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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1915

Page

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Sinking of British battleship Formidable dominates war week

Resume of Western Front and allied notes reports the loss of the British battleship Formidable with 579 dead after two German torpedoes.227 boats saved 201 men. Front line activity slows from the Oise to the coast with rest of Europe largely quiet. Ottoman troops press from Caucasus toward the Front as Goeben and Breslau controversy rises. Steimbach falls to French after house to house fighting.

English Channel Belgium France Russian Poland Galicia Caucasus Baron von der Goltz Turkey Constantinople Petrograd Ottoman Empire Goeben Breslau Dardanelles Erman United States Germany Austria Steimbach Alsace Berlin Oise

Funeral Service for John Frances McKenna Held with Military Honors

The funeral for John Frances McKenna occurred Saturday at 8:30 from his Howe Street home with a 9:00 Requiem Mass at St. Marys Church led by Rev. Thomas Gillan. An artillery unit provided escorts and three volleys with taps at St Marys Cemetery. Bears included Edward Murphy and others from town and Danielson Connecticut. Ave Maria sung at offertory.

John Frances McKenna Howe Street St. Mary's Church Thomas Gillan Bristol Michael Coughlin Ave Maria Edward F. Christie Edward Murphy Percy McCarty Thomas Mee Kale Charles Connery Joseph Hassett Joseph Bishoff Danielson Conn

Fifth District Court arraigns two for store breaking

Omar White and Thomas Boden were arraigned in the Fifth District Court before Clerk John L Lonergan on charges of breaking and entering Louis Molasky’s store at State and Thames. They pleaded not guilty, their cases continued one week, and bail was set at $500 each.

Omar White Thomas Boden Fifth District Court John L.lonergan Louis Molasky State Thames Street Pasquale Giglio Manuel Brown Nisi Hugh Murphy Albert Dion Charles Frank Shepard Co Katherine K. H. DeWolf

Automobile registrations show small Warren runabouts

Local automobile registrations at the State Board of Public Roads office last week include 7770 Lawrence F. Gilleran Warren 12 hp Partin Palmer runabout 4820 Adelard J. Bapone Warren 22 hp Ford runabout 7419 Frederick S. Peck Barrington 31 hp Franklin runabout.

State Board of Public Roads Lawrence F. Gilleran Warren H. P. Partin Palmer Adelard J. Bapone P. Ford Frederick S. Peck Barrington P. Franklin

Dr King's New Discovery Aids Serious Cold Warnings

The ad warns that colds can lead to serious complications and loss of sleep. It urges prompt care and presents Dr King's New Discovery as a scientifically based remedy, priced 60 cents at the druggist, urging readers to buy a bottle today.

King

Rubber Embargo Threatens U S Rubber Industry and Prices

The Rubber Club of America warns the British embargo on crude rubber will cut off about half of U S supply and raise prices. It may also cause many workers to lose jobs as rubber goods from tires to clothing face price hikes. The statement notes Britain’s aim to cut re exports, and urges guarantees against re exportation to protect American manufacturers.

The Rubber Club of America United States Amercan Great Britain England Ceylon Federated Malay States Germany Britain Singapore Colombo New York London State Department Washington Far East South America Mexico Africa Brazil America

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