Burton Named Temporary Chairman for GOP Convention
Congressman Theo dore Burton of Obittar was chosen as temporary chairman of the Republican National Convention and is expected to deliver the keynote speech. Burton, with a long career in Congress and banking, is viewed as a qualified presiding officer with extensive experience in national conventions.
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Theodore Burton
Obittar
Republicana
Congress
Barrien
Desisheter
Inspectien
Howeven
Crodbele
Burton
Burn Tion
Gilasi
Odieteria
Tater Taliamentary Union
Sears
St. Lewis
London
Gepreva
Paris
Phieve
Barten
Tie
United States
Merchiants
S National Bank of
New York City
John Sherman
Republican Platform and Coolidge Nomination Outlook
The Republican platform to be adopted in Cleveland emphasizes tax cuts economy and aid to agriculture plus further debt reduction. It expects Coolidge to be the nominee with strong delegate support and a campaign focused on prosperity. Edwin A Grazier editor of The Boston Post died at his Cambridge home after building a leading daily.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Edwin A. Grazier
The
Boston Post
Cambridge
Mr. Grazier
Grozier's Naval Heritage and Editorial Legacy Highlighted
The text notes Grozier born at sea with a Bowdoinham link, recalls his father as a ship captain, and mentions Grozier’s keen interest in local events and town affairs. It praises his editorial leadership and future welcome by the New England press fraternity.
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Mr. Grozier
Bowdeinham
Foot and Mouth Disease Concerns in California Cattle
Public health officials discuss foot and mouth disease in cattle across California, noting its high contagion, potential to affect milk shipments, and interference with travel and commerce. Surgeon General White warns the disease’s danger to humans and animals, with uncertain links to human illness and ongoing quarantines and economic impact.
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California
Creneral White
Tealth Serecree
Pekel
Trent
Peenet Teeen
Gavinaads
Maine Industries Show Interest in Trade and Ports
A Maine industrial outlook notes strong sugarcane-like growth in canning and canvas shoe sectors. It highlights Auburn as a world center for baby shoes and Maine’s export reach to Cuba, Mexico, and beyond. The piece discusses raw material imports and port facilities at Portland and other Maine hubs, plus the role of James A. Farrell in promoting foreign trade.
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Britain
Maine
Maine Canners Association
Auburn
Cuba
Pine Tree
United States
Mexico
Columbia
Australia
South Africca
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
NOOO
Boston
James A. Parrell
United States Steel Corporation
National Foreign Trade Council
Farrel
New
New State
Stockton Springs
Bangor & Aroostook
Portland
Sherangen
England
Tampico
New Brunswick
Navy eyes Pacific cruise to Australia next year
The Navy Department weighs routing the Pacific fleet to Australia in the coming year. It would mark the first sizable American naval presence in Far Eastern waters since the Roosevelt era.
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Navy Dept
Australia
Far Eastern
Roosevelt
Courtesy Key for Traffic Officers in Portland
An editorial urges courteous behavior by Portland traffic officers to shape visitors' impression of the city. It cites examples from Portland and Boston, stresses officers should inform drivers of rules without scolding, and argues courteous conduct benefits Portland's hospitality and state image.
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Trenton
Stuart
Tim
Persom
Maine
Boston
Wes
Mdi
Porthind
Portland
Olse
Estimating Timber in the Farm Woodlot Bulletin
Extension Service releases a bulletin by Mo EL Watson detailing methods to estimate standing timber on farm woodlots. It covers breast height diameter, log lengths, top diameters, quarter acre plots, and tallying to estimate board feet by species.
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Mo EL Watson
Extension Service
Watson
Farm Wood- Neateene Os
Marriage Opinion Sparks Bartholomew Teachers Debate
Henry N. Sherwood former Franklin College dean led a Bartholomew County Teachers Institute discussion on marriage and divorce. A prominent local teacher urged women to marry when possible, saying she had waited too long.
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Henry N. Sherwood
Franklin College
Bartholomew County
Teachers’ Institute
Indianapolis News
Will You Give Me Your Daughter asks for consent in Farm Life
A hopeful Swivelton asks the father for his daughter in a firm tone. The father replies that he has seen her twice a week nearly a year and doubts the suitor knows her well. The ladylove’s parent questions whether the suitor should be allowed to marry in light of his limited familiarity.
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Swivelton
VMAA
Mit
Peter Eable
William 2 Perkins
Y Hebri
Bae
Oleke
Pereessert
Slade
Frau Stinnes Heads Family as World’s Richest Woman
Frau Stinnes, widow of the German financier, leads the family and is described as the richest woman in the world.
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Frau Stinnes
Misses Nickerson and Levyn Vacationing in Richmond
Misses Helen Nickerson and Althea Levyn are spending the weekend in Richmond enjoying leisure and local sights.
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Helen Nickerson
Althea Levyn
Richmond
Pinks and roses sale funds Maine Health Fund aid
About $100 was raised Saturday by selling pinks and roses for Mothers flag through the three Parent Teacher associations. Eight hundred pinks and 175 roses were sold under the committees led by Mrs. Harry Horne Mrs. Albion L Corliss and Mrs No Gratz Jackson. Proceeds go to the Maine Public Wealth Association and list of selling girls is provided.
