White Jr. Dies as Wallace White Passes Shipping Bill
A eulogistic column recalls Hon. Wallace White Jr of the Seeo end District and Hon. Carroll Beedy of the Kliss District, praising White for a decisive House vote and critiquing Beedy’s remarks at a New York luncheon. It notes the Trath Iron Works trajectory, with workers and future plans led by Williams, Newell, and the Kel Jey Spear Co waterfront prospects.
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Congressmionm
Wallace Th White, Jr
Seeoend Ddistriet
Blaise
Thersey
Congress
Carroll Po Beedy
Kliss
Pelkes
Ous Williams
Newell
Texas
Kel Jey
Spear Co
Araple
Lecuion
Mr. Newell
Merchants debate action to boost Bath Pageant traffic
Bath merchants held a committee meeting to discuss measures that could bring a large rise in business during the Maine Historical Pageant. A full citywide merchants’ meeting may be called soon to decide on steps, as thousands of visitors are expected and local spending hinges on merchants’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mellon remarks prompt split on Republican convention votes
Politicians parse Secretary Mellon remarks as signaling Pennsylvania delegates backing Commerce Secretary. Supporters see it as urging unified GOP support nationwide, while opponents fear confusion similar to Coolidge’s prior loose pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew S. Mellon
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Commerce
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Mellon
Coolidge
Hospital Visitation Day Beautifies Local Institution
The city hospital featured fresh flowers and cheerful displays on visitation day. About 200 visitors registered in the first hour as trustees greeted guests and Junior Hospital League members guided tours of the wards. Nurses home refreshments were served in the afternoon by wives of department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ath City Hospital
Terho
Perses
Wright
William D. Sewall
John Oh Hyde
Elmhurst
John S. Dpiyde
Perkins Cereenhouses
Helen V. Downing
Junior Hospital League
Yea
Charles TH
Ca- Will
Miers
William S. Newell
Petit Not Guilty but Insane in Killing Case
A Maine court recounts the Petit's insanity defense after he killed Mrs White with a rolling pin and assaulted witnesses. Medical testimony labels him dementia praecox schizophrenia with hallucinations. The jury returns verdicts in multiple civil cases alongside the main trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Bedford
Tle
Petit
Tie
Telit
Tyson
Petitwellhole
Brunswick
Nicholas Mihales
Bath
Tivllis Driscoll
Driscall
Funeral of Mrs. Alice C. Smith
The funeral for Mrs. Alice C. Smith widow of L Owen Smith was Saturday at 9838 Middle Street with Rev EB PD Hardin of Winter Street Church officiating. Bearers were J Houghton McLellan Roland F Hill Charles C Tow and C Bartlett Smith. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice C. Smith
L. Owen Smith
Middle Street
Eb, PD. Hardin
Winter Street
J. Houghton McLellan
Roland F. Hill
Charles C. Tow
C Bartlett Smith
Oak Grove
Foster boy returns from visit to Damariscotta
Travolld Foster son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Foster of Irvington New Jersey and his mother have visited Mrs Leland Plummer in Dover street and returned from Damariscotta after a week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs C F E Foster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travolld Foster
Charles E. Foster
Irvington
N. J
Baseball Meeting Pushes Bath Toward Unity
A Thursday evening meeting of the city’s Athletic Committee and Bath and South End Baseball Associations discussed uniting factions to promote Bath baseball this summer. The committee voted 3 to 1 to uphold existing Bath contracts while speakers urged citywide unity and support for the Bath team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Baseball Association
South End Baseball Association
Bath
Roward W. Bridgham
Bath Casebat Association
Tor
Oliver Moses
Eugene Thebeau
Bath Association
Harry C. Webber
The
Times and Independent
George ©. Ouicksall
Tower of Trade
Wellington A. Moore
Path Association
South End Association
Mathet
Hale Attention to Maine's Needs Highlight Senator Hale Work
The piece praises Senator Hale for aiding Maine residents, noting his decisive action beyond promises. It describes Edwina McKenny honoring the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington, with Maine’s delegation and officials in attendance, and lauds Hale for prompt, effective help across many cases.
