Bath Iron Works launches first vessel of the year No. 196
The Bath Iron Works yard christened vessel No. 196 at 1:50 PM as Miss Margaret Baker broke a bottle over the bow. The ship, 132 feet 4 inches overall with 34 feet beam and 18 feet 4 inches draft, is a steam fire protection vessel built for the Department of Commerce.
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Bath
Bath Works Ltd
Margaret Baker
F. W Baker
Bath Iron Works
Ravbr
Ite
Arrose
Ehevim Leker
Enal
Capytan
Laney
Ascarters
Tepe Beilers
Fere-Ami-Afienappond
Cefcigrratag
Feamn
Faye Winillase
Peaumis Capamry
Ammaged
Ems
Tate
Irterth
Vablen
Shipping Bill Explained by Commissioner Planwsner
Commissioner Eduard Planwsner of the United States Shipping Board spoke aboard the steamship President Harding to the Conference of Industrial Engineers in New York. He outlined the bill for creating a national rail and water transportation system and the Interstate Commerce Commission and Shipping Board roles, noting relief from delays in deliveries and the need for modernized shipping and freight handling to support commerce.
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Eduard Planwsner
Bark
United States Shipping Board
Goth
Steamchap
New York
Wedimeedas
Bali
Sagrens
Americum
Berm
Coumiveten
United States
Amd
Westies
Anikadimg
Amd Bundimg
Carmpese
Sumer
Blomight
Sm Bette
Angel
Neteasita
Iowa
Camm Ieee
Comadi
Boveri
Chicago
Anne Pewdie
Sean
Comedia Torney
Finneimeke
Warneemer
Ieee
Centenary Observed by Universalist Church
A Sunday morning service at the Universalist church marked its 100th year of existence. The program featured a choral selection, an organ solo, and a historical sermon recounting the church’s past pastors, notable figures, and community impact since its founding.
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Fara
J. Laanent
Salbrarth
Jeanes Same
Hest
Mixe Barker
Seranen
Pramecis Alonze Gray
Kath
Chunch
Gras
Maine
Ima
Keeth
Orcamwe
Universaliet
Mair
Court adjourns after eight day session in Sagadahoc court
Supreme court for Sagadahoc County reconvened October 17 and adjourned Wednesday afternoon after an eight day term. Jurors discharged Tuesday. several cases heard including not guilty verdict in a drunken driving case against Julius Berg and ongoing ownership dispute in the Drake & Sons v Nickerson matter. Several div orces granted and naturalizations approved. Nine indictments returned by the grand jury. embezzlement and assault cases proceeding, with several defendants arraigned or referred to next term.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Sagadahoc
Philbrook
Julius Berg
Harry L. Thompson
James KB. Drake
James KB. Drake & Sons Against Percy L
Alfred Nickerson
William F. Potter
Henry Kk. White
Scott Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Albert Downing
John BL Sarkis
Bath
Minnie HL Sarkis
Waterville
Ralph ©. Dale
Sarkis
George S. McCarty
Lewiston
Gladys E. Nadeau
Clyde E. Nadeau
Skowhegan
Ti- T. Gray
Richmond
Alice M. Gray
EL Freda. Leighton
Roscoe Leighton
Duimey
Mass
Augustus H. Hodgkins
Whippsburgh
Lizzie A. Hodgkins
Rackley
Topsham
Philip
Kackley
Fred Erhardt
Marshall Avenue
Kath
Malterdingen
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sens
Veteorans
Thoma McLaughlin
Gertrude Carlton
Arrower
Lisle L. Shepherd
Lena Albert Deewning
Hasty Moody
Edna Kochling
Sebasco
William M. Caeweil
Downing
MrLaughlin
Shepherd
Drew
Smith
Ve. Thomas McLaughlin
Supreme Court
Frank M. Powers
Foreman
Joho Lex
Edward Baker
Jude Hyde
Maynard HM. Tarr
Yren L. Ludwig
Howard 4G
Meald
Walter L. Whitney
Burton Wheelock
Willie J .Brien
Harry T
Sewall Defends Proposed Naval Day Observance
Hon. Harold M. Sewall of Bath, part of the Advisory Committee for the Conference for Limitation of Armaments, says opposing Navy Day would be as illogical as rejecting the 4th of July. He notes no objection from the president, administration, or delegates and criticizes opponents as enemies of the conference and peace.