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Tescher Associans
Merine Public Wealth Association
Harry Horne
Albion L. Corliss
No Gratz Jackson
Clairmen
North Center
South Street
South End
Mary Paine
Ethel Worn
Gertrude Maxwell
Mary Conley
Doris McKay
Frances Oliver
Celia McElinan
Marjorie Troop
Lillian Merry
Catherine Leonard
Janette Smith
Lenore Dresser
Ruth Powers
Dphirriet Lord
Mary Lord
Dorothy Conley
Helen Conley
Rene Footer
Charlotte Odrien
Elsie Wakefield
Winnifred Krennerson
Patel Wakefield
Marjorie Dearborn
Elizabeth Randall
Dorothy Cope
Alice — Cbeogise
Magadeline Banker
Lillian Acheson
Genesta Corliss
Dorothy Smith
Eleanor Pero
Dorothy Thompson
Mildred Mant
Christine Lockery
Madela Moore
Dori Soule
Clarabelle Quick
Adelaide Campbell
Dorothy Donnell
Derix Cambell
Evelyn Moses
Mary Gott
Marion Black
Elizabeth Deering
Margaret
Anna Kimnes
Lela Thornton
Josephine Munsey
Miss Garden
Man Charged With Annoying Women By Stalking
Joseph McDonald appeared in municipal court Monday facing a charge of chasing and annoying women Mrs. Harry E. Dobson and Mrs. Irene Jenkins. He was fined costs after arrest by Officer Horace Pottle on Saturday night. The case follows multiple prior complaints about similar behavior from City Marshal Fred Wall and patrolman Pottle, who vow arrests if the suspects are seen.
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Joseph McDonald
Harry E. Dobson
Irene Jenkins
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McDonald
Horace Pottle
Dobson
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McDonald Se
Fred Wall Saves
Pottle
Legioner's Whist Party Delights Local Community
A Friday night whist party at the cuphouse of Roland TH. Smith post drew a large crowd. Winners included Miss Arline McNeil and G. F. Green for first prize, with second prizes to Mrs. Charles Derry and Perry Thompson. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Cleora Coombs and Miles Magan. Eugene Wart won a book cutting contest, receiving donuts. Music featured Mrs. J Volace McClure and W. Verey Marks on piano. Next event set for May 16.
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Roland TH. Smith
Arline McNeil
G. F. Green
Charles Derry
Perry Thompson
Perry
Thompson
Cleora Coombs
Miles Magan
Eugene Wart
Mulcahy Class Hosts Banquet for Church Basketball Team
The Mulcahy class hosted a banquet at the First Baptist vestry Friday night in honor of the church basketball team. Paul Moore served as toastmaster and the postprandial exercises were delightful. Present were all class members with teacher S. Mulcany, Sunday school superintendent H. W. Moulton, and pastor Rev. John L. Swetnam.
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Mulcahy
First Baptist Vestry
Paul Moore
S. (. Mulcany
H. W. Moulton
John la. Swetnam
Morse Team Beats Academy and Keckland 15 to 5
Morse High defeated Wiseas set Academy and Keckland 15 to 5 at Kelley Field. The Morse lineup showcased power with McDonald hitting a triple in the eighth and Allee McDonald driving in runs, while McCabe, Spinney, and Vinson led a four-run fourth inning and later added key hits and steals.
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Ellis
Wiseasset Academy
Keckland
Morse High
Kelley Field
Miter
Academy
Allee McDonald
Morse
Priges Tor Heer
Primvseons
Serr
Sohn “Tons” Ohinte
Ea‘son
McAabe
White
Ated McDonald
Timely
Mcabe
Cayet
lOliste
Greenleaf
Mel‘abe
Econd
Perrys
Mel
Ahe
Inier
Eccomel
Sgvtzeney
Verry
McDonald
Wong
Spinney
Butler
Wong Ontami
Vinson Bingle
Wilson
Vinson
Kint
Sprissney
Oliver
Bert
Jackson
Olinte
Hose
Oliverscont
Varnes
McDowall
Veilleux
Veilliens
Metabe
Firt
Winter
Sam” McDonald
Perry
Spinner
Outo Jackson
Lake
Unclear baseball box score fragment with multiple errors
Readable lines show base hits by Pinson and McDonald with a stolen base by McDonald and defensive notes. Wording is garbled with several misspellings and incomplete player names, making exact lines and outcomes difficult to determine.
How to Repair Wounded Trees After Storms
Guidance from the Department of Agriculture outlines steps to repair storm damaged trees. Remove large broken branches at the break point, clean wounds, and smooth scars. Treat large wounds with protective coverings and water proof sealants, leave open cavities when advised, and avoid climbing the tree during repair. Prevention and careful early repair reduce later decay and costly surgery.
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United States Department of Arivestiture
Department
Eleowee
Casey
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bath Ministers Hold Annual Meeting
The Bath Ministers Association convened for its annual session with Rev T A Werbert Fernald reporting on Christian serials and the tank of Christianity. Officers elected for the coming year include Rev EF Lewis Wall as president Rev William St Voersih as vice president and Rev Myron Tubbs as secretary and treasurer. The meeting recessed until October.
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Vath
T. A Werbert Fernald
Woolwich
EF. Lewis Wall
William ST. Voersih
Myron Tubbs
Odd Fellows to Hold Big Lewiston Celebration Parade
Scores of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs travel to Lewiston Saturday for a large gathering of the orders. The event marks a version of the Mind birthday of Lewiston and Auburn Odd Fellows, with a parade, a ball game, and the state track meet planned as attractions at the new armory in Lewiston.
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Odd Fellows Amd Rebekahs
Lewiston
Auburn Odd Fellows
Armory
Maine
Still Alarm Fire at Richardson Street Rubbish Pile
Combination No 4 responded to a still alarm early Thursday forenoon. A rubbish pile behind the John Hart place on Richardson street was set on fire and neighbors feared it would spread. Two ponies of chemicals were used to wet the area, but the fire continued burning.
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Combination No
John Hart Place
Richardson Street
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