Lavander Attacks GOP Truths Shifts to Democratic Side
The editorial by James F Lavander in the Providence News and Tribune critiques Governor Flynn and the Republican Party while praising the Democrats. Lavander, a former Republican representative from the First District, declares his party switch and suggests Republicans lack integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
US Senate
James F Lavander
Providence News and Tribune
Saturda
Lavander
Owen D Young and the Dawes plan impact on policy
The piece lauds Owen D Young as a private citizen shaping European relations and economic policy. It quotes Harvard President Lowell praising Young as a master builder who clears a path to justice and peace. It argues business leaders achieved more for farmers and global stability than politicians, emphasizing the Dawes plan's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen JD Young
Mr Young
Lowell
Harvard
Owen D Young
America
Wharton Pepper Warns Against Undermining the Constitution
At Valley Forge during the 150th anniversary of the First Continental Congress Pepper cautioned that fault lies with people not the Constitution and urged unity under the constitutional framework. He recalled Washington fasting and guiding the nation to lay the Constitution’s foundations and criticized reformers who seek to change it for personal comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Valley, Forge
Ceorge Wharton Pepper
Washington
Polls open with two ballots for voters today
Voters will receive a small ballot listing four candidates for the LoS Senate to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator LeBaron B. Colt. The large ballot covers President and Vice President, six US Senate candidates, five party lists, and electors for Talouette Wheeler on the Progressive ticket plus Common Wealth Land Parts electors. The Secilist Part offers state officer candidates. Edward M. Sullivan of Cranston is the Liberal Independent ticket’s sole candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Senate
LeBaron B. Colt
Talouette and Wheeler
Edward M. Sullivan
Cranston
Teket
Basketball at Y Gym Promises Local Junior Teams Show
Tomorrow evening two games unfold at the Y gym. The Y Juniors meet Fall River Juniors while the local Boy Scout team faces Warren Boy Scouts. Under coach White the YY team debuts with expectations of a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Warren
White
Town Notes and Holiday Preparations Across Bristol and Vicinity
Capt Paul A Herzig takes two week vacation aboard the Bristol. Town Council to meet tomorrow night due to election day. James J Walsh ill at home on Hope Street. Berean Class hosts Hallowe'en party at First Baptist Church parsonage. Knights of Pythos Burnside Lodge hold grand bazaar at Grand Army Hall. Dunbar returns from ten day Maine hunting trip as three deer arrive by express. Forget-Me-Not Day raises funds for Disabled American Veterans and World War veterans. Sheffer's Colonial Orchestra plays at Bristol Casino Halloween frode. Bhlien Field hosts 150 couples at dance with yellow and black decor. Eagles' barn dance planned for Nov 21 at Eagles Hall with Martello’s Orchestra. prizes for costumes and free transport to Bristol and Warren. Sixth in a series of whists at Bristol Aerie 953 with prizes awarded to Mrs Marshall and Miss Van Voast among others. Chrysanthemums valued in display. Main Street observers note elm climbers uppermost branches at Linden Place removal of dead limbs by forestry workers using large saws without spurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Herzig
Bristol
James J. Walsh
Democratic Town Committee
Hope Street
First Baptist Church
Grand Army Hall
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythos
Richard J. Simmons
Eugene S. Byone
LeRoy. J Dunbar
Maine
Express
LeRoy W Maller
Disabled American Veterans Association
Sheffer
Colonial Orchestra
Hallowe'en Frode
Bristol Casino
Bhlien Field
Eagles
Aid
Eagles’ Hall
Warren
Star Theatre
Bristol Aerie
George S Marshall
Deneice van Voast
John Matheson
Alex Guevremont
Joseph A Rodrigues
Walliam H van Voast
Jay View Avenue
Main Street
Aa Forestry Company
Linden Place
Col S P Colt
Local election activity and community notices amid town events
Voters including Wendell Davis and Frank Bourne discussed ballots while Daughters of Isabella hold officer installation at Italian Hall. Mrs Coughlin of Stamford mourned. funeral at St Marys Cemetery. Community groups meet at First Congregational and United Brothers Lodge plan to view election returns at Odd Fellows Hall.
