Moran Criticized At Women's Rally Over Loyalty
Rear Admiral William Veazie Pratt spoke at a Sagadahoc Women’s Republican event, criticizing Rep. Moran over loyalty to the Constitution and prompting a political clash as candidates urged party unity and denounced New Deal policies.
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William Veazie Pratt
Us.n
Municipal Auditorium
Sagadaho
Women's
Republican Club
Henry W. Butler
Navy Department
Joseph O. Purdue
Naval Academy
Moran
Congress
Maine
Nettie C. Burleigh
Vassalboro
Women's Republican Clubs of
Butler
Camden
Bridges
Republican Party
Great Relief Fund
Dwinal
Judge Dwinal
Courts of Claims
Tuna Fishermen Along Coast Report Big Catches
Rod and reel tuna fishermen on the Maine coast near Ogunquit report abundant luck with 150 to 200 pound catches. Notable fish include a 1951 pounder by Capt Raymond Shums of Gloucester and a 183 pounder by Winthrop Snow aboard the Lollypop. Ogunquit locals Reginald Jacobs and Thomas Cummings also land large specimens after long battles.
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Ogunquit
Maine
Maine Tuna Club
Raymond Shums
Gloucester
Mass
Winthrop Snow
Providence
R. I
Wendall Powers
Wellesley
Reginald Jacobs
Thomas Cummings
Carlton bridge receipts decline despite higher traffic
Cash receipts for Carlton bridge dropped in September 1935 versus 1934 while traffic rose. Officials attribute the decline to the state taking half of the motor vehicle excise tax instead of tolls from residents of favoring communities.
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Carlton Bridge
Bath residents use Carlton Bridge toll free
City Clerk Gilmore reports 3 534 identification tickets issued for patrons who may use the Carlton bridge without tolls under an agreement to pay the state half of motor vehicle excise tax. Receipts total 1 868 25 dollars with 1 313 tickets at 1 00 and 2 221 passenger tickets at 0 25 yielding 555 25.
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Gilmore
Carlton Bridge
Y M C A Campaign Aims to Raise 3500 in Bath
The Bath Y M C A starts its annual fund drive led by Col. Henry W. Owen Jr. and Sylvester H. Rowland to raise 3500 to sustain programs for boys and young men. Last year 375 donors gave 3359.55, short of the goal by 140.45, with hopes for new and increased support as winter begins.
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Henry W. Owen, Jr
Sylvester H. Rowland
Bath
Peope
Boys of Bath
Bull Moose Halts Traffic On Bull Rock Bridge
A bull moose blocked traffic on the Bull Rock bridge road Monday evening for about 30 minutes. Motorists from the Four Corners territory paused, turned off headlights, and watched as the animal charged a car driven by Robert Boudreau before retreating to the field edge.
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Bull Rock Bridge
Popham National Park Proposal Receives Federal Backing
The acting regional director of New England, a National Parks Service subsidiary, approves a plan to convert lower Phippsburg Maine land including Popham Beach into a national park. The project would clear brush, drain marshes, and build a pier at Popham to attract boaters while improving roads and trails for visitors.
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Phippsburg
Popham Beach
New England
National Parks Service
Department of the Interior
Atlantic Coast
Acadia
Bar Harbor
Small Point
Popham
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine State Planning Board
Piscataquis bear season opens with plentiful hunts
The first week of open bear season in Piscataquis County shows good hunting with many bears active. Farmers report significant orchard damage around Dover Foxcroft Sebec and Bowerbank as the season begins.
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Piscataquis County
Dover-Foxcroft
Sebec
Bowerbank
Hallet Addresses Cosmopolitan Players in Bath
Richard Matthews Hallet of Boothbay Harbor spoke to about 75 Cosmopolitan Players and friends at the Cosmopolitan club house in Bath on Tuesday. He shared how he started writing, offered humor about writers� lives, and recalled early influences including his family and a drug store business. The talk sparked laughter and set the season’s program with future readings and lectures.
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Richard Matthews Hallet
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Hallet
Trallet
William L. Skelton
Players
Clinton D. Wilson
Mr. Hallet
Charles T. Jackson
Coombs
Washington Street
Jacksons
Harvard
Jackson
Scott
Johnson
Burns
Cooper
Anthony Trollope
Cervantes
Bunyan
Melbourne
Australia
a_ typewriter agency
Bishop Burns Promotes New World Order At Bath Meeting
Boston bishop Charles Wesley Burns spoke at Bath Wesley Church during a six week tour covering 42 meetings from Maine to Baltimore. He pressed a spiritual revival alongside material recovery and urged unity among churches while detailing Methodism’s New England supervision and the Aldersgate celebration.
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Charles Wesley Burns
Boston
Wesley M. E
Bath
Burns
Bishop Burns
New England
Maine
Baltimore
Arthur Callaghan
Wesley Church
Milo
Portland
Lewiston
New York
Roosevelt
John Wesley
Aldersgate Street
London
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Times
Ernest Heywood
A. G. Hempstead
Livermore Falls
R. L. Hart
Gardiner
Augusta
Cymbrid Hughes
Harold McCann
Birds and predators noted around Farmington area
Partridge and woodcock are reported plentiful near Farmington while bears and bobcats are present and killing more sheep than usual. One man, L. H. Moxie of the State police, shot a bobcat and Dr. J. F. Harris reported nine birds seen in a half day trip.
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Farmington
L. H. Moxie
J. F. Harris
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Water Street Station
Thompson Water District
J. H. Hyde
MR. Moran
Municipal Committee On Fire Department
Water Street
Fred H. Thompson
Bath Water District
Morris S. Povich
Woodman
Committee On Fire Department
Alderman Jackson
Fire Department
Joint Standing Committee On Fire Department
Sewall
Pres. Centi
Albert H. Thompson
Edward F. Miller
Powers
Omar W.folsom
Elm
Front Streets
Miller
Lord
Corner Brook Foundry & Machine Co
Front Street
Turner
Trufant
Middle
Spring Streets
Dummer Sewall
Stillman P. Duprey
Duprey
David Trufant
Leonard Lord
Mr. Duprey
Finance Committee
Arthur G. Spear
People’s Investment Association
Sunset Park
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
India
Central Press
Bull Moose
Popham National Park
Washington
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