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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1918

Page

2

Bristol War Welfare Committee appeals for funds for servicemen

The Bristol War Welfare Committee, led by the Phoenix editor as secretary treasurer, spent 440.47 on chocolates and tobacco for local and deployed Bristol servicemen. Contributions totaling 446.66 were raised, leaving 6.13 on hand. Citizens and groups such as Babbitt Women's Relief Corps and Merreshoff steel workers donated further sums. A new drive will support gifts for class 1 trainees, with acknowledgments printed in the Phoenix.

The Phoenix Bristol War Welfare Committee Bristol U. S Army Navy Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps Merreshoff Steel Workers War Welfare Committee

German Surrender Now Depends on Continued Force

The article argues that Germany's fate hinges on sustained military pressure rather than diplomacy. It credits Italian General Diaz and Allied armies with compelling Austria to submit and claims American soldiers and sailors aided in breaking Teutonic resistance, underscoring force as the decisive argument.

Germany Bulgaria Turkey Austria Diaz

In Rhode Island Race O S h a u n e s s y Backed

A fragmentary report notes Higgins declaring unqualified for Congressman OShaughnessy while the President sides with OShaughnessy and Troy against Colt and Kennedy. A line invokes God save the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.

Tee Gram Higgins O’shaunessy O'Shaunessy Troyas Colt Kennedy Rhode Island Providence Plantations

New York Women Vote For First Time In State and Congressional Tickets

The women of New York cast ballots today for state and congressional races marking their first participation in these elections. Their entry introduces uncertainty about the outcome and potential shifts in voting patterns across districts.

New York

Bristol Hotel proprietor charged with selling liquor to sailors

A special Town Council session charged James McLaughlin owner of the Bristol Hotel with selling intoxicating liquor to sailors in uniform. Attorney Joseph A Hammill represented McLaughlin while William T O'Donnell spoke for the police. Hearing postponed to Friday evening. James A Bosworth and John M Lannon appointed special constables.

James F. McLaughlin Bristol Hotel James McLaughlin Bristol McLaughlin Joseph A Hammill Police Department William T O'Donnell James A. Bosworth John M Lannon

Bristol notices and greetings from Bristol and vicinity

Local items include an Altar Society dance at G A R Hall for the new Italian church, reopened St Mary’s Sunday school after influenza closures, and marriage intentions filed for Alfredo Alves and Maria Anselmo plus Francisco Silva and Luiza Vargas. Also reported are visits from Gov Printing Office staffer Howard E. Sherman, Mrs Mary Codman’s return from Europe, Lieut W Fred Williams’s wound recovery, and Rhode Island activities including Mothers Club events and a German rifle gift to Miss Rose Callan. The Probate Court appoints Judge Edward L. Leahy as First Lieutenant, and the Rhode Island State Guard forms a Sanitary Unit with local officers and town-supplied equipment.

Altar Society G. A. R. Hall St. Mary's Church Howard E. Sherman Government Printing Office Washington, D. C Sarah E. Sherman High Street Alfredo Alves Maria Anselmo Francisco O. Silva Luiza C. Vargas Mary E. Codman Europe Providence Bristol Windmill Point W. Fred Williams Mothers’ Club Council of Presidents Rhode Island National Conference of Mothers and Parent- Teachers’ Association State Normal School Rose Callan L. H. Callan 107Th U. S. Engineers France Place & Foster's Edward L. Leahy Adatcute Arthur

First Sign of a Cold Prompts Early Take

A cautious start to the season shows early symptoms of a chilly spell as observers warn of lingering colds. Health officials advise early precautions and monitoring for vulnerable groups.

Miss Makowsky to Attend Lasell Seminary

News from Bristol covers Miss Ethel Makowsky leaving Colt Memorial High School for Auburndale Massachusetts to join Lasell Seminary. Other local updates note relatives abroad safe return and community efforts for Liberty Bond payments and war work drives.

