Superintendent Won't Resign Amid City Education Board Tensions
Alan Woun denies resignation as superintendent of schools amid Mayor Wilson's push to reduce the Board of Education from twelve to five members. The board faced opposition from Republican members over proposed reforms and a hoped probe, with officials claiming finances and procedures are transparent and auditable.
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Board of Education
John Ik. Wynkoop
Hie Board of Education
Wilson
Board of
Stratford to Host Charity Investigator and Two New Hotels
Stratford plans a charity investigator position with a $1000 salary, facing applicants at $1100. Welfare group seeks a town hall clinic near Red Cross rooms to cut treatment costs. Stratford aims to finance two hotels totaling about $5,000,000, one by local developers and a second by Bond. Bond hotel property extends along Allyn Street, with sale to Thomas Gorden for about $550,000. Subscriptions for the two hotel projects expected by April 1, 1921.
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Atrport
Stratford Welfare Association
RedCross Rooms
Bridgeport
Aelion
Haresord
Tony
Joevarers
Wartford
Tochit
Lewis
Broadhurst
Motel Garde
Band
Intel Garde
Thomas ¢Rden
Mae Newton
Mobertson
Conien
General Greeley Dying After Long Civil War Service
Brigadier General Edward Greeley, a long known state figure, lies dying at about 78. He organized a Civil War company and led it into command of a brigade before returning home as a brigadier general of volunteers. He is likely Connecticut’s last brigade commander of that era.
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Edward
Greeley
Connecticut
Ihar
Red Ambassador I Subpoenaed in Trade Commission Probe
The Senate Agriculture commission hears about the Radicals charge as William Colver of the Federal Trade Commission asserts the matter is significant. He alleges arrests of commission employees were made to smear the agency as a Bolshevik hotbed and cites past actions by Chicago secret service officials linked to Rafael Mallen’s raid.
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Senate Agriculture Commission
William Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Colvergaig
Martens
Nuorteva
Trade Commission
Comee
Clover
Secret Service
Chicago
J.oe. Claybaugh
Department of Justice
Barry
Rafael Mallen
Calver
Swiss and Company
Mailen
Colyer
Commission
Owihich
Jitney Collision Injures Mrs Larsen In City Crash
Mrs. I P Larsen of 2865 Palefield Avenue suffered cuts to body and legs when a Hineau jitney collided with a truck driven by Joseph Cossyal of 443 Howard Avenue at Bostwick and Cherry. She was treated by Dr O Z Groaik and sent home. Neither driver was arrested.
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1. P. Larsen
Pale Field Avenuue
Hineau
Ann
Joseph Cossyal
Howard Avenue
Bostwick Avenue
Cherry Street
Larsen
O.Z. Groaik
Cogstal
Joseph J. Linek
Meade Street
Rochester Couple Held for Murder
A Rochester couple James O Dell and his wife Pearls O Dell and their alleged victim Edward Kneip were charged with first degree murder after Kneip's body with bruises and stab wounds was found under a culvert south of the city. Police say both O Dell and Mrs. O Dell confessed, alleging revenge for a past relationship.
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Rockmester
XN. Y
Ian
O'Dell
O'Dall
Oneip
Knéip
4 Tree
Kneip
Love
Jonely Road
Obituary notices from Woodbury and Fairfield area deaths
Obituaries list Susan E Pierce 81 of 433 Stratford Ave dying Thursday with services at 8 pm and burial in Woodbury tomorrow. Several other local obsequies note Willmann family burial at Park Cemetery. Mary Daham memorial at St Augustine’s and Elm St home, with services at St Bernard’s. John H Woodward 70 of Fairfield dies of pneumonia with funeral 2:30 pm Monday at local lodge, survivors include daughter Sarah and son John Henry.
