Factory to Start Reopen At Once In Alsworth
The Union Shoe Mfg Co directors announced reopening of the Alsworth factory after a long shutdown. A sufficient crew of 100 to 135 workers is expected for at least three months, with orders already on hand. George E Dineley of Boston advised, with Greeley named superintendent and James A McGown remaining general manager. The party also notes a political-rail rearrangement involving postmaster changes at South Surry and Serry, with schedules to resume mail service starting Oct 1.
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NEW SHOE FACTORY LEASE AND ROUSING FINANCING
The Giles Building on Main Street is leased by B F Thomas for a five year term to start a new Ellsworth shoe factory. He has raised part of the 10,000 needed and expects to begin operations in about three weeks with machinery to be installed and orders lined up. Meanwhile President Roosevelt’s Maine visit Aug 28 will be safeguarded with strict but non parade-based precautions.
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Justice Gray Resigns From Supreme Court After Ill Health
The United States Supreme Court sees a vacancy as Justice Gray resigns due to age and health. He suffered two strokes and, at seventy four, faced limited chance of recovery. His long tenure exceeded two decades, and Oliver Holmes is named as his successor.
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The Candid List of Those Voting Sept. 8
The time limit for nominating candidates for the September election has passed Hazardey. The Hancock county officers and eight district representatives likely to win are listed in the paper’s fourth page editorial column. The list names numerous Democratic nominees and reflects the contested races.
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Campaign to Open the Meeting in Maine Campaign
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Dragged Down Feeling Hancock County Camp Meeting Plans
The Methodets of Hancock county organize an exodus to Northport for an enovel camp meeting August 18. Preaching services daily at 106 p.m. and 2 p.m. feature Rev. Robert Sulettte and others from Betton, Weternver and nearby churches. Cottage prayer on Sunday at 1300 precedes sermons. organizers announce a backer and district support for the event.
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