Save Our Schools plans outlined by Connecticut teachers
Connecticut Federation of Teachers delegates in New Haven examined the Save Our Schools campaign with Secretary Wish presenting a summary of committee work. Commissioner Meredith discussed state education plans, pensions, salaries, and aid while urging teacher feedback and mobilization for the upcoming convention and January legislative session.
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New Election Laws Bill Sows Confusion in State
The governor announces a bill to reform election laws aimed at ending voter confusion, but registrars and officials report growing uncertainty. Attorney General Fy f received queries from registrars and Democratic committees seeking clarity on women voters and related procedures amid a maze of new regulations.
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Connecticut Teachers urged to gain voice on national board
A 30 member group within the association seeks one seat on the national governing board to improve Connecticut teachers influence. The proposal aims to boost direct participation and policy direction, enabling Connecticut to have a stronger position on matters under consideration.
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Legion's Stand for Law and Order by D Olier at Convention
Franklin D Olier national commander of the American Legion spoke at the second annual convention arguing the Legion stands for law and order and will meet force with force against those who threaten institutions. He praised the organization and noted legislation expanding aid to disabled veterans and four fold plans for land, home, vocation support, and compensation adjustments.
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Gillette Razor Ad Claims Universal Shaving Fit
An advertisement touts the Gillette razor as finally meeting every man’s shaving needs. It claims universal adoption by twenty million men worldwide and invites readers to visit one of 250000 dealers to see why it is first with men of all beards and skin types.
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Nepton
Gillette
Bride-To-Be Sophie Kritchman Linked To Notorious Connecticut Murder
Hartford reports Sophie Kritchman, released from a Wethersfield manslaughter sentence in 1910, plans marriage to Alfons Sikantanskas of Naugtuck after they obtained a license. Kritchman, once a Naugatuck music teacher, helped kill Bratslazs Mkulvinskas in a brutal woodside murder near Union.
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Wothersfield
Alfons Sikantanskas
Naugatuck
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St Mary's Church
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Sophie Kriverman
Bratslazs Mkulvinskas
Joseph Mitehe
Hulvinskas
Union
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Waterbury
Raven
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Rulvia
Skas
Wilson Surrendering China to Japan, Says Senator
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Berry Lew of Indiana declares President Wilson has surrendered the Republic of China to Japan. He cites the Lansing Lloyd agreement and demands for California land rights, Shantung, and Pacific privileges as part of a defeatist, anti-American policy. The statement condemns Wilson as timid and un-American, risking open conflict and American interests.
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Wall St Explosion Reported by Burns Agency Head
William J Burns, head of the detective agency, issued a statement on the Wall Street blast, asserting it was the work of the Third International and tied to private clients. He described the crime as an impact of clandestine international agitation.
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