Editorial Warns Unions and Foreigners Behind Steels’ Stir
The piece rebuts doom saying unemployment runs high, citing 80 percent of returning veterans cared for by employers. It notes ongoing steel and coal disputes driven by foreign agitators as a national morale concern, urging focus on Americanism and peaceful resolution ahead of a labor leadership conference called by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ireland
Fiume
Shantung
Prince of Wales
Potomac
Washington
Graft and price gouging across the nation amid calls for reform
The piece criticizes profiteers from the factory to the corner store and argues the government can fix railroads and national issues but warns against hoping executives or Congress will overhaul the system overnight. It notes broad concern over high prices and cautions against wholesale reliance on government price fixing and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Franciscans
Mooney
War slogans fade after armistice as production rises
The piece argues that higher production and greater care in consumption will solve most consumer complaints. It notes that wartime slogan work and save was praised during the conflict but ignored once the armistice was signed.
President Wilson Curtails Western Tour For Rest
President Wilson ends his Western speaking tour in Wichita and heads to Washington due to nervous exhaustion. Doctors advise extended rest after intense efforts at the Peace Conference and delivering 40 addresses, with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
League of Nations
West
Admiral Grayson
Wichita
Kan
Washington
What is the matter with Nebraska and Omaha
The writer condemns Omaha residents who lynched a Black man and nearly killed the mayor. He hopes citizens face the law to prevent lawlessness spreading. warns seeds of disorder threaten civilization and demand strong action to uproot them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Omaha
Rumor Touts San Souci as GOP Governor Candidate
State political chatter centers on Lieut. Governor San Souci as the likely Republican nominee for governor next fall and on former U S Senator Lippitt challenging Senator Gerry.
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San Souci
U. S
Lippitt
Gerry
Local Bristol Notes and Society Updates
Old papers for sale at PHC. Newbolds return from their wedding trip. Eva Vermette heads to Wampum Massachusetts to visit friends. Rhode Island Lace Works run day and night to meet orders. DeWitt Bolster returns from Boston trip. League of Women Voters to meet at O Wolf Inn. One civil case decided in Fifth District Court for $500 and costs. Curtiss hydroplane accident near Asylum road with minor damage. Bristol Female Charitable Society to meet at Mrs Spooner’s on Oct 2 1919. Hammills take auto trip to Maplewood NH Bethel. F H Hammill returns from Asbury Park.
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PHC
NIX
Robert G. Newbold
Eva Vermette
Thames Street
Wampum
Mass
Rhode Island
West Barrington
DeWitt E. Bolster
Phoenix
Boston
League of Women Voters
O'Wolf Inn
Fifth District
Philo
Cady
Domenico de Cristofaro
Asylum Road
Bristol Female Charitable Society
Sarah F Spooner
Hope Street
F H. Hammill
Hammill
William P. Hammill
Thomas J. Connery
Anna J Hammill
Maplewood
Bethel
F H Hammill
Asbury Park
American Railway Express Schedule Fragments
Outward trains to Bristol listed at 7.50 and 11.20 am and 22.20 pm. Inward trains at 8.00, 10.00, 2.00, 4.00 and 6.30 pm. The fragment notes express matter and travel times with unclear phrasing.
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Bristol
D. m
Notable local notices and meetings around Providence
A roundup of community happenings includes visits to convalescent homes, tax payment deadlines with discounts, travel for work and health, and upcoming gatherings. Notable items mention the Irish Victory Committee, Bristol Yacht Club smoker, and town developments such as sun parlor additions and land transfers.
Local notes allege crimes and civic events in Bristol district
Town clerk assistant Leah Young ill at home. Reports of a burglary at Mrs. Herreshaff’s boathouse and various property losses. Champion trap shooter Charles Dillon won a gun and rod at Arlington Gun Club, breaking 50 straight. Patrolman Maetozo resigns for Akron. Anniversary Mass for Giuseppe Dellamorte. Daughters of Isabella convene in Providence October 6 to 10 with Hope Circle delegations. Child burns slowly recovering from severe injuries. Brownells return from Canada and plan Asheville trip. New six cent trolley fare with transfers approved amid protests. Colt block ground delayed by labor shortages. Wendell Davis returns from service. discharge ahead.
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Leah B. Young
Franklin Street
Phoenix
Charles
F. Herreshaff
Charles H. Dillon
Arlington
Arlington Gun Club
Matthew G. Maetozo
Akron
Ohio
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Poja
Guiseppe Dellamorte
The
Daughters of Isabella
Providence
John J. Condon
Hope Circle
Joseph Gonsalves
Center Street
Harold DeWolf
E. P. Brownell, Jr
Canada
Quebec
Viola
Asheville
N. C
New York
Washington
Harriet Manley
Elmer Manley
Half Way Hill
Rhode Island
Utilities Commission
William A. Doran
S. P. Colt
Hope
Constitution Streets
Col. Colt
Wendell R. Davis
France
Coblenz
Germany
Bristol
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Bristol Phanix
Bristol County
Farrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
Bristol, R. I
Phenix
Hasbrouck
Wood Street
Beach
Smith
Editorial
Bristol and Vicinity
News of
Dodge & Camfield Co
Exchange Place
Butler Exchange
Post Office
A.my P.M
Margaret Maguire
Martha B. S. Rockwell
Tower Woman’s Relief Corps of
Pawtucket
O. R. Siegel
Prudence Island
H. L. Teller
Fred E. Suzman
Suzman
A I. Solloman
Anthony Velleca
Edward Murphy
J. DeCosta
Irish Victory Committee
St. Mary's School Hall
Louise Franklin
Catherine Goff
Annie Galvin
Thomas Regan
Warwick Downs
Alfred M Merriman
Maine
Bristol Yacht Club
H . Kinder
Gray’s
N. J. R. Co. Day Nursery
Bourn Streets
State Street
Conneil
John A. C Gladding
Bay View Avenue
Antonin de Costa Carvalho
Ivan W Berquist
YMCA
Concord
N. H
Joseph A Milligan
Oak Bluffs
Dr . M. Howe
Ferry Hill
Ernest W. Weaver
Colt Farm
Poppasquash
Odd Fellows Hall
United Brothers’ Social Club
L. E. Farr
Joseph Lewis
Elisha Hibbert
Grace Shiel
Hiram A. Rounds
George L. Crown, Jr
L. George Cote
George A Balfour
Mary R Fish
Woman's Relief Corps
Columbus
Harold R. Fish
Detroit
Miah
Dorothy May Fish
Carpenters
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Ave
Prudence
Auto Jack
Phgnix
Oliver Street
A. P. Nerone
Tel
Philadelphia
Corner Cooke and
Germanheien
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Apply
Sasthrbrooks
Woodstreet
Phgsnix
Chilson
She
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Esee
Johnston
Ado Iberiet Rss
Vl ‘Bs Py
Bae al
B. W. Liftle
Poplar Street
Newport, R. I
Walter H. Angell
St. Michael's Church
Greenwich St
R. I
Standard Bond CO
Mead
Case-Mead
St. Provy
R. I. Opp
J. A. Foster Co
Oreen Akers Ow
Baker’s Barber Shop
Bradford Street
Raymond P. Smith
Burton Street
Empe Ea Dallas
H. W. Baker
Adolph Ferrara
Frank Abuda
Bristol Milk
Pure Food Store
Uneeda Biscuit
California
N. Y
Campbell's
Campbell’s
Columbia River
Jemima
Chase & Sanborn
Charles A
John
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