Maine and national issues mix in broad review
The piece blends labor and railway tensions with calls for fair investigation, Holland ship exports, toll roads, and war critique. It cites President Hughes, brotherhood leaders, and Kaiser anger, plus Maine shoe making, Franklin stoves, and political praise for Ham while urging arbitration and industry.
Canal site shift places Salt River near Lewiston
Salt River, not Andros coggin, is described as the current location of Dan Mack's sea to Lewiston canal. The note suggests the canal extends from the sea toward Lewiston, updating prior geography in the record.
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Maine Coast Artillery encampment at Fort Williams sets record
The 4th Co Coast Artillery enlistees began the 1916 encampment in Portland after new mobilization to the Mexican border. Nearly all tents sit on straw ticks as Augusta storehouse and Fort Williams stables supplied the hard beds. Encampment attendance and company representation reach historic highs with Kennebunk’s 13th Company joining. Ispector Captain Niles conducts battalion muster with Major Baker, Cummings, and Goodier commanding the three battalions composed of Portland Bath Biddeford Sanford Auburn Westbrook companies.
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Harry W. Smith
Warry ‘Goodier
Saco
Percival A. Bachelder
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Rockland Seeks End of Open Liquor Policy After Meeting
A Rockland move to curb liquor sales and vice gains momentum as a Good Government Association formed by leading businessmen votes to end wide openness. Glen A. Lawrence elected president and Charles T. Smalley secretary. advisory group includes Mayor Flint and ex Senator Gardner. The group aims to close saloons and brothels, with official backing from Mayor Flint and local authorities.
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Saloons Targeted as City Moves to Remove Suspect
The campaign began to clear the city of a man blamed for sheltering crooks. Authorities seized large quantities of liquor at his establishments today, and the owner has vanished. building owners will be notified as action continues.
Open Season for Migratory Birds Regulated by New Federal Law
President Wilson approves enforcement of the new federal migratory bird act. Hunters are advised to check state laws as open seasons may be overridden by federal postings. Certain species are protected indefinitely and shooting is prohibited from sunset to sunrise. Zone based dates enumerate inclusive periods for waterfowl, shore birds, and related species across multiple states and regions.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Pure Blood Health
Purports to strengthen bones muscles and organs through pure blood. Claims to treat scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite and fatigue. Encourages purchase now from all druggists.
Eagan to Fight Carl Herz in Bath Bout
Joe Eagan of South Boston is matched to meet Carl Herz of Washington in Bath on October 3, third encounter after prior wins by Herz in Pittsfield and Eagan in Derry. Herz recently stopped Al Nelson and Young Jasper and drew with Joe White. he seeks rematches with White and others from 142 to 159 pounds. Promoters plan a winner’s bout against Johnny Wilson with the Columbia Club seeking shows in Bath.
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South Boston
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al Nelson
Manchester
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Joe White
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White
Walter Butler
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Terry Brooks
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Maine voters reject Wilson McAdoo shipping plan sweep
The Voice of Maine reports a Republican landslide in Maine on Monday as voters rebuke the Wilson McAdoo government ownership scheme for merchant shipping. Hughes frames the issue as a strike against American shipping, noting Republicans win governor, two senators, and four congressmen while Democrats lose McGillicuddy in a seafaring district.
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Maine
Hughes
Wilson
United States
Representative McGillicuddy
Johnson
McGillicuddy
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