Connecticut Health and Physical Education bill advances
A proposed law establishes a required health and physical education course in public schools. The measure, backed by Governor Luke and the Connecticut Educators Association, would appropriate about 10 000 dollars annually to implement the program and train teachers.
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General Assembly
Connecticut
Board of Education
Connecticut Educatora Association
E. J. Lake
State Board of Education
Falows
State Commissioner of Education
State Commissioner of Educxation
Guach
Luke
Connecticut Educators Association
Ais
Dry Law Guards Keeping Eyes on President-elect
Washington observers report President-elect Harding may reshuffle the dry enforcement unit. Rising pressure from Florida’s proximity to the Bahamas and Cuba fuels speculation on a shakeup. John F. Kramer, backed by Ohio politicians, is viewed by many as a stabilizing chief officer.
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Washington
Matehth
Harding
Prohibition
Florida
Bahamas
Cuba
John F. Kramer
Kramer
Ohio
Ateer Kramer
Execution Final Act in Sicilian Tragedy of Love
A Sicilian love murder ends in executions in Marton Illinois as Setti no De Santis is hanged for murder. Bianco instigated the crime against Alosterora of West Frankfort whose lover Frank Bianco sought vengeance. Riots followed the killings. Amel and Tony Memphits faced charges. Birnen hanged himself in his jail cell as De Santis died after dawn.
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Amel
Tony Memphits
West Frankfort
Birnen
de Santis
Girl Wounded in Accidental Shot at Brooklyn Office
Eleanor Crow, 20, daughter of the general passenger agent, was shot near the heart in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit offices. John J. McFeeley, assistant superintendent of revenue inspectors, claimed the shooting was accidental. Crow's father Harry A. Crow accompanied her to hospital where an operation was expected to save her life amid panic among witnesses.
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New York
Eleanor Crow
Feneral
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
John J. McFeeley
G. RE. T
Olices
Brooklyn
McFeeley
Harry A. Crow
Congress Bids Landis Quit One Post or Face Impeachment
The House moves to force Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis to abandon his baseball arbitrator pay of 42600 yearly or resign the bench. Rep Welty cites Attorney General Palmer that outside compensation by judges is improper. Palmer notes statutes bar other salaries, not Landis arbitration, and says any interference would depend on actual impairment of duties. Welty cites Chicago cases and signals an impeachment hearing plan if needed.
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Washington
Fev
Congress
Keneesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
Palmer
Lendis
Representative Welty
Ohio
Attorney General
Welty
Lagos
Landis
Cyne
Federal District Court
Clone
Severe facial pimples and itching heal after Cuticura use
A July 7 1920 testimonial from Vincent Nuzzo East Boston reports severe facial itching and red pimples lasting about six weeks. After applying Cuticura Soap ointment and talcum the skin cleared in three weeks and the notice promotes Cuticura products for toilet needs and home remedies.
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Vincent Nuzzo
Cottage St
Boston
Manp
Preeby Mall
Outienss Laboratories
Dept. H
Maiden
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Gotham
ATS
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