Students Call to Free Mooney and Billings Leaders
The Liberal Club at the University of Wisconsin urges students to aid in petitions and literature to secure pardons for Mooney and Billings, condemned on perjured testimony for the 1916 San Francisco parade bombing. Also notes a New Hampshire hitchhiking license proposal and a spoof on alarm clocks from college papers.
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University of Wisconsin Liberal Club
Mooney
Billings
San Francisco
C. C. Young
California
Sidney Hertzberg
Liberal Club
University of Wisconsin
Philanthropists donate most to education in 1928 29
A new survey shows education receives the largest share of philanthropic gifts, with eight percent of all funds going to educational causes and major universities receiving substantial gifts led by Harvard 21 million and Cornell 8 million. The period 1928 to January 1929 saw university gifts reach 135 million and general educational gifts 195 million.
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United States
Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Faculty Staff Changes Announced At College
Continued from page 1 to note several new appointments. Marion Lawrence is named Instructor in Fine Arts with Bryn Mawr and Radcliffe credentials and Carnegie Fellowship experience in Rome. Jane P. Clark becomes Instructor in Government with Columbia Ph.D. work in deportation proceedings. Henry W. Raudenbush takes Mathematics Instructor duties from Columbia College. Marion Strong is appointed Instructor in Physical Education, previously at University of Iowa. Mary Labarth fills German post during Louise Gode’s leave, bringing six years of Constantinople Woman’s College teaching experience.
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Marion Lawrence
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Wellesley
Carnegie
American School of Classical Studies
Rome
Jane P. Clark
Vassar
University of Iowa
Louise Gode
Mary Labarth
Constantinople Woman’s College
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Jesse Feiring
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Coca-Cola Co
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