Kansas Court Sees Labor Court Influence Grow Strong
The Kansas Industrial Court now dominates labor disputes with 90 percent of cases from employees. It issued 45 decisions with 43 accepted by both sides, prompting contracts without lengthy conciliation terms. A new paragraph directs prompt reference of disputes to the court, reducing strikes and increasing coal mining days to 256 per miner per year, saving about fifty cents per ton for consumers.
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Kansas Industrial Court
Kansas
Industrial Court
Board hears few complaints about school system
At Mondays meeting the Board of Education heard few complaints about the year’s school system changes. Supt. Smith noted desks shortages in some rooms and said fixes would be made. Enrollment at Morse High held near last year, but elementary numbers fell by 231 pupils. Attendance by building showed varied totals with several classes listed by teacher and grade. The board ordered roof repairs, shutoffs for vac ant schools, and a half day off on Oct 11 for Topsham fair.
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Noto
Board of Education
Supt. Smith
Morse High School
Dike School
Miss Blair
Miss Douglas
Miss Hkaker
Miss Hooper
Miss Mulligan
Miss Thompson
Miss Sturtevant
Old High School
Miss Adams
Miss Hunt
Miss Trask
Miss Magoun
Miss Lake
South
Miss Mitchell
Miss Foster
Miss Hatch
Miss Curtis
Ferguson
South Street
Mitchell School
Committee On Accounts
Bailey
Aml
Morse Warriors Beat Edward Little in Open Field Battle
Morse High defeated Edward Little 14 to 0 at Kelley field in a game highlighted by strong Morse interference and a fast backfield led by Stover and Butler. Key moments included a 45 yard interception run by Butler with help from Bucklin, and Stover’s two successful touchdowns with Stover kicking both extra points. Edward Little threatened twice but Morse held firm, with standout tackles by Knight and Bates and steady line play throughout the contest.
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Cony
Morse High
Kelle¢t
Pick” Turner
Warriors
Bowdoin
Morse
Edward Little
Madden
Parris
Auburn
Eggleston
Ledyard
Irish
FE. L
Knight
Spinney
Olinte
Capt. Batex
John
Stover
Butler
Hayes
Vucklin
Larrabee
Dosie
Morse Boys
Shanahan
Atter
Minnehan
Keight
Yarmalee
Olinto
Lyons
Beany
Mors
EF. L
Bates
Econd
Edward Littl Jost
Cutler
Seth Owent
Dartler
Han
Viiter
Iyen
Ugaigves E
Syeimumey
Spinnes
Sveen
Kelley Field
Gsin
Merse Font
Meurer
Jeny FE
Cory
Ter
B. L
Minnesan
Bucklin
Lucklin
Clinto
E. L
FE. LL
FE. I
Doyle
Gme
Bennett
Pase
Edward Little Minto
Sakes
Collins Keight
Bennett Seeloksenveie
Este
Wagg
Tonkin
Williams RS
Parmalee Prakoral
Elalete
Ats
Ansle
Emery Braewerl
Eite
Lyons Tutler
Minnehan Sucklin
Joe Knight
Thomas
Collins
Perry
Fitzgerald
Bath
Carroll
Lewiston
Tom Lyden
Burns
Regan
E. J. WS
Timers
Wilson
Moree
Ferguson Edward Little
Bowdoin Victory Tops Amherst In Maine Upset
Bowdoin was the sole Maine college to triumph on football Saturday, beating Amherst 28 to 7 at Amherst. Vermont defeated Maine by a touchdown and goal. Colby held Boston University to a 3-3 tie, while Colby’s season outlook brightens. Other results include Williams routing Hamilton 41 to 0 and Brown defeating Rhode Island 27 to 0.
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Bowdoin
Maine
Amherst
Vermont
N. SL. State
Bates
Colby
Boston University
Boston Boys
NTL State
Aston University
Harvard
Middlebury
N.Y. Univ
N.Y. Aggies
Tafte
Connecticut Aggies
Williams
Hamilton
Dartmouth
Norwich
Holy Crone
Providence
Werlevan
Union
Arms
Springfield
Brown
Rhode Island
Wile
Carnegie
Syracuse
Muldenburg
Trinity
Lowell Textile School
Penn State
William and Mary
Colgate
Clarkson
Princeton
Hopkins
Cornel S
St. Bonaventure
Kents Hill
Calum
Colts
Rumford
Leriin
Lewis
Funeral of Mrs Coombs in Local Street Home Event
Funeral of Mrs Mex Mars Elizabeth Coombs widow of Charles A Cooltube was attended at her Washington Street home. Ewin O Hardin of Winter Street Church conducted the service and Rev Qnnar Wo Raleon pastor emeritus offered prayers. Bearers included Rupert W Baxter Captain Samuel R Percy and William Mluenden. Burial followed at Chi Grove with a graveyard service.
