Rubber Company Promises Soldiers Full Pay and Reinstatement
The United States Rubber Company and subsidiaries announce that employees called to Militia or Naval Reserve duty will receive full salary and be reinstated on return. The policy, dated June 22, 1916, may be reviewed after one year and requires accounting of costs to the company treasurer.
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The
United States Rubber Company
Naval Reserve
Samuel P. Colt
Battery A Rhode Island National Guard Heads to El Paso
Battery A of the Rhode Island National Guard departed from Davisville heading for El Paso Texas bound for a border post. The unit numbers 171 men and 5 officers led by Capt Everitte S Chaffee with Capt Marcius H Merchant of the medical department joining the march. They traveled amid cheering crowds and expect a seven day journey due to southern road congestion. C Louis Bagnall, Bristol native, accompanies the battery with well wishes for safety and return.
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Field Artillery
Rhode Island National Guard
el Paso
Texas
Davisville
Everitte S. Chaffee
Marcius H. Merchant
Medical Department
C. Louis Bagnall
Bristol Train of Artillery Infantry Company Called For
Col Merton A Cheesman seeks to form an infantry unit within the Bristol Train of Artillery to be offered for Rhode Island National Guard service. A meeting for organization and drills is set for Wednesday July 5 at 8 p m at the armory, with Attorney Edward I Brownell aiding efforts and posters urging eligible members to apply at once.
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Merton A. Cheesman
State National Guard
Armory
Col. Cheesman
E. I. Brownell
Bristol Train of Artillery
Rhode Island National Gard
Sharp
Edward I. Brownell
Bristol and Warren Clash in Narragansett League Showdown
Bristol leads the Narragansett League with Warren second as the old time rivals meet on the diamond tomorrow. The match is expected to be closely contested with evenly matched teams and strong fan interest. Bristol also plans a game on the Fourth against a Kansas battleship team.
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Bristol
Warren
Bristols
Kansas
Last Day to Register for Presidential Vote in Town
Town Clerk extends hours to 9 pm for registration at the clerk's office. Wednesday, John M. Coggeshall visited Soldiers' Home where 31 comrades signed the registration book. Cumulative total reached 922. four years ago on June 29 the total was 1040.
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John M. Coggeshall
Fourth of July Committee Delays Official Program
Uncertainty about celebration features leads the Fourth of July Committee to withhold the official program from the Phoenix. The program will be published in the next issue scheduled for Monday.
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The
Phoenix
The Fourth at Post Office Regular Collections Schedule
The morning collections and deliveries proceed as usual. General Delivery opens 8 to 9 a.m. Mailing Division mails at 7.30 9 2 6 p.m. Money Order Registry and Postal Savings closed all day. D G COGGESHALL P M
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D. G. Coggeshall
P. M
Release of U S Troopers Eases Mexican Situation
U S troops captured at Carrizal are released on orders of President Wilson, easing border tension though Carranza stance remains hostile. The Tenth Cavalry troopers and Mormon scout Spillsbury return to the El Paso base amid varying accounts of the battle and alleged post capture robberies.
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Carranza
Carrizal
Wilson
Mexico
U. S
Tenth Cavalry
Boyd
United States
Chihuahua City
George Bell, Jr
el Paso
Lem H. Spillsbury
Charles T. Boyd
Spillsbury
William D. Gibson
Gibson
Archie Jones
Luther Alexander
Class of 16 Banquet at Colt Memorial High School
The Class of 16 banquet was held at the Hotel Belvedere on a Tuesday evening with guests including S Wesley Gladding toastmaster and Superintendent George C. Minard. Responses were given by Dorothy Clinton Springer Annie Josephine Brogan Madeline Goddard Marion Dunbar John W Card and Louie Henry De Wolf. Music by the Crown Orchestra accompanied dancing later in the evening.
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Colt Memorial High School
Hotel Belvedere
George C. Minard
Wallace R. Brown
Colt High School
S. Wesley Gladding
Dorothy Clinton Springer
Annie Josephine Brogan
Madeline Goddard
Suffrage Jubilee Meeting in Portsmouth Rhode Island
The Newport County Woman Suffrage League will hold a July 1 gathering at Oak Glen Portsmouth near Newport. Speakers include Miss Alice Hall known as Miss Anti-Suffrage and Florence Howe Hall plus other notable figures. Admission is free and a suffrage coffee feature is planned. A JamestownEqual Suffrage League was organized with Rhode Island aiming to organize districts before November to push a strong campaign in the Legislature.
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Newport County Woman Suffrage League
Oak Glen
Maud Howe Elliott
Union Street
Portsmouth
Newport
Alice Carpenter
New York
Alice Hall
John Lee
Boston
Florence Howe Hall
Jamestown
Equal Suffrage League
Fitz
R. I. Equal Suffrage Association
H. F. Orgelman
Oakland
California
Rhode Island
Casement Found Guilty of High Treason
Sir Roger Casement was convicted of high treason in London after a swift jury deliberation. Accomplice Daniel Bailey was found not guilty and later discharged as the Crown withdrew the charge.
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Sir Roger Casement
London
Roger
Daniel J. Bailey
Bailey
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