Legion Completes Armistice Day Parade Plans
Kearney Post American Legion and auxiliary prepare for Armistice Week events. Parade chief marshal Samuel J. Smith leads a three division procession through downtown with police, scouts, Red Cross and veterans groups. Armistice Ball to follow at Bristol Casino with Al Rosen band. planners list gala committee members.
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Kearney
L. H Callan
Domenico Mascola
Marshal Smith
Callan
Bristol Boy Scout Band
Norman Rene
243Rd Coast Artillery
A. Mo‘ren
Bristol Boy Scout Repons
Tire Derony
Sek
Seoul
Amm Belhtad
Mr . Mascolo
John Ezikovitch
The
American Legion
Francis P Cuomo
Elizabeth Gifford
Kearney Didgeron
Bli Te Aimchene Legion
Charles O . Thompson
Bristol
American Red Cross
Clara L. Diman
John W. Church
William H. Angevine
Amos S. Gorham
High
State Streets
High Street
Baptist Church
State Street
Wood Street
Hope Street
Bradford Street
Union Street
Franklin Street
Burnside Memorial
Rockwell Park
Gaiety
American Legion and Friends
al Rosen
William J Seymour
Charles F. Burns
William T Cashin
Fred E. Garvin
Manuel Perry
B W Wall
Joseph W Enes
Samuel J Smith
A A. Edmonds
Francs Cuoma
Bristol Teachers Plan Pope November Event in High School Auditorium
The Bristol Teachers' Association plans an event in the Colt high school auditorium on November 1. Matthew Capone chairs the general arrangements committee with members including John L. Burke Doris Bullock Rose McGovern Helen Romano Gladys Osterberg Mises Arg Aga fade Heatherlite Cohway Futss Tobin Rose Pozzi Veronica Trainor Margaret Southwick Anthony Agattello Vincent Leahy Rose Fasano Emily Leonard Gertrude Leonard Benjamin Hazen.
Frank Rounds Awarded Andrews School Contract
Supt E S Mapes announced the low bid for window shades draperies and rugs at the Andrews Memorial School was withdrawn from Weiss Son New York for not meeting specs. The contract goes to Frank A Rounds at 2346 dollars with PWA approval.
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E. S. Mapes
Andrews Memorial School
Weiss & Son
New York
Mapes
Frank A. Rounds
PWA
Continual Forum Series Discusses Business Slump
The second monthly meeting at Colt Memorial Hall opens with Dr Joseph Mayer presenting Can We Avoid Another Business Slump. A discussion from the floor follows with Dr Mayer guiding the session.
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Colt Memorial Hall
Joseph Mayer
Mayer
Red Cross Names Workers For Annual Roll Call
A 40 member committee to aid the Bristol branch in its 22nd annual Red Cross roll call was announced by general chairman Glen Smith. The drive starts tomorrow and runs to Thanksgiving with 10 district teams and a gifts committee named.
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Bristol
American Red Cross
Glen Smith
Robert W. Nelson
Smyth
Sebastian Bernard Jr
Boswell Bosworth
Richard Simmons
Claude Hazeldine
George Ingram
William Pinch
Stanley Friswell
Audrey Munro
Sophia Young
Barbara Newman
Gertrude Byrnes
Mira Whitman
Virginia Marshall
Joan Doyle
John Condon
Hope Rex
Anna Almeda
Elizabeth Ormonde
Georgess Mifflerd
Emily ‘Asterberg
Barr
Roone
Ruth Dennis
Lucien Capone
Joseph Almeida
Samuel Hall
Henry DeWolf Allen
John Church
Charles Otten
Earl Dun- PO Tuou Rine
Ang Vite Aahames McKenna
Tola Dunbar
Helen Herreshoff
Baird Speaks At Colt Memorial High Armistice Day Assembly
American Legion Commander John E. Baird spoke at Colt Memorial High School Armistice Day exercises. Student Council president Anthony Ramos presided. A tableau Taps featured Frank Correia Angelo Ascoli and Michael Ruggiero with group singing and a motion picture.
