Steam ferry proposal pushes Newport link to Bristol Rhode Island
A Newport to Bristol Rhode Island steam ferry proposal drew a Bristol meeting to form a subscription committee led by James S. Chace and B Greene. The plan aims to cut travel to Newport to about an hour, boosting local property values and connectivity with the island. Citizens emphasize urgency to secure investment benefits and urge decisive action.
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Elderly man narrowly escapes misfortune at Post Office
In Bristol on a March evening an elderly gentleman nearly suffered a serious accident entering the Post Office after being jostled by unruly youths who have troubled the town. The disturbance subsided when the offenders were restrained and admonished.
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Stranger quips on town clockless meeting house
A visitor in Bristol on March 4, 1865, near State and Hope streets, muses aloud about the town’s lack of a clock. He notes the large steepled meeting house has no bell or clock, comparing it to the town watch at night.
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Mobilization brings Bristol scouts to Mount Hope area
The Bristol event centers on Guiteras Memorial Junior High School with guides for Mount Hope Bridge tours. Registration starts at 1 30 pm and program runs 2 15 pm to 7 00 pm includes exhibits movies and an evening of fun.
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North Defeats East and West Beats South in Hope Circle Matches
In Wednesday night action of the D. of I. League North defeated East while West downed South in a pair of Hope Circle matches.
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Win Part Of 10000 In Cash Awards Ad
An offer promises ten thousand dollars in cash awards with no entry fees and no cost to participate. Readers are directed to the October 25 Boston Sunday Advertiser for details.
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Roosevelt campaign mobilizes caravans and planes for 1936 race
The Democratic effort to appeal to small towns expands with 43 automobile caravans and 25 to 30 planes. The Atlantic Seaboard caravan covers New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island and Delaware with motion pictures and large crowds. Operators Harry O Cohan and driver R H Williams are named.
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Democratic Women Attack Hoover Market Basket Plan
Miss Mary Dewson describes a campaign contrasting two market baskets used by Republicans to push for 1932 price levels. She argues that income growth since 1932 shows greater purchasing power despite high living costs remaining below pre-1929 averages.
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Republican Party in Crisis and Roosevelt Deal Criticism
A Bureau of Publicity release cites Alfred E. Smith warning that a party is being destroyed by a leader who scrapped the 1932 platform. It cites Minnesota governor and senator defections under Roosevelt deal pressures, Democratic vulnerability, and endorsements of radical labor figures as 1940 threats. The piece calls Americans to vote Republican on November 3.
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Smith and Roosevelt quoted on Governor Landon and Smith
Senator Vandenberg recalls Roosevelt praise from 1928 and 1926 for Alfred E. Smith. The report notes Smith's Philadelphia speech as proof he speaks plainly and thinks straight, countering Roosevelt’s critics.
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Battery C Forges Plans for 10th Anniversary Ball
State and National military officials will attend Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery’s Nov 7 ball in Bristol honoring its 10th birthday. Manor orchestra will play for dancing. tickets at Hamill's Dry Goods. The Duke, Cab Calloway of New England, with 11 colored performers, slated for first local appearance. Banquet Nov 14 will feature Col Earl H Webster and former commanders Brig Gen Cyril Wells, Col John Collins, plus past captains and Lieuts. Committee includes Joseph Ruggiero and seven original roster members.
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Unemployment Census Debate Sparks Farm Policy Critique
Critics in Washington challenge the absence of an unemployment census arguing that farm work shows the highest joblessness. They contend the administration and its advisers are harming rural workers through agricultural policies.
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Trinity Parish House Bridge and Food Sale Event
Community notices list events at Trinity Parish House on Oct 22 including a bridge and food sale. Upcoming Oct 23 features Mt Hope Chapter OES rummage sale on Paull block. Nov 7 marks the tenth anniversary at Battery C armory.
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