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Hardins
Edwina A. McKenny
Tanger
Maine
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Thile
Thule
Tie
Beals Rites Held in Phippsburg Funeral
Funeral services for Alfred Beals of Phippsburg were held Friday afternoon in Curtis Undertaking Rooms with Rev. George B. Wolstenholme of People's Church officiating. Burial followed at Georgetown Center. Miss Alice Robbins and Mrs. Carl Troop returned from a librarians convention in Damurisestta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Beals
Phippsburg
Curtis Undertaking Rooms
George B. Wolstenholme
People's Vehareh
Georgetown Center
Alice Robbins
Carl Troop
Librarians
Damurisestta
Mother's Day program at First Baptist draws praise
In Georgetown Mrs Martha Rich Rowen organized a Mother's Day observance at the First Baptist church. Alfred Rowe sang solo with Mrs Billings at the piano, and Mrs Bowen delivered a well regarded talk. The Working League met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Belle Heald.
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Martha Rich Rowen
First Baptist Church
Alfred Rowe
Billings
Bowen
Working League
Tusday
Belle Heald
H. G. Heald
S. W. Scott
Bath
Augusta Rowe
Walter Gordon
Roslin
Mass
Bay Point
Mix Elizabeth Hunt
Trry Phint
Bath Mendie
OO Oliver
Tath
Charles Whitney
William
Edwin Gibbons
Eben Baker
Richmond
Edward McKenney
Whitney
Mr. Gibbons
Eugene Jewett
Dewett
Robinhood
Charles Morse
Stewart
Edward
Brooklyn
Kennebec Point
Carrel Deering
Taw Point
Currie Baker
Newport
Row
Edward Riggs
Yarmouth
Porthindsand
Leon EB. Oliver
Clyde Pinkham
Harry Hlarne
Chester
EL OB. Billings
Belle Tend
Abbie Reynolds
Henry
Alvah
Agnes Powers
Edgecomb
Walter V. Cummings
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cummings
Roy Newman
Cambridg Mass
Lester Powers
Theodore Lazell
Newton
MacMahan Tshlind
David Gibbons
Arthur J. Todd
Louise
Lisbon
Jennie "Todd
West Georgetown
Austin Rattle
Charles Perkins
Marrtown
Center
New Master of Dromore Honored at Tiromere Grange
Ralph Tibbetts was elected master of Tiromere Grange in Phippsburg on Tuesday evening, filling the vacancy after I Flayden Conant resigned due to his musical career. Mrs. Cora Robinson tends to Mrs. Ernest Tozier at home during the absence of Mrs. Carrie Knight.
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Ralph ‘Tibbetts
Tiromere Grange
Phippsburg
I Flayden Conant
Cora Robinson
Robinson Street
Ernest Tozier
Carrie Knight
Genesta
Annie Cox
Somerset Place
Emma Gledhill
Lewiston
Olive Corliss
Bernice Fuller
Eimma Gledhill
Lacey Furber
Maria Strout
Lois McKiever
Annie Ward
Susan Quick
Carrie Thompson
Edith Savage
Sarah Shaw
Kate Perkins
Eva Cahill
Grace Sampson
Esther Oliver
Sertha Dean
Ada Deering
Perkin
Ladies Aid Sells Fancy Articles and Quilts
The Ladies aid of People's Baptist church held a vestry sale of fancy articles and quilts last Wednesday, raising a good sum for the treasury. The Missionary Society met, elected officers, and set a White Cross meeting for the first Friday afternoon each month.
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Ladies Aid of
People’s Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Harry Cressey
Clarence Seavey
Milan Leonard
Frank Higgins
Andrus Coleman
Pred Bragg
Nina McRae
Elizabeth Pepper
Chester Aderton
Elizabeth
Fred Kage
Thirry Cr
Meadowbrook Inn Burns in Phippsburg Fire
Fire destroyed Meadowbrook Inn in Phippsburg around 7 30 am Friday. Mr and Mrs Michael J Frye lost their home and most contents as neighbors failed to stop the blaze. The century old house once known as the Pfutengs place was near Bain and formerly a summer home of Bronk E F Southard of Bath.
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Meadowbrook Inn
Phippsburg
Michael J. Frye
Wooed
Frye
Bronk FE. Southard
Bath
Bohemian Cabaret Delights Maine Audience
A Maine stage program features Mrs Frances Oliver Hardwick from Hingham performing a Russian folk dance, Miss Clarabel Quick in Cons-Cous, and Lydia Baxter Smith with Helen Ballard dancing Savannah Stomp. Sa pphire costumes, encore dances, and a fashion show conclude the lively show.
