Public Bath House Nuisance Draws Ed Kunz Reply
Edward D. Kunz responds to Bristol Phoenix on public bath house issues. He argues sanitation and policing gaps create nuisance, suggests decentralized baths via floating sites, and cites private property rights and neighbor concerns. He notes prior police patrol failures and references a Philadelphia Editorial on neighborhood rights and Supreme Court billboard ruling.
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the Phoenix
Bristol Phoenix
Bath
Phoenix
Bath House
Council
Union Street
Herreshoff
Herreshoff Company
Hospital Trust Company
J. B. Herreshoff
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago
Supreme Court
Aueriod
Local Constabulary Formation Planned by Town Council
At a special meeting Rockwell Jr reports on forming a local constabulary. He is appointed to organize the company to be sworn in at 7 30 this evening in the Council Chamber. Between 75 and 100 men plan to join as towns across the state form similar forces.
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Rockwell, Jr
Rockwell
Appeal for Volunteers to Form Bristol Train of Artillery Company
The Bristol Train of Artillery seeks twenty five to thirty volunteers to complete Company 19 in the Rhode Island National Guard. An armory meeting at State Street tonight at 8 p.m. aims to recruit enough pledges for an eighty one man unit. Leaders Col. Merton A. Cheesman Lt. Col. John H. Bailey Jr. Major Charles H. Tuttle urge patriotic Bristol men to join.
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the Phenix
Bristol
Armory
State Street
Merton A. Cheesman
John H. Bailey, Jr
Charles H. Tuttle
Rhode Island Governor calls men to National Guard and Naval Militia
Governor Beeckman issued a war time call urging Rhode Island men to join the National Guard and Naval Militia. About 600 needed for Coast Artillery and 250 for Naval Militia with recruiting at 188 Washington Street Providence and 2 Weybosset Street Providence.
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National Guard
Naval
Rhode Island
Rhode Island National Guard
Naval Militia
Coast Artillery
Washington Street
Providence
Weybosset Street
R. Livingston Beeckman
Blodgett Elected to Superior Court Seat in Rhode Island
The General Assembly elected Edward W. Blodgett City Solicitor of Pawtucket to the vacant Superior Court judgeship caused by Judge Stearns promotion. Blodgett received 85 votes to 47 for Albert B. West with party-line casting. prior caucus votes favored Blodgett 55 to 30 for Hammill.
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General Assembly
Grand Committee
Edward W. Blodgett
Pawtucket
Superior Court
Stearns
Blodgett
Albert B West
Providence
House
Senate
F. H. Hammill
Jacob A. Eaton
A. P. Sumner
Fortin
Wiliam H. Thayer
Hammill
Methodists Open 77th New England Southern Conference in Providence
The 77th annual New England Southern Conference of Methodists opens in Providence with daily sessions at Mathewson Street M E Church through Monday. Leaders will hear sermons and lectures, and clergymen are assigned to district churches. Rev Dr A C McGilton may return to State Street M E Church. No Sunday services in local Methodist Church as members attend the conference.
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Methodist Church
A. C. McGilton
State Street M. E
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