Approves Bill to Raise City Teacher Salaries
The city finance commission endorses the school committee's petition to the 1920 Legislature for a 9 cent tax levy increase per $1000 to fund higher teacher and staff salaries. It urges maintaining standards and prevents teachers from leaving for other jobs, while trimming over $137,000 from the bill request.
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Peters
Finance Commission
Women deputy sheriffs in Lewiston take action
In Lewiston Maine Sheriff Fred E Stevens appoints 11 women deputy sheriffs to enforce the law. The story notes that criminal suspects, regardless of looks or charm, will be arrested if these deputies confront them.
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Lewiston
Chesterfield
Beau Brummel
Douglas Fairbanks
Fred E. Stevens
Harriet M. Spiller
Mechanic Falls
Sheriff Stevens
Poland
Minot
Women deputies in Androscoggin county set world record
Sheriff Stevens appoints 11 women as deputies in Androscoggin county making history and expanding rights for women. The line includes Harriet Spiller Margaret Coombs Myrtle Pease and Laura Sanborn among others with Sanborn the only unmarried recruit.
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Harriet M. Spiller
Mechanic Falls
Margaret I. Coombs
Lisbon Falls
James W. Maxwell
Webster
Bessie B. Fogg
Green
Myrtle W. Pease
Leeds
Gertrude L. McAllister
Livermore
Alice R. Holmes
Turner
Nettie L. Harris
Minot
May V. Blair
Poland
Marietta T. Stackpole
Durham
Laura A. Sanborn
Wales
Miss Sanborn
Sheriff Stevens
Twin Cities
Lewiston
Auburn
Women deputies sworn in after election rights affirmed
Sheriff Stevens announced appointments of women as deputy sheriffs in Androscoggin County. He stated the commissions, bonds, and sworn-in plan for January 1, noting that friendship bonds suffice and that women can perform ordinary duties, improving polling booths and local law enforcement. The deputies, mostly wives of officers, will staff duties away from Lewiston.
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Androscoggin
Miss Sanborn
Lewiston
Unidentified Man Dies at City Hospital
An unidentified man about 50, taken ill at Roxbury Crossing, died at City Hospital. The body lies at the South Mortuary awaiting identification. A gray coat bears the name Charles Morse and the order number 9013.
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Roxbury Crossing
South Mortuary
Charles Morse
Young Delmont Dies After Accusation in Shooting
James Ruffano died in Providence hospital after being shot on December 1. He told Deputy Coroner Appleton that Niccolo Corrella shot him following a quarrel over a girl. Corrella fled the scene and remains at large.
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Providence
R. I
James Ruffano
Appleton
Niccolo Corrella
Corrella
Yale Announces New Science to Industry Course
Yale University in New Haven announces a new Sheffield Scientific School program titled science as applied to industry. The course will open to sophomores next fall for the first time.
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New Haven
Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Greenwood Mills Return to Full Time Operation
In Greenwood South Carolina five cotton mills resume full time production after prior curtailment. Except for one, plants run day and night shifts. The report notes fashion shifts with high collars and bright linings and lace trimming gaining popularity over feathers or fur.
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Greenwood
S. C
Greenwood County
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