Debate on Prohibition and Police in Bristol Town
An editorial letter criticizes enforcement gaps in Rhode Island relating to Prohibition. It cites Chief Kelley’s arrest of church fence vandals, notes a moonshine trade in Bristol, and laments state legislators opposing constitutional enforcement. The piece urges voters to back stricter measures in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
KeHey
Congregational Church
Ron Gunday
Kelley
Bristol
Rhode Island
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
United States
Assithes
Salles Andilas
Fonty
Louis Levy
Franklin
High Streets
Elks A. C
Fall River
Cabral
Moore
Elks
Goose
Pachero
B.A. A
South Park
YOUNG
Netigether
Minnie Dew
Perry
Miss Perry
High
Union Streets
Harold Payson
New York
Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
Bristol News Briefs Highlight July 4 Preparations
Local items note Bristol residents and visitors including Charles Hughes leaving for Belgrade, scarlet fever case at 14 Johns Street, and Independence Day preparations on Hope Street. Police activity, parade plans, and charity events frame a bustling community scene with flags, bunting, and a forthcoming Star showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles—Leo—Hughes
Bristol
Belgrade
White Ducks
Oxfords
Louis
Levy
State Street
W. F. Duffy
Magee
John’street
Joseph Sousa
T. J. Evans
Pittsburgh
Kan
J. M. Jones
Usher Place
Bristol and Warren Water Works
Ledhy
McMahon
Mire
Lilly
Enor “Philatelphid
James Swan
Union
High Streets
George R. Fish
Herbert McKay
Hope Street
R. McCabe
DePaul University
Chicago
Freedom OF Ireland
Hale's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Cure
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions and requires constitutional treatment. Hale's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid natural health. Circulars free from F J Cherney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Nature
F. J. Cherney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Farraely
Brothers
Ks. Proprié Stors
Bats
J. Te Parrally
Hoppeireet
Koessatrn
Gdenix
M. Darling
Northup Bros
Richard C. Quiz
Barola E. Place
Samuel Molasky
Hasbrouck
Eer Foreign Advertising Representative
EXHE AMERICAN PRESS_ ASSOCIATION
Edetorial
News of
Emresl Kell Benya
Boston
Seisee
Aan
Shastinkieci Ees Sons
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Saas Parson Jennings Ofs
SEARS
Ace Exunifo
Ee Pva
BOY Scouts OF America
Pheseutycop
American Railway
Peekinay
Amerean
A. m
P. Imi
Mackins
A. A. Edmonds Co
State St
Armour
Squire’s
Benjamin
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber
Commerce
Industrial “Trust Co
Germany
Charles Germano
Wood St
Franklin St
Bristol “Ferry
Bristol Ferry, R. I
P. M
Queen Olives
Portsmouth
M. H. Hubbard
Columbia
Telephone
High ST
Mr. Flynn
Charles Stree
Birmingham
Ala
Dewolf Farm
Poppasquash
Tel
Geyer
Easterbrooks Ave
Ristol
Gerrard
Ezra Dixon’s
Phoenix Office
Catherine Stree
Burton
High Street
Burton School
Ella Waldron
Garfield, Avenue
Revere House
W. T. Remieres
Church St
Civil’ Service
Raymond Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Bldg
Washington, D. C
Sveningy
A. Edmonds, ‘Co
Brownell Boat Yard
Shereserkander Optometrists
Opticians
Westminster Street
Shepard
Providence
Reet
Nee A
Paramount
Shedmak,t
Une Lyceum
Wei Gt Vik Ballet
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
National. Biscuit. CO
Uneeda
Swift
Armouri
Geisha & Namico
Johnson
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