Chaos in Senate and Prouwse Could Force Presidential Crisis
Analysis warns that if La Jollette fails to win enough votes the Senate would deadlock and the House would be unable to decide. It suggests President could be decided by a disordered line of succession, with figures like Coolidge, Hughes, and New proposed, risking national chaos from a strong third party vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Prouwse
la Jollette
Dawes
Bess
Wirsto Montina
Coolidge
Total Iis
Borah
Hane
Borat
Mir Thughes
Anether
Tierry New
Congress
Nodaw
Farmers Hired Help Dwindles As Farmers Diversify
A mercantile concern notes farmers cut hired help to beat city wage costs. With less wheat and more diverse crops, farmers expect steadier work for themselves and reduced need for outside labor. President Coolidge echoed the theme, noting distress fades when farmers grow more for home use, lowering costs and curbing overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
President Coolidge
Bath Labour Prospects Improve For Coming Winter
Bath expects more work ahead than four years ago with potential good news before snow flies. If realized, it could boost industry and employment, bringing home workers who have left Bath. The outlook is hopeful, aiming for greater confidence than last year’s winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hughes Policy Receives Broad US Support Abroad Condemnation
The MacPonntl treaty receives limited praise at home and abroad. In the United States the Hughes policy enjoys near universal approval while the Soviet Government faces widespread condemnation from multiple sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacPonntl
Hughes
United States
Fall Approaches as Transport Lines Scale Back
With steamboat lines ending service and trains pulling back some traveler accommodations, the change signals that summer is over and autumn is near, affecting journeys and schedules.
Probate Court Session in Sagadahoc County September
The Sagadahoc County Probate Court held its September term’s first session on September 26. Judge James S. Lowell approved wills for Salmon W. Putnam and others, appointed executors and administrators, granted many guardianships, and allowed several accounts and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aogrst
Sagadahoee County
James S. Lowell
Salmon W. Putnam Lite
Fitchburg
Salmon W. Putnam
Brame Py Putnam
Marshall J. White
Lnte
Bowdoinhaim
Edward Tl. White
Wiliam Lynch
Bath
Jobo Th
Thomas
Laneh
Belanger Hite Oof Path
Resulie Telanger Exeedurix
Clarence DP Bares
Bowdoinhgam
Locke Crouse
Eunice Luella Ross
Richmond
Daanes
Ross
Pol C. Warren
Georgetown
Clarence DP Bittesbite
Lowdoin
Kunice Taeda Ross
Richmona
James L. Ross
Jane 2
Moulton
Caroline M. Newell
Adna
Robinson
Charles W. Robinson
Harry D. Cahoon
Tath
Joboob
Perry Gemrdiam
Paeo Dreyfus Lie
Boston
Sydney
Carl
Kiwin Oh
Dreyfus
Eleanor TP
Shaw
Oqeella
Shiow
Clara Me Reid
Walter EL Reidachmin
Cestate
Melville
Dillian Mc Wright
Wilbur AL Freeman
Arrowsie
George TP Spinney
J. Ciantington
Oliver Ts. Clason
Azelle TL
Huntington
Luht Deering Atkins
Gardiner R. Deering
Katherine I. Tiartuert
Eugene J. Hartnett
Morrill McKenny
Tiariy Be. Fishbeck
Tate
Lata Deering Atkins
Warold
Lillian Wi. Deering
Baths
William T. Thal
Rh. S
Alice
White
Charles
James N. Gillis
Fred Wf. Thompson
Ellen M. Mason
Jacob Dreyfus
Edwin J. Dreyfus
Carrie DD. Salaman
Guardian
Mona Th. Sobinson
Ttalysh Robinson
Helen G. Robinson
Marie P. Cahoon
John TL. Perry
Charles W. W. Robinson
lMstate
Adeline Lo Massey
Bath National Bank
