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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1921

Page

2

Judge Leahy Receives Praise for Moderating Town Meeting

Editorial lauds Judge Edward K. Leahy for handling a Financial Town Meeting with calm firmness. It credits him with setting a businesslike tone, preventing personal theatrics, and guiding three hours of productive discussion amid a generally agreeable public mood. Phoenix joins in congratulating the new moderator.

Edward K. Leahy Financial Town Piatadie the Phoenix Leahy

Legion chief praised for stand against German propaganda

A letter from the French War Veterans Society of America to F. W. Galbraith Jr. commends his firm reply to German propaganda efforts to divide the United States and France. The Indiana state senate also considered a resolution praising the Legion's fight against the Boche campaign.

F. W. Galbraith, Jr American Legion French War Veterans Society of America France Indiana State Senate Legion

Reflection on labor, duty, and progress in building a nation

The speaker recalls how the nation grew through steadfast workers who never struck for a 40 hour week and toiled without helpers carrying their axes as they felled forests, highlighting enduring work ethic and self reliance.

Ship losses, tax woes, and hopeful schooling in 1913 vignette

The item notes German ship losses and public reaction to wartime costs. It mentions a New Year card mailed in Providence that arrived in Edgewood, a Bristol schoolboy’s presidential prospects, and general worries about income tax, prices, and spending in a turbulent year.

Providence Edgewood Burleson

March Windy Month Quiet on Capitol Hill

The passage notes March earning its windy reputation while Congress remains in recess and no campaigns are active, signaling a pause in political activity.

Congress Hill

Bathing Enthusiasts Buy Alcohol Dare Internal Soaks

Some buyers purchase alcohol with the idea of bathing in it, reflecting a belief in internal or body-immersive cleansing practices. Authorities note the practice raises safety concerns and health risks.

Balzano Baby Born in Town on March 13

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Balzano at 26 DeWolf Avenue in Balzano in the town on March 13.

Balzano John Balzano DeWolf Avenue

Obituary notices for Sansone and Thackery

In this town on March 11 Pasquale Sansone aged 65. In this town on March 12 Charlotte M Thackery wife of Charles Thackery aged 72.

Sansone Pasquale Sansone Thackery Charlotte M. Thackery Charles~ Thackery

Bristol Weekly Whist and Community Notes

The Bristol Coun cil holds its weekly whist in council rooms on Thursday evening. Dr. O R Siegel reports a diphtheria case of Mrs Charlotte Warrs on Burton street to Health Officer John H Magee. A Daughters of Isabella food sale is set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. on Congregational street. Miss Elizabeth Williston returns from a Richmond and Washington trip after attending inaugural ceremonies. Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters initiate eight candidates at G A R Hall with refreshments served. A new Seagraves motor fre truck is accepted by the town committee at Dreadnaugh fire station with the bringing engineer remaining to train drivers. A correction is noted regarding witnesses in the Howard Laucier trial and Peter Guistiany is named. A DAR food sale benefit is held at Mrs Robert E Lanphear’s on Hope street with multiple baked goods sold. A notable real estate transfer of the Lawless homestead and Lawless Pier to Col Samuel P Colt is recorded on Hope street. A severe accident at Hope and State streets injures 5-year-old John Dimond. he is taken home then to Rhode Island Hospital with two broken ribs.

Bristol Knights of Columbus O. R. Siegel John H.magee Charlotte Warrs Burton Street Mt.Carmel Circle No. 129 Daughters of Isabella Congregational Street Elizabeth Williston Constitution Street Dreadnaugh MVS Sis Howard’ Laucier The Phoenix Giusti Sodini & Giust Edward P. Church Newell B. Sheldon John B Batchelor Warren Lanphear Lawless Hope Street Alice F Angevine Louisa C. Lanphear C. L. Bosworth Jonso Salzano Mt Hope Avenue Young Dimond State Street W FF Duffy Rhode Island

Solemn Mass and Passion Play Benefit at St Marys Parish

A solemn high mass for John Luton of Washington street will be held at St Marys Church on Thursday at 9 am. The Passion Play by St Elizabeths Parish members is planned for tomorrow at the Pastime Theatre with a 4 30 pm matinee for church benefit. Miss Mary E Aplin of New York visits Hope street and sails for Yokohama to wed Henry Barton Jr formerly of this town. Barton now works for Standard Oil in Manchuria.

McGay Suzman St.Mary's John Luton Washington Street St. Elizabeth’s Mary E. Aplin New York Henry Barton Hope Street Miss Aplin San Francisco Yokohama Japan Henry Barton, Jr Mr Barton Standard Oil Co Manchuria

Three Winds and Promises In Jim Crow Eden

James Allyn surveys a Pasquinade lampooning the promise of reform under Jim Crow era leaders. The piece imagines a transformed nation with prosperity, abundance, marriage, and reform, asking if taxes will fall and rents drop and happiness prevail.

Jimmie James Allyn

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