Auto plunges over bank onto Maine Central tracks
Joseph August 61 of Cambridge along with Mary Davis 38 and her 1 year old daughter Catherine narrowly escaped death when their closed Hudson left a Woolwich highway and plunged 25 feet down a rocky embankment onto the Maine Central tracks. All three suffered injuries, with August fracturing his right wrist and Davis lacerations, while the child escaped with bruises. Mrs. August joined at Bath, staying at Hotel Phoenix as observers monitor their conditions.
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Joseph August
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Davis
James Davis
DeWolfe Street
Catherine
Hudson
August
Vine Cliff
Southport
Massachusetts
Woolwich
Maine Central
Bath City
Mr. August
Davis
Bath
Hotel Phoenix
Bath Republicans plan big rally in Columbia theatre
Bath to host a large rally Thursday at eight with three speakers United States Senator Walter E. Edge Governor Percival Baxter and Congressman Wallace White all addressing local crowds Miss Harriet Perry departs for Tokyo to engage in Japanese social work Bates College Oxford debate details received by Bates Professor A C Baird Mrs Cutler Bowker reports family visits and return home after weekend travels
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Harriet
Perry
Portland
Maine
Vancouver
B. C
Tokio
Japan
Miss Perry
Bates College
Oxford University
Lewiston
A. C. Baird
Bates
Oxford Debating Union
Oxford
Annual Meeting Notes for Maine Press Association
The Augusta Maine Press meeting outlines October sessions with officers elections and committee appointments. Key speakers include Charles I Nash EF Nichols Lewis A Burleigh and Charles G Jenness with talks on advertising and subscriber growth. Banquet planned for 6 50 and attendance open to printers publishers and guests with advance notice required by October 4.
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Augusta
Maine Press Association
Charles I. Nash
EF. B. Nichols
The
Bath Times
Lewis A. Burleigh
Kennebec Journal Co
James A. Brown
New York City
Herbert J. Kauffmann
Tarrytown
N. Y
Charles G. Jenness
Rochester
NTL
Courier
Jenness
New Hampshire Press Association
Arthur S. Morris
Courier Printing Co
Littleton
N. U
Sherman Publishing Co
Bar Harbor
W. H. Titus
Ellsworth American
New England
Kennebec Bridge Meeting Held In Wiscasset
The Kennebec Bridge association gathered at the county courthouse in Wiscasset with over 50 citizens from Knox, Lincoln, Waldo and Sagadahoc counties. Secretary pro tem George W. Singer noted progress since October and urged ferried piers filled with concrete. directors from each town were asked to form finance committees to fund preliminary work and a survey ahead of the next legislature.
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Times
FLOW
Carlton
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Kennebec
Kendall M. Dunbar
Damariscotta
William Titus
Alna
A. J. Jefferson
James B.perkins
Boothbay Harbor
William Cochran
Edgecomb
Autos Collide on State Road in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs John F Stacey and his parents were involved in a Brunswick accident when their Fordwas struck by a car registered to Anna Moore of 15 Iluse Street. Mrs Moore allegedly drove the other vehicle. Stacey was driving toward Death after passing the cemetery when the other car crossed and pushed the Staceys into a ditch. Windshield smashed, axle bent, mudguards twisted. Mrs G F Stacey and George F Stacey cut. State patrolman Harry L Thompson investigated. no serious injuries. Also notes residents moving and visits to the Home for an Indefinite period.
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John F. Stacey
Pleasant Street
Stacey
George BF. Stacy
Brunswick
Anna Moore
Iluse Street
Moore
Pines
Stacy
G. F. Stacy
George F. Stacy
Harry L. Thompson
School Matters Fully Discussed Tuesday Evening
The Board of Education reviewed preparations for the fall reopening of public schools and voted to use Morse high school as superintendent offices due to Center street building closure. They approved clerk hire, adjusted funds, accepted pupil transport bids, noted fence repairs, accepted two resignations, and outlined enrollment projections across multiple schools and grades.
