Editorial divides on Japan exclusion law in Congress
The piece argues a Gentlemen's Agreement could be more effective than a formal exclusion law. It notes Japan’s potential evasion, Canadian and Mexican routes, and US Far East interests. It mentions President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes and anticipates the President may allow the measure to become law without a signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Japan
United States
Coolidge
Hughes
Far East
Feral Harbor
Coolidge Rebukes Senate Over Biased Investigations
The President condemns the Senate for unfair partisan probes while defending the value of investigations. He notes some efforts misrepresent his stance and calls the conduct a disgrace, earning mixed praise from partisan quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Senate
Public official toppled amid political mudslinging
A modern congressional inquiry sees a public official resign amid smear campaigns with charges dropped, while new victims emerge. The piece laments a system that hinders honest service and promotes dirty politics over statesmanship and accountability.
Parish Aid Society to Meet at Trinity Church Parish House
Judge Frank H Hammill returned recently from a brief stay in Miami Florida. The Parish Aid Society of Trinity Church will meet at 230 oclock tomorrow afternoon in the Parish House. Various local notices follow including a social at State Street M E Church and troop activities of the Bristol Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hammill
Miami, Florida
Trinity Church
Easter Vacation Travel and Local Church Service Notes
Miss Margaret Morrissey and Miss Grace Shiel, Oliver School teachers, spend Easter vacation in New York. Rev Hezekiah Usher Munro of Scituate aided in St Michael's Church services Sunday. Trinity Men's Club voted five dollars to the Radio Fund for disabled World War veterans. Water from a new manhole at Bradford and Hope streets damaged 26 telephone lines. NE Telecom workers bailed the water and completed repairs by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M Morrissey
Grace E. Shiel
Oliver School
New York
Hezekiah Usher“ Munro
Scituate
St. Michael’s
J. F. Duffy
Trinity Men’s Club
Trinity Parish House
Radio Fund
Bradford and
Hope Streets
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Community Notes From Town Gatherings And Visits
Local residents host relatives and friends from New York and Florida. A monthly bazaar planning meeting of Kearney Post and Auxiliary is set for this evening. Church ladies meet tomorrow night to discuss society work. Sewer and water mains excavation continues on Mount Hope avenue under Town Engineer Jewell. Easter guests visit from Bristol and Washington, others return north from Florida. Excelsior Tennis Club annual meeting scheduled for tomorrow. Bristol Council Knights of Columbus host Easter Monday dance with Yacht Club orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Norris
New? York
Maria D. Norris
J.C. Donahue
Ellie
Byfield School
Washington, D. C
Margaret Guinan
Flushing
Long Island
Isses Downey
Franklin Street
Kearney Post
Fred M. Straight
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street
M. E
Sarah D. Bosworth
Hope Street
Andrew W. Anthony
A. Russell Newman
New Port Richie
Fla
Excelsior Tennis Club
William L. Manchester
Wardwell Lumber Company
Manchester
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Belvedere Sun Parlor
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Yacht Club
Thomas McGrath
John Lavander
William Sisson
Edward LeClair
William Dwyer
Frank Giglio
James Wyhie
For Sale White Leghorn Pullets and Poultry Housing
Classified note offers White Leghorn laying pullets of Lord's Farm strain and poultry houses. Item available by sale to suit purchaser posed by Oscar Gablinskie at 9 Hari Street Institution Acer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord's Farm
Hed Poultry Houses
Suit Chase
Oscar Gablinske
Hari
Rebies Gence 2 ve ae
In New Jersey preparations are under way for the sailing of a party of brides with Dr John Moerinvey among those involved. May 1 marks departure for Italy and other continental destinations. Dominic Langello of 4th Street will act as Tribune correspondent during Miss Morrissey’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newezehes
Frances E Peabody Obituary Prominent Town Native Dies
Frances E Peabody widow of Frederick S Peabody and descendant of Benjamin Church died in Providence Sunday morning after living at Oak Street House for two months. She was born May 7 1843 in this town to Nathaniel and Elizabeth Church and is survived by her granddaughter Mrs Clifford Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Peabody
Frederick S. Peabody
Oak Street House
Providence
Peabody
Nathaniel and
Elizabeth (Tallman) Church
Benjamin Church
Charles A. Barbour
Clifford Mc
Fragments Hint at Clergy and Centerpiece Event
Readable text mentions Rev. James J. Goodacre and a reference to a center or center event, suggesting a church or community gathering recounted in the Nort Central region. The snippet is incomplete but indicates involvement of a religious figure and local venue.
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Oface
Bradford Bt
Thames
Bristol
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Editorial
E.E. Couillard
Arety
News of
James F
Duffy
Adv
Wendell R. Davis
United States Rubber Company
St. Michael’s Church
Anson B. Howard
State Street M. E
Epworth League
Helen Louis Clark
James Madison Clark
Columbus
Ohio
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J. Winthrop Wolf
James
Manuel Perry
Gooding Lane
Harold DeWolf
Dimond's Corner
Bristol Gun Club
Providence Gun Club
Greenwood Traps
R. E. Lanphear
Earle. McKenzie
Roy Dunbar
Eugene Ryone
E. J Johnson
Roxbury
Mass
Henry Sweeney
Metacom Avenue
Hope
Chestnut Streets
Bok
G S Marshall
Sadie Marshall
B Hale
H Hawley
L. Carnes
J Davidson
A M. Munro
G H Bush
Elizabeth Peterson
William Street
Post Office
New England
Henry Trudell
Second Street
Hope Circle
Grand Army Hall
Childres
Benner
Gude
Sun
M. N. J. Breitenbach Co
Warren
Wgod ST
Bristol Aerie of Eagles
Duffy's
Science
Bufington’s Pharmacy
Nursing Association
Dimond’s
Kathleen Marksby
Hope St
Tel
Martha Graham
Canno Brothers
Richmond ST
of Hope and
Union Streets
Burton Street
Phoenix
A. W Anthony
High Street
Fielding Williams
Hope and
Church Streets
Walley Streets
Burton and
Howe Streets
Phoenix Office
Howe Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Etore of Co. A. Johnson
Church St
Leclair
L. G. Cote
Lorthe
Comsat
Lewhis
Stefia
G. H. Spencer
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol Neck
Ortua
Nort
James J. Goodacrecia
Billy
Florence T. Nelson
Bete
Fancy Fresh
J. F. Gilroy High Street
Cor. Franklin
Devoe Velour
Pure Food Store
Broom van Camp
Swift
Columbia Sweet Peas
Crites
Autocrat
Allenge
Moresco
Charles A. Johnson
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