Roosevelt Stands Out in 1936 Presidential Race
A Portland address features Harry H. Woodring contrasting Kansas governance with national policy. He cites balanced budgets, school cuts under Hoover, and criticizes Republican tactics while praising Franklin D Roosevelt as superior in judgment and leadership amid looming global tensions.
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Kansas
Harry H. Woodring
Portland
Maine
United States
Hoover
W. T. Markham
Roose-velt
Europe
Chamber of Commerce of
U. S
White House
Franklin T. Roosevelt
Kansas Gov Landon Defended Over School Cuts Claim
Judge Grace A Miles of Kansas dismissed charges that Governor Landon caused widespread teacher salary cuts and school closures. She noted teachers were not singled out, explained local districts set tax limits, and cited farm income declines as the wider cause.
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Kansas
Landon
New Deal
Grace A. Miles
Miles
Montgomery County
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Independence
Kansas’ Teachers’ Association
Kansas Teachers’ Association
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Subtle Warning Echoes in Roosevelt Era Debate
A Friend of Roosevelt cites Republican warning against paying attention to Roosevelt allies as a tactic to influence war and farm policy. The piece asserts Democrats sparked a Spanish war rationale and questions Gov Landon's ability to resist such pressure. It predicts Republicans will push scarcity rhetoric to attack Democratic farm policy while avoiding their own plans.
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Roosevelt
Washington News
Frank Roosevelt
Europe
Landon
Bristol Falls Short in Pitchers Duel Against Warren
Bristol and Warren battled in a pitching duel with few clean hits. Abbruzzi, Velleca, and Congdon produced late scoring chances as Bristol's defense held until a late miscue allowed a runner to reach third, ending with a 0 0 tie or narrow loss as play concluded.
Braves? Disorderly Baseball Incomplete Scoring Card
The text details a messy baseball scorecard with multiple at bats, outs, and fielding errors by Warren Bristol Correira and others. It records hits and outs, stolen bases by Urban and Correia, a three base hit by D Ambrosia, a double play Congdon to Leclerc, and a final fly to center as the game ended. Umpires are Heuberger and Sylvia. Time listed as 55 minutes.
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Warren—Congdon
L. Fish
Congdon
Brochu
Sevigney
Correia
D. Abbruzzi
Ee Eee
Mansi
Correira
Bruno
Velléca
Velleca
Warren
M. Abbruzzi
Mello
Widen Hapa
Brostu
Mans
Leclerc
Ambrosia
Urban
D' Ambrosia
Leo Mans
D’'Ambrosia
Correria
Leo Sevigny
F Mello
Bristol
Heuberger
Sylvia
Will of Henry H Cabot Admitted to Probate
Mrs Isabel Cabot McMillen and her children inherit the bulk of Henry H Cabots estate after his death Sept 9. The will was admitted to probate by Judge Edward L Leahy. Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co named executor. bond set at 100000 without surety. Edward E Bond of this town appointed executor. Various other bequests to churches schools and homes follow. Twenty nine cases were disposed of at this session by Judge Leahy.
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Isabel (Cabot) McMillen
Harry ‘H.cabot
Edward L. Léahy
Prdbate Court
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Edward E. Bond
Episcopal
Carolina
Samuel Hyde Cabot
St. Andrew’s Industrial School
Barrington
St. Mary’s Home
North Providence
St Michael's Church
Judge Leahy
John H Duffy
Thomas Stackpole
John J. McMahon
McMann
Minnie C Kinnicutt
Lewis E Buxton
John Witham Brown
Rebecca Brown
Mary Marshall Waldron Potter
Louis Cosentino
Fort Paic
Debt Cleared by Catholic Congregational Society Festival
The Catholic Congregational Society of this town celebrated clearing a debt of 6235.14 dollars from 1819 6000 to 6235.14 with a Christmastime Town Hall event on December 25 1867. Donations from 160 donors including 1215 74 from the ladies funded the final payment. Notable addresses by local pastors and officials followed a history lesson from 1684 with a reception and pamphlet distribution.