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Hingham
Mass
Bath
Terenstome
Clarabel Quick
Nick
R. Clinton McFadden
Savannah Stomp
Lydia Baxter Smith
Helen Ballard
Ned Wayburn
New York
Maine
United States
Canada
Phyllis Gannon
Christine Toekery
Louise Robbins
Ellen Dolloff
Carola Stackpole
Henrietta Potter
Katherine Trott
Arline Footer
Ethel Huse
Iva Hagan
FE. R. Russell
Clinton McFadden
Eleanor Thurnby
Trelen Hamlin
Morse High
Eleanor Grinnell
Margaret Chaney
Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Cloze
Crossword style word clues list including numerous horizontal and vertical entries such as extinct New Zealand bird and Everglades abbr and Arcadian woodland spirit, forming a dense puzzle grid with various abbreviations and proper nouns.
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New Zealand
Syria
Paris
France
Bull
Morse High cabaret praised for unselfish support
The Morse High Athletic association and public praise the committee led by R. Clinton McFadden for organizing a cabaret with lighting and decorations. Roscoe S. McFadden receives special thanks for long hours coaching and arranging rehearsals. Volunteers handled dresses, refreshments, check room, and gift cakes.
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R. Clinton McFadden
Roscoe S. McFadden
William 8. Newell
EE. Motley Fuller
Charles Hw, Cahill
R. Clinton Meadden
Frances Dunning
Seth S&s. Mullin
Carrol Deering
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles St. Farnham
Morse High Athletic Association
Roscoe McFadden
KB. RR. Russell
Ralph and
Arthour McDonald
Donald Lenox
Leonard Litchfield
Ilenry Mank
Seth S$. Mullin
Williams Whitney
Paul M. Olm
Roscoe TP. McFadden
No Change in Staff of Teachers at Morse
List of continuing staff at Morse School includes English teachers Ben Turner Mary Conley Alice Magoun Frances Dunning Nestor Rose Tlortôse Bryant Agnes Fahey department head and senior teachers in commercial and domestic subjects plus a roster of junior and elementary teachers led by Mrs Bernice Staples and others names such as Mary Brown Edith Horne Ella In quith Mabel Libby Dorothy Furber Gertrude Silsby Louise Robbins and Elizabeth Williams among the listed contingent in education.
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Ben Turner
Mary Conley
Alice Magoun
Frances Dunning
Nestor Rose
Tlortôse Bryant
Agnes Fahey
Stella Duprey
Anna Conley
Edward Pomeroy
David Y. Alkazin
Catherine Leonard
Mabel Ayer
Bernice Staples
Almena Jacques
Mary Brown
Edith Horne
Ella Inquith
Mabel Libby
Dorothy Furber
Gertrude Silsby
Louise Robbins
Fa Wall
Katherine Trott
Martha Cooper
Margaret Mulligan
Beatrice Nichols
Beatrice Black
Carrie Smith
Margaret Adams
Bessie Hunt
Elizabeth Williams
Berenice Quimby
Nancy Trask
Marion Jaeques
Doris Dyer
Ethel Higgins
Hope Herrom
Dorothy Davis
Celina MeElman
Laura Mitchell
Elizabeth White
Effie Wright
Florence Watson
Sarah Coombs
Lillian Fisher
Christine Lockery
Genevieve Duprey
Nancy Creamer
Eleanor Ferguson
Helen Hayes
Ilian
Beth Robbins
Agatha Lennox
Elizabeth Randall
City expands clean up fleet with a third truck
The Board of Highways and Sewers added a third truck during Clean Up week to handle rubbish in the cross town area between South and Center. Officials estimated about 50 loads would be needed to clear deposits in front of homes between those streets.
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Board of Highways and Sewers
South
City debris disposal schedule adjustment noted
The report says daily debris collection rose above yesterday's rate as 50 loads were handled per day. On Tuesday workers faced trouble due to weak containers, but on Wednesday debris was placed in strong boxes or barrels easing truck dumping. Thursday covers the area between Center Street and the northern Chegtant Street boundary.
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Atreeta
Center Street
Chegtant
Merchants Committee Held Long Session
President George C. Quicksall led a near four hour meeting of the Merchants’ Committee of the Board of Trade. They discussed July 4 store hours and formed a committee led by Roscoe Vy Mekadden to confer with dealers. Chairman McFadden asked Harry Webber to brief on the Maine Tristorical Pageant plans and local benefits. A follow up meeting was scheduled after deep discussion and high interest.
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George C. Quicksall
16Th
Board of Trade
Roscoe Vy Mekadden
McFadden
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