Accused of being a “keeper of a house of prostitution,” Ann had testified in court that she was a student at Mid-State College of Commerce’s evening school, looking to improve her typing and office skills. The head of Mid-State College was indignant that a woman involved with prostitution had enrolled at his institution: “If we had known her identity, we would never have accepted her.”<\/p>\n
It’s unclear from the news reports whether Ann had enrolled in the school before or after she had been the target of the police raid.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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