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Catholic Congregational Society
Jin Town Hall
Bristol Phoenix
Wright
Town Hall
Church and Society
M. T. Bennett, Esq
Shepard
Elisha M. Wardwell
Osborne
J. J. Peck
The
Baptist Church
T. S. Thomas
State Street
M. E
G. L. Locke
St. Michael’s Church
Dr. Shepard
C. P. Osborne
Congregational Church
Seagate
Seine Say
J. W. Deaxth
Attractive wedding held Saturday at St Michael's
Miss Mildred Francis Newman and Frederick W. Coggeshall wed in a Bristol ceremony at St Michael's Church. The bride wore Peau d'Ange lace over satin with halo veil, carried roses and lilies. reception followed at the bride's home and a New Hampshire bridal trip. The couple plans to live in town. both families are prominent locals with ties to St Michael's Church.
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Mildred Francis Newman
Frederick W. Coggeshall
Bristol
Anthony R. Parshley
St Michael’s Church
Mary E. Newman
Franklin Street
Coggeshall
Frederick H. Coggeshall
Dimond Avenue
Herbert R Newman
Mae E. Newman
Merritt
Seymour
Warren
Allen M. Newman
Herbert Gray
Lohengrin
New Hampshire
Collins and Aikman
St. Michael’s Church
Coast Artillery
Ft. Rodman, Mass
Bristol Train of Artillery
S. S. Kearney
Better Housing Office Opens Daily In City Building
The Better Housing Office on the second floor of the Post Office Building is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Trained interviewers explain refinancing of mortgages and methods of obtaining modernization loans to improve property.
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Burnside Memorial
Amos & Gorham
Better Housing
P. O. Bidg
McCoy boosters rally in Lincoln Hall tomorrow
Insurgent Democrats backing Pawtucket governor candidate Thomas P. McCoy plan a large Lincoln Hall Usher Street rally tomorrow night with McCoy speaking. The event follows a McCoy club meeting at High and Bradford Street led by Sebastian Alessandro Jr. and Bristol organizer Thomas B. Lavey.
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Thomas P. McCoy
Pawtucket
Lincoln Hall
Usher Street
McCoy Chieftains
Philip E. Quinn
McCoy Club
High
Bradford Street
Sebastian Alessandro, Jr
Thomas B. Lavey
Bristol
McCoy Forces
Counterfeiters on the Run Featured in Wartime Screens
Warned of counterfeiters in town armed with weapons, the T-Men pursue the criminals in the new film Counterfeit starring Chester Morris Margot Grahame Marian Marsh Lloyd Nolan. The week also teases Pepper Ginger and a Wild West themed reel with Bing Crosby Frances Farmer and Bob Burns among the bill.
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T-Men
America
U. S. Treasury
Chester Morris
Margot Grahame
Marian Marsh
Lloyd Nolan
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D'Ambrosia
Correyna
Warren—Brochu
Mansi Correia
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Sevigny
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F. Mello
D'Ambrosa
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E Correira
Post Office
Urdays
Ps AL
Henry H. Caboyt
Anna R Mills
Guardian
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Maryland
Theodore O Gladding
Wilhelmina E. Babcock
Helen V. G Calder
Albert A. Edmonds
Salvatore Anthony Giglio
Clarence A Oosterberg
John William Brown
Albert Sutcliffe
Augustus P Duffy
Oskytel H Clarke
Antonetta Vatiello
Domenic Vitiello
Aniello Federico
Federal Housing
Federal Building
Hope Street
Hetoric
ST. Michael’s
Mildred Newman
Robin Hood
Hell’s Kitchen
Ginger
Jane ‘Withers
Pepper
Irvin S.'Gobb
Slim Summerville
Dean Jagers
Muriel .Robert
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