Yale to host Terry lectures by William Brown reader
Yale announces Terry lectures for next year by William Brown of University of London as head of the Parshology department. Brown also Wilde reader in mental philosophy at Oxford and lecturer at King’s College Hospital. He led Craigijkhart War hospital in WWI and wrote on psychology, while the Trowbridge and Bromley foundations fund further lectures by notable scholars.
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Oxford
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Craigiockhart War Hospital
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Princeton University
Frote Tam Ernest Hocking
Harvard University
Robert A Milikan
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Trowbridge
Rutherford Trowbridge
New Haven
School of Fine Arts
Lorade Taft
J. A.D. Dep
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France
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Richard Hooker
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Bromley
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New South Wales
Australia
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Newwten Lewis
Europe
Houdini telepathy hoax aided by telephone wiring
New York World reports Houdini used an electric belt and hidden receivers to simulate thought transmission. An invisible telegraphy link connected a carpet hidden system to a phone circuit, reproducing speech through a split audience setup in Houdini's home.
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Thomas A. Filson
Houdini
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Kriaus
London
Anatire
Princeton Tightens Entrance Rules to Admit Better Prepared
Princeton announces broadened admission standards focusing on preparatory school records, student attitude, and credential strength. Freshman acceptances will be limited by stricter evaluation of academic promise to prevent admission of underprepared applicants. Authorities aim to improve quality of entrants beginning September 1.
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Princeton University
Radelitte Hear- Teun
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Afl-Prepared
Public health leadership in the Jewish government referenced
Fragmented OCR notes describe an official head of public health for the Jewish government, mention the Delge Foundation fund tied to Yale lectures, a 1900 gift by William B K Dodge, and references to Taft and Hughes in a disjointed historical context.
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Sealts
Round the House the Wind in Cold Waruary Verse
A cluttered humor filled locals page features poems and quips about domestic life, wartime nostalgia, and small town observations. The pieces include light verses by Jom T. Di and Faith Ross, jests about marriage, a youth’s dream of becoming a murderer, and playful captions about blondes and pardoning blushes.
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Jom T. di
Night of Galaheena and the Park Scene
A fragmentary anecdote recounts a night at the park where a woman in gleaming hair and elegant English conversation draws the narrator into a romantic moment. The tale shifts to family ties, a wife named Marlouche, and a plan to visit an aunt, with a domestic subplot of inviting relatives and arranging a lodge meeting for a nine o’clock gathering.
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Marlouche
Tony da Bodblack
Antonios Felippa
Guillermo
Mr. Judett
Clarence
Washington Gridiven Club Winter Dinner Features Diplomats
Capital reporters and public figures gathered at Washington’s Gridiven club for a winter dinner. President Coolidge, cabinet members, governors, and diplomats attended as Vincent Massey appeared in public for Canada. The program included the Shits performers and topics from Nicaragua to naval arms limits. Ashmun Brown was inaugurated club president in a row over the position with Tarri Brown, while Robert Chouse joined as a new member.
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Washington
Coolidge
Canada
Vincent Massey
Dominion
United States
Ashmun Brown
Providence Journal
Tarri T. Brown
Salt Lake
Harry J. Brown
Robert Chouse
The
Boston Herald
American claimants urge Congress for action on German reparations
In the New York meeting at Astor House Francis Marburg chaired a session where claimants to American alien property valued over 1000000 pressed Congress to pass an equitable non-partisan bill. They seek payment of Lusitania and other German-claims, with partial restitution of alien private property, backed by firms including Roseh Magneta, Steinway and Son, and Tauskanta.
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Jtater Astor
Congress
Acton
Francis Marburg
Cmpress
Germany
Publisher Safe in Nearby Town as Papers Are Sold
In Muncie Indiana on February 27 AP reports publisher George B Dale sold his weekly paper despite a prior contempt finding against him for an anonymous letter criticising the judge and mayor. Dale remained in Greenville Ohio while his wife oversaw operations by telephone. Authorities pursue appeals and plans for legal action including a writ of prohibition against Judge Clarence W Dearth as a impeachment query moves through the Indiana General Assembly.
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George BR. Dale
Clarence W. Dearth
Delaware County Circuit Court
Clell C. Maples
Dale
Delaware County
Indiana Supreme Court
Dearth
House of Representatives
Ice Company Merger Plans Are Completed
Hartford Feb 27 The principal ice companies in Connecticut transfer property to the Southern New England Ice Company a $5 million corporation Final papers signed in New York indicate the merger will centralize most of the state ice business Four Hartford firms and many from Bridgeport New Haven Waterbury Norwalk Meriden New London Stamford sold property leaving Hygienic Ice of New Haven as the remaining large independent entity The Telmoare company of New York promoted the merger with financing from Mr Rene Mr Alcorn and the governor
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Fee
Connecticut
New England Iva
New York
Locéa
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Assim
Renee
Alcorn
Coluthon
Telephone system reels from winter storm damage
Boston area reports the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company suffered its heaviest damage since 1921 as 2,400 poles fell and 9,000 circuits affected. Maine New Hampshire lines snapped, emergency links established to maintain transatlantic radio, with full restoration expected in days other regions lightly hit.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Concord
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S. 11
Jtaston
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Massachusetts
Portland
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Farmers Leader Scores President
Columbia Mo Feb 27 William Hirth chairman of the Corn Belt committee assailed President Coolidges veto of the McNary Haugen farm relief measure arguing the President represents the Industrial east. He said the President spoke with threadbare sophistries and warned party lines may shift as farmers react to tariff and other privileges.
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Columbia
William Hirth
Corn Belt Committee
Coolidge
Tirth
United States
Edison Plans Ten Start Growing of Rubber in South
Thomas A Edison in Florida outlines a plan to grow rubber in the south and develop a pressing machine to extract juice from rubber plants. He partners with Henry Ford to push domestic rubber, aiming to transform the southern U S into a major rubber producer within two years. The scheme includes a labor saving reaper and annual harvests of hardy vines.
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Fia
Thomas A. Edison
United States
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Henry Ford
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Ford
Bélson
Savannah
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