Ohio newspaper man likely next U S president says editor
The piece notes that the next president is likely to be an Ohio newspaper man and emphasizes how most presidents have had distinct occupations or environments shaping their leadership. It lists examples from Washington to Roosevelt, showing varied prior roles from planter to professor and soldier to lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
van Buren
Tyler
Polk
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Taft
Taylor
Grant
Johnson
Roosevelt
Governor Cox Promises Farmers as Secretary of Agriculture
The Ohio governor proposes appointing a regular farmer to lead Agriculture if elected. The column wonders whether he would also choose Navy and War secretaries with appropriate backgrounds. The piece likens the speculation to a family dispute over who should drive a car left by a father in a dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Ohio
Navy
Daniels
Rentals for the common in Bristol questioned by reader
A Bristol reader asks why voters and taxpayers should fund a stand on the common and who benefits from a $10 rental. The letter claims past costs were lower, urges public treasurer statements like the Welcome Home Committee, and questions committee accounting and control of Fourth of July events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Phenix
Bristol
Edhitor
Bristol County Population Figures From 1920 Census
The preliminary 1920 census counts Bristol county at 23 113, up from 17 602 in 1910, a 33 percent gain. Barrington shows 3 897 residents up from 2 452 a decade earlier, Harrington rises about 50 percent, while Warren has 7 941. The totals include Bristol county gains of 5 511 and Barrington’s 1 445, provisional figures subject to correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Harrington
Bristol
Warren
Bristol County
Epworth League Bazaar and Entertainment Tonight
The Epworth League of the State Street MFE Church will stage a vestry bazaar this evening with a sale of various articles at 6 45 and an entertainment at 8 o clock A small admission price will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpworth League of the
State Street
MFE
Notable Bristol Summer Activity And Community Notices
Miss Veronica Brown spends two weeks at York Beach while Olive Coggeshall assists at the Town Clerk's office. Suzman hosts at Little's Narrows. Col. Francis named drum-carrier of Colt Band. A Bristol Whist Club benefit succeeds. Bristol Aerie installs officers. Warren Manufacturing shifts to four-day work. American Woolen closes Rhode Island mills. Bathing suits and The Man Who Lost Himself headline at local venues. John Leahy, 73, severely injured in barn accident. outlook uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Brown
York Beach
Olive B. Coggeshall
Suzman
Little's Narrows
F J Dunlap
Boston
Leland A Hopkins
Thames Street
Charles H Francis
The
Phoenix
Colt Band
Gar Hall
Bristol Whist Club
Susie Paull Davis
Thousand Islands
Annie M. Paull
Oliver Street
Charles L. Hughes
New York
United States Rubber Company
Metropolis
Margaret Head
National India Rubber Company
Mary O’shaughnessy
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Joseph W Connell
U . S. Shawmut
Cuba
Joseph E Connell
Margaret Doyle
Edward F. Doyle
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Thomas Doyle
Church and
Wood Streets
Hope Circle No 70
Daughters of Isabella
St Vincent de Paul
Providence
Warren Manufacturing Company
Bristol Reading Club
Michael McCarthy
Henry deWolf Allen Survives Fall After Independence Day Parade
Henry deWolf Allen, who suffered a mild skull injury from a fall from his horse on Independence Day, arrived home from Rhode Island Hospital in the Memorial Ambulance last night with wife and nurse Miss Gilbert. He slept well and is under care of Dr. Harold DeWolf, his danger list updated to recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry deWolf Allen
Rhode Island
Memorial Ambulance
Gilbert
Harold DeWolf
Allen
Yesterdand
Seemehs
Bristol Scouts Plan Supper Hike And Camp Yawgoog Trip
Bristol Troops hold regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 in the Scout Building with patrol activities to follow. A supper hike tonight features an open fire and a meal at 5 30. Scouts aiming for Camp Yawgoog Aug 14 28 should submit their names to the Scoutmaster promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Ameriga
Bristol
Fes
Yawgoog
Fire destroys Costa barn at 30 Gooding Lane
A fire this morning destroyed a barn owned by John Costa behind 30 Gooding Lane. The 25th district alarm rang at 9 40 with auto fire trucks arriving as the building was nearly consumed. Two cows were in pasture at the time. The shed on the Jabez Holmes property had been converted into a fine barn by Costa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Costa
Gooding Lane
25Th District
Mr. Costa
Jabez Holmes
Auto Crash Injures Pawtucket Driver on Warren Street
An auto owned by Gerald Hanley of South Warren and driven by Roy Bennett collided with a car driven by Andra Biavais of 18 Coyle avenue Pawtucket on South Main Warren Sunday afternoon. Mrs Biavais suffered internal injuries and a back wrenching shock and was taken to Dr Conway's office as both vehicles were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Hanley
South Warren
Roy Bennett
Andra Biavais
Coyle Avenue
Pawtucket
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Bristol Phoenix
Farrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
Hope Street
BR. I
Bristol Post Office
Phoenex New H. M. Darling Northup Bros
Richard C Quirk
Harold E. Place
Hasbrouck
Wood Street
Edtoba Aidsine
Epworth League
American Railway Express
American
A.M. P.M
Bristol and Vicinity
News of
Bristol Aerie
John Matheson
James E. Conley
Eagles
Motlock Club
Spring Green
John Leahy
Edward L. Leahy
Elms
Metacom Avenue
A. M Merriman
L. Shattuck
Beecham
Beecham’s
MR. Allen
L. Digati
Bradford Street
Strong Company
4Th and
Walnut Streets
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord Tires
Howard R. Newman
Y. D. Fruit
St. Michael's Church
Guilhermina R. Borges
Virginia Borges
R. F D
Metacom Ave
WGA
Phoenix Office
Union Street
King Philip Lodge
Order OF Moose
Fred Guevremont
Sherry Avenue
Thompson Avenue
A. P Nerone
Hope St
Franklin
Manuel Costa
Wood St
Watkins Company
Winona, Minn
Phonix
Buffington
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Wheatsworth Biscuit
F. N. Easterbrooks
Qodzene
Smith ‘Street
State Home
Smith Street
Providence, R
A. A. Edmonds, Co
Wilcox and Gibbs
J. B. Keeler
Thames St
D' Wolf Inn
Burton School
High Street
Ella Waldron
London
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
A. P. Nerone
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Industrial Trust Co
Barney Levitin
Cranston Worsted Mills
C. I. Bigny Co. Contractors
Franklin Street
G. A. Bacon
Bristol, R
Pure Food Store
Armour
Jacob Dold
Namco
Pillsbury’s
St. Louis
Charles A. Johnson
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