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John E. Baird
American Legion
Colt Memorial High School
Anthony Ramos
Colt
Frank Correia
Angelo Ascoli
Michael Ruggiero
American Way
Laura Veccia
Louise DeLuca
Ella Carlone
Guiteras Memorial
Reynolds School
Guiteras
Silas Long
Farl Rounds
Jim Murphy
Charles Andrade
Bill Martin
Edmund Alves
Mrs Hawkins
Angelina Borg
Paul Richards
Mary Cavallero
Joseph Santos
Jesse Ferias
Lawrence Andrade
Fred Bisbano
Carmine Berretto
Elizabeth Francis
Bristol Receives $60,000 Check to Pay Hurricane Bills
The town council president Prescott B. Paull and Town Treasurer William H. Angevine, with town solicitor Joseph A. Hamill, received a certified check for $60,000 at First National Bank Boston. The funds will cover more than $12,000 in unpaid hurricane-related bills within days.
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Bristol
Prescott B. Paull
William H. Angevine
Joseph A Hamill
First National Bank
Boston
Bristol Returns Big Republican Sweep In State Elections
Bristol voters backed Republicans in the Rhode Island state elections with Bertram Wall winning the Senate race by 242 votes over Pasquale Pagnano and Prescott B Paull. Governor William H H Vanderbilt led statewide, while John R Magee held his Assembly seat. Democrats Aimee Forand Lewis Cappelli and Henry Alfred won in Bristol margins, with Cappelli gaining the most votes among Democrats locally.
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Bristol
Bertram Wall
Pasquale Pagnano
Prescott B Paull
Wall
Pagnano
Paull
William HH Vanderbilt
Robert FE Quinn Wes Lid
Quarta
Ay Neges
John R Magee
General Assembly
Charles L. Davis
George Ren Tsh
Aimee Forand
Lawis W Cappell
Henry Alfred
Forand
Charles F Risk
Cappelli
McManus
Alfred
Michael W Pasquarelli
Local election acknowledgments from two district candidates
Pasquale Pagnano thanks voters after an unsuccessful bid for Senator and praises Wall for his election and campaign. John R Magee, successful Republican candidate for Representative, vows to work for honest representation and thanks Second District voters for their support.
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Bertram W. Wall
Bert Wall
Prescott B -Paull
John R Magee
Charles L. Davis
Henry Alfred
John R. Bernardo
Republican Town Committee
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Wall
Pasquale Pagnano
Religious Editor To Speak At First Congregational Church
Rev Frederick A Wilmot religious editor of the Providence Journal will preach Sunday evening at the First Congregational Church in the first in a series of union services by four local Protestant churches. He recently traveled around the world interviewing religious leaders and is in demand as a lecturer.
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Frederick A Wilmot
Providence Journal
First Congregational Church
Wilmot
Senator-Elect to Speak on Peace After Armistice Day
Senator-elect B W Wall will address Epworth League meeting at State Street M E Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in St Michael's Parish Hall. He will speak on Peace Following Armistice Day for the congregation and league members.
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B W. Wall
Epworth League of the
State Street M. E
St Michael’s Parish
This and That from Hare and Shere
This and That from Hare and Shere observes the voting outcome sparks talk across the state. It notes a pendulum swing between parties and suggests the shift may prevent extremes in governance.
Shortage of voting machines in district two
Election workers faced machine shortages in the second district with only three devices available. Elderly voters found the wait exhausting and some left before casting ballots. The author argues for adding another machine in the district next time.
No clear headline found in fragmented text
Fragmentary remarks on voting disorder and political influence mention Dewey, gangsters, and relief workers. The passage references Kentucky killings, 1932 election comparisons, and regional attitudes without a coherent event or outcome. No specific names or dates are provided to anchor a publishable item.
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Kentucky
Providence
Pawtucket
Warren Relief Workers Targeted Over Political Ties
Edward J. Higgins, Democratic leader in Warren, declares that all relief workers seen today aiding the Republican party on local state or federal projects will lose their jobs tomorrow. The statement labels relief staff as acting in partisan interests and shifts political fault onto current hires.
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Warren
Edward J. Higgins
Politician Orders Relief Workers to Vote Democratic
A Massasoit and Central Fire Station observer claims Mr Higgins urged relief workers to vote for the Democratic party. He warned workers who betrayed loyalty would be dismissed, prompting accusations that destitute unemployed were pressured to support a party to receive aid. The issue ties to a broader claim about government assistance and political allegiance observed last Tuesday.
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Higgins
Massasoit
Democratic Party
Tiangpaktscoh
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