My conception of the presidency and unity of policy
A presidential candidate argues for an executive core, firm foreign policy, tariff protection, and government oversight of business. He contrasts his view with the current administration's, warning of class warfare and praising a united, fair approach to labor and capital, and to national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Department of State
Department of the Navy
Europe
United States
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Mexico
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Daniels
Bath Iron Works staff changes and visitors noted
Bath Iron Works vice-president C P Wetherbee returned from Washington. John W Kane and wife attended funeral of Hugh T Madden in Lynn. Frank Loftus and James Chaplin from Quincy joined Texas steamship force as riveters and caulkers. George W Oliver visiting relatives. Oliver a veteran machinist with Allen Machine Co Springfield. T S Chu Chinese student formed hull drafting room force. MIT 1915 graduate, previously with Electric Boat Co. registered at the Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
Washington
John W. Kane
Lynn
Hugh T. Madden
Frank Loftus
James Chaplin
Quincy
Texas Steamship Force
George W. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Allen Machine Co
Springfield
T. S- Chu
Chu
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The
Electric Boat Co
the Phoenix
YMCA Notes Plans for Sunday Meetings and Speakers
The first Sunday afternoon meeting will be held at four o'clock with the Loyal Men’s class of the People's Baptist Church in charge. Special speakers and music will attract men and older boys. A gospel singing from last winter will be included each week. The Salvation Army will take over the following Sunday under Capt. Freeman. Felix Powell will speak on the 19th courtesy of Beacon Street Church. A boys discussion group will meet in the lobby before each Sunday’s meeting, organized next Sunday at three o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Capt
Freeman
Beacon Street Church
Felix Powell
Local Social Notes From Cherry Street to Port land
Mrs Everett Lewis of Cherry Street visited Mrs Joseph Jenkins all day Friday. The Misses Potter hosted the Winter Street Church Ladies Aid Friday afternoon. Miss Novella J Trott of Augusta weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Milton Trott. Miss Marion Titcomb home from Gorham Normal School for weekend with parents. Mrs W A MacKensie returned to Waltham after a month with her father C W Longley. Mr and Mrs E L Gaudreau and son Edward Jr were home visitors for Sunday and returned to Portland. Frank Stedman leaves for Boston to reside. Mr and Mrs Frank W Card attended niece Miss Nellie Lancaster's funeral in Richmond. Miss Eunice Smith, returning from Small Point, resumes rooms at 4 Elsinore Ave. Mrs A Benson Rowe and daughter Mrs F J Libbie return to Dorchester after summer at Five Islands. Mrs Jennie Frank left for Los Angeles then Jerome Arizona to reside. she has lived here four years.
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Everett Lewis
Cherry St
Joseph Jenkins
Potter
Winter Street
Novella J. Trott
Augusta
Milton Trott
North St
Marion Titcomb
Gorham Normal School
W. A. MacKensie
Waltham
C. W. Longley
King St
E. L. Gaudreau
Edward, Jr
Portland
Frank Stedman
Boston
Frank W. Card
Richmond
Nellie Lancaster
Eunice Smith
Small Point
Elsinore ‘Ave
A. Benson Rowe
F. J. Libbie
Dorchester
Five Islands
Jennie Frank
Los Angeles
Jerome
Arizona
Frank
Phippsburg Notes On Local Road Work And Family News
N W Eatons road crew adds William Bowie to work on a new state road. Mrs. N W Eaton hosts family and neighbors. several local residents visit Belgrade and Small Point. John F Leach, marine superintendent, oversees the Joseph R Tarrett ferry project in Philadelphia while his wife plans winter in Florida. Chief Engineer Harry Mank travels to Europe aboard a ship returning with James Stacey as assistant engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eaton
