Couzens Backs Roosevelt in 1932 Campaign Push
Senator James Couzens of Michigan endorses President Roosevelt for a second term and vows active support. He notes Michigan loyals should be informed ahead of the September 15 primary and hints at campaign statements through election next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens
Roosevelt
James Couzens
Michigan
Senate
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Hi Action
Charles Ss. Osborne
Eee
TIGRE
Court independence at stake in New Deal opposition
The American Bar Association warned New Dealers at their 59th annual Boston convention to keep courts impartial and tenure secure. Speakers, including President William L. Ransom, argued that reconstituting courts to fit partisan aims endangers the core American system and judicial independence.
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American Bar Association
Boston
William L. Ransom
New York
The
Tocsin
America
Otis
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Otis Frank + J. Hogap
Washinton
Dowss
Lepacist
Pit of Justice
Outstanding Bar Association
Tammany Men
New York State
White House
Theodore Dreiser for Roosevelt in Birthday Interview
Theodore Dreiser, aged sixty five, says he would vote for Roosevelt if his vote were needed. He notes he previously voted Communist in 1932 but doubts Landon can beat Roosevelt. He praises Roosevelt’s policies, credits centralized government for public works, and cites the Triborough bridge as an example of faster national action over Tammany Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dreiser
Roosevelt
Landon
Wall Street
America
Tammany Hall
Triborough
Roosevelt Uses French in Quebec Address
The article notes President Roosevelt spoke French during part of his Quebec address. It highlights his childhood learning and describes the moment as graciously delivered and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Quebec
Mencken Attacks New Deal Politics and Endorses London
Henry L. Mencken the American Mercury editor labels New Deal policy as a political racket and a vast corruption of the people. He says he will vote for London despite being a lifelong Democrat and urges Democrats to back the Republican ticket to avert Bolshevik threats and save the American plan of government.
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Henry L. Mencken
American Mercury
Roosevelt
Mencken
London
Washington
Ever Readys Crown Twilight League Champions in 1936
Led by Manny Borges first baseman with a perfect night at bat and Babe Ethier on relief pitching the Ever Ready Fire Co nine defeated Lorney Bisbane’s Olympians 7 to 6 last evening to clinch the Twilight League title. Correira started and was relieved by Ethier and Marshall as the Olympians fought back with three runs in the fourth and a late threat, but the Ever Readys held on for the championship before over 3000 fans.
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Manney Borges
Babe Ethier
Bill Doran
Ever Ready Fire Co
L&rney Bisbane
Olympian
Firemen
Bill Bottomley
Hut Correira
Frankie Sousa
Cate
Foxy Marshall
Thei
Manny Borges
Innning Foxy Marshall
Joe Velleca
Jimmie Duffy
DelPiano
Joe Borges
Gomes
Carreira
Cardoza
Ethier
Almon
Duffy
Golves
Joe’ Velitea
Sousa
Borges
River Cardoza
Jim Duffy Tech
Jack Almon
Olympians
Keystone
Lemaire
Correira
Outings Honor Town Children at Field Day and Clambake
Fair weather drew large crowds to G O P Field Day and the Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company outing at Rawberry Farm Poppasquash Point. About 600 children attended events, with boys and girls winning prizes in races and field events.
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Doctor Chase
Fales
Ralph Bernardo
Angelo Perty
Marco Trotano
Edward Sylvester
Attihho Topazio
Henry Demers
George Vento
Lester Venasse
Joseph Castro
Anthony Sargento
William Bottomley
Attho Topazio
Beatrice Ferrara
Helen Vento
Loretta Moren
Betty McCarthy
Pauline Perry
Helen Travers
Irene Borges
Gilda Troto
Josephine Bottigheri
Jdrene Dargent
Dorothy Soldano
Irene Morris
Anna del Toro
Gilda Proto
Rosanna Demers
Gertrude Elmore
Dorothy Costa
Hilda Silvia
Angelina Proto
Arthur Belmore
J Hz. Tuplin
John R Bernardo
Albert H. Flint, Jr
Edward Fasano
Lous V. Santo
John Jo Castro
Fred Macauleys, Jr
James Wivhe
Walter Kerr Henry Wright
Sea Scouts
Walter Kerr
Ever Readys
Ever Ready
Rawberry Farm
Y— Pares
Per Arate
Reeve Frank Tews
Mathew Brito
Michael Flynn
John Perry
Frank Dias
John Langello
James Saviano
William Guevremont
Anthony Garcia
Raymond Sartyn
Arthur Lewis
Frank Lewis
Joseph Aguiar
Anthony Bettencourt
Earle Dunbar
Arthur Casse
Arthur Demers
Mathew Bristo
Lews Cirillo
John Ezikovich
Offici
Historic Bristol Preview of National Rubber Co Works
The Bristol Phoenix describes the 1864-1869 growth of the National Rubber Co on Wood Street head of Bradford. It details a 700 plus workforce, multi-building complex, and departments from gum washing to shoe making, calendaring, vulcanizing, and clothing production under supervision of Isaac Williams and foremen like Wheeler Cable, James R. White, and Robert Newhold.
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National Rubber Company
Bristol Phoenix
Wood Street
Bradford
National Rubber Co
William W. Brown
Tappan Wentworth
Edwin M. Chaffee
A. O Bourn
Isaac F Williams
Arta ER Cain
Para
Rio
South America
Central America
Calendar
Wheeler Cable
James R
Robert Newhold
Theodore Hawley
Albert Hawley
Jonathan Adcock
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Bureau of Publicity
Democratic National Comm
Republican National Comm
4Kowsky’s
James B. Lee
Lemaitre
del Piano
F Sousa
Marshall
M Borges
xRan
Frank Sousa
Massa
Congdons
M_ Borges
Leclerc
C Sylvia
R McGrath
Aguiar
P Ethier
S Duffy
Ever
Eagles
Bristol Acre
Order of Eagles
Fales Grove
Benedicts
George Machado
Dave Gilroy
Baby Terry
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
James Munro
Michael Rego
Anthony J Nunes
John Paull
Anthony P
Babe Terry) Monziz
Manuel Perry
Domenic Mascola
Francis P Cuomo
Joseph F Madeiros
John F Viera
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Bristol
Allen G Wright
State Street
Charles M. Connery
Tel
Burton ST
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