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... called the first strike Nov. 7. About 5,500 teachers absented themselves and picket lines were established at some schools . The union wanted a dues check- off , sick pay for substitutes , duty - free lunch periods , equalization of ...
... called the first strike Nov. 7. About 5,500 teachers absented themselves and picket lines were established at some schools . The union wanted a dues check- off , sick pay for substitutes , duty - free lunch periods , equalization of ...
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... called the first strike Nov. 7. About 5,500 teachers absented themselves and picket lines were established at some schools . The union wanted a dues check- off , sick pay for substitutes , duty - free lunch periods , equalization of ...
... called the first strike Nov. 7. About 5,500 teachers absented themselves and picket lines were established at some schools . The union wanted a dues check- off , sick pay for substitutes , duty - free lunch periods , equalization of ...
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... called the War Between the States by Southern historians , began with the shell- ing of Fort Sumter in Charleston , S. C. , harbor , by Confederate batteries under Brig . Gen. Pierre G. T. Beauregard . On April 14 Major Robert Anderson ...
... called the War Between the States by Southern historians , began with the shell- ing of Fort Sumter in Charleston , S. C. , harbor , by Confederate batteries under Brig . Gen. Pierre G. T. Beauregard . On April 14 Major Robert Anderson ...
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