Bath
N. W. Eaton
Ruth Eaton
Sebasco
Gladys Babcock
Myra Sylvester
Gillman
Irma Gilman
Loring Gilman
John F. Leach
Phippsburg Center
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Mrs. Leach
White House
Joseph R. Tarrett
Cramp’s
Key West
Havana
Leach
Florida
Harry Mank
Great Lakes
France
Mr. Mank
Europe
James Stacey
New Meadows Social News and Visits
Mrs Annie Jordan and Mrs Mary Jordan joined guests of Mrs Robert Murray on Friday. The Ladies Aid met at Garnett House. Miss Esther Stubbs visited Mrs Mary Purinton. The Merry Club resumed at Mrs Forest Jacksons with eight members and refreshments. Next meeting at Miss Sybil Holbrooks. Mrs Ada Holbrook and sons traveled to Harford to Alma Holbrook. Mrs Mary Purinton ill but improving. Mrs Ellen Holbrook returned to Bath. Mildred and Beatrice Prince ill with chicken pox. Samuel Holbrook went to Boston to bring furniture for F H Wilson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jordan
Mary Jordan
Robert Murray
Aid
Garnett House
Esther Stubbs
Mary Purinton
Merry Club
Forest Jackson
Sybil Holbrook
Ada Holbrook
Harford
Alma Holbrook
Auto
Ellen Holbrook
Harriet Storer
Bath
Mildred
Beatrice Prince
Samuel Holbrook
Boston
F. H. Wilson, Jr
Local Society Notes from Boothbay to Bangor
Mrs. Joshua Trevett, summering in Boothbay, returns to the city for winter. Mrs. E. H. Cook arrives from South Portland after a visit with sister Mrs. William H. Mampell. Reynolds McCutcheon comes home for winter after serving as chef on the steamer City of Bangor. Charles Fitzgerald and J. Fitzgerald, Bath students at the University of Maine, officiated the Bangor MCI game as umpire and referee. Rev W H Lakin of Montville has been called to pastor Buckfield and Sumner churches, starting Nov 19. he is son of John F. Lakin, Maine Central switchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Trevett
Boothbay
E. H. Cook
William H. Mampell
Portland
Reynolds McCutcheon
City of
Bangor
Boston
Charles Fitzgerald
J. Fitzgerald
Bath
University of Maine
Bangor-M.c.i
W.H Lakin
Montville
Buckfield
Sumner
Lakin
John F. Lakin
Ateman
Maine Central
Charles W. Kingsbury
Nova Scotia
Eugene Webber
Westport
Frank York
Falmouth
H. T. Preble
Bath City Council Approves Street Expansion Snow Park Plan
Bath Maine officials vote to lay out a new street from Center to Academy streets through the Snow property, naming it Snow Park. The plan includes a 33 foot wide right of way with no damages claimed. other actions approve lighting, sewer work, and a pool room denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman McGrath
J. S. Committee On
Martin Doyle
Als
William Congdon
Bruce St
Walter Kennerson
Fitts St
Fred Stickney
Bath & Brunswick Power Co
W. C. Oliver
Board of Highways and Sewers
Bath
Robinson Lane
Alderman Morse
U. S. Committee On New Streets
Maine
City of
Arthur J. Dunton
Center St
Academy St
Snow
Court House
City Hall
Snow Park
Center Street
Charles E. Curtis
Academy Street
W. S. Newell
Bath Water District
Upper
Washington St
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Charles Evans Hughes
England
Germany
Democratic Party
Hallowe’en Stunts
Y.M.C.A
Hallowe’en
Young Men’s Christian Association
Archie Miller
Orvis Bonney
Otis Hunt
Red McMann
McMann
Curran
McPherson
Phippsburg
William Bowie
State Road
Leon Eaton
Phyllis
Martin Roland
Martin Wyman
Emma Wyman
Wilbur
Asa Wyman
Belgrade
Mr. Wyman
George Cottle
New Meadows
James FE
Will Co
Brunswick
C. P. Tarr
F. W. Perkins
C. W. Fisher
Phyllis Wyman
Mary Flaherty
Edith Mitchell
Guy Cunningham
Jefferson
Ruth Parker
Lewiston
Arthur Willis
Olive Murray
Margaret M. Cole
Pine St
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