Maine Prohibition Vote Delayed To September 1934
Augusta reports that Maine cannot vote on prohibition repeal until September 1934 due to constitutional change rules. The article explains Article 37 requires a biennial September vote, outlines possible legislative paths, and notes statutory prohibition would remain until repeal is enacted and possibly complicated by referendum timing.
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Maine
Augusta
Route rerouting debate over New Meadows river bridge
Discussion centered on a proposed highway re route with engineering concerns about location. The plan would shorten the distance by over a mile and cost per mile, and Bath councilors debated replacing the bridge at New Meadows river with a dam and lake, while urging immediate road work before winter as federal and emergency funds are sought.
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Bath
Col. Farnsworth
Brunswick
New Meadows
Witch Spring
Lord
Paris
Edward W. Wheeler
Maine Central Railroad
Cooks
W. S. Rines
John A. Lapoint
David Castleman
Boston
William Richmond
Allston
Raymond W. Fish
Benjamin Penn
Louis Natanson
Arthur G. Spear
Portland
People’s Investment Co
Sunset Park
Carlton Bridge
Henry C. Wright
Carlton
Bath-Brunswick
Tampa
Eastport
Edward W. Bridgham
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Waldoboro
Hillside
E. W. Haggett
Board of Selectmen
West Bath
Carey
Roscoe G. Bailey
Commission
Jackson
Cumberland County
Raymond Oakes
Sagadahoc
NRA Compliance Board Receives Complaint
The NRA Compliance Board has received its first complaint from a store employee who claims that since the code took effect he lost his former job and was reduced to a 25 hour per week schedule. Judge John J. Keegan and Attorney Charles D. Bartlett stated a hearing will occur soon. At Freeport Town Hall, J Arthur Stowell Post of the American Legion elected Arthur Jordan commander and named William Bennett vice commander Guy H. Day adjutant and Richard Wade treasurer. Walter Smith, retiring commander, hosted a chicken pie supper for 23 members.
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Tampa
Fla
Eastport
Brunswick
Bath
F. W. Carlton
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Bath-Woolwich
Carlton
State Highway Commission
Brunswick Town Hall
Portland
Rockland
New Meadows
Thompson's Hill
Hardings
Bull Rock
Governor King Turnpike
Highway Commission
Frank A. Peabody
Houston
Edward E. Farnsworth
Commission
Paul C. Thurston
Lucius D. Barrows
N. Gratz Jackson
John P. Carey Jr
Brunswick-Bath Road Association
Carey
Caribbean
Cook's Corner
Blind Crossing
Brunswick Village
School Street
Jordan Avenue
Cook's
Maine Central
Merrymeeting Park
Frank J. Wood
Topsham
New Brunswick-Topsham
Freeport
Coarnnra
N RA
John J. Keegan
Charles D. Bartlett
J. Arthur Stowell
American Legion
Freeport Town Hall
Arthur Jordan
William Bennett
Guy H. Day
Richard Wade
Walter Smith
Fate of Erudition Left to Committee of Public Buildings
City council debates the fate of the Erudition school building and a brass cannon used for demonstrations. The Erudition building is referred to the public buildings committee, the cannon to the Board of Highways and Sewers, and the fire signal system to the fire department. A petition to turn the building over to the Dyer Flaherty Post VFW was held in abeyance.
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Winter Street
Board of Highways and Sewers
Committee On Fire Department
Lord
Bath
Alderman Perry
Dyer-Flaherty Post, V. F. W
Wold
Building Committee
Dougherty
Smith
Corliss
Post
North
Lincoln Streets
City Treas
Young
Sewall
Carrol A. Deering
Alderman Taylor
Deering
Old Deering Ship Yard
Old City Hall
Parks
Fire Department
Alderman Sewall
Beacon Street Church
Congressman Beedy Explains Sound Money View
The Bath Rotary heard Rep Carroll L Beedy discuss Sound Money at a Tuesday noon meeting. He argued against cheap money and warned it could erode dollar value. He cited Federal Reserve data, warned of policy risks, and urged banks to extend credit to lift prices and business activity.
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Bath
Harry T. Passmore
Langdon T. Snipe
Henry W. Owen
Passmore
Owen
N. Gratz Jackson
Congressman Reedy
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Col. Johnson
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Seth Parker plans cruise round world on four master
New York reports Phil Lord known as Seth Parker buys the Seth Parker schooner built in 1918 and plans a world voyage from Jonesport Maine with six boyhood friends and seven East Coast sailors. He will sail to Morocco the Red Sea and Singapore filming along the way.
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Seth Parker
Four Master
New York
Phillips H. Lord Bowdoin
Seven Seas
Phil Lord
Portland
Ore
Phil
Louis Brann
Jonesport
National Broadcasting Co
Maine
State of Maine
Lord
Morocco
Mediterranean
Tunis
Alexandria
Port Said
Red Sea
Singapore
Mandalay
Oil Tanker New York Socony Halts On Bath South End Ledge
The 250 foot New York Socony ran onto a hidden ledge opposite the Percy and Small shipyard in Bath Wednesday morning. After hours of difficulty the tanker floated free about 12 45 PM. Capt Grindberg of New York manages the Standard Oil Co. vessel which had been in Bath and Augusta delivering cargo. Tug Seguin Captain Thomas K Haley assisted but the ship remained pinned until the tide rose. Continued on Page Eight.
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New York Socony
Percy & Small Shipyard
Standard Oil Co
Deering
Elwood Hathorne
Grindberg
New York City
Bath
Augusta
Thomas K. Haley
Seguin
Capt
Bath couple win first contract bridge contest
Lieut and Mrs George P Hunter of Bath tied with Mrs Fred Eg noux and Mrs Frank Lowe of Portland as winners of the first Maine State Contract tournament held at the Augusta house. They scored 69 match points of 100 in the finals after play began at 2 30 pm with 88 players statewide. The Bath duo tied for the championship with strong showings from Bath Brunswick Rockland Waterville Bangor and Portland entrants.
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George P. Hunter
Bath
Fred E. Gignoux
Frank Lowe
Portland
Maine
Augusta House
Augusta
Brunswick
Rockland
Waterville
Bangor
Thomaston
Hunter
Rupert H. Baxter
Clare Coombs
Mary F. Gibbons
Clarence W. Morse
Burleigh Martin
Samuel Titcomb
John L. Baxter
Stephen Ellhson
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Lieut
Lieut. and Mrs. Hunter
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State
N.R.A. Compliance Board
William L. Skelton
High Street
Russell and
Palmer Streets
Beedy
South End
Socony
Asbestoline
Aine