Stratford Recall Case Tests Recall Provisions in Town Act
A Superior Court case challenges recall procedure under Stratford’s town government act. The dispute centers on affidavits and clerk certificates used to trigger recall against Councilman Robert B. Turney, with debates over whether the charges and signatures meet statutory requirements and if an election should be ordered.
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Strathford
Council of Ning
Robert
Turney
Ring
Robert B. Turney
Tyraey
Sala Council
Allon
Wekla
Robert Burney
George F Lowis
A. L. Nettleton
Nestor Light
Fisc
Morehouse
Fortifiense
Piva
Davit
Demur Srep
Turtey
Hunter
Tina
Aci
Ubpd
Yélater
Stratford
Teachers to Have Fair Trial When Charges Are Made
Board of Education moves to expand the misconduct review to eight members and direct handling of charges by the board rather than principals. They also consider promoting George M. Laset to City Normal School principal, with Laset previously dropped and later reinstated. The plan aims to curb factional influence and seeks a top educator from outside the district, with applications being reviewed ahead of the next term.
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Board of Education
Committee On Schools
George M. Lase T
Cortright
Pickett
Trenton
N. J
Wirgon
Naurd
Nest Schoool
Underground Garbage Receiver Refined Over Two Years
A historical note outlines gradual improvements over two years to a subterranean garbage receiver. It highlights practical refinements in design and function, aimed at enhancing waste collection efficiency and cleanliness in the urban area.
Ferns to Decorate at Home Wedding Tonight
V Mathing daughter of Rudolph Mathie of thy road Greeny Farms will wed Bernard Korger of Jie in a home ceremony tonight. The church decoration will feature ferns, roses, and lilies. Rev Mr Guick of Gregus Farms Congregational church to perform the ceremony.
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V. Mathing
Rudolph Mathie
Thy Road
Greeny Farms
Bernard Korger
Jie
Mr Guick
Gregus Farms Congregational Church
Fire Commissioner Noonan Challenges Mayor's Message
Fire Commissioner Michael Noonan, a Democrat, challenged Mayor Atwater's claim of a $90,000 saving in the fire department in the last fiscal year. He argued the phrasing miscredits James Colman and upholds long-standing tensions with Commissioner Dawe, while the board debated the true timing and impact of the savings across the nine months of Dawe’s presidency. The meeting also considered firemen tag sales, veterans funds, medical expenses, and equipment purchases amid ongoing fire prevention reports.
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James F. Coleman
Fire Board
Fred Atwater
Board of Aldermen
Michae Noonan
Democrat
Eaders
Mayor Atwater
Noonan
James F. Colesman
Fireboard
Samuel Laewe
Beard
Ranger
Ork
Dawe
Atwater
Ahia (Fire) Department
Colaxian
Dave
Dawn
Uta
Soterman
Dan
Gannegan
Moonan
Coleman
Mr. Noonan
Mr. Coleman
Goleman
Velerong
Vworeien Wars
Ariel
Edward F. Dalley
Mulsaday
Wilkin Cyriey
Sirgean
For That Tired Feeling and Summer Relief
An advertisement touts Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a refreshing tonic to ease summer exhaustion. It promises cooling, invigorating effects and positions the product as a remedy for fatigue during hot months.
Are You Ruptured Instant Relief Ad
Advertisement proclaims relief for ruptured people using a method by M. Battalion Nupture Speckist. Claims many cured and offers a free consultation with an office at 11 Main St Corner Gilbert St every Saturday.
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Main St
Gilbert St
Heiress Fails as Wife or Companion in 1941 Saga
The report describes an heiress accused of failing as wife or companion, with a May 1941 timeline when she reportedly moved to live with a young man, and a bundle of love letters said to be written to his wife. Ranney contested evidence, and Mrs. Ranney did not appear at housing, being represented by counsel opposing the admission of certain evidence.
Troops Guard Vera Cruz From Strike Disorders
In Vera Cruz June 4 soldiers guard the city streets as a strike spreads, with two machine guns ready for use and police expecting possible street disruptions. Workers threaten to derail streetcars, bakers are on strike, ships face port slowdowns, and authorities see little chance of an immediate settlement amid rising labor unrest across Vera Cruz state.
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Verauz
Mexico
WD Ss
Ered
Vera Cruz
Autormorbias
Conchea
Troan
Ferther
State of
Ransey and associates linked by wartime travel testimony
Witnesses from Stamford Avenue and Greenwich recall Major Ranney Wenman and Read in a Canada voyage during wartime, discussing Ranney’s marriage and the sender’s hush money allegations. The testimony focuses on Ranney’s wife and alleged past relations amid a court inquiry.
Chamber of Commerce to discuss shorter school day
The Chamber of Commerce officials plan a meeting this afternoon at three o'clock at Stata Street headquarters to examine the proposed five and one half hour school day and the 200 day school year from the Board of Education and report findings to members.
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Chamber of Commerce Plone
Schoell
Board of Education
Gamimistes
Chamber
Qe Stata Street
Industrial incubator idea discussed by Algon club committee
The Algon Club Industrial committee discussed building an industrial incubator in the city. Plans included a $250,000 building with 100,000 square feet of space and shared utilities. Secretary Seward Price noted about 50 incubators exist nationwide, with Beverly Massachusetts the pioneer.
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Algon+ cult club
Seward RB. Price
Chamber
Industrial Committee
Price
Beverly
Masa
United States Shoe Company
Ide
Stark
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Bureau of Fire Prevention
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