Legion Observes Armistice Day In Fine Style
Armistice Day exercises at People's Church in tribute to the fallen were led by Roland H. Smith post No. 21 of the American Legion. The Morse high orchestra directed by Miss Martha Kates performed selections including Jollification March and America. Dr. Langdon T. Snipe gave the address, praising American citizenship, unity, and peaceful resolve, as Mayor Allen M. Irish and Rev. John A. Swetnam offered remarks and the Royal Holland bell ringers provided entertainment.
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People's Church
Roland H. Smith
No. 21
American Legion
Morse High Orchestra
Martha Kates
Emil Ascher
Langdon T. Snipe
John A. Swetnam
Royal Holland Bell
Dr. Snipe
Legion
Roland TH. Smith Post
A. T
First Baptist Church
John M Swetnam
Ilef. Ring
Clifford Russell
Bagler
Cecil Rowland
Elshe Lake
Kipling
Flanders’ Fields
A. Haskethon
Church
Sanford Nickerson
Patriotism and duty guide democracy says Armistice day sermon
The speaker urges every citizen to see government as a personal duty and notes that elected officials reflect the people’s character. A Armistice Day service at First Baptist honors veterans, orphans, and fallen soldiers with a grave marked R I P and a Kipling poem, wreaths, and music.
Criminology Academy Formed in Los Angeles
Chief August Vollmer announces the Southern California Academy of Criminology in Los Angeles. Dr. S. C. More and university officials lead weeks of prep with scientists educators and police. the group aims to scientifically study crime causes and prevention with members from courts universities and law enforcement. Lectures by law violators and leaders of groups such as the IWW and Communists are planned to gain insights.
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Southern California Academy of Criminology
Los Angeles
August Vollmer
Vollmer
S. C. More
University of California, Southern Branch
Associated Press
Industrial Workers of the World
Communists
Nightwear in Fish Sleep Revealed by Aquarium Observations
Scientists observing sleeping fish note color changes and camouflage. Tau tog shows black stripes at rest, porgy darkens to match eel grass, and green parrot fish fades to olive with reddish spots when resting on a bottom. Adding pebbles in the tank induces more blotches as camouflage develops.
Unheard of Expressions and Jumbled Dialogues
A collage of quirky lines and misquoted phrases appears, including a vow about a fortnight off, a mistaken umbrella return, a honeymoon demand, tax duty praise, a coat hair mystery, polite greetings, past kiss boasts, and an Irish dialect quip. The Maine school trustees seek nearly 500000 for two years.
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Maine School For
Georgetown Parish Votes to Retain Rev Boyd for Another Year
At the annual parish meeting on Friday evening Georgetown voted to engage Rev W T Boyd for another year. Officers elected for the ensuing year include chairman H G Heald clerk George F Oliver treasurer Josie Williams assistant Belle Heald and house committee W Oliver and H G Heald.
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William T. Boyd
W. T. Boyd
H. G. Heald
George F. Oliver
Josie Williams
Belle Heald
W. ©. Oliver
Arthur Dbuzzo
George Oliver
Frank Heald
Walter Newdick
Harold Brown
Harry Heald
Ida Lewis
Wortlind
Earle Hagan
Roy Newium
Darien Conn
Robinhood
Georgetown
the Islands
Arrowsie
Joseph Higgins
Waltham
W. C. Todd
Thomas Elagan
Prank Heald
Bath
Edgar Warren
Annie L. Read
W. D. Hills
Kennebec Point
John Thibodeau
Walter Cunningham
Alice Cunningham
Connecticut
Arthur Delano
Arthur Buzzo
Portland
Center School
Maynard Thibodeau
Junior Hagan
Willard Oliver
Burton Cunningham
Mabel Thibodeau
Berland Thibodeau
Epworth League
Henry M. Reynolds
Samuel Ayers
Cape Newagen
Thomas Hagin
Mabel Pinkham
Z. Pinkham
Catherine Oliver
Howard Teald
A. J. Rowe
Liberty Bell Is Now On Wheels For Quick Removal
The Liberty bell, symbol of independence, is mounted on wheels for rapid removal from Independence Hall in case of fire. Guards are trained by drills to move it quickly. A basement clean rule bans garbage, the heating plant moved to a separate cellar, and an automatic sprinkler system is being installed.
