox
Mars Josephine Coombs
Kate Perkins
Nellie Conmsdon
Mthel Sampson
Madelyn Skelton
Iinvora Oliver
Phazel Dpbarthel Mas
Brunswick Players Present A Comedy
The Brunswick Universalist church hosts a Bath society sponsored performance titled Grandpa’s Misadventures. The East was praised for its stage craft and the Swedish maid role. Cast included Ras, Richard Banaforth, Danforth McPadden, Miss Maxine Thompson, Miss Dorothy Mary, andRev. Viarfeld J. Merrill attended with choir and social afterward served by Bernice Corea and Beatrice Nicholls.
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Universalist Choredom Meriday
Brunswick Universal
Christian Union
Bath Society
Mentgemers Ras
Richard Banaforth
Pod Pimter
Leslie Rancours
Elhorton Coursons McCuerns
Danforth McPaddens Daey U Danter
Maxine
Thompson
Dorothy Mary
Misseline Mitchell
Marie Ribeau
Eadwt Mitchell
Pioosy Tlepseeteh
Wirson
Bath B. & P. W. Club Elects Its Officers
The Bath Business and Professional Women's Club held its third meeting at Phoenix Street. Offic ers elected for the coming year are Mrs Tetia M Phurten president Mrs Carrie Pullen vice president Miss Dorethy Widler treats Wren secretary. A drive for 100 members will run the next ten days and the charter will stay open. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jennie Allen and Mrs Frank Allen.
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Bath Business and Professional Women's Club
Phoenix
Tetia M. ‘Phurten
Carrie Pullen
Dorethy Widler
Wren
Natalie McNeil
Jennie Allen
Frank Allen
Mizschien
Allen
Giants Clinch First in Perkalles Bowling League
The Giants secured top spot in the Perkalles bowling league on Friday night with a four-game total and strong team play. Pete Oliver led scoring while teammates contributed steady marks as the squad dominated the standings.
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Giants
Perkalles
Wonder
Pete Oliver
Jebodi Ge Couvinet
Dager
Lerue
Personal notes from Portimad and nearby towns
Local notes list Miss Vlewnor Thlollis of Porthimad as secretary for The Packard, visiting Beth as a guest of Mr and Mrs John Grindell and others. Several residents are noted in recent moves or travels including Miss Armine Doothby taking stenography with O M Redlon, Mr and Mrs Ralph Barden heading to Banger, and Mrs Margaret Burden visiting Parker Den. Mrs J Raward Teekete visits Quincy with sister Margaret Smith. Capt Heckett, aboard a Freighter, may stay in Boston several nights weekly with Mrs Heckett likely returning for the summer.
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Vlewnor Thlollis
Porthimad
Packard
Beth
John Grindell
J. Albert Redlon
Darker Plead
J. Raward Teekete
Pari Street
Quincy
Vaiss
Margaret Smith
Betaeneough
Tyde Park
Mass
Capt
Heckett
Deston
Boston
Mra
M Elman Wins Bicycle Race and Five Dollar Prize
Hundreds gathered at Chase's corner as M Elman won the bicycle race in seven minutes and some seconds. Elwood Legard, starting with a one and a quarter minute handicap, finished about 150 yards behind. McBrien, Nuthin Watson, and Clark Matthews each claimed notable placements, with Watson and Matthews deadlocked for third. Highway Officer Thompson and City Marshal Whitney managed traffic at start and finish.
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Boo
Ostiurt Cael
Aareld Meine
North Cramamiar
Serach
Tines-Opera House
Ihandierp
Elwood Legard
McBrien Whet
Muddy
Ridge
Mill Pond
Legard
Nuthin Watson
Clark Matthews
Don Lennox
Muddy Bridge
Harry Thompson
Walter Whitney
Chase’s Corner
Civil War Veteran Hamlin Dies in Brunswick
Frank Tl Hamlin Sr longtime Brunswick upholstery shop owner died Saturday aged 89 born in Oxford son of Benjamin and Barbara Hamlin. He served in Co T 12th Me Volunteers, operated Globe Steam Laundry in Portland, member of G0AIR post and Odd Fellows. Survived by daughter Minnie Manidin Lawry of Lewiston and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday afternoon with relatives of Mrs Posters family in Brunswick.
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BrunsWick
Oxford
Sono
Benjamain
Barbara BL Paamlin
Co. T
Porthind
Globe Steam Warundry
Isto
Tie
Goair. Post
The
Odd Fellows
Child Health Day Observed Framing Care For Nervous Strain
Speech recounts how parents should shield children from overexcitement during growth, stressing patience and proper answers to endless questions. Fresh air, good nutrition, dental care, and physician exams are urged, with Maine Health Department programs and records highlighted.
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Iere
Bath
Former Grand Master Wilson Receives Henry Price Medal
Iev. David L. Wilson, retiring grand master of the Grand Lodge of Maine, was honored with the Henry Price medal by Grand Master Frank I. Sipe of Massachusetts. The award recognizes more than 50 years of service to Masonry or outstanding fraternity work.
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Grand Lodge of
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Albro Curse
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Massachusetts
Erst
Henry Price
America
Pine Seedling Planting Event At East Brunswick
Mrs. C. L. Eastman county Farm Bureau agent and Roy Trutehinsen joined state forestry officials at Jerry L. Haile’s Brunswick Road premises in East Brunswick on Wednesday to reset two year old pine seedlings. Members of the Farm Bureau and many interested parties attended.
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Farm Bureau
Roy Trutehinsen
Jerry L. Haile
Brunswick Road
East Brunswick
Parm Bureau
Cosmopolitan Club Plans Open Meeting And Activities
The Cosmopolitan Club held a Tuesday session approving an open meeting on May 16 with Mrs Florence Danforth of Maine Moderation to attend and address. A rummage sale is set for May with Miss Minnie Whitt leading the committee. Membership was opened to W M Adams and Mrs Harold Adams.
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Florence Danforth
Maine Moderation
Minnie Whitt
Chivee
W. OM
Adams
Harold Adams
Tto
Montly
Adiee Jlaineon
Mar*Vfoulten
Helen Chartwell
Mies
Reelel Todgdon
Cherriet Stevens
Preenium
Nellie Goodrich
Bertha Bellerose
Ruachet Nichols
Chivte
Milly
Liejus le Mont
Boasines T
Paese Botter E. Tlenry McLelion
Coobridee
Mass
Poftalhoy
Realm Quad
Temperance Legion Presents May Baskets Tradition
Ladies of Yoh tree welcomed a May baskets event hosted by the Temperance Legion. Members distributed May baskets filled with candies to children as they passed along to Miss Adie Vary Donelisate, president of the Cini, and her escort. Children then collected baskets at Old Ladies Plane on Pitch street, with a list of local youths named among attendees.
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Dhe Cini
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Towdoin Bowdeliian Officials Reelect Moody At Meeting
A local gathering re-elected Moody to a leadership role. Present were Carrie Diner Mary Osborn Bayard Stoart Oscar Tlatell Catherine Meseham Albert Tiend Rideout and others from Bowdoin and nearby towns. The event occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex McFadden on Dexer Middle Street.
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Mes
Alex McFadden
New Fkumypehire
Mors
Nin Thekine
Dexcer Middle Street
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