School Teachers Reengaged For Next Year
Local school officials moved to re-engage teachers for the coming academic year and set salaries. The vote supported holding firm on contracts until funds are appropriated, with the school committee authorized to rehire staff for next term and to pay agreed wages from available money.
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BENTH
Teaeh
Werner
Thei
Charles
Soussapa
Claremont
Elles
Bowie
Nears
Wito
Neary
Tolles
Inness
Sangetuck
Vyolles
Rodenbach
de Teomon
A. Rodenbach
Chittentien
Wexevor
Chittenden
Ochodade
Rosaries and Catholicism in Old 68th Regiment Pass
Pass 3.600 rosaries CAFY for Old 68th pass 3.600 rosaries CAFY for Old 68th. York April 1. A customs case involves jewelry heard on planation from the who bear it ashore duty TORE Case targets Popes and Father Trane. The Old 69th Regiment, back from Rome, will be sent letters and clothing to members. many are Jews and Protestants. Meotra defeats Diene. New York April 8 Jean Bore Meoneh Davis cup captain defeats Jerry Lang in Wimbledon semi final 6-0 6-2.
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York
Gvernse
Rome
Wice A. Sand
Mather Duffy
Meotra
Diene
New York
Jean Bore “Ra
Jerry Lang
Cohiba
University
Pirates Recalled After Seizure at Sea Incident
Inland naval report recalls days of piracy at sea as the schooner Manstina was stripped of liquor and sails while the Faus tina and other vessels lay haltered four days with hijackers aboard. The crew described lingering danger at the Span Main during the incident.
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Iran
Span
Manstina
Faustina
Suit Against Col. Ullman Discontinued
A late May action against Col. Ullman was dropped by Supreme Court Justice Guiry after counsel for Miss Brevance Reddington announced a satisfactory settlement. Reddington had alleged Ullman promised marriage in 1920 and implied paternity of her four year old child, while noting Ullman’s existing marriage.
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Pon the
Isarc Ashman
Low Haven
Colum Te Seso
Brevance Reddington
Colettan
Supreme Court
Guiry
Charges Against Pall Sinclair and Doheny Quashed
Washington report says the indictments charging conspiracy to defraud the government against Athrel ff and others were quashed in the District of Columbia supreme court by Chief Justice AleCoy. The decision follows a year of legal challenges by sources for the defense. government likely to appeal.
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Washington
Noetboo
Usrinse
Athrel Ff. Ball
Finary Sinehine
Waward le
Soursel
McCoy
Naugatuck Aids Western Tornado Victims With $800
Naugatuck residents contribute about 800 dollars for relief of tornado victims in the Midwest and South. Red Cross chapters report prompt support and centralized disaster response.
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Naugatuck
Bomesti
Sohded
Weiling
Perey
Hilinois
Red Cross
American Disaster Relief Agency
American Railway Express Company
Barney Barney Faces Fate Tonight in Fort Covington Trial
In Malone at the Franklin County Courthouse, Apia HMdward Barney, 20, of Fort Covington, formerly of Syracuse, faces possible execution after a deathbed statement by his young wife during closing, accused of killing his wife and baby daughter in their Fort Covington home on February 4 by striking with a club and setting the bed ablaze. The trial context includes testimony about the double murder and arson amid disputed circumstances. In a separate note, Wheeling delegates rejected the Child Labor Amendment to the federal constitution 66 to 14.
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Wranklin County
Malone
Apia
Hmdward Barney
Fort Coytington
Syracuse
Fort Covington
Wheeling
W. Va
House of Delegates
Torrington G H Loses Out At Chicago
Connecticut's only entrant Torrington High loses to Wheeler High of Mississippi in the national prep basketball tournament at Chicago. Torrington led 17 to 8 at half but Wheeler surged ahead, final score 38 to 1. Tournament action continues as the title race remains open.
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Neal
Chicago
Connecticut
University of Chicago
Torrin
Wheeler
Mississippi
Woerrington
Torrington Boys
House Passes the Borough Court Bill in Hartford
The Connecticut Senate and House acted on multiple measures. Actions included approving Waterbury bond issuances for bridge, storm drainage, and sewage projects, approving a Waterbury charter bill, and amending the Naugehick borough court act. Other bills set licenses for shad nets, Newington refunding bonds, and Flobbing avenue road payments. Hewitt highway map bill signed in Albany. A district court restraining order blocked U.S. Shipping Board sale of five President liners.
