Right to strike and work in textile industry dispute
The piece contrasts the right to strike with the right to work amid a textile strike. It notes thousands not in sympathy continue working and argues government must protect life and property. It cites stretchout complaints, lack of collective bargaining, and a 40 for 30 hours issue amid NRA findings.
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NRA
New York Fashion Opens Autumn Coat Season for Fuller Figures
In New York fall coats highlight flattering cuts for larger women with fur trims, fuller sleeves, and slenderizing back panels. Designs include bark crepe dress coats and tweed all purpose coats in versatile shades, with options to belt or wear open. Mme Lane Bryant offers help through the Fashion Bureau at 6 East 45th Street, New York.
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Deaigher
Netumn
Mme Lane Bryant
Fashion Bureau
East 45Th 8T
New York City
Bristol notes and society events fill weekend pages
Readers are invited to submit items for publication. Social happenings include Miss Mae Harrington and Miss Beatrice Remington visiting Bristol Neck. Mrs Harle Sturdevant hosting the Ladies Aid Society. eta Sigma Bradford Society at Trinity Church. Laymen’s retreat at Wigwam Misquamicut. Baptist World Wide Guild house party at Cold Spring House Wickford. Amicae Chapter delegates from Bristol. Local youth missing girl Mary Almeida located in Newport. Rebekah Lodge plans harvest supper. Bristol Colt High School Alumni meet. benefit dance boosts Portuguese All Stars sweater fund. Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus events. Bristol bazaar with horse racing. disorderly conduct fines for Ernest Chouinard. Junior Auxiliaries and Abaya party preparations noted.
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Baptist World Wide Guild
Cold Spring House
Wickford
Amicae
Bristol
Estelle Peters
Dora Bailey
Bertha Alger
Bristol Lions Club Plans Active Year and Welfare Work
The Bristol Lions Club outlined a busy year at its dinner in the Hotel Belvedere. A survey led by Arthur M. McCaw will count blind residents and assess welfare needs while the club donates 10 to emblem life saving corps and 5 for a wheelchair for a crippled child. Subcommittees were announced by President James E. Sullivan including Membership, Program, Major Activities, Publicity, and Blind. Deputy District Governor Leo Beaulac attended.
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Bristol Lions Club
Belvedere
Arthur M. McCaw
James E. Sullivan
Ian M. Walker
Harry W. Munro
Sebastian Bernard, Jr
Louis Tortorice
George H. Baldwin
Bertram W. Wall
Earle P. Mathewson
Edward J. Fitzgerald
William Ingram
Herman Vermette
Leo Beaulac
Pawtucket
Local students pursue higher education across multiple colleges
H Bruce Matheson and Herrmann Wilbur leave home to study chemical engineering at R I State College Kingston and Oberlin College Ohio. Rebecca V Larice enters Bay Path Institute Springfield as a junior in a two year secretarial program. Also notes a Colt High School graduate and local social gathering hosted by Mrs Josephine Bisbane with music by Dorothy Ree. Constitution Day observed at Colt Memorial High School with a flag salute and proclamation reading.
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H. Bruce Matheson
John Matheson
Collins Street
R. I. State College
Kingston
Herrmann Wilbur
Fred Wilbur
Constitution Street
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Rebecca V. Larice
Andres Francis Larice
Woodstreet
Bay Path Institute
School of Business
Springfield
Mass
Miss Larice
Colt High School
Josephine Bisbane
Hope Street Bridge
Henry Roe
South Warren
Dorothy Ree
Colt Memorial High School
Prescott B Paull
Lloyd Smith
Alfred Larue
Uzelle de Rocha
Lewis and Clark Ranked Beside World Explorers
An English historian argues the Lewis and Clark expedition marked a turning point in the early nineteenth century. He says the explorers have been neglected and deserve rank with Livingstone and Stanley in Africa and with Hedin and Stein in Central Asia.
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West
Livingstone
Stanley
Africa
Hedin and
Stein
Central Asia
British Bonds and Cotton Finance in the Civil War
The British government did not fund either side in the Civil War though both issued bonds abroad. Confederates hoped cotton sales would finance operations but the blockade blocked this. Erlanger bond buyers in 1863 suffered millions. foreign capital remained limited during the war as European funds moved west after peace and sold government bonds abroad until the shift to nickel payments.
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Britain
Confederacy
Dewey
United States States
United States
Billiard Balls Made From Ivory and Alternatives
The best billiard balls are ivory while others use cel luloid and clay. Synthetic balls derive from ground ivory and casein is used for artificial ivory billiard balls.
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