Editorial runs warm on Coolidge clash with Congress
The Providence Tribune argues the veto override shows a repudiation of President Coolidge by Congress and calls leaders in both parties cowardly for failing to back his crisis actions. It mocks party wings as riot like and faults leaders for pursuing self interest over the country.
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House
Senate
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Republican Party
Two 19-year-old graduates confess to murder and ransom plot
The youths from Chicago University admit killing a 14-year-old boy and planning a $10,000 ransom from the victim’s wealthy father. The article criticizes money worship and implies upbringing shaped by wealth and power. It reflects on the belief that money buys escape and condemns the cynical proverb echoed in society.
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Chicago University
Chicago
Senate inquiry costs drain $325000 from treasury
The present fiscal year sees Senate inquiries consuming about $325,000 in tax funds. The article questions the necessity of these investigations, arguing they drain public funds while government departments are trusted to handle related matters. It asks if investigation mania is being used as campaign propaganda at public expense.
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Senate
United States Treasury
Congressional
Civic Duty Reminder to Register by November 4
Citizens are urged to register within 23 days to meet the November 4 deadline. The call emphasizes both men and women must complete the registration to exercise their civic rights.
Don’t cry over spilt milk give the cat a chance
A compact proverb urging practicality after a setback. It emphasizes trying again and showing mercy rather than dwelling on mistakes.
Be Sure You Are Wrong Before You Back Up
A compact aphorism advises restraint in action and reliance on solid method. The saying compares improvised effort to driving a nail with a sponge and emphasizes the futility of soaking weakness into progress.
Community notices and local events fill Bristol schedule
Albert Dion hosts Stella Gladue of Newport New Hampshire as guests. Dante Club elects Ralph J. Petrucci as president. Town Council semi monthly meeting set for this evening at Burnside Memorial Building. Mrs. James T. Phelps ill in Conshohocken. Four volunteer fire companies hold monthly meetings tomorrow. Local residents travel, attend services, and observe Memorial Day with family and church occasions. Organ installation at St Elizabeth's Church may complete this week with dedication next Sunday. Various retirements, visits, first communions, and public notices recap Bristol civic life.
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Albert Dion
Stella Gladue
Newport
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Ralph J. Petrucci
Dante Club
Brown University
Burnside Memorial
James T. Phelps
Frank B. Wyson
Conshohocken
Charles F. Smith
Boston
St Elizabeth's Church
Bertha F. Martin
Charles W Martin
Everett
Mass
State Street
Benjamin Carnes
Irene F. Usher
New York
Hope and
John Streets
Bertram W Wall
Rhode Island American Legion
Army and Navy
Charles L. Pendleton
George Orr
Samuel Corlino
Christine MacCloud
Grace
Florence
Frederick Alger and Son
Quincy
Albert F Benard
New Haven
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Omo
Benard
New England Brotherhood
Manuel Perrys
Jesse Perry
Court Street
Barnes B. Rubin
Goddard Street
Providence
Church Street
Alfred M Merriman
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We extend heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy during bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. MR ANIMAL GEORGE F BERNARD MISS WINIFRED SCOTT JAMES AND CHARLES SCOTT
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Animal George F Bernard
Winifred Scott James
Charles Scott
St Albans Lodge F & A. M
Ivy Guild
St . Michael's Church
Wilhelmina Shepard Ani
Memorial Day Visits and Summer Home Openings Across Town
Raymond Card John Best and Henry Keegan of College Point Long Island visited relatives on Memorial Day. James Crowley a former local ball player visited town. Mrs Mary Middleton of Newport and Mrs Mabel Sweet of New York joined Mr and Mrs Henry M Darling for Memorial Day. Coxswain James Middleton USN left for New York to rejoin his ship Concord. Ralph Strong and others spent the holiday with relatives in Bristol. William Pierce Jr and George Gladding opened summer cottages in town and Paradise Island. Joseph Gifford a former resident and Babbitt Post member spent Decoration Day here. James M Jones and Jeanette Thomas visited Cambridge Massachusetts.
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George Magee
New York
John McMahon
First Baptist Church
Hope Street
State Street Methodist Church
Benjamin Moorby
Concord
N. H
Mite’ Society
Fred R. Mott
Burnside Street
Suzman
Mae Jake W. Wright
David Middlebrooks
David Richard
Fairhaven
Prudence Island
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred G. Blaisdell
Constitution Street
S Wesley Gladding
Doris
East Walpole
Mass
Gladding
William P. Gladding
High Street
Joseph S Luther
J. S
Walliams Street
Rhode Island Hospital
Mallory
B . D. Wright & Ditson
Wood Street
Gerardo Codola
Tomaso Pansa
Guiseppe Mansi
Qoratore
Raffaele Amendola
Carlo Nastri
Gaetano Cammarota
Mariano Pasca
Andrew Nastri
Frank Camera
Andrew — Lucibello
Lung
Nastri
Raffaele J Bernardo
Santarelli
Newport
Fred
E. Suzman
East Greenwich
Arthur W. Barrett
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Ruth .M. Suzman
Allen J. Fellman
New London
Adv
Thomas C. Burlingham
Babylon
Long Island
Fish Hawk Farm
Metacom Avenue
Herréshoff
Mt. Hope Bay
Joseph Paquin
Washington Street
Albert Bertrand
Delwyn
Newton
John F Banvas
Bridgeton
N. J
Edward F. Lucas
Rosalie Howe Lucas
Corning
N. Y
Mabel I. Gardner
FE Suzman
Hope St
Edwin Butler
American Railway Express Company
Chicago
W. Church
Hope Hospital
Providence
Raymond Card
John Best
Henry Keegan
College Point
John Aenebin
Essex
Henry M. Darling
James Middleton
Ralph BR Strong Ar
Bristol
Conn
William J. ‘Pierce, Jr
North Attleboro
George Gladding
Pawtucket
Paradise Island
Clyde T. Foster
Pappasquash Point
William L. McKee
Boston
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