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Bygones: News Tribune ditched sexist language in 1976

Summary by Duluth News Tribune
News-Tribune, Aug. 15, 1926 Duluth police arrested a young woman dressed in men’s clothes going by the name John D. Kellogg. Police said she was from Iowa and had been forced to forego her studies as a nurse because of a lack of funds. She was traveling with a man who was also arrested. She was taken to a home to be cared for by the police matron. News-Tribune, Aug. 15, 1956 Duluth Children’s Home, at 1515 E. Fifth St., is for sale. The institut…

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Bygones: News Tribune ditched sexist language in 1976

News-Tribune, Aug. 15, 1926 Duluth police arrested a young woman dressed in men’s clothes going by the name John D. Kellogg. Police said she was from Iowa and had been forced to forego her studies as a nurse because of a lack of funds. She was traveling with a man who was also arrested. She was taken to a home to be cared for by the police matron. News-Tribune, Aug. 15, 1956 Duluth Children’s Home, at 1515 E. Fifth St., is for sale. The institut…

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Duluth News Tribune broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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