Knights of Columbus Convention Set for Los Angeles
The national council of the Knights of Columbus will convene in Los Angeles California on June 7 198. After moves at Louisville to place the meeting westward ten years ago the order plans a grand reunion with leaders from across the country arranging parties. An estimated 5000 visitors are expected as LA hosts prepare what may be one of the largest gatherings. The Knights plan pilgrimages to southern California missions and elaborate entertainments for eastern guests.
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Los Angeles
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New Haven
Kentucky
Knights of Columbus
Order
Louisville
West
Bcal
California
Eight Ohio medical students punished by peers
Eight junior medical students at Ohio University were stripped and flogged by 42 fellow students for deserting a class. The class had a rule that a professor late by 15 minutes would trigger a mass retreat, leaving the room. Thursday night the rule was invoked and most juniors left, later subjecting eight to paddling and paddings rained on their bare skin with no mercy.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Columbus
Ohio Medical University
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles send your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Write today to Mrs Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
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M- Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Ind
Bold Boy Burglar A Mormon Midwife Telegraphed News
Edger C Boutigny, 17, surrendered to police to answer 20 burglary charges in New Orleans after a spree with a partner. He escaped a Jackson asylum, endured swamp ordeal, returned to his parents in New Orleans, then moved to St Louis. Also reported: Smoot Inquiry witness Annie Elliott, Utah midwife and former Mormon, described endowment house oaths and leaving the church in 1860s. California voters approved a personal property tax exemption amendment.
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Scripps-Mwrae
BT. Louis
Edger C. Boutigny
Bel
New Orleans
Jackson
Louisiena
Hospital St
St. Louis
McRippa-Mrre
Washington
Smoot
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Annie Blliott
Prics
Utah
Denmark
Jensen
Brigham City
Brigham Young
Abe Hed
Dust Cap and Apron or Cap and Gown in the Kitchen Class
A speech compares college women and kitchen workers, urging protection for kitchen maids. It asks why college privilege is guarded while kitchen labor faces moral danger and calls for owners to provide housing, homes, and support to prevent lives from being embittered. London is cited as solving the issue.
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United States
Uila
Dor Anitariea
London
Nassau man uncovers bonds worth twenty thousand in old trunk
Max Hart, a New York Post Office clerk and book lover, bought a $4 old trunk at an express office auction. Inside he found 100 bonds from Douglassville Electric Light and Water Co. valued at about $20,000 by bankers. Hart declares his dream of luck fulfilled as others in Alva shower praise and gifts flood the town.
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Scripps-M'Rre Telegram
New York
Max Hart
General Postofice
Douglassville Electric Light and Water Company
Georgia
Hart
Crazy man runs amuck in New York crowds plate glass
A laborer ran amuck on Twenty third street early Friday smashing $2500 worth of plate glass at the Mercantile building and an areaway encounter. He wore Edenic garb, waved a crowbar, and was captured by nearby police without identification.
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Mercantile
Twenty-third
Mercantile Building
Fourth-ave
Court Case Against Lee Dillon Still Delayed
In a polite court setting the case against Lee Dillon, found at KE Washington, was continued until December 33. This marks the third延期. Police report witnesses, both men and women, would testify that Dillon invited them to his rooms where opium was smoked and used by excess. Many witnesses have left the city to avoid court appearance, and police seek them.
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Lee Dillon
Washington
Dillon
Polles
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