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Elizabeth Combs
Charles A. Cooltube
Washington Street
Ewin O. Hardin
Winter Street
Qnnar Wo Raleon
Rupert Wi. Baxter
Samuel R. Percy
William
Mluenden
Alfred J. Tarbox
Lurial
Chik Grove
Bath Man Shapes Greek Dynasty Ties with 1915 Notables
Donald Sewall, a Bath resident, formed close links with George II and Venizelos during a six week stay in Athens in 1915. A former Zanzibar resident, he worked for Arnold Cheney & Co. and sought passage home amid wartime disruption. He met the consul general and famed Greek leaders, communicating in French learned abroad.
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Bath
Donald Sewall
George II
Venizelos
Paris
Sewall
Athens
Athena Club
Zanzibar
Arnold, Cheney &O
Home
Egypt
New York
Port Said
Portsmouth
N. H
Morse predicts case will fall in federal courts
Charles W. Morse, in New London, predicted the federal case against him and his sons related to Shipping Board activities will end as a closed incident within a month. He said Groton Iron Works would resume operations, and plans to rejuvenate the enterprise after bankruptcy. He noted plans to operate a diesel engine plant and said he would return to Bridgeport for trial next week.
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Charles W. Morse
New London
Shipping Board
Groton Iron Works
United States Steamship Co
Morse
Bridgeport
United States District Court
Maine
Agreement in Pinkham Case Reeled to Dividend Plan
In Portland District Court an agreement among District Attorney Dyer Referee Hall and Trustee Dale and Judge Connolly for Harold W. Pinkham, bankrupt, under perjury and concealment indictments, to raise funds, attend his examination, and follow future court orders, with indictments continued and contempt proceedings held until obligations are met.
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District Court
Portland
Harold W. Pinkham
John A. Peters
Dyer
William T. Hall
Ralph O. Dale
Joseph FE. J. Connolly
Pinkham
Teale
Referee Hall
Connolly
Spiers Robinson Prudent Union wedding in Bangor
Miss Prudence Robinson and Garrett D Spi ersoat were married Saturday night at the Robinson home in Bangor. Rev Charles A Moore officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Doris Field and best man WL Johnson attended. The Spierses plan to live on Grove Street Bangor.
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Marion Hill
Fred JD. Hill
The
Bath National Bank
Bangor
Prudence Robinson
Garrett TD
Rogers Wall School
Lowell
Mass
Red Cross
Military Hospital
Colonia
No 1
Spiers
Wannah M. Spiers
Bethlehem
315Th Field Artillery
Bacon & Robinson
T Grove Street
Given-Chatman Honeymooners Unite in Boston Mass
Mr and Mrs Frank Given have returned from their honeymoon trip through the White Mountains and Massachusetts following a Tuesday evening wedding at the home of Rev I W Asnmiend 1st Lincoln street Miss Ruth Mildred Chatman bride daughter of Mrs Lena BR Chatman formerly worked in the blue print department of The Texas Steamship Co Mr Given son of the late William Hi Given works at William F Barstow grocery They reside at 580 Middle Street Best wishes from many friends. Meditation quote ends.
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Frank
Given
White Mountains
Massachusetts
I. W. Asnmiend
Lincoln Street
Ruth Mildred Chatman
Lena BR. Chatman
Texas Steamship Co
William Hi. Given
Wil Jian F. Barstow
S80
Middle Street
Bath Dramatic Association Plans Expansion Drive
Bath Dramatic association soliciting committee reports 105 members and aims to raise to 800 by mid October. Members urged to join via Miss Vivian Miller or committee, plans include a Thanksgiving closed performance, with Richelieu considered for a later winter production and possible spring musical comedy.
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The
Bath Dramatic Association
Vivian Miller
Association
Henry W. Qwen, Jr
W. 8. Newell
H. A. Huse
Allan Spear
Daniel Williams
Edwin L. Andrews
Katherine Torrey
Winnefred Johnson
Lillian Miller
Dorothy Brown
Ellen Newell
Richelieu
Loston
Girl Honored for Three Years of Attendance at Wesley Sunday School
Beatrice Freeman of Wesley Sunday School received a gold bar commemorating three years of perfect attendance, joining prior gold pin and wreath awards. Other honorees included Louise Stewart Carl Mosher and Charles Bartlett for two years, with several children earning gold pins for one year. More awards anticipated next Sunday as ongoing rally day celebrations featured songs by juniors and souvenir pins for all children.
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Beatrice Freeman
Wesley
Louise Stewart
Carl Mosher
Charles Bartlett
Leora Guillifer
Clyde Mosher
Otis Anthony
Tola Pero
Magdaline Bunker
Victor Paquet
Bath Photographer Wins Recognition
October Kodakery features Madelyn T Dunton daughter of County Attorney Arthur J Dunton in a front page photo. The image, submitted by Herbert L Douglas of 23 York Street, impressed Eastman Kodak and was licensed for advertising. The portrait shows Madelyn in a window seat and reflects well on the photographer.
