No Prosecution Likely in Bristol Narrows Liquor Raid case
U S District Attorney Norman S Case says there is insufficient evidence to convict Sigmund Rand of Central Falls and chauffeur Bernard Kirk of Pawtucket on conspiracy charges tied to the Bristol Narrows liquor raid. Reports say another shipload was landed there and routed to East Providence and Pawtucket via a backroad. Town Council planned monthly session this evening in the Council Chamber.
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Rand
Kirk
Narrows
Sigmund Rand
Central Falls
Bernard Kirk
Pawtucket
Bristol Narrows
la United States
Norman S. Case
Laas S
the Narrows
Kelley
James W Goff
East Providence
Auto Collision In Reading Leaves One Hurt At Hope and Franklin
At 12 15 Sunday afternoon Richard Davine 16 Ash Street Reading collided with Dominick DiMauro 219 State Street this town at Hope and Franklin streets DiMauro suffered a head cut and both cars were damaged Jose Sousa 6 Doran Avenue this town driving a sedan Sunday afternoon struck an electric New Haven train on Thames Street at Brad ford Street The train left the terminal at Constitution Street at 320 and was moving north Sousa and three companions Marguerite Sousa 6 Court Street Mary Arruda 65 Munro Avenue and Mary Rodrigues Mount Hope Avenue were uninjured though the sedan lost its left mudguard and rear window while the train did not delay the trip
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Richard Davine
Ash Street
Reading
Mass
Dominick DiMauro
State Street
Hope
Franklin Streets
DiMauro
Jose Sousa
Doran Avenue
Sousa
Marguerite Sousa
Court Street
Mary Arruda
Munro Avenue
Mary Rodrigues
Mount Hope Avenue
Franklin Street
Get-Together Supper At YMCA Draws Local Friends
The Get-Together Supper at the YMCA features a meat-pie dinner served by the ladies and an address on The Place of the Foreign-born in Our Social Fabric. Vincent D Allessia of Providence, a vaudeville artist, will perform with a piano accordion. A committee of 30 is selling 100 tickets, with only a few remaining.
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YMCA
Colin’ T Holm
Vincent D’allessia
Providence
Probate Court Hears Multiple Estate Matters
In a Probate Court session Attorney Psedge Edward L. Leahy presiding the matters include appointment of an executrix for Jullapggny with bond set at 1500 and appraisal by Clinton T. Sherman. The will of Moses W. Whitney probate and Linda R Knowles to serve as executrix continued to November 16. Final administrator’s account for Josiah W. Potter allowed. Christine Howe French estate inventory for allowance accepted. John Le Mandell petition for direction on legacies to minors granted.
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Psedge
Edward L. Leahy
Jullapggny
Clinton T. “Sherman
Moses W. Whitney
Linda R Knowles
Josiah W. Potter
Christine Howe
John le Mandell
Bristolian Victory Over Cyclones Improves Title Hopes
The Bristolians beat the Cyclones 12 to 0 as Jaze Thompson scored both touchdowns. Gordon Perrys and Burke recorded the longest rushes while Bristol count claims a 195 110 pound title and eyes tougher outside rivals. Friday’s lineup included Dunbar Ig Giorgio Ig Her zig and Phenes c Bullock Ig Rielly rt Ricciore Perry Thompson Kearnes Thompson fb Mancini Maher with Garman as head linesman.
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Bristolians
Cyclones
Jaze Thompson
Gordon Perrys
Burke
Bristol
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Rielly
Rt Ricciore
Perry
Kearnes
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Thompson
Mancini
Maher
Garman
Mrs Ethel Mafford Burial In North Cemetery
The body of Mrs Ethel Mafford wife of Charles E Gifford who died in Providence was brought here Saturday for burial at North Cemetery. She was born in this town daughter of Susan Forrest Jepson and the late John B Fish and had lived in Providence for many years.
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Ethel Mafford
Charles E Gifford
Providence
North Cemetery
Gifford
Susan
Forrest) Jepson
John B. Fish
Bristol Train of Artillery Plans 150th Anniversary Events
The Bristol Train of Artillery held its monthly meeting at the State Street Armor Cole. Commander Cheesman announced Armistice Day parade in full dress at 9 30 o clock and revealed plans for a 150th command anniversary in February. An anniversary program includes a parade, monument unveiling at the old Town Whipping Post site on State Street, and a banquet with a subsequent anniversary hall. A monument foundation for Bristol Train’s organizing site will be laid soon.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
State Street
A Cheesman
Armory
Fusilier Veteran Association of
Boston
New York
City of
Old Guard
Cheesman
Old Town
Bristol
Fifth District Court Guilty Plea Over License Violation
Frank Victoria Jr admitted operating a motor vehicle without a State Board license in a Fifth District Court session. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Frank H Hammill. Several cases including Langello and Tavares were postponed for a week by defense constraints and noted continued, with civil cases Bell versus Alesi and Bell versus Bradlex defaulted.
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Frank Victoria, Jr
State Board of Public Roads
Fifth District Court
Wsa
Frank H Hammill
Carmine Langello
B F Lindemuth
Vincenzo Alesi
W H_ Bell
Leo Bradlex
Harry Kebrek
John H Shackford
Judge Leahy stresses history's role for youth in nation building
Judge Edward L. Leahy spoke at Colt Memorial High School urging that history guides future generations. He argued history shapes literature religion science and God and that it underpins American citizenship, liberty, justice, and obedience to laws.
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Edward L. Leahy
Colt Memorial High School
Leahy
Judge Leahy
Washington
General Pershing
Officers Installed for Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella
Officers-elect of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella were installed at Grand Army Hall with Mary Jo Condon as State Regent. Names include Regent Mrs Sarah Sweeney nine Regent Mrs Margaret Morris Recording Secretary Miss Winfred C Walsh Financial Secretary Mrs Mars A Lannon Treasurer Miss Mars Morris Chancellor Miss Grace F Fay Custodian Miss Helen Connors Monitor Miss Anona Donovan Inside Guard Mrs Rose Preble Outside Guard Miss Margaret M Dwyer Trustee three years Mrs Waitham T Dwyer Scribe Mrs Edward Sullivan First Guide Miss Loretta T Walsh Second Guide Miss Mary McCallum. A Pastime Theatre entertainment was planned for Sunday evening Nov 15, followed by a chicken supper hosted by Mrs Joseph Lewis chair. A musical and literary program was provided by the social committee.
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Hope Circle
Isabella
Ain Grand Army Hall
Mary Jo Condon
Sarah Sweeney
Margaret Morris
Winfred C Walsh
Mars A Lannon
Mars Morris
Grace F Fay
Helen Conners
Anona Donovan
Rose Preble
Margaret .M Dwyer
Waitham T Dwyer
Edward Sullivan
Loretta T Walsh
Mary McCallum
Joseph Lewis
James Connery
Charles Connery
George Ingram
Bessie Pierce
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Pastime Theatre
Paramount Picture
Dist Corp Presents
Florence Vidor
Malcolm Macgregor and
Albert Roscof
California
Bob Custer
Priscilla Dean
Wanda Hawley
John T. Murray
Ethel Shannon
Hal Cooley
Vera Stedman
Evelyn Brent
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Victorios
Ards
Volland
Child’s Books
Edward D. Kun
Ortomeiin
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
William H. Remieres
F. PF. Remieres
G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Ingram’s
Overland Express
Franklin St
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Comstock’s Express
Page & Friendship
Tellaspee
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Hydraulion Engine & Hose, CO
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