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Hartford
Anderson
Waterbury
Senate
Milford
Norwallk
MD Edward Hull
New Britain
Sautn Dommie J. Meaphy
House
Water Gas Light Co
Naugehick
Superintendent of Fisheries and Game
Inclustyn
Newington
Washington
Former KY Knox and Lane official indicted in Indiana
Five indictments were issued by the Marion county grand jury against David C. Stephenson, 33, former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana, on charges including assault with intent to kill and kidnapping in connection with an alleged attack on Miss Madge Oberholtzer. She remained unconscious and near death after ingesting poison aboard a Pullman car between Indianapolis and Hammond. Stephenson, arrested, posted $10,000 bond and claimed politics lay behind the charges.
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Taddanipolis
Ind
David C. Stephenson
Indiana
Marion County Grand Jury
Madge Oberholtzer
Assaf
Oberhealzer
Special Prize Campaign Boosts Subscriptions at News Git Club
The News Git Club launches a push offering 200 000 counts per $20 and 100 000 extra counts weekly, urging members to submit new subscriptions. Members are advised to balance their totals, send photos for daily publication, and stay active through April 25 as the race for top prizes intensifies.
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Aldoor Ney
X Tug
He Wan Tomearray
Elninsing
Hb Matiger
Gift Club
Maes
Local Convention Nominates Republicans for Borough Office
Republicans nominate a slate for the borough election on May 4 led by Warden Harris Whittemore and Town Clerk Louis Schiller. The ticket lists Tax Collector John J. Jones Auditor Ward Lingenheld Registrar George I. Youn Town School Committee Austin J. Adams Tree Warden George Van Bailiffs Willan Warbin Henry Sauives Charles Fellows Leroy Hatchel Burgesses First Ward George H. Wurst Second Ward Louis De Carlo Jr Third Ward Arvid J. Andersson.
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Harris Whittemore
Dire
Louis Schiller
Frank OG. Arendlaly
Hans O. Nissen
John J. Jones
Waward
Lingenheld
George I. Youn
Austin J. Adams
Cgeorge € van
Willan Warbin
Flenry Sauives
Charles O. Fellows
Leroy Hatchel
Burgesses
Coorg H. Wurst
Louis de Carlo, Jr
Arvid J. Andersson
Prisoner Wounded in Albany Burglary Escape Attempt
Joseph Miller charged with burglary and larceny was shot in the leg today while escaping from Deputy Sheriff George Lehear. Miller was being taken from the penitentiary to the courthouse for arraignment in county court.
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Albany
NS. Oy
Joseph Miller
George Lehear
Miller
Case of Gerald Chapman Goes to Jury in Murder Trial
The Gerald Chapman murder case, tied to the killing of New Britain officer James Skelly, goes to the jury after closing arguments. Judge Sewell Jennings urges strict adherence to evidence, presumption of innocence, and that the state must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
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de- Souse
State
Hartford
Conm
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Eelack
Sewell Jennings
Chapman
Jennings
Janes Skelly
Chapmen
Ridge Jennings
Lady Astor Provokes Uproar in Parliament Debate
London April 1o Lady Astor a Virginia heiress turned political figure sparked a heated clash in Parliament defending childless mothers. She was rebuked by the speaker and withdrew after cries of withdraw. She defended herself saying provocation by a member prompted her remark about women without children.
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New York
Doroty Payne Whitney Straight
RK. Wine Titel
Yorkshire
Inghind
Aes
Straight
Lioradee
Berkel Divinity Sehool
Atidetetows
Conn
Willard DL Straight
Dh. PL Morea Co
France
Pes
Willigin C. Wilks
Navy
Presidelevetland
Pavoan Whitney Ant Payne Whitney
London
Lady Astor
Waday
Astor Finis
Haday
Ashe
Phare
Shepperd Bail Motion Still Unresolved in McCintock Murder Case
Chicago April 8 Judge William W Brothers tentatively refused to rule on William D Shepperds bail motion in the McCintock murder case until consulting with Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins who had twice refused the Dail petition leaving the defense with another setback and awaits further action.
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Chicago
William Nelson McCintock
William W. Brothers
Wiliam D. Shepperd
Jacob Hopkins
Dail
Alleged chicken thief taken back to Bristol jail
A man named Adamson, previously charged in Bristol city court with stealing five chickens, was arrested in New Haven after eluding capture since last December. He had been serving a sentence in jail and was returned to Bristol, where he lives with his wife and five children on Curtiss Street while employed at the Rubber Regenerating plant.
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Ales Publetski
New Ehaven
Dattalneu Ehn Adamson
Bristol
Fauna Gurtts
Tve
Serneanth MacGillicaddy
Gristakb
David
Nate
Rubber Regenerating Company
Curtiss Street
Secretary Weeks Ill at Home Faces Cabinet Departure
Washington April 3 Secretary for War John W Weeks who likely will retire from the cabinet before June 30 due to ill health is now confined to his home suffering from thrombosis according to reports today.
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May Mnesign
Washington
John W. Weeks
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