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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1928

Page

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London Sanitation Gaps Stir American Tourists

An American observer notes London's sanitation limits from public cups to refrigeration. The piece covers paratyphoid, food poisoning, and the public health debate, plus English tolerance of criticism, Hyde Park assemblies, and parallel marches to the Cenotaph showing a divided but orderly city.

London The Independent England Health Ministry France Italy America Hyde Park Trafalgar Square Boston Common Nelson “Monument Strand Bethnal Green Whitehall Horse Guards Parade Kitchener British Legion Horse Guards

Suspended Carrier Accused of Mail Thefts

Harry C. Sullivan a Bath Maine mail carrier with 16 years on duty was suspended after Boston post office inspectors investigated missing funds from letters. The affair follows years of complaints at the postmaster’s office and inspectors sought a warrant for arrest.

Harry C. Sullivan Center Street United States Post Office Boston Bath Sullivan Henry W. Owen

Large barn burns on Ingalls farm in North Bath

A large barn on Eugene Ingalls farm at North Bath burned early Saturday causing over 3000 dollars in losses including a Ford touring car a truck farm tools hay and 400 hens and chickens. Oscar Wright notified fire crews after chasing an alarm to central using a noisy call due to a faulty line.

Eugene E. Ingalls North Bath Oscar K. Wright A. & K. Railway Ingalls Place Washington and Winship Streets Fire Department Charles Parks Canal Ige Ark Bath Levi Powers Robinhood Merriman Portland Conti Times Wright Line

Mrs Lucy Carter Hosts Summer Cottage Party at West Point

Mrs Lucy Carter of Winchester Massachusetts entertained at her summer cottage with daughters Mrs Warriet Carrington of New York Mrs S wicy McLoud of Milwaukee and Miss Angie Kates of Los Angeles. Guests included Abna Johnson of West Point Mrs Johnson and Miss Alice Johnson and Miss Blanche Bryant of Brunswick.

Lucy Carter Winchester Mass South Freeport Warriet Carrington New York S Wicy McLoud Milwaukee Wis N.s Angie Kates Los Angeles Cal

Arthur Gradate Bath Trust Co's Blog Entry

Readable fragments show a post about glasses fitting and eye care with days listed as Mon Wed Sat and a contact phone 97. The text is fragmentary but indicates a shop or blog note on eyewear services.

Bath boy writes from Porto Rico about cyclone

Sumner Hayes, Humacao high school principal, describes the devastation in Porto Rico after the cyclone. He recounts seven thousand of Humacao’s ten thousand residents homeless, about 25 dead with hunger and disease spreading, and every public building and many homes ruined. He details loss of clothing, typewriters, labs, and classrooms, plans to start outdoor schooling, and the Red Cross aid arriving as darkness and isolation persist.

T. Sumner Hayes Bath Humacao High School Porto Rico John P. Hayes Washburn Street Hayes Humacao Red Cross Dad San Juan Sumner P. S

Bath Boy Wins National Air Race at Fort Worth

George Acheson, a Bath, Maine native and 1st Lieutenant in the U S Air Corps, won the 120 mile National Air Races at Fort Worth Texas with a time of about 51 minutes, earning the Mason M Patrick Trophy for attack type military planes. He flew at over 125 mph.

George Acheson Uncle Sam United States Air Corps Fort Worth Texas Acheson Lieut. Acheson Mason M. Patrick F. Trubee Davison U. S. Air Corps New York Maine Louise Staples Orphans Home Bath

Hose One Delights with Third Annual Duck Supper

Hose Co. 1 hosted its third annual duck supper at the Marshall Street hose house. Fifteen ducks provided by six crew members fed about 50 guests including visiting officials. Mayor Cahill sent cigars. Speakers praised the fire department and called for future gatherings and a state widows and orphans fund.

Hose Co. 1 Hose House Marshall Street James S. Knight Edward W. Hunt Vernal V. Chase Arthur L. Plant John H. Hunt Ellery E. Whittemore Charles H. Cahill Edward M. Robbins John W. Gillespie Stanley Burgess Harold E. Cutting Robert E. Small Ernest L. Stinson Harold Holbrook N. Gratz Jackson Wellington A. Moore Bath William Fennelly Somerville Mass Stanley M. Brown Common Council Ralph C. Covel Fire Department Cahill Covel Hose 1 South End Charles E. Parks Frank T. Fortier Committee On Fire Department Fennelly Massachusetts Oscar F. Williams Department Old Torrent 2 Whittemore Harry C. Webber the Times and Independent

Bath Baseball Club of 1897 Retells a Proud Past

A reminiscence of Bath’s 1897 baseball team, featuring Dan McPhee and a group of tramp players who toured towns to ply their craft. The piece notes their rugged style, storied barber shop HQ, and the team’s role in preserving Bath’s baseball prestige over 30 years ago.

Bath Bath Boys Bath Baseball Club Dan McPhee

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Post Office Ingalls’ Farm Arthur “Allen Grad Bath Trust Co Bath Boy Sumner Hayes Lieut High Street Dan Ferry Arch Jack Kerwin Harry Sanford Charlie Carr Walter Thomas William Winslow Hal Bryant Jack Caldwell Hal Barton Harry Frye Ernest F. Kelley Ace Castile Johnson Bros.co Stor
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