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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1924

Page

2

Bryan's shifting stance on Davis ticket shocks observers

Editorial notes William J Bryan faces a peculiar position as his brother Charlie Bryan becomes running mate to John W Davis after Democratic managers meet in New York. The piece suggests Bryan may influence the ticket while balancing family interests against national concerns, warning that politus makes strange bedfellows.

William Jo Bryan Democratic Party Restall John W Davis Mr Bryan New York Charles Davis Bryan Charlie Bill Mr Davis William J Bryan Politus

Unbossed convention hints at candidate selection

The article notes a Democratic convention in which John W. Davis is praised as a candidate, while questioning delays in confirming him. It mentions Charles W. Bryan chosen as the vice presidential candidate after leaders reportedly favored him, highlighting the behind the scenes power shaping selections.

John W. Davis Charles W. Bryan Bryan Ots

Protection of Domestic Industry Is Public Benefit

The article argues that excluding foreign products would save taxpayers millions annually. It frames protection for American industry as in the public interest, benefiting workers and serving as a sound business proposition for the nation.

Treasury orders suspension of savings certificates sales

The U.S. Treasury Department suspends all sales of Savings certificates and stamps effective July 15, as Secretary Winston says the current money market does not justify paying 44 percent interest on savings securities when funds can be borrowed at much lower rates.

Uo Os Treasurys Department Winston Treasury

Voter Voice Questioned In Eroding Participation

Warnings arise that external influence over elections undermines trust and urges citizens to vote independently. The message stresses that government channels are no substitute for active, informed civic engagement.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 6 Seeks Members for August Convention

The regular semi monthly meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Kearney Unit No 6 will be held Thursday at 8 pm in G A R Hall. Members are urged to attend as important state convention matters to be held August 14 are to be discussed.

American Legion Auxiliary Kearney

Local notices and social updates from Bristol Highlands area

A long list of community notes includes visits by Mrs James Holmes in Malden and Miss Annie Keses in Providence, a Town Council meeting at Burnside Memorial Building, and several vacations and visits around Bristol and nearby towns. A grass fire near Plaza Plat was extinguished. various residents, guests, and gatherings are announced with dates and places across Bristol and neighboring communities.

James Holmes Malden Annie Keses North Providence Eunice Manchester Constitution Street Burnside Memorial Joseph Fee Lincoln Avenue National India Rubber Company Mystic Bristol Highlands Plaza Plat Juliette E Coggeshall Usher Place Barnstead Hugh Morris St Marys Church Albert Redmonds

Card of Thanks for Fourth of July Anniversary

The Fourth of July Committee extends thanks to all who helped make the 14th anniversary of American Independence a success.

Local Visitors and Health News From Taunton Area

West of Mrs Neils Sharkey Collins street and Miss Mary Walsh on State street are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Connolly in Malden Massachusetts. Rev and Mrs Wales and son Ralston from Balgor Maine arrived and stay with Mr and Mrs Prescott A Hoar at 48 Oliver street. Walter J Watson underwent an operation Friday at Hope Private Hospital Providence. Amie Congoret a waiter at Hotel Belvedere was moved to Rhode Island Hospital for treatment.

Samuel Kinder Truesdale Fall River Truesadale John H Pukks New York Adam Pickles Pearse Avenue H Jo MiCaw Providence Miss Pickles Margaret FE Marson Frederick L. Marson Trinity Church Columba University Barnard College Columbia Universte Appalachian New England Prudence Island Arthur W Barrett George A. Arnold Hope Street William N. Burgess Worcester Bristol Radio Club William McCaw, Jr Cleveland Marie Dwyer Warren Thomas Dwyer Collins Street Peter Bassing Henry M. Darling Kathleen Marksby New Hampshire Anthony Jones James Pugh O Cape Cod Lucy Bruscato Vergeil Midwives Bellevue Hospital Clarke Brown Robert Bailes Quantico Virginia Shippee Charles B Rockwell Sr City Cedric White Star Line Europe Colt Memorial High School A. W. Merchant Co, Inc Ethel Frances Peckham Margaret Lawton Newport Pickles DS Club Sydney Noves Rox Allen Riverside Wilford Hunt Swansea Mary Burgeson Warren Walham Walliston Nyo NH & H R OR Central NF Railway Co NF Steamship Company Atlanta O We New Haven Sanitary Bradford’ Street Joseph Gillespie Betty Bangor Maine Norman J. Vermette Adeline Ortoleva Arnold Rogers Free Library Hope and Bradford Streets F. T. Remyeres New Haven Railroad Bristol Highlands Improvement Association Bristol Train of Artillery Bhiven_ Field Rinald Trainor Heladue and Andrade Jamies Park N . R. Juniors St. James of West BS Ith Thomas F. Manchester North Middleboro East Taunton Walter J. Watson Hope Private Hospital Amie Cgndoret Hotel Belvedere Rhode Island Hospital

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