Formal protest of shipbuilders filed against plan for motorship conversion
Shipbuilders filed a formal protest with the United States Shipping Board opposing the plan to convert the first twelve steamers with Diesel engines under the 25 million motorship program. They object to piecemeal bidding and warn it may impair efficiency and delay Diesel ship adoption in the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
United States
Europe
Clarence Samuel King
Athlantic Coast Shipbuilders’ Association
Shipbuilders’ Association
TI. V. O'Connor
Navy Department
Congress
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders’ Association
Shipbuilders’ Committee
Bopland
Presenur
Detleve
Peter
Ceils
Dliseowel
Erin
Apostle Paul
Tsoq
Northern Territory
Erthern
Linia
Bol Po
New Orleans
Boston
Whittier
Lowell
October session opens with large legal gathering
A large turnout of attorneys greeted the October term of the Sagadahoe county supreme judicial court on Tuesday morning. Associate Justice Guy H H Sturgis presided and the grand jury was impaneled for the year. The session opened at 10 00 and adjourned 10 37 as the foreman and jurors were named and sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suganahoe County Supreme Judical Court
Guy HH. Sturgis
Vrayec
Tsev
Lewis Wail
Beacon Street Church
Coatge
Sturgis
Grand Jury
Sherif Truise
Frank W. Parris
Lath
James C. Wiggins
Bath
John I. Bryant
West Bath
Curtis
Richmond
Wiliam W. Dingley
Joan Be. Witzgerald
Datu
Milton Given
Dowdoinham
George EL Gray
Georgetown
George AL Hackett
Bowadsham
Winfield J. Ham
Melyan DB
Hodgdon
J. Pagar Hunnewell
Woolwich
Owen Ledyard
Prank W. Parris
Topsham
Herbert IX
Adams
Bjowdoin
Joseph R. Tall
Bowdoinham
Sherman Denham
Harry D. Mank
Phippsburg
Jesse W. Good
Carroll S. Clark
Fred H. Lord
J. Edward Drake
Levi S. Wiley
James MacMahan
Nerbert L. Douglas
Elster A. Dolloff
George L. Tarr
Arrowsie
Joseph M. Trott
Walters. Glidden
Ralph O. Dale
Arthur J. Dunton
William I. Hall
William KE. Hogan
John J. Keegan
Edward W. Bridgham
Saturday Club Opens Nov 1 With A Circus
The Brunswick Saturday club starts its season on Nov 1 at 2 50 pm in the New Odd Fellows hall Pleasant street. A short business meeting precedes an Indoor Circus directed by Miss May Potter featuring The Yellow Kids trained seals and a bear thief on roller skates with popcorn peanuts and pink lemonade. The club invites Bath ladies to attend with children and join for literary and artistic programs aimed at renewing friendships and expanding the club’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Odd Fellows Hall
Pleasant Street
Bath
Sabino Improvement Association Halloween Party Planned
The Sabino Improvement Association schedules a Halloween party for Wednesday night October 29 at the home of Mr and Mrs A G Oliver 1404 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sabino Improvement Association
A. G. Oliver
Washington Street
Six Bath Societies form inter club winter league
Representatives from Holand HL Smith post American Legion Bathaerie of Eagles Bath Veteran Firemen's association Dagadthoe council Knights of Columbus Winnegance Community Club and Modern Woodmen organize a winter league. Meeting at Eagles hall approves permanent body selects officers and sets rules schedule, scoring, payments, and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holand HL
Smith Post
American Legion
Bathaerie of Eagles
Bath Veteran Fursimen’s Association
Dagadthoe Council Whights of
Columbus
Bathemp Modern Woodmen
Amenca
Winneganee
Cus
Athaerie of Eagles
Mosidey
Apil Maehea
Lot
Shill
Edward ‘S. Whitehouse
Amity
Eagles
Edward T. Whitehouse
John Crane
Knights of Columbus
Edward J. Murphy
Bath
Piremen’s Association
William Miller
Modern Woodmen
Joseph Bovee
Winnegance
A. R. Perry
Charles C. Toothauker
The
Woodmen
Gardiner Rogers
Levi Thompson
Bathesteran Firemen's Association
John G. Morse
Winnegance Community Club
Stephen McPhee
Edward J. Lee
Ano
Falls Down Stairs Wounds Left Hand in Brunswick
George Heath of Brunswick tripped at the Phoenix Hotel and fell downstairs injuring his left hand. A focal surgeon treated the wound with twelve stitches to close torn flesh on the back of the hand. The report notes the incident as a painful accident with no peculiarities. It adds a side fact about Percival Baxter of Portland owning Maine’s first four cylinder motor car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heath
Brunswick
Tie
Hotel Phoenix
State
Percival P. Baxter
Portland
Maine
Phoenix Hotel Sold to Michigan Man Applegate
Mrs. Belle Welch of 76S Washington street sells the Phoenix Hotel to George H. L. Applegate of Mackinaw City Michigan who takes possession and plans to add furniture and attract Bath residents to winter there. The Phoenix known as Wa Watam Ton will reopen dining room soon with a qualified cook. The building, originally the Sath hotel built by John Ring in the 1800s, retains much of its historic interior while adding modern improvements and a steam heating plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Welch
