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- Collection: "Americanization Movement in Connecticut - World War I "
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Patriotic Press of Connecticut
Council of Defense propaganda poster addressing cooperation of CT newspapers
Inaugural Message of Governor Marcus Holcomb, January 1919
Inaugural Message of Governor Marcus Holcomb to the General Assembly, January Session 1919
Message to the Citizens of Connecticut from Governor Marcus H. Holcomb
Message to the Citizens of Connecticut from Governor Marcus H. Holcomb
Beware of Spies and Enemy Eavesdroppers
Poster prepared by Connecticut State Council of Defense as part of Americanization efforts
Bulletin 2, Conditions to Know for Citizens and Aliens
Pamphlet published by the Connecticut State Council of Defense summarizing information provided by President Wilson addressed to aliens
Bulletin 1, Suggestions for Enemy Aliens
Pamphlet published by Connecticut State Council of Defense summarizing suggestions from President Wilson addressed to enemy aliens.
For Native Born American Women
Pamphlet produced by Connecticut State Council of Defense to educate and encourage native-born American women to do their part in advancing Americanism.
Americanization Booth
Image booth in Connecticut during World War I providing information to foreign-born concerning the benefits and obligations of being an American
Requiring enemy aliens to wear a distinguishing button or pin
Letter to Governor Holcomb from Republican Club of NY suggesting legislation to mandate that enemy aliens wear a button or pin identifying their nationality
An Act Concerning Aliens
Enactment of the Connecticut General Assembly to authorize regulation of foreign-born persons in Connecticut during war time.