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E. Pierce
Pierce
Stratford Avenue
Woodbury
Abere Willman
Bert Avilimaan
Woeldck
Cedar Street
Park Cemetery
Alsace
Progressive Circle
Brotherhood of America
Wumboldt Stamm
U.R. M
Schiller Jodgne
St Angustine’s
St. Bernard's Cemetery
New Haven
Banny
John
Kee
Bb. W. Webb
East Eaton Street
H. A. Davenport
Tania
Atauntain Grove
Jouls
M. Wakeley
Louis “al Walley
Long, Mill
L. Robert Sheffield
Long Hill
Buckley Shey
Bu Yea
We Bridgeport
John S.siev
Edna Avenue
Stev
A. W. Campbell
Washington Park
Mountain Grove Cemetery
L. Bradbury
Albert Braidwhed
Albert Jacy
Esther ‘Berg
West M
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St. Mark's Church
Cleveland
Ohio
John Sr
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J. [. Ashley
Waterbury
Henalig Carlson
Ilénning Carlson
Slate Street
Mullins, Scott and
Redgate
Golden Win Street
Takervlew
Letitia I. Miller
Talitia Ti
Miller
Union Cemetery
Gleatford
George Golee
NorthlMsremont
Masa
Main Street
Stratford
John H. Woodward
Joan H H. Woodward
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Shera
Canada
Sarah Woodward
New York
John Henry Woodward
Texas
Bryan reiterates compromise plan in treaty debate
In a Jackson dinner and amid campaign talks, William J Bryan declined to join Democratic Senators in opposing the Lodge reservations. Party leaders urged Bryan to support the President against Republican efforts to force ratification with reservations that would nullify the treaty, but his stance remained unchanged.
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Justin McGrath
Universal Service
Aselington
William Ruan
Jeff Washington
Wilson
Senate
Bryan
Prs
Fraternal Arcanwon Lodge meeting opens with officers named
Fraternal Arcanwon Lodge I O F Ht C Aroh led last night’s meeting at Odd Fellows Hall 188 Broad Street More than 100 attended Opening session named Noble Grand George Wrench Vice Grand Clifford Sikinner Recording Secretary Lester Van Stone Financial Secretary Daniel Benedict Treasurer George Curtis Conductor Cummings Kinsman Warden John Turner Right supporter to noble grand Charles Walker Left supporter to noble grand Walter Russell Right supporter to vice grand J E Russell Left supporter William J Barton Left one supporter Charles Turners Right scene Supporter John Peppery Inside Guardian S Gambet Outside Guardian I Gerald and Chaplain George Mills
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Arcanwon Lodge
I.O
C. Aroh
Arcanum Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broad Street
Noble Grand
George Wrench
Clifford Z. Sikinner
Lester van Stone
Daniel S. Benedict
George Curtis
Cummings Kinsman
John J
Turner
Bishop Injured At Salts Textile Mills
A bishop suffered a badly lacerated finger while loading boxes onto a truck at the Salts Textile mills yesterday afternoon and was taken to an emergency hospital for treatment.
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Davenport
Slrget
Salts
Fire destroys Maryland school for the blind workshop
Fire at the Maryland School for the Blind in Baltimore destroys a two story brick workshop building. Fire origin undetermined. Thousands of dollars worth of work created by students is burned. Estimated loss runs into the tens of thousands.
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Baltimore
Maryland School For the Blind
Seventy seven for grip and colds advertised cure
The notice extols Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co remedy Seventy seven as best at first signs of a cold or grip. It claims rapid relief and urges purchase at drug and country stores with the company address in New York.
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Humphreys’ Holmeo. Medicine Co
Willian St
New York
Government to aid dependents of deported radicals
Washington Jan 9 The government will aid dependents of aliens it deports as a humanitarian measure. Assistant Attorney General Garvan said assistance is not an obligation to families and federal agents will investigate all deported deportees. No false sympathies will influence the decision.
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Washington
Garvan
Todas
Breid
Doctor Enrco Cenicola Marries Countess In Italy
Announcement of the marriage of Doctor Enrco Cenicola formerly of this city now of Benevento Italy to Countess Ines Ventimiglia di Grammonte of Torre del Greco Italy was received here yesterday. The doctor was divorced by his wife three years ago and served in the Italian army before returning to practice during the influenza epidemic. He left for Italy in the early part of last year. Doctor Cenicola was the first Italian doctor to practice in this city.
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Enrco Cenicola
Benevento
Italy
Ines Ventimiglia di Grammonte
Torre del Greco
Cenicola
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