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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
3
Readers across nations discuss postwar recovery and a call for a lasting peace through a League of Nations. Veterans and civilians alike stress unity, cooperation, and international dialogue to prevent future conflicts.
Frank Comerford argues that war ends demand a permanent peace via a League of Nations. He criticizes Paris talks for focusing on frontiers and profits, warns of financial or labor internationalism, and urges US involvement to deter future wars.
Ole Miss swept Normal College in a doubleheader 8 6 and 16 2 extending their win streak to fifteen and sixteen. A fifth inning stumble amid a practice injury to Lester tempered the contest as O’Mara and Wood led Ole Miss offensively while Barbour Hathorn and E Wilson paced the attack in the second game.
An industrial university costing five million dollars will rise in Shahgai if educators and industrial leaders succeed. The school will include a full cotton mill that will employ students and require productive toil alongside study. A salaried men's union formed in Tokyo includes 150,000 earners. Prof. S Kawatsu of Tokyo Imperial University is nominated for president. A quip notes girls prefer cash paying suitors.
A 1920 Ole Miss yearbook preview from Hammersmith Kortmeyer Co notes the editor Mr. Cochran and Wright the business manager boosting ads and a $3000 cost. Only 300 copies are subscribed prompting a letter urging paid orders to avoid shortages. The piece includes a poem about lashes and allure.
The National University of Athens, Greece's largest higher education institution, reports an enrollment of 2,800 students.
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