Increased Pay Reform at Women’s Colleges
Washington dispatch notes that colleges are pushing higher pay for instructors to attract skilled faculty. Vassar and others raise salaries while expanding outside work for professors, schemes include student drives to fund raises, and women’s colleges stress practical training and democracy in campus life amid wage gaps.
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Frederick 3. Haskin
Washington, D.C
Vassar
Vasser
Pomers
Uint
Cotlertins
Plumbers’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
Girls’ College
Piri
Colere
Carnegie
Navy metal may lift gun size without more tonnage
Naval experts discuss Hughes program implications as a new metal could allow 18 to 20 inch guns on ships under current tonnage limits. No speed or crew constraints are tightened while nations race for technological edge, with training and pensions also in debate.
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Cven
Hughes
Handhcips
Babson States Weak Oil Position Amid Readjustment
Trager W Babson asserts the petroleum industry remains weak in the current cycle. He notes 1923 output near 22 million barrels, heavy crude stock buildup, and suggests further production cuts as consumption lags. He cites rising Mexican imports and downward export trends while warning of price declines and slow industrial readjustment.
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Trager W Babror
Washington
Mexico
Europe
Mid-Contixas
Pennsylvania
Prem
Dad
T van See
Unepe
Sonehart
Tornial
State DMV warns of widespread license application errors
State Commissioners report over seventy five percent of motor vehicle license and registration applications contain mistakes. Delays require extra clerks as officials urge careful reading of instructions and questionnaires. Preparations are under way at the local office to begin Tuesday and run through the week end.
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Comes
Stare Stree
Pitk
May Bar Horses From Paris Streets
Paris authorities consider banning horse drawn vehicles from main arteries during daylight to ease traffic jams. Pedestrians suffer as experts propose underground moving sidewalks and restricted hours for horses, leaving streets clearer at night.
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Paris
Sean
Therangifares
Heather Everny
Howe
Financial notes on bonds and tax rules from regional papers
The article covers a variety of topics including a slhvurd issue at the loess Dawe theatre building with bonds valued at 2 and 1-3 fines, plus a sinking fund. It notes a Mellon ruling allowing tax deductions for worthless stock, a dividend payment at Fridgeport Savings Bank, and America Brasa's nine month loss of 2,192,938 against 3,954.64 the prior year.
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William RR
Loess Daweheatre
Gren
Dawe Theatre
America Brasa
Tigi
Canadian steamer tows distressed ship to Halifax
The Canadian government steamer Lady Tanrige towed the United States ship New England thirty miles off Halifax after New England ran out of fuel and sent distress signals. The towing began as the New England drifted in heavy seas with the supply exhausted.
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Deeks
Lady Tanrige
United States Shipping Board
New Eygland
New Frogland
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