Segregation in Colleges Sparks Debate Across Campuses
The article surveys rising coeducation concerns at major universities. It notes fears of female influence, shifts in male enrollment, and growth of women students at Cornell, Michigan, Wisconsin, Princeton, and Smith. It cites plans and reactions amid broader discussions of sex segregation and education policy.
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Hamiltob
New York
Cornell
Keepsie
Michigan
Wisconsin
University Clevens
Corpell Ie
University of College
Smith
Vascar
Princeton
Asaherst
Contempt Citations Placed Against Pittsburg Officers
Attorney General Jackson issued citations requiring Pittsburg city officers to appear before the Supreme Court on November 18 over alleged city tied payoffs and licenses to engage in joint activities. The case involves officers allegedly permitting saloon operations tied to city funds via illicit money flows. The article also notes broader reform measures before the General Assembly and a ceremonial Knights of the Order decor.
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Topeka
Ran
Jackson Satylay
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Linski
Saencer Borat
Treasury
Jckson
Josiaon
Ugon
Cherokee County
Shell Bids Opened for 3 Million Target and Armor Shells
Bids opened at the ordinance bureau for furnishing 3,000,000 worth of target and armor piercing shells. Proposals include 35,004 target shells and 62,800 armor piercing shells with multiple bidders such as Bethlehem, First Sterling, W Bliss, and American and British Manufacturing Company bidding on various lot sizes and calibers.
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Washington
Ordinance Bureau of the Naypartment
Gaeh
Furnehing
Hells
Stiich
Bethlehem’ Company
Siqch
Stich
Sterling Company
W, Bliss
Retirehem
British Manufacturing Company
HAL
Bethlehem Company
Sinch Crucible Steel Company
Hhinea
Midvale Steel Company
Sneh
Bethlehemteel Company
Trnck
Midna Steel Company
Detleben Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Roosevelt opposes motto on coins and calls for reverence
The president writes that placing In God We Trust on new gold coins harms reverence and could invite levity. He argues the motto should not be used in a manner that diminishes its spirit. In other news, the Interstate Commerce Commission faces a four hour hearing on H Harriman questions in the ongoing investigation.
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Saar
Etetenian
Hiss Fats O Asother
Wilbon
Totals ‘Agency Company
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Imspector
Interstate
Kansan
Ingrance Tistaction
Wi Ide
Ming
the Empire
Anignius
Cathuslaam
Oklahoma
Guyprie
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Indian Territory
E. P. Ripley
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Sea A |Ee
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White ‘House
God We Trust
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Pat
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Mareiman
Decialon
New York
United States
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Yellow Cash Distribution For Sub-Treasuries Reported
United States mint in Philadelphia orien delivered 1,000,000 in double eagles to sub-treasuries including this city. Over the next three months about 52,000,000 in gold coins will be distributed to relieve unemployed workers. The mint operation aims to support national finances and fund relief efforts across the country.
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United Staten Mei
United States
Belie
Opie Colar
Devon Tor
Pat Hing
Caths
Wade
Oklahoma
Usin
Postessibe
Tnceion
Missouri Hazing tale and early farm life reels
The story centers on Farl VanNatta a Missouri University sophomore and his gray haired father Ellsworth VanNatta in a hazing episode and its aftermath. It blends campus pranks with notes on family life including the elder VanNatta’s return to academia and the nearby farm life in Vandalia. A column also recalls a barn warming by agricultural students, a lost art display in the Capitol and a slate of Missouri political figures through history.
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Farl VanNatta
University of Missouri
Ellsworth VanNatta
van Natta
VanNatta
VanNatta, Sr
State University
Audrian County
Cupid
Stephens College
Columbia
Vandalia
Columb
Columbia Herald
Suchi
Senate
Capitol
Jefferson City
George Washington
Mise Clara Bingham
George C. Bingham
Mas. Bingham
Saved by the Dog and a Cratic Tale of Johnson County
An item notes a Democrat claim about ending dog killing and recounts a man in Johnson County who collapsed while feeding dogs. His dog Regt stayed with him as his wife searched, while a Payette man comments on an Auto Lite mule and an auto.
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P. Rankin
Johnson County
Walil Aloeg
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