Editorial attacks Dixon reveal bias against Wilson era policy
The Phoenix Journal assumes Ezra Dixon lacks qualifications beyond voting "right" while praising Hughes and questioning Dixon's independence. The piece argues Dixon, a Civil War veteran and businessman, would support protectionist measures, urging readers to decide if Dixon’s vote counts as much as O'Shaunessy's in backing Hughes' tariff plans and postwar policy.
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Question on Hughes Colleagues Dixon or O'Shaunessy
The excerpt asks which man among Dixon and O'Shaunessy can be counted on as a colleague in Mr. Hughes’s economic plan. It contrasts two possible allies for the workload ahead.
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Dixon
O’shaunessy
Deception in Election Plays Trounced by Ohio Representative
Representative Simeon D. Fess of Ohio condemns past and current political tactics. He cites 1896 1900 and 1916 style slogans arguing war peace and prosperity claims mislead voters. He warns that Democratic policies hurt producers and consumers and urges repudiation of the deceptive campaign on election day.
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Ohio
Vera Cruz
Santa Ysabel
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Ilson
Mexican Commission
Europe
Bristol Citizen Seeks Congress Representation
The piece lauds Bristol residents Senator Colt and Ezra Dixon as figures of national importance. It urges Bristolians to vote to send another citizen to Congress, aligning with Republican ideals and dependable Americanism.
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Colt
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House of Representatives
Journal Critiques Gerry Ballot Circulars Not O'Shaunessy
The Providence Journal condemns Gerry for sending ballot fac similes highlighting his vote while omitting the Democratic ticket. It questions why O'Shaunessy faces no similar criticism, noting both are political allies with identical methods and accusing the paper of inconsistent standards.
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Voters' League Advice Sparks Editorial Bone of Contention
The Voters' League urges independence in state and town votes while advising in national elections to back the party whose policies you believe in. The Providence Journal questions whether this stance implies support for Hughes and O'Shaunessy and seeks clarification from the editor.
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McAdoo Warns President May Plunge Nation Into War
The Wall Street Journal quotes Mr. McAdoo asserting the President can drive the country into war at any moment, amid debates over three ongoing conflicts in Haiti and San Domingo.
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Haiti
San Domingo
Wall Street Journal
Billy Sunday to Visit as Boston Faces Poll Fallout
Boston faces ongoing political strain as election issues persist while evangelist Billy Sunday is slated to visit soon, drawing attention amid post election tensions and public interest in reform.
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Billy Sunday
Bristol Post Office Hours and Mail Schedule
The Bristol post office opens at 6.45 a.m. and closes at 7.30 p.m. Money Order Registry and Postal Bank services run 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Mails arrive at 7.00 8.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 7.00 a.m. and close at 7.30 8.50 11.50 a.m. 1.50 5.50 7.15 p.m. Sunday mails arrive 8.00 a.m. and close 4.50 p.m.
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Adams Express Schedule for Bristol Express Matter
A Bristol notice lists outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 a m, 2.20 and 5.20 p m and inward arrivals at 8.00, 10.00 a m, 2.00, 4.00 and 7.00 p m for Adams Express.
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Bristol Vicinity Notes and Local Updates
Barge Berkley delivered 1100 tons of soft coal to Staples Coal Company. Miss Mary Manchester recovering after surgery at East Side Hospital Providence. Rev Dr George L Locke returned from Intervale New Hampshire. New machinery shipped to Mount Hope Spinning Company Warren for quick startup. Miss Emily Manchester and Miss Margaret Best hosted a masquerade at Bristol Nacht Club. Warren Novelty Company halts clothes lines in Cutler Mill area to pursue other ventures. Petit jurors named for Providence Superior Court term starting Nov 13. Omer Verboncoeur, 10, operated for appendicitis at Rhode Island Hospital. Bristol County Gas & Electric adds a 40 by 12 foot billboard at Hope and Washington. Past President Mrs William J Munro guest of Rose Standish Rebecca Lodge in Providence. Infantile paralysis case reported in Providence, Giuseppina Pasarelli seven weeks old, 110th Providence case. no current local cases. First Congregational Church chapel hosts weekly services through May. sermon on soul in Bible teaching. Marriage intentions filed for three couples in town. Mother's Magazine Home Reading Club offers subscription ad with multiple titles and patterns agent info.