Washington Street
Phoenix
George HL
Applegate
Mackinaw City
Mich
Bath
W. W. Lehr
John Ring
Isss
W. Welch
Welches
Jet Pinner
City Farm Affairs Run Satisfactorily
City officials report City farm operations ran smoothly with 35 tons of hay cut, far exceeding prior estimates. Overseers of the poor addressed questions at the October 1 council meeting, confirming humane, economical care and state reimbursements for city residents. Warrants for the national election were issued and Marl D. Perkins of Portland gained permission to buy an Oak Grove burial lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Marl DB. Perkins
Portland
Oak Grove
Chester TH. McCabe
Baptist Brotherhood Outing at Sabine House
Members of the First Baptist church Brotherhood hosted a Friday night gathering at Everett G. Lemont's Sabine summer home attended by 42. They traveled by car, enjoyed lobster stew and doughnuts, with Arthur H. Price as toastmaster. Rev. Wyn Taylor played piano as stories and songs followed, raising fifteen dollars for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Everett G. Lemont
Sabine
The
Brotherhood
Arthur H. Price
Lwyn QC. Taylor
Corliss Street
Sapford Nickerson
Leland Ames
John A. Swarn
Jensir
Mr. Lemont
E. I. Freeman
E.W. Taggett
Herbert Cavanaugh
B. Lemont
Humphrey Owen
J. W. Larrabee
de de Lich
Excellent Exhibition of Trick Pool Shots by R. C. Downes
R. C. Downes of Detroit gave a fine exhibition of trick pool at Pepper parlors on Thursday night. He performed shots with fingers and cue, drawing a large crowd as he toured the United States, visiting Lewiston, Portland, and aiming for Key West, Florida with a planned finish in Chicago on January 1, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Downes
Detroit
Mich
Pepper
Mr. Downes
Atny Firm
United States
Ite
Ridayeis
Lewiston
Portland
Key West
Florida
Tie
Chigo
Owen J. Ledyard Nominated for Bath Recorder Post
Governor Baxter named Owen J. Ledyard Esq to the Bath municipal court recorder post. Other nominees to Bath institutions include Mrs. Eleanor P. Irish Mrs. Caroline M. Newell Harry B. Sawyer and John Shaw for the Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Ledyard
Baxter
Municipal Court of
Bath
Eleanor VP. Irish
Caroline M. Newell
Harry B. Sawyer
John Shaw
Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum
Bath City Hospital Among Nine State Approved by Surgeons
The American College of Surgeons lists Bath City Hospital as approved in a Maine survey of hospitals meeting minimum standards. The report covers 100 bed ranges and highlights that nine Maine facilities passed, with three not meeting all criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
United States
Sierionn College of Surgeons
New York
Franklin Q. Martin
Collese of
Ten College of Sirgeons
Canada
Amd
MP. Mae Rachern
American College of Surgeons
Maine
Bath Motor Mart opens new quarters on Mromt Street
The Bath Motor Mart on Mromt Street at the head of Broad Street unveiled its remodeled sales rooms and offices with John Lines on the floor and a full accessories line. The note lists recent Buick models sold in 1925 and mentions plans for a larger rear addition and a sand bid for winter use. Governor Wing ferried nearly 400 cars across the Kennebec to the fair at Pophersocia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Motor Mart
Mromt Street
Broad Street
Maine
Buick
John Lines
Pres. Clifford
A. AR. Dobie
Wai Reny
Ethel Stomtenburg
Bariitswick
Cora Ry Clousah
Geo
Thebeault
Brunswick
AL TE Price
Bath
Tho S. Bisbee
Dianariscottar
Wie Alexander
Csitiss
Lena VT Stover
Fuller
Rockland
G. GG
Dodge
Dianarviseotta
Mar G
Wing
Kennebee
Fai
Popestocia
Old Time Campaigns Stirred By Slavery Fervor
A reminiscence recalls the 1856 presidential race with Fremont amid anti slavery zeal. The author notes personal youth involvement, family debates, and community interest as Northern sentiments surged against expansion of slavery, shaping early Republican support.
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Supreme Court
Guy H. Sturgis
Party OF
Sabinites
A. G. Page Company
Diamond Merchants
Bath Societies
Phoenix Hotel
Michigan
Baptist Brotherhood
Standardization Committee
Carluts Hospital
Central Maine
Mustern
Maine General Hospital
Bangoor
Eye
Mar Iutirmiars
General Hopital
Porthind
Stop Marys
Tom
Owen
E Aerson and
Longfellow
William Lloyd Garrison
Pater Aden Outers
Wendal Phillipa
Beecher
Phos Paatiad
Sand- Sha Noh
Willam M. Weed
Jeeepl Wentworth
Jota Wentworth
Accentiaistisi
Cnetine
Nebraske
Enattians
Perth
Ferry
Previouy
Myssens
Warasgis
Missouri
Ratiais
Noel Lirger
Ossuwatinie
Ossuwatne Brown
Lostoa
Galventure
Alsiesy
Tee
Toonever
Oor
John Fremont
Jites Boeanan
Ros Mintie Elamoent
Rocky Mountains
Wil Carson
Freemont
Joaquin Miller
California
Rockies
Pathfinder
Jessie Benton
Theiss Te Benton
Whield
Wei
Fremont
Dayton
Rutland Furnace Cement
Rutland
Johnson Bros Co
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