Notable Jurors and Names List From Local Court Term
A long list of jurors and participants appears, naming individuals such as William H Brotherton, Philip Sansone, Nicola Santulli, Carlo Riccardi, Edward Trainor, and many others. The roster includes builders, merchants, and residents with varied surnames and first names, reflecting a broad civic panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingsinsthe iePhe
Potter
Rela Oconnis
William B
Goor
Angel On
Albert
Kinreds
Burges Sens
Meiggs
Ed Oper
MechysPetit
Ib Dunbar
William H
Brotherton Jacob’ “Bessing
William
AS ~Smith
Pred Walliams
Philip Sansone
John
Rusneck
Samuels Campanelli
George
Sisson
Nicola _ Santulli
John Romano
Henry
Domenico Mascola
John J. Neary
Charles H. MacDonald
Leon J. Kenney
Antonio Vargas
James M. Kennelly
Ralph W. Holt
George L. Crown, Jr
William F. Orourke
Carlo Rinaldi
Jerome F.emph
Alonzo C. Tuck
Alfred H. Dawson
Albert P. Poli
John J Byrnes
Frank M. McCarthy
Edward McGrath
Probate Court Notice in Bristol Rhode Island
In Bristol July 18 1921 probate court orders notice for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix regarding Annie J Quinn niece of Mary Goff requesting appointment as administratrix of the Rhode Island estate. The matter is set for July 18 at 10 30 A M in the Probate Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Jurey
Mary Goff
Annie J Quinn
Said
Libel
Treland
Ieee Arent
Annie J. Qur
Spey Wep
Bristol Phenix
W Church
The Life of the Party and SauwRAnasvense Runa
The passage previews two films with a mix of dramatic romance and comedy. It mentions Barbara Bedford as lead in a Salvation Army role, George Siegmann as a villain, and Ruth Roland in a supporting part, plus a Roscoe Arbuckle comedy The Life of the Party about lawyer Algernon Leary challenging the Milk Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliameter Axis
Gma
Jennie Lee
Ruth
Roland
Mutt
Jeff
Cand. Pathe
Roscoe Arbuckle
Joseph M. Schenck
Irvin Ss. Cobb
Algernon ‘Leary
Leary
The Charm School at Pastime and More Screen Pleasures
A lively cinema page previews The Charm School with Wallace Reid and Lila Lee at the Pastime Theater next Monday. It also notes Owen Moore in The Chicken in the Case and a Selznick comedy with Steve Perkins as a young man faking marriage to fund his plans, plus a cast including Katherine Perry and Teddy Sampson.
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Versaries
Leary
Mr. Arbuckle
Frank Campeau
Viola Daniel
Winifred Greenwood
Green Horn
Paramountt
Wallace Reid
Pastime
Lila Lee
Mr. Reid
Miss Lee
Hawthorne
U.S.A
C. B. DeMille
William DeMille
Charm School
Walace Reid
Austin Bevans
Young Ladies’ School
Owen Moore
Selznick
Mr. Moore
Steve Perkins
Victor Heerman
Percy Jones
Katherine Perry
Teddy Sampson
Vivian Ogden
Edgar Nelson
Walter Walker
Will of David Oakes Clark Presented for Probate in Bristol
Howard L. Clark on behalf of Bristol town presents to the Norfolk County Probate Court a copy of the will of David Oakes Clark and requests probate and recording. The court orders notice published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix, set for July 18, 1921 at 10:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
David Oakes Clark Howard L. Clark
Theodore F. Tillinghast
Davidi Oakes Clark
Unider
Court of
Rhode Island
Bate Court Room
Bristol Phenix
W. Church
Illinois and Its Role in Early North American History
The narrative traces exploration and settlement along the Mississippi and the Illinois country. It follows Roman-era explorers and French efforts, Tonty and mis sions, and the Iroquois wars. It notes the Illinois country's cession to England, Clark's Revolution campaigns, and the Northwest Territory formation leading to Illinois statehood in 1818 with 56 665 square miles and 29 electoral votes.
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Marchette
la Salle
Montreal Stor
Montreal
Tonty
Mississippi
Louisiana
Illinois
France
England
George Rogers Clark
Katekaskia
Northwest Territory
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Prairie State
Dlinois
New York
McClure
Bristol Probate Notices For 1921 Estates
Notice of appointment of an administrator for the estate of Sarah F. Wood of Bristol and call for filing claims within six months. Also final account of Gertrude E. Church estate presented by Rebekah H. Church with hearing set for July 18, 1921 at 10:30 AM in Bristol Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F. Wood
Bristol
Sismon
Siyece
Philip Bra
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Masea
Merriman, Hope
Citizen's Committee OF Women
Warren Monumental
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. I. B
Cornelius Harrington
Everett West
Wood Street
NY Service
SoCony
Barsantee
E. R
Mancino
Maple Ave
Parker
Bristol, R. I
Bristol Auto Shop
Hope St
Dubuc & Dubuc
Franklin St. Garage Co., Inc
Cor
Franklin and Thames
Ryone & Farr
Constitution St
Sansone, P
Bradford St
Swansea, Mass
Ocean Grove, Mass
Rehoboth, Mass
Geo. W., Pleasant St
Riverside, R. I
Bell
A.A
Turner Ave
Cobb
Chas. A
Pawtucket
Carlson
Ss. Wilet A Ave
Goff
C. M
Raymond
F. H
Whitcomb Hil Garage
Willet Ave
S. Seekone
Mass
Mason, E. J
Fall River Ave
S. Swansea
Cellemme, Eugenio
Swansea
Touisset, Mass
Warren, R. I
W. Barrington, R. I
Bowden
E .F
Bay Spring Ave
O'Neil
Dennis J
Palmieri
M. A
Townend
Percy
Standard Oil Company OF
Broadway
Gertrude E. Church
Rebekah H. Church
Gertrude HB. Church
N W. Church
William W. Franklin & Co
Wood St
L.c. A
Motor “Iservice
Beg Pek Cts
Sys ‘Brownell, Boat Yard
Notonss Pharma Secant
Ylt
G.W. Simmons
Garting
Freeborn R. Cole
Cooke Street
Clark’s Express
Gorham’s Express
J. A. Young
Raymond P. Smith
Burton Street
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
E. L. Watson& CO
Industrial Trust Co
Providence
R. I
QO. M. Bailey
Franklin Street
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution
She Ane
Sodini
Guiltl
State Street Bakers