Word: indiana
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Besides the positions offered in the East, calls have come in from preparatory schools in many states of this country, including California, Connecticut, Indiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, North Carolina, and New York, while opportunities in colleges in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Texas are also open. In all of these, men to teach science, mathematics, English and Latin are in particular demand...
Alabama 17, Alaska 1, Arizona 6, Arkansas 17, California 96, Colorado 41, Connecticut 114, Delaware 5. District of Columbia 36, Florida 13, Georgia 43, Hawaii 8, Idaho 6, Illinois 161, Indiana 66, Iowa 54, Kansas 19, Kentucky 24, Louisiana 18, Maine 109, Maryland 52, Massachusetts 2193, Michigan 41, Minnesota 67, Mississippi 11, Missouri 77, Montana 9, Nebraska 42, Nevada 2, New Hampshire 66, New Jersey 146. New York 576, New Mexico 2, North Carolina 24, North Dakota 9, Ohio 193, Oklahoma 24, Oregon 30, Pennsylvania 215, Philippine Islands S. Porto Rico 3, Rhode Island 97, South Carolina 22, South Dakota...
...seven men connected with the University who will go to Oxford either in January or October of next year and the states they represent are as follows: C. W. Carter, Jr., '20, from Illinois; E. R. Baltzell 1G., from Indiana; E. S. Mason 1G., from Kansas; C. Brinton '19, from Massachusetts; S. M. Pargellis IL., from Nevada; R. L. Humber, Jr., 2G., from North Carolina; and E. Evans 1L., from Wisconsin...
Socialism and Bolshevism are different things, and Anarchy is different form either, Senator Watson of Indiana identifies the three. Last week he introduced a resolution accusing several employees of the Federal Trade Commission of being Socialists, and called on the Government to investigate the Commission as a preliminary step in the eradication of Bolshevism...
...muddle-headedness of the Senator form Indiana would be scarcely deserving of comment were it not so general. The occasion for his attack is the publication by the Federal Trade Commission of a third volume of damaging revelation concerning the big packers, and the advocacy by that body and by the Department of Agriculture of Federal control as a means to bring down the price of food. The Commission secured the services of certain Socialist reformers in its investigation. The packers are making a last stand to preserve their private monopoly; and Senator Watson is their involuntary spokesman. But federal...