Luke H Callan Named Rhode Island Governor Candidate
The Bristol based paper endorses Luke H Callan for Rhode Island governor. It lauds his World War I brigadier general rank, leadership, energy, and public service record, noting his ability to unite employers and workers and his veteran backing. It asserts he will vigorously tackle state problems and bring prestige to Bristol.
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Republican Party
Luke H Callan
Rhode Island
Callan
Withen Callan
France
Bristol
Vith Zane
Col Hall Praises Organization Value to 243rd Coast Artillery
Col Samuel A. Hall, commandant of the Rhode Island Soldiers' Home, spoke to the 243rd Coast Artillery Veterans Association at Scout Hall on the value of organization and shared tales from his career from the Spanish American War through World War II. The group planned a reorganization meeting for next Monday evening with refreshments provided by committee members Joseph Quartaro, John Bishamo, William Butler, Martin Mansi, Ihers Morris, and Bernard Quartaro.
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Col. Hall
243Rd
C. A
Samuel A. Hall
Rhode Island Soldiers’ Home
243Rd Coast Artillery, Veterans Association
Scout Hall
Fathers Night Observed at Taft School Club
Taft School Club held Fathers Night with a program in the Hope Street school building. Mrs George Troy of Providence spoke, and soloists Antonio Mazza Helen Church Clyde Paske Mass Mebre provided music. A committee led by Mrs 2 Bo Salivain organized the event with help from Mrs Prank WooLwatoo Mrs Stephen Pale and others. Refreshments followed by Miss Rath Inverehat Mrs Dewar Crowley and Mrs J Harry Tuplin.
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Taft
Hope Street
George Troy
Providence
Antonio Mazza
Helen Church
Clyde Paske
Coramatee
Bo Salivain
Prank WooWatoo
Stephen Pale
Suri
Rath
Irs Dewar Crowley
Oo Frank Usher
J Harry Tuplin
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Bristol Phoenix Publishing Company
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Roswell S. Bosworth
Joseph P. Quartero
Bradford St
Corner of
Thames
Luke H. Callan
Ferncroft
Swift
Frankfurts
Neal
Veal
Chuck
Rt Shank
Tokay Grapes
Exys
van Camp
Gaham Craker
Rowato
Mite Society of the
First Baptist Church
George Marshall
High St
Bristol Garden Club
Ballou Family Association of America
Admiral Esek Hopkins
Admiral Street
Kearney
Sea Scouts
O Reid LeClair
Thames Street
Creative Art Studio
Rhode Island Birth Control League
Narragansett Hotel
C B Rockwell
James J Lanzke
Bristol Basketball League
YMCA
Lanzire
Altar Society of
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Lous Guisti
Domenic Vitello
Lillian Arone
Exa Formisano
J B Tretano
Jeannette Panzarella
Horse Circle, No. 70
Daughters of Isabella
Thomas Building
Nora E. Dwyer
Engine and Hose Company
Artillery Armory
State Street
Mathew Brito
Frank Correira
Anthony Perry
Harvey Gladue
George Desmarais
Philip Pivin
Manuel Ferreira
Bristol County Transportation Committee
Barrington Town Hall
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
D C Buzby
Louis Guisti
Woodlawn Avenue
John B. Troiano
Helen Romano
John R. Bernardo
Honolulu
Beta Sigmas
Bradford “Society of ‘Trinity
Edgehill Temple
Arthur Brelsford
Pleasant Street
State Street M. E. Church
Aida A. Connery
Irma Heinold
Lucien Capone
Elks’ Auditorium
No. 3
P. S
Metta Nelle
Ida Newman
Jennie Nelle
Catherine Marz
Girls’ Scout Council
Rockwell Hall
J. Harry Tuplin
American Red Cross
Holmes House
Gertrude M Hasbrouck
Industrial Trust Company
Warner
High ST. Tel
California
J. F. Gilroy Cor
Franklin and
High Streets
Ca “New
Heating and Plumbing Finance Corp
Albert Brunelli
Hope St
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co of
Kasten Incorporated
E. Watron Cox Inc
Werhassel Street
Aniss
Rye Wardwell Lumber Co
Thames St
Foot of
Bradford
Bristol, R. 1
Radio Jfaikt
Boston Sunday
Mello’s Market
Hope St. Mello’s Building
Girl Scout Council
Whales
Moorecottrell
Wastland Road
North Mohodom
N.H.A
Church Street
Tel
Washington Street
Wood Street Pristol
Vroom
Constitution Street
Pozzi
Bristol 472
Louis Tortorice
Seaces Providence
Fox Point Wharf
N. Y
Fulton St
Buffington’s Drug Store
Massano’s
Wood Street
NEW England Steamship CO
Makowsky’s
E. A. Skinner
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