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Board of Education
Center Street
Morse High School
BE. Mason Wright
Bath
Mr. Wright
M. Loring
Albert Lakin
SSIS
Mildred Jones
Etta Berman
Dike School
Miss Blair
Miss Douglas
Miss Taker
Miss Libby
Miss Sturtevant
North Grammar School
Miss Marston
Miss Silsby
North
Miss Hooper
Miss Mulligan
Miss Hartnett
Old High School
Miss Adams
Miss Hunt
Miss Trask
Miss Lake
Miss Magoun
South
Miss Mitchell
Miss Foster
Miss Curtis
Miss Hateh
Mitchell
Miss Cook
Miss Carey
Miss Kane
Miss Wright
Miss Coombs
Miss Fisher
Winneganee School
Miss Ferguson
Early Days of Church Told by Dr OBrien
Dr Francis W OBrien founder of People's Baptist church and now pastor of Greenwood Baptist Brooklyn recounted the early days of the Bath church. He recalled personal contacts with leading Bath figures whose moral and financial support funded the church building. Tonight Rev J G Rogers of Beacon Street Methodist leads the meeting.
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People's Baptist Church
Francis W. O'Brien
Greenwood Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Bath
Ja G G. Rogers
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Senator Edge Visits Friends at Small Point
United States Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey arrives in Bath from Washington on December 2 and plans several campaign appearances across Maine. He meets Hon. and Mrs. Harold Sewall at Small Point, speaks at a Fairfield rally with Governor Baxter and Rep. Wallace White, Jr., and is regarded as a top business leader and effective speaker on national affairs.}
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United States
Walter BE. Edge
New Jersey
Bath
Washington
Ele
Harold M. Sewall
Small Pot
Fairfield
Cumberland County
Columbia
Percival PL Baxter
Wallace Tl, White
Edge
Congress
Walter E. Edge
Percival P. Baxter
Wallace H. White
Day visits Bath scene of first pastorate
Dr James R Day former chancellor of Syracuse University visited Bath with his daughter Anna and spoke on prohibition. He recalled his first pastorate at Wesley Church in Bath in 1872 and praised conservative community values while arguing against enforcing labor or political power through liquor laws. He reflected on his health, early church work, and local ministers as well as a revival that brought 4000 converts.
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James R. Day
James Roscoe Day
Chianeedor
Syracuse University
Pable
Wy Mne
America
Tie
Bath
Mars
Day
Anna
AL Duncan
Washington Street
Public Journal
Andrew Jackson
Wesley M. New
Bowdoin College
Duncan
Wesley Church
Mt2
Bowdoin
Kents
George W. Duncan
Horatio A. Duncan
King of the Young
Dr. Duncan
Candy's Harbor
Horatio A. Dineen
Alonze A. Morse
Adenzo Ud. Morse
Jor
Wesley Elaret
George W. Dunlean
George Moulton
Zins Blair
Samuel Dillawas
Zina Trofsut
Read Nichols
Elisha Chirke
Mar
Nichols
Leas
Dr. Day
Fiere
Deny
Path
Path Universalst
Alwass
Perstor
Wesles Church
Paron Fiske
Winter Street
Ehurch
Porter
North Street Baptist
Tallon
Agnanie Pal Court
Tallman
Freestreet
Vermont
State Pier at Portland under rapid construction
The State Pier site at Portland, purchased by the Portland State Pier District, extends about 1 200 feet to the harbor line with 13 ½ acres of land and wharf. The 1 000 foot long pier accommodates both overseas and coastwise shipping, with a two story shed for passenger and immigration facilities, grain galleries, and modern freight handling gear. Construction began in January and is expected to finish by year end, delivering a modern waterfront terminal for next winter.
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Portland
Galt Wharf
Grand Trunk Railway Co
Guthre Franklin Wharf
Eastern Steamship Lines, Incorporated
State Pier
Franklin Wharf
Grand Trunk Terminal
Franklin
Yellow Pine
Grand Trunk
Porthind
Majestic
Renge
Athimtie
Pere
Ot Mtn
Freigh
Astern Steamship Co
New York
Boston
United States Army
Washington
Worthind
trans-Athletic
Port of
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the Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Walter I E. Mdge
Percival PP. Baxter
Hlon
Annual Meeting OF Maine Press
Association To
Kennebec Bridge
Association
Alma Washard
High
Harvard Streets
Raymond
Carrie Blake
Lowell
Nellie Orwin
Freeport
Anna Lincoln
S. A. Jewett
O’brien
Senator Edge
Small Point
Morse
Union District
Owl's Head
Artho
Portmouth
N. Ph
der Ph
Anns i
Rochards
Auburn
Kor
Universalise
Trans- Atlantic Pier
Commercat Errere
Grand Tronuk
Union Station
Republican Rally
Johnson Bros CO
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