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Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Gov. Baxter
Hughes
Root
Lodge
Underwood
Charles Sumner Bird
Winter
Federated Women’s Club
Justice Sutherland
Hoover
Gompers
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Friends of the Conference
Great Britain
Destroyer Reuben James Arrives for Navy Day Bath Welcome
United States torpedo boat destroyer Reuben James No. 245 reached the Kennebec river in thick fog and tied up at Bath Iron Works to join the Navy day celebration. Commander G B Ashe leads a 75 man crew as the ship waits until Saturday morning. Also reported Morse taken from U S Marshal custody on habeas corpus to face charges in New York and Norwalk.
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United States
Reuben James
Kennebec River
Vath
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Coast
Seguin Island
Bath
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
N. J
Westinghouse
James
G. B. Ashe
New York
Putnam
Ashe
Torrey
Harry F. Morse
Greenwich
Charles W. Morse
Jacob Ty. Walters
Edwin St. Thomas
Norwalk
United States District Court
George Boles
Morse
St. Thomas
Southern District Court of New York
United States Maral
Hugh J. Lavery
Lavery
Bath YMCA membership drive to reopen for youth
The Bath YMCA seeks 700 memberships at six dollars a year to finance a $5000 one year budget. Funds from this drive and gym rentals would cover maintenance and youth programs for basketball and events, with payments urged via installments. C. D. Wilson at Morse High School acts as treasurer.
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Bath
C. D. Wilson
Morse High School
Balance for Popham Beach Wharf Co. stockholders
The Popham Beach Wharf Co. reports a final balance of 257418 to be paid to stockholders after ten years. Treasurer John H. Stacey notes the plan to land Kennebec and Reston steamers at Popham Beach, with a ten year lease and wharf improvements. Eastern Steamship Corp. agreed to regular landings and wharfage payments for ten years.
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Popham Beach
Feastern Steamship Corp
Eastern Steamship Corp
F.W. Carlton
Mr. Carlton
Ratan
Short Lobster Case Ends With Fines and Bond
Harald PD. Young faced a municipal court after a fish warden found 160 short lobsters in his possession. Judge J. Keegan fined him 50 cents for each short lobster plus costs of 10.05, with a bond set at 300 for January Supreme Court appearance. Mineral gems like amethyst garnet tepaz occur where igneous rocks predominate.
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Harald PD
Young
AL HL
J. 4
Keegan
Wats
Sso
Supreme Court
Capt Trott, Globe-Trotting Lighthouse Leader
Capt. Trott, chief of the United States Lighthouse Service, travels continents and oceans covering vast routes from Maine to Nome and Samoa. In eleven years he averages about 45 000 miles annually, inspecting stations from the Fifth Lighthouse District to the Canal Zone, Porto Rico, and Hanoi with a renowned record of safe journeys and naval aids upgrades.
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Capt
Trott
United States Lighthouse Service
Maine
Sabine Pass
Rio Grande
Canal Zone
Nome
Alaska
Virgin Islands
Page
Samoa
Great Lakes
Aveeirdupois
Virginia Way
Porto Rico
Hanoi
San Francisco
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Idea
Marshal
Beautiful York Hall
William D. Sewall
York Hall
Mr. and
Mrs. Wil
Liam J. Sewall
Wash
Ington
Edward
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Capt. Trott
Real Globe Trotter
Woolwich Man
FE. M. ‘Trott
Woolwich
William G. Trott
Sherwin-Williams
Johnson Bros Co
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