Battle of Democracy and One Man’s Rule in a Draft Convention
The passage frames a political clash between Democracy and One-Man Rule, contrasting New Deal forces with Free Electorate values. It cites figures like the Sower Jefferson and Harry Hopkins, labeling New Deal socialism as a threat to liberty and free enterprise.
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Harry Hopkins
Political Campaign Stand Clarified by G A Moriarty
G Andrews Moriarty of Ogenquit Maine explains in the Bristol Phoenix his nonpartisan stance in the Rhode Island and national elections. He condemns the 1934-38 Democratic era, supports the 1940 Republican state government, and argues against Rooseveltism and New Deal policies while urging electing opposition lawmakers and condemning foreign entanglements.
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Rhode Island
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Supreme Court
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Tandon
England
Moses Israel Sseff
Tondoan
Im Faelard
St Voor America
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London
A .L. Chesterton
Europe
Asia
America
Americas
Wendell Willkie
Risk
Sandager
Congress
Gerry
Felix Frankfurter
Democratic Party
Wallis E Howe for Representative
Wallis E Howe announced as candidate for representative in Bristol. Son of Rt Reverend Mr I Wolfe Howe and Eliza Whitney of Philadelphia, with deep Bristol roots and a long career in architecture. He studied at Selwyn Hall Lehigh Tech and MIT, lived in Bristol since 1895, married Mary Emily Locke in 1901, and has held civic roles including Town Council president 1917-18 and YMCA leader. He is on the State Planning Board and the State Board of Registration of Architects, with extensive family ties and community involvement.
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I Wolfe Howe Bishan
Central Penns
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Eliza Whitne
Philadelphia
John Howe
Richard Smith
Selwyn Hall
Reading
Lehigh University
South Bethlehem
Mass Institute of Technology
Boston
Providence
Mary Emily Locke
George S. Locke
St Michael's Church
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Clarke, Howe
YMCA
St Michael’s Church
State Planning Board
State Board of Registration of Architects
Providence Art Club
Turk’s Head Club
Bristol Yacht Club
Mata Hari's Daughter Opens Sensational Spy Tale
The Boston Sunday Advertiser previews a wartime spy romance titled Mata Hari's Daughter, hailed as the era's greatest spy story since All Quiet on the Western Front, beginning in the November issue.
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