Bristol Town Council Adopts Condolence for Senator Colt
Special council meeting adopts resolutions mourning United States Senator Le Baron Bradford Colt of Rhode Island. Council to attend funeral. town businesses asked to close during the service. copy of resolution to be sent to the Colt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Bristol
James J. Walsh
Henry W. Peterson
Thomas H. Byrnes
Patrick McGovern
Salvatore Della Morte
LeBaron Bradford Colt
Rhode Island
Washington
United States Senate
Colt
Town of
le Baron Bradford Colt
Fifth District Court Docket and Civil Dispositions
No criminal cases were on the docket yesterday morning in the Fifth District Court with Judge Frank H Hammill presiding. Civil matters ended with a $350 judgment for John Merino against Manuel Fernandez on a book account, while Abraham Fisenstadt’s suit against Mary King was answered and continued for two weeks.
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Fifth District Court
Frank H Hammill
John Merino
Manuel Fernandez
Abraham Fisenstadt
Mary King
Mary Medeiros
John Francis
Spurgeon Grant
Harold C Paull
Local notices and social tidbits from Warren town
Mr and Mrs John F Lowney return from Cape Cod while town council meets tonight. Miss Marjorie Burgess returns from New Bedford and Miss Annie Callan vacationing in New Hampshire. Numerous residents listed visiting relatives, vacations in New York Boston and Providence. Post office hours shortened for Senator Colt funeral. Community events include a clambake and a plant sale with shoppers invited.
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John F. Lowney
Cape Cod
Marjorie Burgess
New Bedford
Annie Callan
High Street
New Hampshire
Samuel Molasky
State St
Adv
Mary Foley
Winchester
Mass
A. P. Nerone
Hope Street
Clarissa Reynolds
Syracuse
Aaron Gomberg
Worcester
Jacob Bassing
Manuel Motta
Christina Motta
DeWitt FE
Bolster
New Berlin
Ford Motor’ Company
Franklin Street
George W. Warren
Senator Colt
George Clark
Burton Street
Walter Reynolds
Orin Ware
Wynnona
Fulton
N. Y
Reynolds
Clark
John Hughes
Holyoke
Hamill
Edgar Hughes
Greenfield
Arthur J. Harrington
Missoula
Mont
Frank L. Harrington
North American College
Rome
James E. Sullivan
Leonilda Sansone
New York Public Library
Sansone
Colt Memorial High School
Woman's College of
Brown University
Kearney Post
Providence
Conley
Alice Blake
Quincy
Quins
Hooten Hanson
New Fneyland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Conlex of
Warren
Marguerite Dunbar
Philadelphia
Ruth Ingram
Laurine W . Bradford
Wham Bradford
New York
Columbia University
Mass Bradford
Wickford
Prescott Paull
Joseph Vargas
Thames Street
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Dennis Dugan
Vargas
Harold DeWolf
Victoria
Anna St. Angelo
Waterbury
Conn
Francis L. Dwyer
Augustine C. Nerone
Jennie Kelley
Berkeley
Veronica Trainer
Munroe Avenue
Defiance Hose Company
Bristol Neck
Alec Derosier
Lawrence
Oliver Street
Charles W. Young
Dorothy
Washington, D. C
Warren Independents
Dreadnaughts
M. Tuttle
Barbara
Washington
Wood Street
James Sullivan
St. Mary's Church
State Street
William . Wardwell
William
Carolyn
First Baptist Church
Wilbur Nelson
Newport
Blue Bird Shop
A Lincoln Bean
Barrington
First Congregational
James J Goodacre
Connecticut
Reba Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Antone Ruggiero, Baker
America Avenue
Edward Cleary
Seminole Street
Mattapan
Ferry Road
Council Lafayette
St Jeane Baptiste Society
Rocky Point
Fatman
Joseph Pevin
Bridget
Nustiany
Power’s Old Labor View on Labor Votes in 1924 Campaign
Richard J. Powers, first AFL president, comments from Chicago on how organized and unorganized workers will vote for Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes. He argues labor officials overstate influence, laborers prefer bread and butter language, and La Follette hysteria will fade before election. He cites Europe’s unrest and a booming U.S. building boom as signs of favorable conditions for workers.
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Roger We
Chicago
Ae Esi
Organized Labor
American Labor ‘Movement
Richard J. Powers
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Powers
Republican National Committee
Coolidge-Dawes
Samuel Gompers
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Dawes
Cromo
la Follette
Bristol Chamber asks merchants to observe hours in memory
Townsfolk mourn United States Senator LeBaron B. Colt as the Mercantile Division of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce requests members to cease business during stated memorial hours to honor his memory.
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United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Bereavement thanks from Clark Morris family
The Clark Morris family extends heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during bereavement and for the floral offerings.
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Ant
Charles Clark
Fhiliit Morris
Jewish Synagogue Elects Officers in Sunday Vote
Officers chosen include President Ered E Suzman Vice President Louis Molasky Secretary Julius Eisenberg Teen Max Yarlasavetskyr Trustees Jacob Bassing Israel Goldstein A meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 to prepare for Rosh Hashono Jewish New Year preparations planned at the synagogue.
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Ered E. Suzman
Louis Molasky
Julius ‘Eisenberg
Max Yarlasavetskyr
Jacob Bassing
Israel ‘Goldstein
Real Estate Transfers On Beachmount Manor Lots
Two parcels on Beachmount Manor transferred from Eachmount Land Company to Silvino Du Ponte and his wife. The transaction documents ownership change for the two lots as recorded in the real estate records.
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Real Estate
Eachmount Land Company
Silvino du Ponte
Beachmount Manor
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