Taxpayers to vote on 13000 relief and plant funds
The Reynolds town meeting next Monday will set aside 7000 for the sewage disposal plant and 3500 for expert supervision to curb odors. An appropriation of 13000 for relief tops the list, while Boston engineer Barrows disputes trial terms and plant operation.
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Bristol
Upgn
Reynolds’ Sthigol
Robert 7J
Anderson
James T. Pierce
William A. Bottomley
Alphonse Ruggiero
H.K. Bartows
Donat
J. Gladue
The
Sewer Commission
Ma Giadue
Boston
Peter ‘Gasper
Barrows
Symphony Concert Tonight At Guiteras Memorial School
Large turnout expected for the R. I. Symphony Orchestra under Dr Wassili Leps at Guiteras Memorial School auditorium. Guest contralto Amy Ward Durfee will sing from Samson and Delilah, with a 42 musician ensemble. Admission by ticket only, with free seating partly available. Notables and patrons listed among supporters.
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R. I. Symphony Orchestra
Wassili Leps
Guiteras Memorial School
State Department of Education
Amy Ward Durfee
Fall River
Samson and
Deliliah
Leps
Barbour
Brown University
Russia
Royal Conservatory of
Dresden
Philadelphia Orchestra
Providence
Providence Symphony Orchestra
Weber
Haydn
Strauss
Vienna Woods
Rimsky-Korsakov
Saint-Saens
Verdi
Lions Club Financial Brief Shows $196.70 and $5.00 Entries
A historical snippet notes two charges totaling $201.70 with line items 196.70 and 5.00 connected to Lions Club activities. The fragment suggests a small accounting record or fundraising record from an unnamed period.
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Lions Club
Battery C marks 10th birthday with Bristol banquet
Battery C 243d Coast Artillery plans a banquet at the armory foot of Church Street to honor its 10th birthday observance. Guests include former commanders and officers from Bristol, State, and national military circles. Dr. Frederick Martin will speak with Bertram Wall as toastmaster, highlighting the unit’s community impact and athletic honors.
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243D Coast Artillery
Frederick Martin
Bertram W. Wall
Bristol
Martin
Martin Hall
Intelligence Department
Wall
Quartermaster Corps
Henry Walsh
Georgiaville
J. Everett Clark
East Providence
Earl C. Webster
Cyril L. D. Wells
John Collins
Ernest W. Moore
Joseph Ruggiero
Manuel Morris
Lawrence Ascoli
George Moren
Eugene Moura
Jack Bisbane
Frank Ferrara
Cosmo Bruscato
Howard I Martin, Jr
Joseph P. Quararo
Battery C
J. Everett ‘Clark
Ray Black
Albert A. Moren
Militia Bureau
Adjutant General’s
Battery and Company
Engineers and Field Artillery
Rhode Island
Camp Perry
Ohio
Salvation Army Leader to Speak Sunday Night
Major Thomas Malpass of the Salvation Army will address the 7 30 oclock service at DeWolf Memorial Chapel First Congregational Church. He has 25 years as divisional secretary for youth activities and now serves at Salvation Army Boston Headquarters overseeing the Argonne Hotel. Captain Fred Austin arranged the event in Bristol.
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Thomas Malpass
DeWolf Memorial
First Congregational Church
Major Malpass
Salvation Army
Young Peoples
Boston
Argonne Hotel
Fred Austin
Bristol
Tri Townies to Face Olympians Sunday at Haf fenreffer Field
The Tri Townies of Providence meet Olympian Club eleven at Haf fenreffer Field Sunday afternoon. After three wins in four starts the blue and white squad adds newcomers Butker Arruda brothers Mello Cabral and Mike Topazio. Kickoff is 2 15 p m.
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Providence
Haffenreffer Field
St. Joseph’s
Butker
Floridas
Arruda Brothers
Mello
Cabral
Mike Topazio
Fatal Train Collision At Barrington Injures Dozens
A train from Providence crashed into a truck leaving Barrington Steambrick Company yard killing driver Albert Casano of Pawtucket and injuring over twenty others. Engineer Albert Tardie of Riverside said he did not see the truck in time. Ambulances transported the injured to Rhode Island Hospital from Barrington Warren and the town.