Elmer V. Emerson
Henry Bo Hondlette
Harry Kh. Pishbeck
Merrill McKenney
Solar Lodge marks 120th birthday in Bath Massachusetts
Solar Lodge No. 14 FO and AL M celebrated its 120th anniversary with origins dating to September 10, 1804 in Bath Lincoln County Massachusetts. The lodge's first Worshipful Master was William Wing the first Governor of Maine. Current member count and historic records remain intact. Mr and Mrs William Belcher of Balboa Canal Zone celebrated in Bath with ties to Essex County Agricultural College and Royal Arch Chapter Masons. James T R Perkins of Boothbay former federal prohibition director and Democratic gubernatorial candidate lost a Lincoln county state senate race to Forrest H Bond. Mrs Perkins campaigned for her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Bath
County of T Lincoln
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Willian Kine
Andrew Greenwood
Tileston Cushing
Willian Ledward
William Allen
Atherton Wales
David Stinson
Joseph Torrey
Benjamin Swanton
Samuel Adams
William Wing
Maine
William Bretcher
Balboa
Canal Zone
Flavel Pierce
W. J. Coonbs
Corliss Street
Belcher
Essex County Agricultural College of
Massachusetts
Royal Arch Chapter
Portland
Balboa Lodge
James TR. Perkins
Boothbay
Thatcor
Lincoln County
Forrest H. Bond
Jefferson
Perkins
Croteaus Visit Gilboys in Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Francia Croteau and three children of Skowhegan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Gilboy on Washington Street. The Croteaus are in charge of the insurance department of The Texas Steamship Co when located here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Croteau
Skowhegan
Fred Gilboy
Washington Street
Croteau's
Croteaus
Texas Steamship.Co
Public roads parking condemned by highway commission
Widespread warnings condemn parking on paved highway portions. The State Highway Commission and affiliated associations urge motorists to use secondary roads, keep off curves, and park only away from traffic to prevent accidents and blockages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeberg
Tishawis
Ateciena
Witenes
Oeteerne Petter Association
Seeardi
Betletin Inst
Hso
Amd
Wist
Teten
Prrvin
Mrotennis
A. N
Lewis Latien
Troy
AOA
Glen
Madin
Wolstenholme Accepts People’s Church Call
George Be Wolstenholme has accepted the call to pastor the People’s Church of Bath. He expresses gratitude and commitment, noting opportunities for Christian service and urging believers to follow Christ amidst challenging days. The letter emphasizes unity, faith, and trust in divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Eloweh
Bath
George Terni Wolstenholme
Bath Girl's Wedding Invitations Issued for September Ceremony
Minod Mes Stepsiter Mite Cutler request the honor of the presence at the marriage reception of their daughter Marvy dstiey Mero Edweed Gould Mead on Saturday afternoon September 20, 1924 at the Washington street home in Mirine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teath People
Stepsiter
Mite
Cutler
Nerringe
Marvy Dstiey
Mero
Edweed Gould Mead
Washington Street
Mirine
Bath ex mayor Charles Cali wins Bath district seat
Mr Cali, former Bath mayor, led the Democratic ticket and carried his precinct as he defeated rivals for the representative to the legislature. He thanked supporters Tuesday morning for their loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Th Cali
Bath
Cali
Wiehmam Oon
Mw Fotal
Ward
Sishee
Funeral of John St. Gage Held Amid Local Turnout
