Lafayette hazing case to be heard early next month
Miss Mabel Rogers testified before Lafayette County officials about alleged abuse during a hazing incident at Purdue University. She described being stripped, dunked, and subjected to pins, cold water, and forced exposure, harming her health. The seven defendants, including Mary Clark and Ruth Cowan, face a damages suit filed in XL Now.
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Saiil
Washington Post
Tafayette Ind Tee
Criat
Mabel Rogers
Will R. Wood
Tornty
Lippecanoe County Superior
Persup Ours
Mary Clark
Triamip
Ruth Cowan
Chicago
Mary
Otenes
Monroe
Star City
Ind
Esthers
Heane
Helen Lee
Mared
Lafayette
Attorrae
Indiana
Novio
Army Aero Contest Sees Leo Take Trophy
Fragmented report notes North Eskmo aviation and Floee Lemues competing for a Vector trophy with Ken Sauce as a key entrant. The piece mentions San Diego and several machines but lacks coherent details. readers are left with an impression of an aviation event and unclear results.
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North Eskmo Aviation
Vector Too
Aewav
San Diego
Stranger Clark's Sister Dispatch Sparks Capitol Turmoil
A Washington Post report via the New York Tribune describes a tense scene as messengers probe a mysterious stranger in the Speaker’s vicinity. Dee’s dispatch notes the speaker’s insistence on keeping the stranger unknown and questions about the intruder’s purpose. The episode highlights intrigue surrounding access to the Speaker’s inner circle and the potential political fallout.
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Messenger
Washington Post
Dee 2
Special Dispatch
New York Tribune
Society Belle to Take Veil at Cornwells Convent
Philadelphia society girl Lucy Dahlgren will enter the Convent of the Slaters of Blessed Sacrament at Cornwells Bucks County January 28. She is related to Mother Katherine Drexel and to Rear Admiral Dahlgren, with family ties to prominent circles in New York Baltimore and Washington. Her divorce suit against her husband is noted amid her preparations for religious life.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Lucy Dahlgren
New York
Slaters of Blessed Sacrament
Cornwells
Bucks County
Katherine Drexel
Drexel
Miss Dahlgren
St. Leos Catholic Church
Mises Madeline
Catharine Tirten
Olga
Eva Dahlgren
Mra Wharton Revel
Miss Dahlgr Nm
Dahligren
Dahlgren
Harry Lehr
Haltimore
Newport
Charles BR Penrose
Cits
Joseph Prexel
Franus Drexel
Anthony J Drexel
Harvard University
Newark Yacht University
Teal Legion Clubs
Metropoltan Club of
Washington
Pretty Boston Waitress Weds Argentine Officer
Boston dispatch reveals the secret marriage of Miss Belle Campbell of Quincy to Lieut Alfonsy Schich Tug of Argentina. Schich Tug, serving aboard the Argentine dreadnought Rivadavia, arranged a romance after meeting at a Back Bay restaurant. The wedding took place after a romantic courtship and was certified at the Argentina consulate in Boston.
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Washington
Boston
Biss Belle ¢Amp- Tel
Quincy
Lieut
Alfonsy Schich- Tug
Argentine Republic
Rivadavia
Argentina
Prince Edward I
Miss Campbell
Back Bay
Sutacaluga
Appleton Athlete to Wed Miss BF Reath
Mr and Mrs Theodore W. Cath announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Heath to John A Appleton of New York. Appleton, a celebrated athlete and pianist, is linked to prominent Philadelphia and Yale circles, with family ties to publishing and law. The couple’s families appear among 1914 debutante social elites.
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A. Appleton
BF. R. Reath
Philadelphia
Theodore VW Cath
Inne Street
Misa
Jack Appleton
Appleton
Lisa Fee
the & Weyeradts
Pennsylvania
Honey on New Year’s Day Keeps Sweet for Year
Chicago report from the eighteenth annual meeting of the Chicago Northwestern Beekeepers Association says eating honey on New Year’s Day may keep one sweet for the year. The discussion notes Germany uses honey more on tables than the U S and suggests the practice could boost honey demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Northwestern Beekeepers’ Association
Germany
America
Property of Ex Senator Cameron Placed in Trust
Wilmington Del Dec 44 Estate of James Donald Cameron former U S senator from Pennsylvania valued at 4 000 000 is placed in trust to adjust and divide during his lifetime The trust lasts until the death of the last surviving child descendant Alternatively Mrs Cameron resides abroad and has received one third dower The children listed include Mrs Rachel C Hale of Washington Mary Cameron Mrs Eliza Bradley James M Cameron of Harrisburg Mrs Wir fima Rodgers of Washington and Mrs Margaretta Clark of Passaic plus sixteen other descendants
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
James Donald Cameron
United States
Penn
Sylvania
Alt
Lincoln
Tig
Konegai
Harrisburg
Cameron
Boston Mayor Refuses 2 A.M. Charity Dance Permit
Boston mayor denies special permission for Mrs George Gove and Mrs Shaw to hold a charity ball at the New Toy Theater after 2 A.M. on January. The event, linked to a midnight theatrical show for England’s suffrage cause, faces city ordinances barring dancing after 2 A.M. Tickets cost $5. The mayor notes the denial applies uniformly, as others in the city are likewise denied this privilege.
