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...Boston Transcript: "Maiden' musician charges that she was shocked while raising the telephone and sues the company for $25,000." Attorneys for the defense want to know; (A) Who was at the other end of the wire? (B) Will she divide even with...
...dozen Senators asked to be recognized at once. Others ran between Mr. Ernst and Mr. Glares to prevent a forcible encounter. A point of order took Mr. Ernst off the floor, but it developed he had not meant Mr. Glass, as Mr. Glass had feared, but Mr. Couzens, a transcript of whose remarks he had just obtained and comprehended...
...very much regret the erroneous statement published in last night's 'Transcript' and in this morning's 'CRIMSON' that an agreement between Harvard, Yale and Princeton restricted an individual football coach's salary to a maximum of $8,000. This is not the fact. The restriction was made on the total varsity football coaching budget. The same definite limit was set on this for each of the three institutions...
Professor McDougall's report on the "Margery Mediumship?. In last evening's Transcript reaches the conclusion that every unbiased observer might have expected. He can find no proof justifying the award to her of the "Scientific American's" prize for the first conclusive case of spiritual manifestations. Professor McDougall assumes the scientific attitude of "not proved". The perusal of his evidence might even lead a casual observer to cry fraud...
...Committee, on Admission, of which Mr. Henry Pennypacker is chairman, maintains, on the other hand, that neither this nor any other of the minor changes announced is radical in nature. But certain of the alumni have already voiced their disapproval. In the "Transcript" last evening one alumnus was quoted as saying, "Alumni who have boys preparing to enter the University are beginning to express themselves very forcibly against the committee which put through this rule. It is extremely unjust to deprive a boy of his points when he has earned them by hard work and has been willing to sacrifice...