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Barrington
Providence
Barrington Steambrick Company
Albert Casano
High Street
Pawtucket
Campanelli Construction Company
Albert Tardie
Riverside
Rhode Island
Warren
Armistice Day Observance Ends with Parade Banquet and Ball
Bristol Legionnaires and guests capped a two day Armistice Day observance with a grand ball at the Bristol Casino. The day featured a four division parade through town led by Past Commander Domenic Mascola, a salute of bombs and a minute of silence, and the Star Spangled Banner by the Bristol Train of Artillery Band. The banquet at Hotel Belvedere included speakers Congressman elect Aime Forand Brig. Gen. Luke Callan and others, followed by a turkey dinner and final arrangements by William J. Seymour.
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Bristol Legionnaires
Bristol Casino
Perry Borrelli
Legionnaires
Domenic Mascola
A. A. Edmonds
Department
Mary Hadfield
Nora E. Dwyer
Eliizabeth Carr
Bristol Train of Artillery Band
C. Lawrence Barry
Marine Corps
Kearney Post
No. 6
Belvedere
Aime J. Forand
State Division of
Soldiers’ Relief
Luke H. Callan
Ella Paull
Ladies Auxiliary
Bertram W. Wall
Fréd Suzman
Lester Merritt
Fall River
Charles E. Burns
Kearney
Annie V. Seymour
Joseph W. Enos
Theodore Gladding
Edmonds
Burns
William J. Seymour
Moren to Address Men's Union Meeting at Guiteras House
Captain Albert A. Moren commanding Battery C 43rd Coast Artillery will address the Men's Union gathering Sunday noon at the Guiteras House.
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Men’s Union
Albert A. Moren
Battery C
43rd _.C. A
H. D
Wil
Guiteras House
Why vote for presidential electors
The piece criticizes the Electoral College arguing it creates unequal voting power among states. It cites Wisconsin Georg ia South Carolina and Connecticut to show disparity in influence per voter and advocates direct presidential elections by nationwide popular vote.
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Wisconsin
Georgia
South Carolina
Connecticut
Brown coach Tuss Mc Laughry earns backing from players
Despite several poor seasons at Brown University, coach Tuss Mc Laughry retains strong support from about 300 former players who value his guidance. Alumni grumble, yet the coach’s respect among those he taught for 11 years keeps him in consideration against any replacement moves.
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Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Brown coach McLaughry and early 1930s teams
The text notes McLaughry’s Brown squads were unbeaten in 1926 and had only one defeat in 1928 and 1932. It attributes recent struggles to scarce material and quotes Tuss saying 1937 may bring a strong Brown team after praise for improving blocking and tackling and a better showing following a tougher Yale game. He emphasizes good spirit and expectations of a return to form.
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McLaughry
Brown
Yale
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Colgate
Tuss
Barrington
Coach's Reappointment Studio Supports His Return
Citizens express support for the coach awaiting action next month. They praise his material, results, character, and leadership, noting he is a positive influence on the young athletes and maintains strong values.
Emblem Painting of Traffic Violators Cuts Danger
In a European country motorists convicted of flagrant traffic violations have their cars marked with a conspicuous emblem. The practice, newly started, reportedly reduces dangerous driving as drivers seek to avoid embarrassment and public notice.
Branding of reckless drivers to curb deadly speeding
The article condemns extreme speeding by a dangerous class of motorists who floor the throttle once clear of officers. It highlights excessive speed as the worst offense linked to more deaths than any other violation and notes dangers from passing on hills and erratic driving through traffic.
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J. Winthrop DeWolf
F. Reginald Dimond
William G. Dixon
Ezra Dixon
Fred Dunbar
Max B. Grossman
Carl W. Haffenreffer
Wilred M. Hamill
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff
Joseph Hoyle
Emanuel Iacoletti
Harry Kebrek
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Lew Ayres
Joan Perry
Virginia Weidler
George Raft
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