Northwestern University suspends honor system amid cheating rise
Chicago May 13 The Northwestern University faculty announces the suspension of the honor system in the College of Liberal Arts. Dean Roy C Filekinzer says the move stems from students failing to uphold the trust placed in them and cheating during examinations has increased under the system.
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Two Women Die in Fire at Ottawa Doctor Hagar Hospital
A fire at the Doctor Hagar Maternity Hospital in Ottawa, Ontario, today killed two women patients who were burned to death. The blaze caused extensive damage to the facility and details of the incident were being investigated.
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Senate to vote on peace move Saturday
The Senate agreed to vote next Saturday on the Republican code resolution revising the peace measure. It removes a clause seeking a separate peace with Germany and aims to establish friendly relations and trade. House action and Knox resolution influence remain debated. Democrats show mixed support, and discussions shifting to conferences for guidance continue.
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Aldermen to Receive Another Police Bill
A police board finance committee led by Richard W. Marshy and William T. Primorost, with Alderman Arthur A. Baker, sends a bill of 1264.40 to the Board of Aldermen for approval. The cash advanced balance shows 28.88.88 for tracing and related costs. Police officials must explain what money was paid and trace the origins of funds used in Bridgeport detective work.
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Chicago prepares for onslaught of visitors to GOP convention
Chicago responds to the upcoming Republican national convention by merging hotels into a single vast facility of about 70 000 rooms. The Hotel Association bureau will track vacancies and direct applicants to hotels with available space as June 1 approaches.
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Ban on all aliens urged before House Immigration Committee
William H. Att Trenton New Jersey led a delegation urging a ban on all aliens entering the United States. The petition from the American Medical Association was filed presenting the view of the organization to the committee.
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Tribute to Joan of Arc Marked at Riverside Drive
In New York on May 1, thirteen hundred Catholic school children in wine attire and 100 Boy Scouts will participate in a tribute to Joan of Arc. The ceremony marks the 500th anniversary of the French hero and will be staged at the Joan of Arc statue along Riverside Drive.
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Beautious Underwear Sale Promises Fine New Styles
A vivid ad touts new underwear in crepe de chine satin and embroidered filmy styles. It promises dainty gowns and snug bloomers at prices below real worth, featuring a large variety including many sample pieces and numerous styles for savings.
Sensational Summer Silks and Laces Sale Preview
Bright fashion sale offers Camilsales of lightning satin tops and woven trims with ribbon straps. Includes Crepe de Chine gowns, batiste envelopes, gowns with intricate yokes, lace, and organdy inserts. Prices from $1.05 to $10, with coats, nightgowns, petticoats, and chemises on second floor.
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Rich plaid skirts offer tailoring at two dollars
A vintage catalog blurb touts rich plaid skirts with tailoring at two dollars. It highlights varied plaid styles in blues browns grays greens and tan white, with large and medium plaids, 54 inches wide, priced from five fifty to nine seventy five per yard.
Women's athletic socks and undergarments in late 19th style
A catalog style notice describes three quarter length silk and lisle socks in black and white, silk foot patterns, and light cotton athletic undersuits for women. It lists varied textures, cuffs, and prices ranging from $2 to $4.28 with terms like nainsook fabrics and bodice effects.
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