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For the 600 yard run there is an unusual wealth of material. Captain Merrill, Allen, J. M. Watters '26, Kane, LeB. R. Barker '26 and B. R. Cutcheon '25 are expected to cause in this event a heated competition which should produce some fast times.
Last week he returned. There was a four-hour session?presumably a heated session?of the Shipping Board. Mr. Farley then announced that the plan of direct operation with loading agents had been sacked. Instead the consolidation of the Government's shipping lines will go forward under a modified form...
Further work with electrification of plants, by Prof. R. B. Harvey, of the University of Minnesota, has convinced him that glassed-in commercial greenhouses will be eliminated in the future by underground rooms heated and lighted entirely by electricity at a moderate cost.
The discussions preliminary to the great contest were long and heated. The article below appeared, under the title of "Football Matches", in the Magenta of November 20, 1874:
By a plurality of 7,000 votes, Edward W. Quinn, Democrat, was re-elected mayor of Cambridge for his fifth consecutive term after a heated six weeks campaign against Godfrey. S. Cabot '82, the Republican reform candidate.