Editorial纠und editorial stance on Coolidge and Rhode Island
A Providence Tribune and Boston Post editorials favor Coolidge but criticize Rhode Island support moving toward Flynn and Connell. The writer argues this stance would yield Rhode Island Democrats in Congress, hindering Coolidge and questioning benefits for New England.
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Providence Tribune
Boston Post
Coolidge
Rhode Island
New England
Tribune
Flynn
United States Senate
Qconnell
Congress
New Pigland
Rhode Island Election Quote Sparks Debate on War Loan
Lieut Gov Toupim claims government by the people will rise or fall on Nov 4. Troos counters that there is a war on China, yet the U.S. has not been asked to make a war loan. The exchange shows partisan tension and fiscal questions amid national issues.
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Toupim
Rhode Island
Toupen
Troos
China
Uo SA
Man Misreads Radio Signals as Mars Arrival
A man seeking to hear Mars on his radio misjudged the reception by the sounds he heard and concluded he had detected the dog star, reflecting a mistaken interpretation of celestial signals.
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Mars
American Legion Auxiliary Kearnes Unit Discusses Events
At Grand Army Hall the American Legion Auxiliary Kearnes Unit No 6 planned travel gavel presentation to Pawtucket Unit Monday evening in front of Colt High School. They accepted an invitation to a reception for Mrs Edna Davol Department President on Tuesday at Town Hall East Providence. Harvest Supper was set for next Wednesday 5 30 to 7 00 in Grand Army Hall with tickets from Auxiliary members or Hamills Drs Goods Store. A Ladies Night Social followed the meeting with a musical program and refreshments. Mrs Felizabeth Carr visited Providence Hospitals aiding disabled veterans.
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Kearnes
Grand Army Hall
Pawtucket
Colt High School
Edna Davol
Fast Providence
Providence Surgical
St. Josephs Hospitals
United Brothers Lodge Committee Appointments At Tuesday Meeting
At a United Brothers Lodge No 1.17 0. F meeting Noble Grand Frederick F Garvin appointed numerous committees. Names include Firnane-P Cy James, Robert son Po OG Willard, Kenney Sr N, John Wo Card, Renet-N, Frederick & Garvin VoG, John WooCard, Treasurer W Fred Welhams, Chaplain Merton A Chessman, and others like Amasa Williston, KKS John G Stewart, Scot John W Card Weillard, Kenne Sr Willard S Kenney Ir, Lamar Molaski Wollam HE, Ke mueres Henry I. Sanford, Fred Wil bur Teo, George Cote, George T. Crown Te, George Wo Bouter, Harold Newman, and James Jo Garvin.
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Frederick F
Garvin
Firnane
P Cy James
Robertson Po
Willard So
Kenney Sr
Tohn
Frederick & Garvin
John WooCard
Fred Welhams
Merton
Chessman
Fos Amasa
Williston
KKS
John G
Stewart Scot
John W
Card Weillard Kenne Sr
Willard S
Kenney
Lamar Molaski Wo
Bristol Town News Roundup From Local Society
Bristol vicinity notes cover vacations visits and social events including Mrs Susie Paull Davis guesting in Olver Street and Mrs Wallis Howe’s trip to New York and Poughkeepsie. Also listed are shop ads, remodeling at Herreshoff buildings and Armistice planning meetings and local club activities.
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Benjamin M. MacDougall
Vermont
Susie Paull Davis
Clinton
N. Y
Annie M. Paull
Olver Street
Suzman—Adv
John M. Rushneck
Wood Street
New Hampshire
Patrick F Lenihan
New York City
Albert Ridmonds
Lincoln Avenue
Max Makowski
St Elizabeth’s Church
Sisters of Mercy
State Stude
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Customs and Internal Revenue
Three for a Nickel? Mixed Can Offer Highlights
A brief shopper note lists three cans for 25 cents, two for 15 cents, and two for 28 cents. The fragment shows pricing contrasts likely from a local grocery ad. No further context.
Grocery Ad Lists Seasonal Produce and Household Staples
An old newspaper ad lists Octagon Soap and Campbell’s Beans alongside fresh produce such as sugar peas onions oranges and apples. It notes prices for items including sugar 12 Ibs for 1.00, eggs at 65 to 85 cents a dozen, and fruit syrups two for 35 cents with other items like crackers and butter mentioned.
Cottage to Let in Refined Bristol Neighborhood
Comfortable furnished cottage for winter rent with six rooms and bath. Features include kitchen dining room sun parlor sitting room three bedrooms and bath upstairs electric lights steam heat hot and cold water telephone and piano. Steam windows storm door. Call 12 Bristol. Address 27 Usher Place Bristol ROI.
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Ans
Bristol
Bristol Roi
Eight room Cottage and improvements offered for inquiry
An eight room cottage with bath and other improvements is advertised with contact at 169 Hibaih Street for details and price. A Port Touring Car in first class condition is available for viewing at 101 High Street.
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Bath
Hibaih ST
Tel 265-R
High St
Bristol Town Council canvassers meet before election
The Town Council of Bristol as Board of Canvassers will meet in the Memorial Building Council Chamber on Friday October 31 1924 at 730 PM to canvass and correct voter lists. The updated lists will be used for the upcoming election and the special election held the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
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