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Splal
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Curlex
George Gove
Robert |Ould Snow
New Toy Theater
England
Gove
Shaw
Widow sues estate over alimony and dues from late congressman
Mary T Hardy widow of John Farcisy, noted lawyer and congressman, files suit in the supreme court to recover 6926.9 due under a separation agreement and ongoing weekly support of 25 dollars until her death. The case targets executors including Douglas Mathewson, noting their marriage and separation in 1870s after disputes over payments. Mrs Hardy, now 76, says only occasional payments were made.
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Washington Port
Mary T Hardy
John IJ Farcisy
Congress
Supreme Court
Husbads
Hardy
Trouglas Mathewson
Bronx
Borotek Boo
Wiss Reyburn to Be Bride of Lieut Harrington
Engagement announced for Helen Crozier Reyburn to Lieut Frans Clark Harrington. The wedding is planned for June at Mrs Reyburns summer place in New London Connecticut. Reyburn, daughter of the late John T Reyburn, longtime Philadelphia mayor and congressman, has lived much in Washington. Harrington, a West Point graduate and math instructor at the Military Academy, is Virginian by birth.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Bee
Johin T. Reyburn
Treadaughter
Hlleaner Crozier Reyburn
Frans Clark Harrington
Harrington
West Point
Minitary Academy
Revburn
Washington, DC
Mrs McCay Cleared in Lamkin Divorce Case
New York jurist dismissed Irene Lamkin Lamkin v. Lamkin on motion, finding collusion between plaintiff and defendant. Justice Ki langer refused mistrial. McCay denied bathing charges and contended she and Lamkin had no legal marriage. Elliott Norton argued plaintiff lived with husband over a year after learning of his relations.
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New York
Maude I McCay
Winsor McCay
Shriners Feed the Poor With Annual Christmas Baskets
Almaga Temple of the Mystic Shrine will distribute six hundred Christmas baskets today from 1313 H street northwest. Each basket contains ham potatoes flour sugar coffee hominy corn and tomatoes, funded by the annual excursion to Marshal Hall started in 1885. Charles W Brown helped pack baskets for 29 years and remains on the job. each Shriner can name a family to receive a basket and car tickets.
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Almaga Temple of the
Mystic Staiue
H Street
Northbwest
Marshal Hail
Charles W Brown
Fach Shriner
W C Long
Damea T Gibbs
Harrison Tringmian
D McKean
Boy born after 18 girls in Bath township South Dakota
Special to Washington Dispatch Aberdeen South Dakota December 23 1538 report notes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs M Keller in Bath township amid countywide chatter. The town known for scientific farming celebrates this unusual birth as it weighs social questions and regional progress.
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Bath Towgslnp
S. Dak
Baronca Thiga
Washington
Aberdeen
Dah
Cary
Bouth Dakota
Mearls
Bos Bat
Bath
M Keller
South Dakota
Bahisat and the Russian Ballet Change Color in Art Vision
The piece discusses Bahsit, a Russian colorist and designer, who introduced bold color mixing to Western ballet decor. It explains how pairing unlikely hues reshaped perception of ballet and opera, stressing color as a musical element and the new dramatic role of chorus and gesture.
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Batkst
Bahst
Bahsat
Warsavina
Pavlova
Mrimski
Bolm Wall
Tia Audiente
Rusvan Opera Ton
Frince
Germany
Fralian Russ Lan Opera
Tos Avting
Russian Operatis Chorus
LAUDS RED CROSS WORKERS IN EUROPE
A letter from Mrs. Leonard Brown praises American Red Cross surgeons and nurses in Pau France. The note lauds the 182 skilled doctors and 24 nurses supported by WRC medical supplies. She thanks the Red Cross for their care and calls the workers like mothers to the wounded, urging continued support.
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Red Cross
WRC
Pau
France
Leonard Brown
Eric Mahan
Hilliel Place
Northwest
Admiral Mahan
United States Navy
Brown
Rosalie Evans
Philadelphia
American Red Cross
Lady Suffolk Fleeing War Cloud Sails to India
Marguerite Teller of Chicago and Washington, known as Lady Suffolk, left Claridge's amid war gloom in London to join her husband in India. She spoke of London's mood driving many to seek sunshine. Her sable reversible coat and Parisienne style drew attention at tea parties as war talk faded.
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London
Lady Suffolk
Marguerite Teller
Chicago
Washington
India
Claridge's
England
Suffolk
Lord Curzon
Oldest Woman in U. S. Dies at 117 in New York
Mrs Hannah Kos kof, claimed by descendants to be the oldest woman in the United States, died in New York at 117. She was born in 1797 in Klef Russia, according to records in the family, with authorities citing the historic age based on their documentation.
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Mrs. Koskoff
New York
Kiel
Russia
Dee
Hannah Koskof
United States
Orn
Klef
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Liane Carrera Clark
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National Radio School
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Las Theater
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