Anarchist Threats Blamed for Proletariat Violence
Editorial assails I W W and Tom Mooney agitation and links an assassination attempt on Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer to a wider campaign of organized crime. It labels the perpetrators as criminals not proletariats, condemns violence, and praises federal efforts to round up the “evil forces” threatening government and order.
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Tom. Mooney
Toon
A. Mitchell
Almer
Palmer
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
International Proletariats
Seattle
Chicago
Haymarket
America
National Woman's Party Push for Suffrage Progress
The National Woman's Party cites frustration with the pace of suffrage work and says they want to finish this job and move to other tasks. Even during picketing they note many other issues needing attention while maintaining two strong national suffrage headquarters.
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National Woman's Party
Community Notes and Local Events in Bristol Area
Miss Elsie McCaw returns from Taunton and Somerset. Norsemen's Rock dedication at Mt Hope Bay home shores. Three lodge ceremonies at United Brothers and Burnside. Naval Reserve dance tickets selling for June 19 at the Naval Armory. Naval Veterans Association meeting at Hotel Belvedere. First Baptist Church organ installation shifts Sunday service to State Street ME Church at 2 PM. Local American Legion meeting planned at Dreadnaught fire station. Capt Halsey Chase injured in auto incident in Warren. sprain, no bone damage found. Col Callan to speak on Washington visit.
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Elsie McCaw
Taunton
Somerset
Suzman's
First Baptist Church
State Street ME
Dreadnaught
Army
Navy
Marines
American Legion
Col
Callan
Washington
Capt
Halsey Chase
Bristol and
Prudence Island
Warren
Capt Chase
O R Siegel
Community notices from Trinity Church and local events
Ladies' Aid Society meets at 212 Hope Street next Monday at 3 o'clock. Bristol Aerie No. 953 Eagles reports member applications at Monday evening meeting. Colt Memorial High School Junior class to host a complimentary dance for Seniors this evening in the school auditorium. A large airship passed Ferry Hill yesterday at 11 am heading northeast. The Colt Memorial High School organized with officers: President Joseph C. Kelley, Vice President George A. Stewart, Secretary Dorothy Kenney, Treasurer Annie Dunbar. Automobile lights law reminder from Chief Thomas Dwyer. Department President Mrs. Lydia A. Brayton and the Woman's Relief Corps plan an official visit to the Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps this evening. Rev Arthur J Meyers lists Sunday services at First Pentecostal Nazarene Church: prayer at 10:30, Bible school 12, children's meeting 3, Young People 6:30, song service 7:30, revival 7:45. Mr and Mrs Ostby hosted 16 children on Hope Street for Chris Ostby Jr's fourth birthday with games and a light collation. Miss Harriet Kinder surprised by about 20 Senior class members from Colt Memorial High School at her Hope Street home with an evening of games, songs, and refreshments.
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Trinity Church
Charles W. Young
Hope Street
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Colt Memorial High School
Auditorum
Ferry Hill
Hee Coit
View Morial High School
Joseph C. Kelley
George A. Stewart
Dorothy Kenney
Annie Dunbar
Thomas Dwyer
Lydia A. Brayton
Woman’s Relief Corps
Babbitt Woman's Relef Corps
Arthur J Meyers
First Pentecostal Nazarene Church
C Aostby
Chris Ostby
Children Day Observance At State Street MFE Church
Children's Day activities include an all day program at the State Street MFE Church with a baptism for a large class of children. Rev Dr A Clarke McGilton will preach The Garden of a Loving Heart in the morning and The Mission of Flowers the Road to the Loving Heart in the evening Special music by the choir and children will recite and sing All welcome to attend and participate.
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State Street
MFE
A Clarke McGilton
Miss Eva Vermette Graduates From Bryant & Stratton School
Miss Eva Vermette daughter of Mr and Mrs A Vermette has completed a 3% course in book keeping and shorthand at Bryant and Stratton Commercial School Providence. The note invites families of soldiers and sailors still awaiting allotments allowances and bonuses to contact the Home Service Section American Red Cross at the YMCA building rooms 3 to 6 daily except Saturdays as the government aims to settle all claims promptly.
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Eva Vermette
A. Vermette
Bryant & Stratton’s Commercial School
Providence
Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Quinn Conlin nuptials at St Joseph Providence
Hugh Quinn of Providence and Miss May Josephine Conlin of Providence were married at St Joseph's Church Providence on Wednesday morning. Rev Peter Blessing officiated and a large group attended. The bride wore blue silk voile with a white picture hat and bouquet. the groom gave cuff links to the best man and the bride presented a gold watch to the bridesmaid. The couple will live on Montgomery avenue Edgewood after a brief wedding trip.
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Hugh Quinn
Providence
May Josephine Conlin
St. Joseph’s Church
Peter Blessing
Annie Conlin
Edward Joseph Quinn
Bristol
Voile
Montgomery Avenue
Edgewood
Rhode Island Company
Convicted and Fined in Warren Background Case
Richard Williams of Warren and Mrs Charlotte L Gladding appeared before Judge Gorham on a statutory charge and were fined 100 dollars and costs. Williams filed an appeal while Gladding paid her fine. They were arrested two weeks earlier following a complaint by Mrs Gladding's husband Theodore O Gladding. A divorce petition and an alienation of affections suit for 10000 dollars by Mr Gladding against Williams are pending in Superior Court.
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Richard Williams
Warren
Charlotte L. Gladding
Gorham
Williams
Gladding
Trinity Church Choir Rehearsal and Sunday Service Rewards
Trinity Church invites the parish to a choir rehearsal tonight ahead of the 10.30 service on Sunday where rewards will be given to Sunday school pupils with good records for the year. The service will focus on the children with appropriate instruction and marks the third Sunday of the June attendance campaign urging members to attend, followed by an evensong without sermon.
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Trinity Church
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted By Physicians
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease begins internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Promoted by a renowned physician, it combines tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrhal conditions. Testimonials sent free by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. 75 cents for Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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