Bolshevism warned in 1919 editorial stance
An editorial denounces Bolshevism from Petrograd to New York, arguing Lenine and Trotsky face a crisis and calling for forceful action. It claims Bolshevik propaganda exists in the United States, includes a supposed ambassador, and cites reactions from the New York World and Evening Sun on Nearing and radicalism facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Wilson
Germany
New York World of
William Allen White
Paris
Wws
United States
New York
Washington
Siberia
Deyot
L. A. Martens
Reds
American Federation of Labor
Scott Nearing
New York Evening Sun
Nearing
Campaign to stop Bolshevik agitation in America
An editorial condemns Bolshevism and calls for counter propaganda to deter radicals. It argues foreign and native agitators exploit wage earners, urging workers to unite against industrial instability and revolutionary ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Ea Mans
Germany
Russia
Lenine
America
First Baptist Church to Install New Organ
A new organ will be installed at the First Baptist Church. The old instrument has begun to be removed as part of the project. Local preparations include Decoration Day sales at L Levy's Shoe Store. May basket social planned by Epworth League at State Street M EF Church vestry tomorrow evening.
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First Baptist Church
F H Hammill
Frank Cavallaro
Star Theatre
Cornelius P Head
Quartermaster’s Department
USA
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Prir Thomas J. Head
303D Field Artillery
76Th Division
France
Camp Devens
Newport
Board of Health
Rhode Island
Alpha
Commodore Arthur Curtis James
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
New York
Navy
Local notices and church events fill Bristol Rhode Island page
Notices report the Phoenix office closure and copy deadline for next issue. Community items include an anniversary Mass at St Marys Church, a new rabbi and Hebrew teacher for Agudas Achim, Bristol soldiers welcome home meeting, traffic reopenings on Main Road, and Decoration Day schedules. Also coverage of charity fund-raisers, police report on stolen funds recovered in Providence, awards for a longtime clerk, and various local church and school activities with attendees and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Dimond
St. Mary's Church
Owen Morris
M. Miller
Revere
Mass
Congregation Agudas Achim
T. Newton Owen
Elnathan P. Brownell
Columbia
Conn
Bristol
Belvedere
Half-Way Hill
Vernon Street
Warren
Barrington, Warren and Bristol
Rhode Island
Suzman’s
State Street
MFE
League
Clinton T Sherman
Frederick G. Blaisdell
Thomas Dwyer
Providence
Thomas Rhodes
Helen Coggeshall
Henry Dio
Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Babbitt Post
Trinity Church
Lydia ‘A. Brayton
Salvation Army Drive Falls Short of Bristol Goals
The Salvation Army drive which began April 19 collected about 1500 with a Bristol quota of 2500. The fundraiser continued today at the National India Rubber Company factory after a full day of activity at the post office booth run by Mrs William P Gladding and a list of many volunteers. A Saturday YMCA event featured Miss Emily Pollock and others selling card board doughnuts to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
William P Gladding
Tallan Manchester
Tallan Nicholas
Chinton T Sherman
James W. Franklin
John H Wall
Daniel Crispell
A Rebecca Dixon
Sadie Baker
R S Church
William J LeClair
Anna Coggeshall
Ruth Weaver
Marion Paull
Betty Church
Dorothy Kenney
Bertha Gerrard
Fileen Moore
Ida Straight
Dyris
Alma Wall
Ymca and Pastime
Daniel W. 7
Emily
Mildred Pollock
Ina Flowers
Gwendolyn Hodgdon
Colonel Callan to Return Home From France
Col L H Callan of the 107th U S Engineers, recently back from France, will arrive at Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Michigan, Thursday night or possibly Saturday night. Mrs Callan will meet him at the Franklin Street depot and Worcester on Thursday, with many friends expected to greet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Callan
107Th U S. Engineers
France
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Lost brown traveling bag near Colt Drive beach
A small brown traveling bag containing a bottle and three fishing rods was lost near the beach on Colt Drive near the entrance. A reward is offered for return to the Phoenix Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Drive
Phoenix
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Omice
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BE. J
Long Distance Telephone
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Hone Street
EL M. Darling
Northup Bros
Richard C. Quirk
Eat Place & Foster
Kovar Beverages
Vertisements
Providence, R. I
Catherine St. Company
Bristol Merchants
Town of
Piet Brothers
Editorial
A.M. P.M
Sri and Vicinity
Dodge & Camfield Co
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
St. *Mary’s
Virgin Mary
Marion Leahy
Thomas J. Gillan
Cora M. Hill
John Post Reynolds
John H. Bailey, Jr
Prospect Farm
Bailey
Miss Hill
Salvation Army Drive
Col. Callan
Michigan
Bihier Aitronne
Will
Fred
E'Tellier
Piados
Eice of
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Rhode Island Company
Barrington-Warren
Bristol Line
Postoe Ae Square
Riverside ‘Carhouse
R. R. Anderson
Supt. Transportation
David
Autocrat Coffee
Wee Mytt & Jeff
King Arthur
F. N. Easterbrooks
Wood St
Charles Folugo
William Oberg
Hope St
Tel. Conn
Ney
Catherine ST
Roe
Charles Street
Manuel P Sousa
Burton Street
Howe Street
Manuel Elves
Church Street
Colonial
R. I
Ezra Dixon
High St
Apply Box A
Phenix Office
New England
Henry P. Trudell
Second ST
Garfield Avenue
High Street
A. S. Gorham
John .Campbell
Cole Street
HK. J
Pure Food Store
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