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East Side Hospital
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Aaron E. Markoff
Omer
Edward Verboncoeur
Bradford Street
Rhode Island Hospital
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Washington Streets
Silver Creek
Rebecca Assembly
William J Munro
Rose Standish
Rebecca Lodge
Lucy A. Gill
Health Department
Giuseppina Pasarelli
First Congregational Church
Rex John E. Whitley
Jose Morrez Silva
Warren
Maria da Consecao Dos Santos
Zacarias Antonio Domingos
Maria Augusta da Silva
Gartano Cammarota
Anna Camera
Mother's Magazine
Pictorial Review
Priscilla
Ladies’ World
Mother's
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Copy
A 35 year old testimonial style promotion claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cleanses the blood to heal catarrh. It advertises a $100 reward for an incurable case and urges immediate purchase with testimonials and Toledo Ohio seller FJ Cheney & Co.
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Cheney & CO
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Ohio
Wampanoag Encampment Meets in Hasbrouck Hall
Local notices list meetings of Wampanoag Encampment Odd Fellows Hall Knights of the Maccabees and Amity Lodge visiting officers prospective events in Warren and nearby towns. Townsfolk file marriage intentions and a Boston cloth market note accompanies social notices and church activities.
To Let Lower Tenement At Hope And Valley Streets
Corner of Hope and Valley streets available to let. Inquire at antique Shop of the late R H Dunbar on Hope street for details. Small front room to set in central town to let with or without board. Apply Phoenix Office for sale notices and rental inquiries.
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First Bristol Troop Scout Meeting At Headquarters
Mr and Mrs J F Galvin of Water town Mass guests of relatives in town. First Bristol Troop R I Boy Scouts will hold a meeting at its headquarters tomorrow evening at 730. District Deputy Grand Master Mrs Margaret I Hollingsworth and suite will visit Reba Lodge on Thursday evening Nov 16. Miss Catherine Walsh daughter of Mrs and Mrs P Walsh of Cone igregaional street visiting her gunkary A Walsh in Chelsea. Mr B Tucker and Mrs John B ererreshedt will leave tomorrow for Gainesville Texas to visit Mr Tucker's daughter Mrs Henry Ey ison. They expect to return just before Christmas.
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Watertown
Mass
Town
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Bristol
R. I. Boy Scouts
Margaret I. Hollingsworth
Reba Lodge
Catherine ‘Walsh
Sand
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Cone
Igregaional Street
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Chelsea
Aefet
Tucker
John _B. ererreshedt
Gainesvillé
Téxa
Rook Brothers Roll Case Ends Quietly
Clarence Bolvin of Court Street took seventy two dollars from his brother and fled on the 3.30 electric train. Chief of Police Thomas Carver learned of the theft and arranged for Bolvin to be detained in Providence. Bolvin was brought back to Bristol but his brother declined prosecution after noting most of the money had been spent.
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Clarence Bolvin
Court Street
Bolvin
Providence
Union Station
Dwyer
Bristol
Weekly Grocery Prices Highlight Farm Eggs and Canned Goods
This week’s list shows farm eggs per dozen and sweet cider by nets, with items like stuffed olives, corned beef, evaporated milk, creamery butter, cranberries, coffee, fancy peas, crab meat, boned chicken, can beans in sauce, all priced to attract shoppers. The catalog emphasizes regular and sale values for a traditional market week.
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Poplar St
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Fairbanks & Morse
Bristol Boat Yards
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Jetter
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Roy
Pheenix Office
Rhode Island
Bradford Farm
Oeevenene
J. F. Gilroy
E. W. Weaver
Union Street
Edward F. Kearns
South Main Street
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Aetna Protection
B. W. Wall
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