Western forest fires continue destruction across three states
Fires in Eastern Washington Northern Idaho and California persisted with some gains from rain in western Washington and Oregon. Last night fires burned thousands of acres of timber lands destroyed mine workings ranch houses and lumber company property though no lives were reported lost.
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San Francisco
Calif
Washington
Idaho
California
Oregon
German College Attendance Grows
German universities report rising enrollment with women students leading the gain. State and technical schools show sizable increases as the decline of military service frees capacity. Officers’ berths have vanished as militarism falls.
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Germany
Five Islands Improvement League Formed at School
An improvement league organized at Five Islands school names Albertina Stevens as president and Lila Campbell as vice president with Russel Pinkham treasurer. Meetings occur Fridays. Members report funds raised by cleaning the schoolhouse and note various local social visits and small happenings among residents.
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Improvement League
Five Island
Albertina Stevens
Lila Camyp-bell
Lila Campbell
Russel Pinkham
Robertiuig Steven
Hsworth Pinkham
Bath
Frank Theald
Greorgetown
Gimning
Alice Cromwell
Mthelyn Girlay
Orena Carr
Phizel Garay
Idith Pinkham
Flom
Presday
Georgetown
Charles Oliver
Marva Mes
Elbridge Mains
Moosehead Lake
Phirsdas
Ots Sunes
Ghee
Harford
Edgar Warren
Ray Donnet
Red Carr
Hii Hhouse
Walter Newdiek
Manfred New
Lemuel Ayers
Souuthport
Charles Moore
B. OM. Campbell
Barrowes
Manfred Newdick
Walter Newdick
A. G. Lewis
A. A. MuacMahian
Robinhood
Five Islands
Maxine Walker
Woolwich
Elizabeth Stevens
Winneganee
Tiarry Blaisdell
Iford Pinkham
W.o
Berry
Joe Greenleaf
Arthur Berry
J. H. Rowe
Leon Willits
W. E. Rowe
Seguinland
Portland
AL PS Reed
Thomas Scott
Weston
Mass
Gotts Cove
Westport Plans Fourth Quarterly Conference and Sermon
Reverend Leonard G. Marek district superintendent will preside at the fourth Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Westport and preach there on Tuesday evening, November 15.
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Leonard G. Marek
M. EK
Westport
Bankers Arrested in Europefor Fraud Glamorous Wardrobe Parade
Armin Roth and Geza Swormos, Vienna Berlin and Budapest bankers, are under arrest on fraud charges. Officers found Roth with a staff of two secretaries two valets a maid a barber and a masseur plus two cars. Berlin apartment held 1000 pairs of silk stockings 375 silk shirts 10 suits and three fur coats while Vienna site had 70 suits 1400 silk shirts 2000 silk stockings and 12 fur coats. Swormos accompanied by a lawyer and two pseudo journalists.
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Tsugo Stinnes
Armin Roth
Gezo Swormos
Vienna
Berlin
Budapest
Roth
Kor Inos
Geza Whormos
Boyhood Home of Roosevelt Tearing Down for Salvation Army HQ
The Douglas mansion at 128 West Fourteenth Street New York famed as Roosevelt boyhood home and Met Museum site will be demolished to make way for Salvation Army headquarters. The brownstone, with a lurid police history, overlooks a business district and has been under Salvation Army control since 1907.
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Roosevelt
Douglas
West
Fourteenth Street
New York
Salvation Army
Pheodore Roosevelt
Metropolitan Museum of Act
Manhattan
The
Morse Victory Over Waterville In Lively Battle
Morse high defeated Waterville 12 to 6 at Kelley Field in a high‑scoring gridiron clash. Key plays included a Morse safety, a 70‑yard scoring run by Joe Butler, and a late interception and return setup for Morse’s final touchdown.
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Waterville
Morse High
Kelley Field
Morse
Dean Downey
Joe Butler
Bonney
Butler
Smith
Capt. McMann
Shaw
Viollette
Grant
Capt
Pagamuee
Hamilton
Butter
McMann
Yone
Marshall
Sweeney
Miller
Pinkheim
Omajer
Eddie Vinson
Rutherford
Vna
Beutler
McMarin
Hoopass
Joe
Loos Morse
Doyle
Waiterville
Wuterville
Gve
Blamiston
Sprague
Ofter Butler
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