Under the Yoke and a Western at Star Theatre

Theda Bara stars in Under the Yoke a Philippines romance set during American occupation with a captured American captain freed by soldiers after a revolt. William S Hart headlines Staking His Life a five act Western. Louise Glaum stars in A Law Unto Herself a Paralta play Thursday.

Theda Bara Philippines Stas Thadtre Lanietts Stay Ite Daggehter Roricer William S Hart Louise Glaum

School Committee Holds Special Session Accepts Resignations

The Fall River School Committee met in a special session last evening. Miss Margaret M. O Connell of Newport resigned from Byfield as a grade teacher and will move to Cranston Public Schools. Fall River teachers praised include Miss Hannah McMullen Miss E Mildred Gorman and Miss Vera McDermott. Helen F Purcell supervisor of household arts receives a $100 raise to 800 yearly. A continuation school plan was approved but not opened due to National India Rubber Company workers needed for government orders and influenza related slowdowns. A hearing on Mrs Mary M Harvey beauty salary claim of 325 was scheduled in Providence with committee representation by Rear Admiral John R Edwards Thomas H DeCoudres and Philip Brady.

Margaret M. O'Connell Newport Byfield O’connell Cranston Fall River Hannah McMullen E. Mildred Gorman Vera McDermott Helen F. Purcell Purcell Watertown N. Y Thomas H. DeCoudres National India Rubber Company Mary M Harvey Providence John R. Edwards Thomas H DeCoudres Philip Brady

Sweet Revenge and a Mule Beehive Incident

A Cleveland man kicked by a mule seeks revenge by backing the animal toward a beehive until it kicks. The report mixes in a theater note about E Atkinson of Boston claiming an unusual Romeo and Juliet performance in the Midwest with a balcony-card game gag.

Cleveland E. Atkinson Boston Middle West

Odorizer Tube Provides Clean Odor Options Under Rim

The tube is easily removed and filled and sits under the rim for a clean odor presence. It functions as an odorizer without implying a lavatory, offering several pleasant odor strengths to choose from.

Canning Record for Bristol Town Canning Efforts

Bristol Food Conservation Committee reports a high season tally through Oct 8 with 9326 quarts of vegetables 3575 quarts of fruits 8659 glasses of preserved goods 197 quarts salted products and 283 quarts dried products Miss Brown's Providence office notes Bristol yields the state’s highest record this year The committee thanks contributors for cooperation led by Mrs C T Sherman chairman.

Bristol Food Conservation Committee of C T Sherman

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Bristol Phoenix Bristol County Farrally Bristol Post Office Ofice Hope Street R. I H. M. Darling Northup Bros Rich Co United Brothers’ Club Cottage St Charles St Phenix Office Ymc.a Editorial AM. P.M Bristol and Vicinity Seidel Ptdl News of Dodge & Camfeld Co Butler Wakes Providence, BR. L Wty Cascara, Pe Pome Mr. Bills Ethel Makowsky Colt Memorial High School Auburndale Mass Lasell Seminary Peter C. R. Morris Joseph Gillespie Bangor Alice Coughlan Bay View Avenue Corp John J. Coughlan United War Work R. E. Lanphear Rev F. E. Talbee Weston William B. Pearse Greenville Capt B. L Usher Place Riverside Barrington Warren Greenwell George L. Thompson Frederick G. Thompson Coltroad Thompson Camp Dix California Loading Co Old Bridge N. J DeWitt E. Bolster Priv Harvard Goettler 66Th Artillery Liberty Bonds Bolster Trinity Church Trinity Parish Normandy Star Theatre A. V. Puya PHOTO Hope Drug Co Just State St. L. Levy’s E. T. Mason P. O. Box John Temple Drury WM. F. Briggs Church ST. Laws Gorham's Express Boards of Health Waldron Company Moatrages Binh Ihalitvatil Esas Hope Bradford Bristol Auto Shop Odd Fellows Hall Tel Bourn Street Wood Street Hope ST Franklin St Bradford Farm B. Breach Pure Food Store Hecker’s Teco Priscila Hocolate Capercan Eee Victor Brand Warfield Golden Tree N. O. Molasses Ponce Porto Rico Charles A. Johnson
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