Carnegie ideals clash with public funding for universities
Fragmented opinion piece questions Carnegie and Rockefeller influence on public universities and athletic eligibility, arguing for standards without philanthropy. It cites New York politics, Tammany Hall, Murphy, Bryan, Belmont, and a tense party scene. The piece criticizes political harshness and urges self improvement before public actions.
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Fresh outrages and calls for intervention in Mexico
Turmoil in Mexico prompts American calls for aid while cautioning against quick U S action. Editorial warns intervention risks Americans’ safety and could harm broader aims. Also notes finance driven unrest and a separate sporting department tease about college entrance rules.
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L'Olgnon Receives Urgent Commission From Portrait Mentor
In New York Robert Henri recalls Paris student days and L'Oignon’s hard luck. A picture dealer orders L'Oignon to meet his old housekeeper Harvelle at Gare Montparnasse, to bring her home within fifteen minutes after the Pont Aven train arrives.
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