Prohibition Issue Divides Voters League Calls For Delay
The Voters' League releases a report covering eight weeks of the Legislature arguing the prohibition issue should not be acted on by the current General Assembly and should wait until after the next election. It urges candidates' positions on the issue be clear to voters.
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General Assembly
Voters’ League
League
Barge Berkley Lost In Giant Gale Off Black Island
The barge Berkley bound for Staples Coal Company went ashore on Black Island during a 70 mile gale, carrying 1057 tons of bituminous coal for manufacturing use. Both vessel and cargo are likely a total loss, following the earlier loss of the barge Dendron near Cape Henry with coal.
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Berkley
Black Island
Staples Coal Company
Dendron
Cape Henry
Bristol Improvement Association Meets to Elect Officers
The annual meeting and officer election of the Bristol Improvement Association will be held at the Hotel Belvedere next Monday evening March 4 1918 at 8 oclock. The luncheon and smoker planned for the event have been postponed to a future date due to no speaker being secured.
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Bristol Improvement Association
Belvedere
Orrine Promises Rescue From Drink in Home Trial
An advertisement touts Orrine as a scientific preparation that kills cravings for whiskey beer and intoxicants with home use only. It sells at one dollar per box and offers a full refund if no benefit. A free booklet is available from W H Buffington 458 Hope St.
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Orrine
Orline
W. H. Buffington
Hope St
Local items note coal delivery and war effort events
The Seth Paull Company received 250 tons of anthracite coal by rail. Various townspeople and service members are mentioned, including furloughs for Priv. Christopher Baker and James Sisson, and notices of elections, church sermons, hospital visits, and war relief efforts. Community meetings and fund drives for aviators are also announced through March.
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Seth Paull Company
Priv
Christopher I. Baker
Third Co
C. A
Bristol
State Street
Thomas E. Johnson
Sagamore
James A. Sisson
George T. Sisson
France
Joseph Harvey
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Luders Marine Construction Company
Stamford
Conn
Wampanoag
Odd Fellows
United Brothers’ Lodge
Housewives League
Sayles Hall
Brown University
Providence
Mary Schenck Woolman
Woolman
Rhode Island
Miss Brown
John Post Reynolds School
Colt
Senate
Washington
Phoenix
Phoenix. the “Treasure and Trinket Fund
Treasure and Trinket Fund
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Bunn. Y. M. C. A
United States
Free Boschee's German Syrup Sample at J H Young & Co
Free sample bottle offered to any adult with cough cold or bronchitis at J H Young & Co drug store. Claims fifty years of success and a good night's rest with morning expectoration. Regular sizes 30 and 90 cents and available in all civilized countries.
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J. H. Young & Co
Boschee
Local notes on supply, events, and elections in town
Coal supplies keep plants running while Mrs. Emma Cornell's Bible class meets at Trinity Church. A naval hospital transfer for Russell Kenney is noted along with a letter from Raymond Siegel. Nomination filings close and party caucuses unchanged as community whist events raise funds for Edgehill Temple.
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Trinity Church
Emma Cornell
O.R. Siegel
Ray‘mond Siegel
Siegel
Russell S. Kenney
Willard. S. Kenney
United States Naval Hospital ‘Service
Newport
U. S. Naval Hospital
Solace
Norfolk
Th. Sacy Fresh
Mayflower
John M. Coggeshall
United Brothers Social Club
Odd Fellows
Margaret Kenney
Frances Peckham
Phyllis R. Farrally
Maud Crispell
Byron K. Fish
Joseph E. Pothier
Willard S.kenney
George L. Crown, Jr
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Temple Hall
Hope Street
Ellen Cabby
Providence
Charles Caldwell
Pleasant Street
Pastime Theatre Presents Under Suspicion With Bushman Bayne
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne headline the Pastime Theatre tomorrow evening in Under Suspicion a Metro picture. The two stars headline a strong cast with direction by William S. Davis adapted by Albert Shelb DeVine from Hugh Weir. Rudolph C. Bergquist photographed the drama produced under Maxwell arger personal direction. The feature is shown with the usual comedy pictures.
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Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Pastime Theatre
Metro
William S. Davis
Albert Shelb DeVine
Hugh Weir
Rudolph C. Bergquist
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Edward D. Kunz
A. Eisenstadt
F. E. Suzman
Henry Dio
Max Makowsky
F. M. Dimond
Salvatore Panzerella
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Pierce Avenue Telephone Con
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J. Frank Goff
Otis L. Wood
Court Street
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K.A. Osterberg
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Gorham’s Express
Young’s Drug Store
High Street
Bradford Farm
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J. F. Gilroy
Irvin
Westminster Street
John W. Geyer
Easterbrooks Avenue
Pure Food
Chase & Sanborn
Pekoe
Ceylon
Formosa
India
Castle Chop Brand
Ib. Lipton
Liberty
Victory Brand
Arlington
Graham
Schumacher and
Pillsbury’s
United States Food Administration
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Oregon
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Block Island
Charles A. Johnson