Football Brutality and Reform Push Across Colleges
A grim survey shows nineteen football deaths this season along with hundreds of injuries. University of Pennsylvania faculty and other college leaders call for strict rule revision to curb brutality, with support from presidents including Roosevelt, Wilson, and football figures nationwide. The movement aims to ban vicious play and ensure players are genuine students.
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Postal Money Orders In Tibet Expand to More Stations
Fifty Gurkhas left at Gyangtse with Mr O Conor helped restore order after Sir Francis Younghusband’s Tibetan march. The Indian post office can now send regular money orders to Gyangtse Chumbi and Phamjong. Two American motorists offer a special tire for desert motoring using sandbags strapped to the sides of a standard pneumatic tire.
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North Dakota Week in Review on Rustlers and Robberies
Montana officials report organized rustlers operating in eastern Montana and western North Dakota with 1000 horses driven off in recent years. Denny, accused of conspiracy with Montana man Ryan, fights Montana arrests as governors coordinate to curb banditry. Also covered are a Minot hold up by B M Petty, a fatal railroad track accident near Valley City, the acquittal of Clovis Williams for a killing, Scandinavian Republican league backing reform, and Sey mour Shinn convicted of second‑degree manslaughter in Lakota.
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Swords to Lead Minot National Bank After Failure
George W. Swords of Iowa City Iowa is appointed to take charge of the Minot National Bank of Minot North Dakota which recently failed. Appointed by W B Ridgely comptroller of the currency to manage the institution.
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Peopleization scheme to control big corporations
Judge Peter 8 Grosscup proposes government supervised stockholder control of major corporations through a two class securities system. He argues firms increasingly own vast wealth and that the modern butcher and bread loaf illustrate corporate wealth dominance, urging actual stockholder governance under national supervision.
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National incorporation urged to simplify industry
Judge Grosscup decries complex modern corporations as unsafe for small investors and proposes a national, simple two-class structure with cash backed securities, government supervision, and a national exchange to separate trusted firms from perilous hybrids, promoting personal responsibility and clear ownership.
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