California students caught in rum party scandal at university
The Lanida Chi Alpha house hosted a February 18 event described as a class track managers reunion. A 17 year old girl reportedly attended, triggering juvenile court interest. University officials punished several track managers, with suspensions or expulsions, while court authorities planned no prosecution.
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Stortties
Neue University
Realitey Een
Titernity House
W. W. Campbell
Lanida Chi Alpha
University Athletic Council
Laddie at Nickle Theatre Promises Glowing Screen Drama
Thrilling adaptation of Gene Stratton Porter's Laddie screens next Monday and Tuesday at the Nickle Theatre. Leo Meehan directs and scripts, bringing Middle West farm color and five idyllic love episodes to a gripping climax with John Bowers and Bess Flowers in leading roles.
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Gene Stratton- Porter
Nickle Theatre
Leo Meehan
The Way to Burning Mountain by Dillon Wallace review
A public library notice extols The Way to Burning Mountain as a braced tale of courage endurance and adventure. From Cranberry Lake Adirondacks to Athabasca river the expedition with Jerry Foster and companions unfolds through Canadian wilderness while conspiracy intrigue and gallantry drive the narrative.
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Burning Mountain
Dillon Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Cranberry Lake
Adirondack Mountains
North Country
Athabasca
Jerry
Indiana News Roundup of Small Town Misadventures
Digest of brief incidents from South Bend Evansville West Lebanon Auburn Lebanon and Zionsville with a suspended fine for Mike Horvath aiding a friend a missing man case Ed Wolf charged with chicken theft a house cave in injuring Lad Hobaugh a pole climber saving a cat and church plans a $36000 build and a man buried alive twice while sewer work resumes in Zionsville during March.
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South Bend
Mike Horvath
Horvath
Norvath
Zionsville
William Bear
Deer crashes into store window during town barbecue
Mosine Wisconsin March 12 Townsfolk held an old fashioned venison barbecue after a wild deer wandered into Main street and crashed through a department store window after a pack of dogs attacked it A vehicle diverted the deer and a hind leg was broken The game warden estimated an 70 chance for recovery but ordered the deer shot The American Legion sponsored the event and opened their house for all to join the barbecue
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Mosiner
Wis
Main Street
The
American Legion
Tragic shooting in Bedford yards involving railroad agents
In Bedford Yards Ind a 93 year old Lloyd Prather was shot by Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad special agents Turket and Worthington while allegedly stealing from freight cars. He was wounded in the abdomen and taken to Dunn Memorial hospital. Prather had a prior incident of reportedly attempting suicide in Indianapolis.
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Bedpoed
Ind
Lloyd Prather
Prather
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
Civil War Pass Signed by Lincoln Found in Rochester
A civil war pass signed by President Lincoln granting Confederate Gen. Roger A. Pryor access through Union lines for a prisoner exchange conference with Gen. Grant was found in Rochester. W. Tisdale, 84, a former Lincoln aide and Pryor court attendant, possesses the document. A Union veteran, Dunbar, forwarded it to Tisdale to reach Pryor’s heirs.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lincoln
Roger A. Pryor
Grant
W. Tisdale
IAI
Aed
Pryor
Something to Sell Sell It Through a Citizen Want Ad
A compact notice invites readers to place want ad copy through a local citizen classifieds channel. The brief item promotes using community sale listings to reach buyers and sellers efficiently.
Messenger’s Pace Across Kansas Army March
A puzzle from the Ottawa Herald asks how far a messenger travels to deliver an order to the marching army. The army covers 24 miles per day at 2 miles per hour for 12 hours, while the messenger moves at a steady pace to reach the head and return to the rear as the column finishes its day.
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Jack Harris
Ottawa Herald
Kansas
Army Corps
Emporix Gazette
Girl receives diploma in death at age fourteen
Washington radiosed: 14 year old Mary Reidyshe died before graduation. Her dream of a school diploma was fulfilled posthumously as her heart accepted wishes by critics and memories. Her funeral placed the diploma in her small casket.
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Washington
Mary Reidy
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