Harvard Plans Tuition Hike to Cover Deficit Says Lowell
Harvard faces a deficit and will likely raise tuition, Lowell reports. Faculty salaries rise about 30 percent funded by the endowment, while costs for services and fuel also climb. The plan shifts the burden to students as the dollar’s value falls, with the university noting students will need to work harder in college.
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Jewish Delegations Form One Central Commission
Paris January 19 a committee of Jewish delegations finished meetings by deciding to form a single central representative body for Jews worldwide. The group pledged to aid pogrom victims stranded abroad and help them emigrate to safer countries using a special emigration task force.
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Paris
Scaal Wrs
Maritime voyage and sailing schedule note from 19th century list
A fragmentary listing shows ships and routes among Vestris Carmania Italia Aquitania Albania and other lines. It references Cherbourg Southampton Plymouth Liverpool and London connections with dates and ports, plus an address at 21-24 SAAFF Street New York and scattered voyage numbers.
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World wide Meat Trust Faces Board Report And Debate
A London committee report accuses American packing firms of dominating global meat trade. It notes US firms control half of Smithfield trade and have strong positions in Canada Australia and Brazil. The panel suggests subsidized shipping and an international inquiry to curb influence. Armour’s BR H Cabell counters the report, alleging bias and urging Britain to avoid costly competition with efficient US methods.
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Chicago
All Labor Unions Session To Probe Attacks
Representatives of major labor organizations have been called to Washington on February 28 to discuss attacks on unions and urgent anti labor measures. The gathering aims to assess attempts to curb union activity through shop acts, wage cuts, compulsory arbitration, injunctions, and publicity campaigns.
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Samuel Gompe
Morrison
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Caine
Pharade Ania
Immigration Court for Aliens To Obtain Justice Proposed
A proposal calls for quasijudicial immigration courts guaranteeing due process and constitution safeguards for aliens. It urges reform in deportation procedures, limited grounds for removal, and protections beyond mere organization membership, aiming to ensure proper domicile rights and sworn arrest prerequisites.
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America
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No. Cone
Former Crown Prince Explains His Mode of Living
The ex Crown Prince Freder William, living in exile at Doorn, explains why he stays away from Germany and why his wife stays behind. He cites unrest, his children’s education, and a desire to avoid influencing events in the Fatherland as reasons not to return or join his father, discusses their plans for his sons Wilhelm and Tala, and notes financial limits on purchasing a Dutch estate.
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J ‘Rown Prue
Wiliam
Germany
Publishea
Netherlands
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Breastay University
Father Land
Wilhelm
Tala
Potsdam
Holland
Central American Union Adopts Plan For Federation
The Central American Union conference in Costa Rica agreed to sign a convention creating a federation of Central American republics. Articles include that member nations will honor treaties with foreign powers while allowing future demarcations to be discussed by a central conference. Nicaragua objections were addressed with reservations accepted by all delegations. The Chamorro government’s concerns over Nicaragua’s rights were shown not to be violated by the pact.
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Central American Union Conference
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Amreicas
Soviet shop plan ends as Communists seize control in Prussia
Reports say workers at Chatelain near Chet terval were induced to quit as leaders moved to enforce a communis pion. Order was restored and unemployment in eastern Plais, including textile workers, rises to about 7,000 as factory closures impact the region.
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50 Arrested in Tokio as Soviets Are Tried
Disturbing activity reported as fifty individuals were arrested in Tokyo amid trials of Soviet subjects. The incident involved social unrest linked to a local league and disruptions at engineering works.
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Tokio
Panest Socializt League
Emonginernring
Teesyiy
Curved hammer invention sparks new gadget idea
A cryptic note describes a curved hammer to lap the kess and gnable sonic use by a lyne writer wearing Risv, hinting at an experimental tool or device with unclear purpose.
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