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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1932

Page

3

Traffic Study in Bristol Maps Peak Hours and Through Routes

A 1930 Bristol traffic analysis details heaviest flow on Hope Street near State, with 3257 cars 8 am to 6 pm and 3050 just south of State. It breaks down movements at State Hope and Ferry Griswold, estimates through traffic, bridge crossing, and 24 hour projections from 10 hour counts with a 48% increase.

Thorofares Bristol Hope Street State State Street State and Hope Streets Hope Ferry Road Griswold Avenue Griswold Ferry Landing Metacom Avenues Metacom Avenue Warren

Judge orders Cadima Out of Town After Plea

Judge Lindemuth in the Fifth District Court placed Manuel Cadima on a six month continuance and warned him not to return within five months. Cadima formerly of Cottage street now lives in Woonsocket was charged as a disorderly person after a Feb 4 arrest near High street amid Peeping Tom complaints.

Manuel Cadima Cottage Street Woonsocket BF. Lindemuth Fifth District Court Cadima High Street Manuel Santos South Main Street Providence

Bristol 25 Years Ago Selected Excerpts

Reprinted from Phoenix files of a quarter century ago these selected excerpts recount Bristol events, people, and places from 25 years past, capturing local highlights and reminiscences.

Bristol Phoenix Files

Village Belle stage comedy shines at Bristol Opera House

The three act farce The Village Belle was presented Tuesday evening by St. Charles Branch No. 681 I C B U at Bristol Opera House. Joseph Hammill starred as Uncle Thad Morgan with John Callan as Jason Peaslee and Fred Foster as Walter March. The cast included May Cleaver Rose R Callan Nina Morgan Margaret Mahoney and many others in a well received performance with a full supporting crew and ushers.

Santos Sherry Avenue Arthur Lemieux Garfield Avenue Grand Bristol County Lemieux State Penitentiary Richard J Kavanaugh Marian Arruda Bristol Opera House St. Charles Branch Joseph Hammill Thad Morgan New ‘Hampshire Denman Thompson John Callan Jason Peaslee Thad Fred Foster Walter March Frank Doran Jim Bates New York May Cleaver Lydia Morgan New Hampshire Rose R. Callan Phyllis Drake Joseph Duffy Clarence Howard Nina Joseph A. Hammill Joseph L. Duffy Frank Dean Frank L. Doran John H. Callan Sam Barnes Tip Fifth Avenue Hotel Edward M Fowler Patrolman Welsh Bernard J. Farley Nina Morgan Village Margaret V.mahoney May E. Cleaver Rose R Fred Cleaver Philp J Morns William T Dwyer Cornelius Gallagher William H. Cleaver

Col Colt Stranded in Snowbound Auto Trip

Col S P Colt and Mr Cheesman set out by car toward Providence but stalled in the snow between Bristol and Warren when the chauffeur attempted to pass a team. They walked to Warren station, rode a train to the city, and the auto, with Henry Meiggs and two shovels aboard, was dug out and brought back to Bristol by ten in the morning.

Col. Colt S. P Colt Mr. Cheesman Providence Here Warren Col Colt Henry Meiggs Mr. Mei

Bankruptcy filings defined voluntary and involuntary

The text explains voluntary bankruptcy for a debtor who admits inability to pay and consents to being judged bankrupt after filing a petition. It also defines involuntary bankruptcy initiated by creditors who prove within four months before filing that the debtor committed acts of bankruptcy.

Small Animals Influence on Douglas Fir Growth

In Washington and Oregon mice and squirrels store fir seeds underground. During sun exposure after fires or clearcuts the buried seeds germinate, producing high quality Douglas fir saplings and aiding the local timber industry.

Washington Oregon

Bead Counts and Trade Wampum in Lafitau’s 1724 Account

Lafitau notes in 1724 that standard wampum belts measured 11 strands of 180 beads each about 1 980 beads total with references to belts of 6 000 and 7 000 beads. English colonists were compelled to use wampum in trade with Indigenous peoples. About three dark or six white beads equaled one English penny.

