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...Research in Asia. Mr. Warner has been connected for years with archaeological work and expeditions, and was sent to China last June by the University to make a study of the traces of art to be found in Western China. He landed four days ago and in his first interview, gave the details of the expedition to the CRIMSON...
...James Martin Miller telegraphed The Dearborn Independent and the telegram was read into the record of the Senate Agriculture Committee, that in an interview the President had said: "It is my hope that Mr. Ford will not do or say anything that will make it difficult for me to deliver Muscle shoals to him, which I am trying to do." Mr. Coolidge denied categorically that he had ever made such a statement and asserted that his only desire was that Mr. Ford's and other bids should be fairly considered. He pointed out that his Muscle Shoals policy...
...interview in which the Dictator (real name Marquis de Estella) defended his regime, he was described as "robust, determined, democratic, above medium height, with a small bald patch surrounded by dark hair and with an upper lip bristling with mustachios...
...point of view of communication, and the profession was still so young that methods and means were not yet hardened to a universal mould. One paper could scoop another by stealing its railway engine and the Herald could startle the journalistic circle from top to bottom by publishing an interview with John Brown as he lay wounded in the jail at Barper's Ferry...
Speaking as one who left Harvard during the stern spring of 1917 and never got back and yet apparently gives more thought to Harvard matters than many who graduated "Cum Laude". I want to thank Professor Chafee for his interview in the CRIMSON of April fifth urging the freedom of at least the Union for the radicals...