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...buildings and the herding of more hordes." They will go else where and somehow form themselves into new groups, however small, new saying agencies which will take charge of the intellectual life of the country during the period when its universities have become more servants to commerce." R. W. Ross...
Harvad 1928 Yale 1928 Henry g. g. Treat Stuart r.f.b. r.f.b. Eising Parrott l.f.b. l.f.b. Fairwell Carr r.h.b. r.h.b. Brown Tatham c.h.b. c.h.b. Harris Clark l.h.b. l.h.b. Kenyon Haskell o.r. o.r. Oppenheim Danelian i.r. i.r. Ross Cordon c.f. c.f. Moffley Neefe l.l. l.l. McLean Driggs o.l. o.l. Crawford...
...Wyoming. Mrs. Nellie T. Ross was elected to fill the unexpired term of her husband, the late Governor. Wyoming has had woman suffrage since 1869, since before the day when it became a State...
...Ross-he was the culprit; wild Tom Ross, gallant Tom Ross, "the last of the bad men." A man as lean as a knife, with narrow lips, wide cheekbones and a jewel in his eye, he shot those who insulted him with laudable courtesy. The cattle inspectors, for instance. They had been so ill-advised as to report some piracies-of his. He went to their hotel, shot them. He was oppressed at his trial, which lasted over a month, as one forced to endure a protracted breach of good taste. When the sentence was read, he commiserated the jury...
...estate of Henry C. Frick, whose family were to be seen in it for some years before his death. How much Judge Gary paid for his box is not known. "Two hundred thousand dollars!" said idle gossips. (They attempted to substantiate this statement by recalling that one William Ross Proctor paid $200,000 for Box 26 some years...