Traffic fatalities shift shows cautious pedestrians but higher vehicle crashes

The year saw pedestrians become safer overall with fewer pengbirian fatalities, while car driver behavior slipped. Fatalities from single car collisions rose by more than 24 percent, and deaths from crashes involving fixed objects and non collision accidents also increased.

Auto Fatalities Rise in 1931 Despite Fewer Registered Cars

Automobile accidents in 1931 grew more deadly with a 3.3 percent rise in fatalities, even as motor vehicle registrations dropped about 2 percent. The report notes the year saw higher severity of crashes and outlines broader trends in overall traffic safety.

United States

Increase in 1931 Traffic Deaths and Serious Injuries

The 1931 report shows non fatal injuries forming over 41 percent of all non fatal cases up from 36.5 percent in 1930. Increased speed is linked to the rise in deaths and more severe non fatal injuries, with deaths rising by 3.3 percent despite fewer overall incidents.

Automobile Accidents and Fatalities Shift in 1931

A report notes a 4.5 percent rise in severe nonfatal injuries while total injuries fell. If 1931 rates matched 1930, total accidents would have reached 894 400 versus 860 000. Deaths per accident improved from 1 in 26 to 1 in 25.

Pass It On Kindness Motto From Raymond Message

A short inspirational note urges people to spread kindness and encouragement while life lasts. It speaks of letting fellowship follow you and passing on sunshine to others before it is too late.

Raymond

Poles Give Good Service Across Electrical Lines

The article notes average utility poles last seven to fifteen years with some still in use after twenty-one years. It emphasizes durability of wooden poles and the long service life of line infrastructure.

Educational Suits Any Individual Susceptible to Education

Educational note from American Magazine states education should align with individual character learning and abilities, emphasizing personalized schooling approaches. The text argues schooling must fit personal traits to be effective and meaningful.

Colt Beats Alumni In Low Scoring High School Game

Colt Memorial High School defeated the Alumni 19 to 13 at Guiteras gym in a ragged contest. Whitey Mello led Colt with five points while Baker Perry paced the Alumni. Colt led 6 to 4 at halftime. The Colt Junior Varsity beat the Olympian Juniors 22 to 7 in the earlier game.

Colt Memorial High School Guiteras H. Caruso Colt G. Lemaire Olympians

Lions Bowling League Match Ends in Aviators Split

Joe Kinder's Aviators and Johnny Walker's Hikers split the lone Lions Club match. The Hikers won two of three strings but lost on total pins. Aviators’ Wall led with a 112 single and 287 total, best of the night. The scores follow.

Joe Kinder Aviators Johnny Walker Hikers Lions Club Wall

Lure of Chemistry Through Early Human History

A concise note recalls that long before spoken history, humans began experimenting with chemistry. The passage hints at ancient curiosity driving early chemical exploration and discovery.

Battery C Tops Providence Guardsmen By 23 In Rifle Match

Battery C defeats Provident Guardsmen 729 to 706 as Captain Moren leads with 148 points. Sergt Sevigny and Sergt Ascoli score high for Battery C. Providence’s Sergt Ward tops the locals with 144. Battery C leads the regiment with 2343 points toward the state championship. next meet against Augurn Post or Woonsocket Company E.

Battery ‘ C Battery A City Boys Battery C Capt. Moren Sergt. Sevigny Sergts. Morris and Moren Sergt. Ward Tech Providence Cannoneers Sergt. Ascoli Henry Hambrick Augurn Post American Legion Company .E of Woonsocket 118Th Engineers Adjutant- Generals’ Office 138Th Engineers Armory Providence St. Sit. Pr Capt Moren Sevigny Ascoli Bisbane Morris Pvt. Golden Pvt Browne Garvin Sergt Martin St. Sit. Pr. Tot Ascoh Eee McMillian Puente Ward Cpl. Levesque Cpl Sampson

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