The funeral took place Monday afternoon at 1 4 White Street, with many business leaders and citizens attending. Large floral displays showed the esteem for the deceased. Bearers included Harry W. Tucker Elwell S. Crosby Charles Low and Walter Lenfest. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ST. Gage
White Street
Harry W. Tucker
Elwell S. Crosby
Charles
Low
Walter Lenfest
Oak Grove
Maine Roads Under Construction Across Numerous Districts
The State Highway Commission announced extensive construction on many Maine sections. Projects include Raymond RB and Casco B bituminous macadam with detours and travel over works, Bridgton I and Naples I sections with detours, and multiple other towns detailing miles under construction and detour paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Raymond
Jordan River
Casco
Bridgton
Maexdams
Naples Village
Naples
New Gloucester
Poland Springs
Norway
Gry Corner
Danville House
Turner
Auburn
Purner Village
Paris-Woodstoe
Orneville-Lingrange
T-Ik
Infield
Greenbush
Passadumkeng
Mattuwamkeng
Smyrna
Bucksport
Perry
Edmunds
Caratunk
the Forks
Caratunk Village
Forks Plantation
West Forks
Dennistown
Sandy Bay
Bald Mountain
Johnson Mountain
Bath Welcomes New Rubber Repair Venture Fuze-on
A certificate of incorporation was filed in Augusta for Fuze-on Rubber Company promising a new Bath based industry. The Bath firm will manufacture Fuze-on a heat free patching compound for tires and rubber goods with three product sizes and an office in Boston. Directors include Raymond J. Belyea and Williams Whitney with Bath natives Alice Whitney and Elizabeth M. H. Belyea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bath
Raymond J. Belyea
Boston
Williams Whitney
Alice TH. Whitney
Elizabeth MH. Belyea
North Street
Delyea
Maine
Front Street
Rodeo Finds a Friend in Great Britain
A London Outlook critique questions why animal act exhibitors face prosecution while hunting and shooting are tolerated. It argues Cochran’s Wembley show mirrors daily prairie life, while horse racing and partridge shooting escape punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Dr. Johnson
Cochran
Wembley
J. P
London Outlook
William H. Emmons Veteran Bath grocer dies after illness
William H. Emmons 59 a Bath native and retired Bath grocer died Saturday at City hospital after nearly a year illness. Born to Joshua P. and Catherine Emmons he spent life in Bath. He retired from the grocery business in 1923 and was a member of the Eagles and Moose. Survived by brother Fred I. Emmons and sisters Annie B. Haskell and Clara Hilton, both of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TH. Fmmons
City Hospital
Bath
Joshua P
Catherine Emmons
Emmons
The
Eagles
Moose
Fred I. Emmons
Annie B. Haskell
Clara Hilton
Maine Detectives Object to Out of State Men
Maine detectives protest the use of out of state investigators to work in Maine. The block of officers elected at the annual Lewis ton meeting includes Max Beaulieu as Chief and Arthur G. Robinson as Deputy Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
William A. Jack
Bath
Maine State Detectives Association
Lewiston
Max Beaulieu
Arthur G. Robinson
Gardiner
Charles A. Maxwell
Portland
Edward J. Cogan
Dexter
Charles Whitworth
Lace
Thomas F. Rankin
Alfred
Charles W. Gerow
Yarmouth
Albert Follett
Frank M. Douglas
Danger
Mrs Carroll Watson Heads Home From Boston Trip
Mrs Carroll Watson returns to her Washington street home after a brief Boston visit with her brother Charles J Donnell and Mrs Donnell and three daughters Jane Barbara and Mary Ileanor en route to Seattle to sail for their home in Tianjin China.
