Kindergarten Bill Before Assembly Recalled
Hartapord April 4. Desires to cooperate in state and land efforts toward economy expeditious action, the executive board of the Cannon Sea Mothers was called to with a bill introduced for state legislative action at the request of Mrs M Hocker. It provides that kindergarten schools should be established in towns upon application of 20 percent of registered voters. The bill proposes an established grade school as first drawn, and mandates kindergarten schools upon parental application of 2 percent of the students of kindergarten age. Amendments provide that three schools have a certificate issued by the state Education department and a kindergarten staff.
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Train crash in Mexico leaves thirty three dead
A collision on the Mexican national line near Eagle Pass between Parradon and Morty killed thirty three people. Only Victor Villano, a candidate from Piedras Negras, survived. Reports detail the wreck site and casualty count as authorities investigate the severe accident.
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Sparks Proves to Be Hero of Fire Near Torrington
A man named Sparks acted as a hero near Torrington during a house fire. He saved his wife from danger and then rescued two elderly women who were asleep on the first floor. The caretaker, John Sharks, aided in the emergency as others scrambled for safety.
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Railroad Security Owners Discuss Wage Cuts
R R Security owners met at a hotel in New York to discuss wage reductions as a remedy for the present railroad securities crisis. RS Davies Warfiell, president of the National Association of Owners of Railroad Security, called the meeting and stated wage cuts were the principal issue to be considered.
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Appointment of Myron Herrick Not Yet Approved
April 4 report notes Myron Herrick's appointment as United States ambassador to France has not yet been formally signified by the government. Foreign offices express that formal recognition will proceed in due time, pending determination of his persona non grata status.
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Turks Deny Repudiating Agreement With France
The Turkish Nationalist assembly formally denies any repudiation of a French accord. It states it has received telegraphic information claiming Turks intend to erase hostilities against France and reject negotiations.
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Altered Two Dollar Bills Found in Waterbury
Altered two dollar bills were found in Waterbury amid reports of counterfeit currency. Bank officials say the notes were raised and measured seven inches, and investigators believe more sessions occurred earlier at local banks.
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Brief Note on Burial Procedure After Brief Body
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Dividend declaration by American Beet Singer Co in New York
Directors of the American Beet Singer Co. approved the regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent. The announcement came in New York, noting the payout aligns with the company’s current earnings and financial position.
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