Knights of Columbus Convention Headed for Los Angeles
The national council will meet in Los Angeles California on June 7 198. After recent moves away from New Haven and a Louisville decision to hold the next meeting west a grand reunion is planned with preparatory parties by state leaders. Officials anticipate at least 30000 visitors for one of the largest gatherings in the city. Local knights plan elaborate entertainment and a pilgrimage itinerary visiting southern California missions and landmarks.
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National Council of the Knights of Columbus
Los Angeles
Cal
New Haven
Kentucky
Knights of Columbus
Order
Louisville
West
California
Naked students punished by fellow juniors at Ohio university
Eight junior medical students at the Ohio Medical University in Columbus were stripped, strapped to dissecting boards, and punished by four fellow students on Thursday night for deserting class under a student rule. The rule required punctual professor arrivals. those late faced collective punishment. The eight who remained reportedly wished they had left as rain fell on their bare skin.
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Crippe-M
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles. Send address to learn how to cure at home with a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief promised. Free trial offers with references if requested. No money needed. Terre Summers Box P Notre Dame IN.
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Nerman
Terra
Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Iné
Bold Boy Burglar A Mormon Midwife Crippe Telegram
Edgar C Bouligny 47 a bell boy at a local hotel surrendered to police on Thursday night facing 20 burglary charges in New Orleans. His account includes escapes from asylum at Jackson La and a swamps ordeal after imprisonment. Separate items note a Smoot inquiry witness Mrs Annie Elliott from Utah recounting Mormon past life as midwife and endowment rites, plus a California ballot on personal property tax exemption.
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Crippe-Wrrd
Louis
Edgar C. Bouligny
Bell Boy
New Orleans
Jackson
Louisiana
Biepare Ante
St. Louis
Iscrippe
Washington
Smoot
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Annie Eliott
Price
Utah
Denmark
Abe
Jensen
Brigham City
Brigham Young
Dust Cap and Apron or Cap and Gown
A long plea contrasts college women’s protections with the plight of kitchen girls. It argues that women in domestic work face similar dangers and calls for protective dormitory housing, broader support, and moral safeguards. The piece asks who will safeguard the unprotected youth and imagines London solving the problem as a model.
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Slatera
Toome
United States
Mary
London
Clerk Finds 10 Bonds Worth $20,000 in Unclaimed Trunk
Max Hart, a New York post office clerk and book collector, bought an unclaimed express trunk at a sale. In the trunk he found a brown package containing 10 bonds of the Douglassville Electric Light and Water Company, Georgia., worth about $20,000, according to bankers. Hart called it a lifelong dream fulfilled.
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Ecripps-M'Rae
New York
Max Hart
General Post Office
Dean
Cale 2Nd
Douglassville Electric Lght and Water Company
Georgia
Hart
Prosperity Strikes Editor in Christmas Gifts
The Prosperity editor reports a string of gifts from locals including Uncle Den Camp with sacks of meal for pancakes and dodgers, Uncle Steve Bloan with sweet potatoes, a 14 pound potato from John E. Whitatone, Ira M. Willey gifting a fine hat, John Birdseye Doolin promising a new hat, Capt. John Milton Smith giving $2 to Clarence Grey for Christmas gifts, Dr. George W. Jones donating labor cutting wood, and the note ends with a political aside that the country has gone Republican.
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Prosperity
Uncle den Camp
Steve Bloan
John E. Whitatone
Ira M. Willey
John Birdseye Doolin
Alva
John Milton Smith
Clarence Grey
George W. Jones
Cleo
Crazy Man Rung Amuck In New York Street Rampage
A laborer unidentified man mauled storefronts on Twenty third and Twenty second streets in Manhattan. He smashed plate glass windows worth 350, wore Eden like garb, brandished a crowbar, and fled before police captured him amid a snow hill near Fourth avenue. He caused chaos at the Mercantile Building. police report the suspect remains unidentified.
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Iscrippa-M'Rae
New York
Twenty-third-st
Serry
Twenty-second-st
Eden
Creshea
Mercantile Guilding
Twenty-third
Mercantile Building
Fourth-ave
Police court continues case against Lee Dillon
In police court Friday morning the case against Lee Dillon, found on K Washington street in a room where opium and other drugs were used and a city gas pipe tapped, was continued until December 2. This third adjournment follows testimony from several witnesses alleging Dillon invited others to his rooms to smoke opium. Witnesses have since left the city, and police struggle to locate them.
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Lee Dillon
K. Washington St
Dillon
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