Urges Election of School Board
William M. Hackett argues for elected school board control, urging stricter student duties, improved supervision, and citizen involvement. He stresses board qualifications, district representation, term limits, salaries, and school autonomy to raise educational standards in New Haven.
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Nomination tensions loom as convention nears
Report on Thursday is planned as Tart forces clash over vice presidency. Daugherty and committee leaders discuss all night sessions, relay reports, and possible delays while Hughes, Dolliver, and Woodrow influence swirl around second or first spot. Rumors persist without confirmation about New York Governor splitting the ticket.
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New York
Timothy L. Woodrat
Moran Distric Attorney Morar Plans Flight After TB Diagnosis
An article reports District Attorney John Brown Morar of Buffells County being diagnosed with tuberculosis. He plans to leave Boston for the Adirondacks, warning his political path will end only with his death. He vows to keep fighting to the end.
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Andy Tana
End of Convention at Connecticut General Association Meeting
The 199th annual General Association of Connecticut closed at Grand Avenue Congregational church with praise of a fine program, healthy attendance, and broad discussion. Dr Naynen led talks on The Healing Ministry of Judaism, Rev Timothy Thwaites elected moderator, Rev Joel Ives registrar, and Rev W R Hubbard Centerbrook scrib e. next year’s planning promised further interest.
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Crews Get Down To Real Labor In Yale Crew Report
In early practice Yale crews show steady progress as rowers adjust after injuries. Captains Curtin and Haven reportedly positive about the condition of the quarters, with veterans and freshmen shaping up under Wray and Harford guidance. Harvard and Yale boats train mainly between Red Ton and the bay yard, focusing on consistent strokes and balance.
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Crisis at Albany prompts veto on legal meeting
Albany New York reports a crisis as Governor Hughes calls for a special session amid a tense public struggle over a legal measure. The vote is set for the afternoon, with Senator Fowther collapsing upon arrival at the chamber after a prolonged illness and surgery. Schidler Pootker of Brooklyn travels with Dr Murpies, his physician, for the event.
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