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Kodakery
Eastman Kodak‘o
Madelyn T Dunton
Arthur J. Dunton
Herbert L. Douglas
York Street
Eastman Company
Madelyn
Eastman
Clever window display promotes Biddeford Morse football game
In McFadden's store window a sand football field shows Biddeford and Morse teams in scrimmage with cardboard figures and a tandem play by Morse. A grand stand of Sunday comic celebrities overlooks the field, fenced and guarded, crafted by Mark and Mack Mark Hennessey and George McFadden.
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McFadden
Biddeford-Morse High
Kelley Field
Tiddeford and
Morse
SQU SQUEE CLUB MEETS AT WINTER STREET CHURCH
The SQU SQUEE CLUB met at the Winter Street Church chapel on Monday for a business and social hour with refreshments. Plans were made for a rally day. Hostesses will be Miss Harriet Lord and Miss Juanita Hodge. Present were Dorothy Jewett, Ruth Skillings, Winifred Kennerson, Emma Harvey, Rita Bridges, Thelma Staples, Juanita Hodge, Harriet Lord, Marion Cooper, Anna Hill, Madeline Coombs, Ruth Colby.
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Winter Street
Harriet Lord
Juanita Hodge
Dorothy Jewett
Ruth Skillings
Winifred Kennerson
Emma Harvey
Rita Bridges
Thelma Staples
Marion Cooper
Anna Hill
Madeline Coombs
Ruth Colby
Coast Guard Inspection Visit At Bath Station
Coast guard crew from Popham Beach arrived at Bath Thursday afternoon to escort Inspector Wilcox for his regular Fall inspection. Mr and Mrs William D Sewall are on a White Mountains auto trip and will visit Boston before returning. Mr and Mrs John Moulton, Mr and Mrs Charles Lockery, and Miss Mabel Thwing have returned from a motor trip to Moosehead Lake.
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Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Bath
Wilcox
Popham
John
Moulton
Charles Lockery
Mabel Thwing
Moosehead Lake
Chase Family Plans Bath Move After Summer at Small Point
Walter FE Chase and his family, who have spent the summer at Small Point, plan to return to Bath this week for the winter.
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Walter FE. Chase
Small Point
Bath
First Cargo of Hard Coal Reaches Bath
Howard Coal Co. becomes the first local dealer to receive hard coal as the barge Conewego docks from Philadelphia with 1529 tons of mixed anthracite stove nut and pea coal. Mulligan stevedores began discharge Friday morning. Arrival brings relief to Bath residents and orders pour in.
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Howard Coal Co
Conewego
Philadelphia
Mulligan
Bath
Modern device for diver's use promises safer deep dives
A new self contained diving system uses two steel oxygen bottles and a carbon dioxide absorbing chamber to recycle exhaled air. Impure air is scrubbed, renewed with a touch of oxygen, then inhaled via helmet to replace the consumed supply. Proponents say it could end reliance on surface pumps and reduce hose related accidents.
Same Committee Asked to Serve Again This Season
The Colonial club at its monthly meeting signaled its desire that the same general tournament committee serve this season after the recent excellent service. Joseph F. McCole was chairman with a capable corps of assistants for indoor sports. Christmas tass were discussed. Deehan elected to non resident membership. Thompson transferred to non resident. Samp son Drake and Perry Thompson resignations accepted. membership at limit so admittance held until vacancy.
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Colonial Club
Joseph F. McCole
Francis W. Deehan
Gardiner
Don Thompson
Arthur P. Sampson
George B. Drake
Perry Thompson
Obituary of Hon Thurston S Burns longtime Maine figure
Hon Thurston S Burns former Bath High School principal and Bath public school teacher died at his Westbrook home Sunday after a long illness. A leading Maine insurer and politician, he became New York Life general agent for Maine and joined the 200000 Club. Survived by wife, daughter Louise of Westbrook, and three sons Fred Portland Harry and Philip of Westbrook. A Mason and an Elk.
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Thurston S. Burns
Bath
North End
Upper
Washington Street
Westbrook
Maine
Mr. Burns
Farmingdale
Hallowell Academy
Farmington Normal School
Bath High School
Corp
New York Life General
New York Life
Burns
Cumberland County
Gov. Cobb
Louise
Fred
Portland
Harry
Philip
Mrs Martin McNeil dies. family travels after telegram
Mrs Harry Lemont left for Somerset upon receipt of a telegram announcing the sudden death of her mother Mrs Martin McNeil. She was with her brother Joseph McNeil and sister Mrs Lucy Messler. Mrs McNeil had been ill long and left behind husband, two sons Capt Walter McNeil and Augustus McNeil, and daughter Edna McNeil of Lot 16 PP Eli Msr. Dorchester, Mass, Sebasco summer home closed and returned to Dorchester.
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Harry Lemont
Somerset
P. BE. L
Martin McNeil
Joseph McNeil
Bath
Lucy Messler
Boston
Miss Evelyn Goff Returns to Portland after Visit
Miss Evelyn Goff has returned to Portland following a visit with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Parris of Upper Washington street.
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Evelyn Goff
Portland
John Parris
Upper Washington Street
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Canada
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Fletcher
Morse Warriors
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Squee Club
Coast Guard Inspection
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