Labor Day Observed Across Several Regions in 1881
Labor Day began in September 1881 and was observed on Monday in Canada the Dominican Republic Yukon Territory Alaska Hawaii Panama Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominican Republic
Youkon
Territory
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Puringtons Honeymoon Guests Of Rogers in Whiskeag
Mr and Mrs Frank FE Purington of Gorham are honeymoon guests of Mrs George Rogers and Miss Rosa Rogers in Whiskeag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. Purington
Gorham
George Rogers
Rosa Rogers
Broadcasting World Series Games An Art In Itself
Plans are laid for the world’s baseball series radio coverage. Broadcasters aim for higher quality as audiences rise by millions. Expert reporters stress terse, simple narration and timing with the action to avoid crowd interference and to let listeners imagine the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. BE
Groh
Williams
Bankruptcy Hearing Set in Bath for Bradbury Case
William T. Hall, referee in bankruptcy, will hear reclamation petitions filed by Endicott-Johnson Corp. Boston for 1500, Max Oransky Portland for 132.30, and Cambridge Rubber Sales Corp. Boston for 185.50. The hearing is at 10 a.m. Sept. 17 in Hall's Bath office at 72 Front Street, with creditors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hall
Harry B. Bradbury
Rockland
Raymond F. Thurston
Endicott-Johnson Corp
Boston
Max Oransky
Portland
Cambridge Rubber Sales Corp
Mr. Hall
Front Street
Bath
Bath's Schools Open for the Fall Term
Bath schools opened for the fall term with a one session schedule at 8 15 am to 1 30 pm. Supt Clinton 10 announced a long list of teachers including Morse high Arthur B Scott acting principal Raymond Hayward Alice Magoun Ruth T Wilson and many others across Dike North grammar North primary Old High South primary and Winnegance schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Supt
Clinton
Wilson
Morse High
Arthur B. Scott
Raymond Hayward
Alice Magoun
Ruth T. Wilson
Mary Conley
Ida H. Rose
Thelma Littlefield
Ellen Turner
David Alkazin
J. Edward Pomeroy
Esther Tyler
Helen Hamlin
Ella Carey
Stella Duprey
Anna Conley
Charles W. Peterson
Marion Freeman
Ann Trott
Ellen Blair
Ella Douglas
Grace Baker
Edith Lunt
Mabel Libby
Gendolyn Vaughan
North
Frostina Marston
Gertrude Silsby
Louise Robbins
Ella Wall
Martha Hooper
Margaret Mulli
Maine Sportsmen to Meet at Maranacook
The Maine Sportsmen's Fish and Game Association holds its annual three day meeting at Tallwood Inn Lake Maranacook September 11 12 and 13 featuring revolver rifle and trap shooting running deer guides wardens matches canoe races log hurling and fly casting contests with prizes for event winners and a prize for the largest fish caught by a lady swimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Sportsmen's Fish and Game Association
Tallwood Inn
Lake Marannecook
Two Bath Granddaughters Wed to Lutz Brothers
Mrs Fred F Butler traveled to Massachusetts and New York for a wedding in West Newton where Margaret and Elinor Steadman married Robert and Roger Lutz. The brides are daughters of A J Steadman and the grooms are Harvard men sons of Rev and Mrs P G Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Butler
Massachusetts
New York City
Lutz-Steadman
First Unitarian Church
West Newton
Mass
Margaret
Elinor Steadman
A. J. Steadman
Robert
Roger Lutz
Harvard
P. G. Lutz
Steadman
Katherine Frazier
Dances Continue at Garnet Hall This September
The Garnet dance hall will keep events going in September with Grindell's orchestra performing every Wednesday and Saturday, drawing many local dancers who enjoy the popular weekly scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Dance Hall
Grindell
Gleason 74 Died After Hospital Admission
Thomas H. Gleason aged 74 was admitted to the city hospital from the city farm on August 26 and died Thursday afternoon at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas HT. Gleason
City Hospital
City Farm
Plow Debate Highlighted By West Bank Leader
Guy Huston a farmers' banker of vast influence in the west declares that the nation has 6 500 000 farms and warns that a million of them should never have a plow placed in them citing agricultural policy and rural land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Huston
West
United States to Buy Record 100 Million Pounds of Explosives
The United States plans to purchase 100 million pounds of explosives, the largest order ever placed. The materials will be used for road construction and agricultural purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cosmopolitan Club Appoints House and Program Committees
The Cosmopolitan club names its monthly house committee Marion Freeman Edna Bliss and Martin Moulton. Program committee includes Mrs John FE Burkhardt and Mrs John Shaw. Philanthropic committee lists Ela Douglas and Mrs Leland K Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Marion Freeman
Edna Bliss
Martin Moulton
John FE
Burkhardt
John Shaw
Ela Douglas
Leland K, Mitchell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Times Company
F. B. Nichols
Pres. and
Treas
Bath, Maine
State OF
Masonic Organization
MR. Cahill
John H. Gage
Bulletin of Interest
William H. Emmons
Mary Kane
West Point
John Kane
Maranacook
Thomas H. Gleason
Springfield
Neres
Cosmo Club
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