Commencement Exercises At Mount St Charles Confer Degrees
The Mount St Charles closing exercises confer degrees and diplomas to graduates. Officials report a formal ceremony marking the completion of studies and the conferring of credentials to numerous students.
Mount St Charles College Commencement Honors Graduates
A large audience gathered in the college gym as Mount St Charles awarded degrees and diplomas. Sage James Coyle spoke on the nation’s need, while Attorney James A. Walsh of this city delivered the commencement address.
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College speakers denounce Bolshevists in wartime era address
The Rev. NC Haff and colleagues spoke on duty and rights as nation builders. James P. Coste warned rights without duty doom nations, while Coleman Mulcahey urged optimism for postwar stability through economic and political balance. Walter Nilan stressed professionalism and work, and Attorney Walsh praised college graduates entering life. Military honors and degrees were announced for several students, with Feeney and Mulcahey winning prizes in military theory and French literature.
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Hilltop Alumni Hold Annual Mount St. Charles Banquet
A large attendance gathered for the Mount St. Charles Alumni Association annual banquet at the college last evening. Harold Barnes was elected president and Arthur Murphy secretary at the business session following the social program of music and toasts.
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Closing Exercises At St Vincent's Academy
The Rev. CoN. Moff, vice president of Mount St. Charles College, spoke at St Vincent academy's graduating exercises in St. Helena hall yesterday afternoon. Nineteen graduates received diplomas.
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George Gordon of Portland Dies Here
George Gordon of Portland Oregon died yesterday morning at the home of Mrs Wells 52 Sons Spencer street He was eight years old a Civil War veteran and survived by a wife two sons George and William sister Mrs MecQuam and niece Mrs Pail The funeral is set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Minherty and Kobler's chapel with burial in Benton Avenue cemetery
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The Corsican Brothers at the Antlers
The elaborate stage adaptation of Abe ander Dunas novel at the Antlers features Dustin Parnay in a vigorous, vivid portrayal. The review praises its costume richness and atmospheric setting, noting energetic interpretation and strong dramatic presence amid a mix of comedy and tragedy.
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Thunderbolt at the Marlow A tale of love and danger unfolds
Katharine Blaine Donald stars in The Thunderbolt at the Marlow as Bree Corbin brows confronts a doomed marriage. Allan Momereau and Clewate are key figures in a forged bond plot, with Corbin holding crucial originals. The melodrama promises a conventional happy ending despite turmoil.
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Pan vaudeville bill delights crowds at Marlow venue
A Pan vaudeville bill at The Marlow featured Jan Rubini with Mrs Rubini and Santella, delivering violin piano and organ back to back. Pearson Newport and Pearson, ventriloquist Fred Weber, and a witty shimmy dancer drew strong audience heat while a trained pony finale left all ages cheering.
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Congress Brawls Over Late Budget Reforms
The Congress labored months with little progress before a rush of important measures, poorly drafted, were sent to President Wilson for signature. He vetoed several, though he supported reforms. The budget method received strong advocacy from Wilson, yet Congress failed to refine bills despite ample time, being preoccupied with politics.
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Reformatories for Youth Highlighted by Sioux City Tribune
The Sioux City Tribune laments many youths marked by life failures and argues for prolonged reform school supervision rather than prison, stressing hopeful future under guardianship. It notes a belief civilization decrees leniency for young offenders and cites age-related reform. A separate Southeast tale describes Werda in Mahomey with a temple of serpents and priests guarding vast serpents.
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