Local Births Include Boynton Goldstein Walker Entries
In Chicago Illinois on October 28 19xx a son Robert Merrill was born to Merrill and Eleanor Boynton, grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry W Boynton of this town. In Fall River on November 2 at Limon Hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Goldstein of this Walker In the town November 1 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas H Walker of Catherine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Miro and
Vers
Thomas H Walker
Catherine Street
Married Correira Mendes in St Elizabeths Church
In this town at St Elizabeths Church in November the Reverend Francisco joined Novedra Joaquin Sousa Correira and Miss Mary Mendes both of this town in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correira Mendes
Ehizabeths
Francisco
Novedra Joaquin Sousa Correira
Mary Mendes
Officers Installed by Hope Circle No 70 D of Isabella
Officers-elect of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella were installed in Grand Army Hall by State Regent Mrs Mary J Condon assisted by Miss Helen A Condon. Inducted were Regent Miss Sarah Sweeney Vice Regent Mrs Margaret Morris Chaplain Rev Thomas J Gillan Recording Secretary Miss Winifred C Walsh Financial Secretary Miss Eva LeClair Custodian Mrs Dorothy Sylvia Chancellor Miss Grace F Fay Inside Guard Mrs Emma Gallagher Outside Guard Mrs Rose Preble First Guide Miss Loretta T Walsh Second Guide Miss Jeanette Derosier Monitor Miss Anna Donovan Organist Miss Bertha Menard Trustee for three years Mrs Rose Breen Scribe Mrs Margaret Connery. State Regent Mrs Condon and Regent Sarah M Sweeney received silver mesh bags from Mrs Thomas Byrnes. social time and musical program followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
Isabella
Grand Army Hall
Mary J. Condon
Helen A Condon
Sarah Sweeney
Margaret Morris
Rov
Emma Gallagher
Rose Preble
Loretta T. Walsh
Jeanette Derosier
Anna Donovan
Bertha Menard
Rose Breen
Margaret Connery
Mrs Condon
Sarah M Swenex
Thomas # Byrnes
Marriage Intentions Listed For Local Residents
Henry James Andrews and Rose Barbato both of this town. John Teixeira of Central Falls and Luzia Neves Camara of this town. Joseph Mitchell Rennard of Graystone R 1 and Edith Leach of this town. Carl Joseph Bisbane and Josephine Palumbo both of this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James Andrews
Rose Barbato
John Teixeira
Central Falls
Luzia Neves Camara
Joseph Mitchell Rennard
Graystone
R 1
Edith Leach
Carl Joseph Bisbane
Josephine Palumbo
Y M C A Notes and Upcoming Events
The Y M C A notes announce a Thursday evening fre supper with Waldo Heinrichs of India speaking on Christianity's Place in India Today. Rear Admiral William S. Sims is the distinguished guest. tickets, menu cards, and programs will be issued for the event. The calendar lists basketball leagues, schedules, and a push for financial help due to unpaid bills totaling 1547 dollars. Funds should be sent to treasurer Henry Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Heinrichs
India
Heinrichs
America
George W Warren
White
Aileen Holme
Holme
William S. Sims
Boss
Providence
Fall Riser
Newport
Pawtucket
Attlehero
Woonsocket
Taunton
Franklin
Bristol
Massachusetts
Rhode
Island
Halloween Masquerade at Grand Army Hall by Hope Circle No 70
The virtual Hallowe en masquerade of Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella was well attended at Grand Army Hall. Warren Riverside and local guests enjoyed decorated halls, a grand costume march, and prize awards for most unique costume and games.
Hallowe'en Party Hosted By Miss Elvira Paull
Miss Elvira Paull hosted a Halloween costume party at her Hope Street home for Wire Service and U S Rubber Co employees. Guests wore period outfits with decorations of pumpkins corn and flowers. Prizes went to Helen V Kelley as the Witch of Endor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Paull
U S. Rubber Company
Hope Street
Alice In Wonderland
Charles Byrnes
Queen of Sheba” Miss Helen V. Kelley, As “the Witch of Endor
Florimon Hathaway
Monsieur Beaucaire
Frederick Benz
Lord Fauntleroy
Anna Brelsford
Zephyr
Hamlet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol County
Farrally Brothers
F Farrally
Westher
Bradford
Mer of Thames
Phonix
Phoenix News
H. M. Darling
H. M
Editorial
Bristol ‘and
News of
Archie H. Rounds
Tel
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearney
Belvedere
Nora F. Dwyer
Vicinity
For
A Warren
Parish Aid Societyy
Will
Wendell _R. Davis
Singw Nok City
Frank . Bourne
Waishiington
D. G
Benjamin M. Moorby
Nashua
N. H
Daniel
G. Coggeshall
Constitution Street
Mt. Carmel
Daughters of Isabella
National Capital
WM. Knowles
Brewster
Mass
Bay View Avenue
The
Amerian College of Surgeons
New York City
John H. Morrissey
Nelson Beals
Paris
Bristol Neck
Nathaniel Gladding
Curtis Chase
Andrew J Campbell
the Transportation Company
Provideme
Orinda
Pspie
Gsie Menohial
Norman E. Berard
Satiss
Yames ‘Baier
Léo Nussenfeld
James Leahy
C. J. Hasbrouck
Miss Sisson
Bishane Suadduialsy
Gothis Town
Philadelphia
Bisbane Son
Mes
Doamumek
Brisbane
JO Mingsere
McShane
Tuska Superdyne
Raudio
Timmons
Bristol Radio Shop
Sheaffer
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Beecham
Poppasquash Road
J. Tropiano
Bradford Street
Cobb Co
Franklin, Mass
Hope St
Dimontys Corner
Phoenix Office
Ford
P. Sousa
Doran Avenue
Collins St
E. W. Weaver
Pearse Av
Prospect ST
R. L
Henry Wood
Y. M
Hallowe'en
Hallowe'em
Grand Army, Hall
Riverside
Mary Morris
A. Janson
Sadie F Callan
Marguerite "Sylvia
Helen Connery
Annie McCallum
William T Cash
Peter J Lannon
Helen A. Condon
Catherine FE. Callan
Louise M. Doxle
Marguerite Walsh
Hallowe'en Party
Order of Eagles
Pokanoket Hall
Hasbrouck Block
Ingram’s Overland
Franklin St
Sazman’s
Comatock’s Express Page & Friendship Lts
Gaspee
Pure Food Store
Coffee Department
Chase & Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn Seal
Monarch
Yacht Club
Maxwell House
Autocrat
Charles. A. Johnson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!