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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1922

Page

3

Rhode Island Politics and GOP Rally Endorsements

Col Harding supporters tout Republican strength in Rhode Island with talk of prosperity and growing industry. Col Gross praises Rep Lavander for nominating him, lauds women voters, and endorses the Lavander 48 Hour Law. Walters Munroe backs Gross for Governor and pledges aid to Bristol.

Rhode Island Republican Party Col. Gross James F. Lavander Pettine Ray Cox Flint Lavander Walter E. Munroe Gross Bristol Senate

Bristol rally lauds Lavander for 48 hour bill victory

A noon rally at the National India Rubber Company factory featured speakers Secretary William Needham and Thomas McGauley praising Bristol representative James F Lavander. Needham highlighted Lavander's role in passing the 48 hour bill, calling him sincere and devoted to constituents amid opposition from lobbyists and manufacturers.

National India Rubber Company William Needham Ian Souci Thomas McGauley Samuel J. Connery MceGauley Mr. Needham Lavander James F Lavander Bristol House of Representatives General Assembly Rhode Island Mr Lavander Representative Lavander

Report of district nurse October 1922 activity

Monthly report of Mary Taylor, R N, for October 1922. Cases carried over 21 new patients 24 total patients 45 discharged 28 died 1 remaining under care 16 business and advisory visits 53 Metropolitan visits 58 obstetrical cases 5 operations 0 total visits 280 baby clinics held 4 attendance at clinics 6 tuberculosis clinics 2 patients attended 6.

Mary Taylor R. N

Women's League Discusses Law Enforcement and Prohibition

At a Bristol Unit meeting of the United League of Women Voters of Rhode Island the group noted an 1892 Anti Tobacco Act lacking enforcement. They discussed the minors smoking fine and a newer law making parents responsible for their children's misdemeanors and urged women to uphold constitutional ideals.

Bristol United League of Women Voters of Rhode Island America United States

Fifth District Court Hears Five Assault and Auto Cases

Judge Frank H Hammill presided over three assault and two automobile cases in a weekly Fifth District Court session. Louis X Sousa faced a not guilty plea for an attempted assault on wife Mary C Sousa. he received six months probation on a deferred sentence after prior charges. J. Formisano and the Ingram brothers had cases continued or pleads not guilty. Albert Gates pleaded guilty to walking an automobile on a sidewalk and was fined. Francis V McCormick denied the charge of reckless operation after injuring Miss Mary Fontes, with case continued.

Frank H Hammill Fifth District Court Louis X Sousa Mary C Sousa F Street Sousa Juad Joseph Formisano Manuel Garaffa William James George Ingram George Thompson Albert Gates Providence Bradford Street Francis V McCormick Mary Fontes

Committal for Annie Clarke Held at North Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Annie Clarke who died at Somerville were conducted at North Cemetery Sunday at 1 o clock. Clarke age 64 formerly Mrs John Patton and long a resident here.

Annie Clarke Somerville North Cemetery Clark John Patton

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Real Estat and ‘Insurance Feephone A. A. Edmonds CO FORD Dutee Hope Street John the Tailor R. I K. of C. Bazaar Burke’s Block Island Orchestra Elmwood Avenue E. E. Couillard D. C Bristol Merchants Strate Mercantile Division Bristol Chamber, OF Commerce F. M. Dimond—Dry Goods Max Makowsky Clothing E. D. Kunz—Jeweler A. A. Edmonde Henry Dio Www M. Connery—Clothier A. L. Johnston—Hardware A. E. Markoff—Jeweler Geo. T. Sisson—Grocer Sherman’s Pharmacy—Drugs Taylors Quality Shoe Store James F. Duffy Soda Medeiros & Bernard—Grocers Industrial Trust Co—Bank J. A. Janson—Market Y. D. Fruit Store Samuel Kinder—Florist Levy's Shoe Farrally Bros.—Printers Fred E. Suzman—Clothing Colt Harding Republican Rally WAN. E. A. Cocoa State Street League OF Women Voters Kearney Legion Naval Reserve Armory Peerless Decorating and Sign CO George R. Fish Coxe Elmwood Farms Bell Brand Gorton Swift Frankforts aFabio Bologna Newman. Bros
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