Labor Secretary Assails Davis Tariff Critique in Pittsburgh
Secretary of Labor Davis attacks John W. Davis on tariff policy and immigration in Pittsburgh. He argues non protective tariffs would shutter factories and flood markets with foreign goods, predicts jobs loss, and says Coolidge is the preferred choice. He cites European tour impressions favoring Davis abroad but Coolidge at home.
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Crirouter
Pittsburgh
Chicago
John W. Davis
John W Davis
Secretary of Labor
Wales
Mr. Davis
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Henning
Labor
Europe
London
America
Calvin Coolidge
American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit meets Thursday
The American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit No 6 holds its regular semi monthly meeting at 8 pm in G A R Hall. A convention committee special meeting is at 8 pm tonight at Mrs L G Cote 314 Hope St. A joint excursion for Post and Auxiliary to Prudence Island departs tomorrow at 8 pm from State Street dock aboard the Prudence. Tickets on sale through listed committee members until Wednesday noon only.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
G. A. R. Hall
Convention Committee of
L. G. Cote
Hope Street
Prudence Island
Prudence
State Street Dock
Auxiliary
Post
Nora E. Dwyer
Emily Trudell
Margaret Downey
James J. Haines
William LePage
Oliver Lemaire
Legion Post to Escort Funeral of Senator LeBaron Colt
Members of Kearney Post No 6 The American Legion will escort the funeral of the late Senator LeBaron B Colt tomorrow afternoon. They assemble at High and Court streets at 2 P M with post caps dark clothes and ties.
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Kearney
American Legion
LeBaron B. Colt
High and
Court Streets
Civil War veteran Morris Dies at 84 in St Marys Parish
Philip T Morris of 50 Charles Street mourns his father James Morris who died Saturday after a brief illness. The 84 year old Irish born veteran served in the U S Navy and later the 2d Rhode Island Cavalry. He was buried at St Marys Cemetery after a solemn mass at St Marys Church attended by family and parish groups.
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St.” Marys
Philip T. Morris
Charles. Street
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Je Gillan
Thomas Greeley
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Francis Fullaim
St. Mary's Church
M. Théresa Sullivan
Jesus
Piers
Babbitt Post
No. 15
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
John Hurley
Pittsburg
Peter C. R. Morris
Providence
Patrick McGovern
Francis P. McGovern
James Brown
James P. Fay
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mr. Morris
Ireland
Thames Street
National India Rubber Company
United States Navy
Rhode Island Volunteer Cavalry
Louisiana Cavalry
Third Division
19Th Army Corps
Brigade Cavalry Division
Department of the Gulf
Irish Bend
Vermillion Bayou
Springfield Landing
Pleasant Hill
Annie Trainor
Morris
Philip T
Charles Clarke
Jamestown, R. I
Miss Lavinia Farrally Dies at St Elizabeths Home
Miss Lavinia Medora Farrally of this town died last Saturday at St Elizabeths Home Providence after a year as an inmate following a long illness. In her 72nd year she was born in Pittsfield Massachusetts daughter of John and Juliet Farrally sister of Joseph F Farrally editor of the Phoenix. She was a St Michael's Church member and former Board of Managers member of the Home for Aged Women. Funeral held today at 2 30 from the chapel at St Elizabeths Home conducted by Rev Anson B Howard burial at family discretion.
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Lavinia M. Farrally
Lavinia Medora Farrally
St. Elizabeth’s
Providence
Iss Farrally
Pittsfield
Mass
John and
Juliet (Rogers) Farrally
Joseph F Farrally
the Phoenix
St. Michael's Church
Home For
St. Elizabeth's Home
Anson B. Howard
Community Supper at YMCA Hosted by Ladies' Committee
An evening supper is planned at the YMCA under the auspices of the Ladies' Committee. The event is part of the September social calendar and invites community participation.
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Ladies’ Committee
U S Senator Colt Dead Portrait of a Rhode Island Statesman
The article reviews Senator Colt’s career and impact, noting his respected elder statesman role in the Senate, his thoughtful, lucid addresses including speeches at Brown University, the Rhode Island Bar Association, and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and his leadership positions in Rhode Island business entities.
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Brown University
Rhode Island Bar Association
Concord
N. H
United States
McKinley
American Bar Association
Rhode Island
American Union
America
Faneuil Hall
Colt
Senate
President Coolidge mourns Senator Colt in telegram
President Calvin Coolidge, vacationing in Plymouth Vermont, sent a telegram to Mrs Harold J Gross expressing sympathy on the death of United States Senator Colt. He called Colt a prominent figure in national life and said his loss will be greatly mourned. Senator Willis of Ohio called Colt’s death a personal bereavement to fellow senators.
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Harold J. Gross
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
United States
Colt
Senator Colt
Willis
Ohio
Remembering a Rhode Island statesman and jurist
A tribute to a longtime Rhode Island senator and committee chair, admired for courtesy and intellect. He stood against popular opinion on Japanese exclusion and supported the League of Nations covenant with reservations, earning respect across parties. His club affiliations and fair leadership are highlighted.
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Senate
League of Nations
Hope Club
Squantum Club
Agawam Hunt Club
Rhode Island Country Club
Turks Head Club
MacDowell Club
Rhode Island Bar Association
Washington
Rhode Island Mourns Senator Colt Death Acknowledged
Rhode Island leaders pay tribute to LeBaron Bradford Colt after his death. Eulogies from E P Henning Peter Gerry Governor Flynn and local judges praise his long public service as lawyer judge and senator. The remarks emphasize immigration work and steadfast integrity.
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Senate
Congress
Peter G. Gerry
United States
Rhode Island
Colt
Death of Senator Colt Revered by Rhode Island Citizens
Tributes from G B Hibbert James J Walsh and Bristol Town Council honor the late Senator Colt. They describe a jurist and senator whose cool judgment and universal respect bridged race color and politics, leaving a lasting impact on Bristol and the state.
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Uns
G. B. Hibbert
Rhode Island Bankers’ Association
Fudge Colt
Rhode Island
James J. Walsh
Ristol
Senator Colt
Bristol
Successful Lawn Party for Bristol Highlands Tennis Club
Mrs H W Fitz hosted a lawn party at her Bristol Highlands summer home on Saturday to aid the Bristol High lands Improvement Association Tennis Club. Children from the Highlands enjoyed afternoon activities led by Ruth Sherburne of the Playground and Recreation Association of America, with refreshments served and balloons given.
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H W. Fitz
Bristol Highlands
Bristol Highlands Improvement Association
Highlands
Ruth Sherburne
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Joseph W. Freeman
Mary Bray
Charles Peckham
Westport outing ends with clam bake at Hicks Bridge
Thirty men in six machines journeyed to Horseneck Beach for a swim and a clam bake at Remington’s hostelry at Hicks Bridge last Saturday afternoon. The group returned at 8 30 after a delightful day and planned another outing to the Cyclodrome in Cranston with further details to follow.
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Horseneck Beach
Remington
Hicks Bridge
Cranston
Marriage Intentions Listed for Local Couples
Anthony Antonelli of Dewey Street East Providence and Frances Bramwell Hill daughter of Elwin A Hill of 1027 Hope Street intend to marry Jules Travers and Belmira Costa both of this town per notices filed in the local registrar records.
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Dewey Street
East
Providence
Frances Bramwell Hill
Elwin A. Hill
Hope Street
This Town
Jules Travers
Belmira Costa
Thistown
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