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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1924

Page

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Flashes of Action WWI film shown for American Legion benefit

The Pastime Theatre hosts a charity screening of Flashes of Action by the United States Signal Corps. Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion presents scenes from Pershing’s forces through Verdun and the Argonne, ending with the First Division’s welcome home in New York and Washington.

United States Signal Corps Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion General Pershing Brest Paris Varmaise Leicheprey St. Mihiel Salient Argonne Verdun New England No-Man's Land France Caesar Rhine Coblenz Europe New York Washington Pennsylvania Avenue

Rhode Island Republicans elect 13 delegates to Cleveland

Thirteen delegates and thirteen alternates were chosen at Rhode Island Republican conventions in Providence. Delegates urged support for Calvin Coolidge at the National Convention. The session denounced the Ku Klux Klan and attacked Senate rulings. Representative Samuel H. Davis highlighted low registration and voting rates among eligible Rhode Island voters. Women attending include Mrs Mary Colt Gross and Mrs June Rockwell Levy. Bristol delegates were James F. Lavander and others.

Cleveland Providence Calvin Coolidge Senate Felix A. Toupin Samuel H. Davis Westerly Davis Bristol James F. Lavander William H. Thayer Benjamin F Lindemuth Ezra Dixon Benjamin M MacDougall Julian Herreshoff

Fifth District Court Hears Tire Theft and Nuisance Plea

In a weekly Fifth District Court session, Alvaro Silvia was adjudged probably guilty of stealing auto tires worth 150 dollars from George Ellis’s garage on March 25 and bound over to the Grand Jury after waiving reading of a warrant. Bail set at 700 dollars. Frank Marks, accused proprietor of the Church Street House, pleaded not guilty to maintaining a nuisance and the case was continued two weeks.

Fifth District Court John L. Lonergan Frank H. Hammill Alvaro Silvia George Ellis Thames Street Frank Marks Church Street Joseph A. Hammill

Returning to Bristol Angevines plan permanent home on Lawless estate

Mr and Mrs W H Angevine of Hartford Conn announce plans to move back to Bristol and reside permanently. They will occupy their former house on Lawless estate Hope Street recently vacated by Col and Mrs A W Anthony and family. Col and Mrs Anthony relocated to the west side Hope Street. Senator LeBaron B Colt.

W. H. Angevine Hartford A. W. Anthony

Men Gather for Supper and Forum at Bristol Y

Thursday evening at 6 30 the Bristol Y M C A hosts a men’s supper in Rockwell Hall. Dr A M Merriman calls it the year’s key meeting with a menu of hot roast beef loaf es calloped potatoes cabbage salad rolls coffee orange ice frosted cupcakes salted peanuts and cigars Mrs Cora Anderson performs piano selections. Secretary Holm leads a forum after the meal. Tickets expected to sell fast for a large turnout.

Bristol Y M.-Cab Vl Rockwell Hall A. M. Merriman Cora Anderson Holm

Bristol Unit of League Plans State Membership Drive

Mrs Edward I Cooper presided at a Bristol Unit meeting held at her High Street home. The group voted to support the state drive starting May 5 to add 2000 members, setting Bristol's quota at 32. Reports from Miss M W Wyatt, Mrs E I Cooper, Miss A W Bourn and Miss E B Bache covered the School of Political Education at Brown University last weekend. Regular meetings will be held at Mrs Cooper's home on the first Monday evening each month.

Edward I. Cooper Bristol League of Women Voters High Street League M. W. Wyatt E. I. Cooper A. W. Bourn E. B. Bache

American Legion Post to vote on permanent home

The American Legion Kearney Post No. 6 will meet at Grand Army Halls at 8 PM to decide whether to own a permanent home. Department Commander B W Wall reports readiness for the showing of Flashes of Action at the Pastime Theatre Thursday evening.

Kearney No. 6 Grand Army Halls B. W. Wall

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