Boston professor warns of menace in college control
Cambridge editors report professors from Massachusetts institutions criticizing university administration methods amid resignations and protests led by figures tied to Harvard and Clark University. The professor warns events signal a fundamental defect in higher education governance.
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Boston
Matics Serenata
Massachusetts Institute
Federy
University
Alexander
Meiklejohn
St. College and Clark
Kace
Wood
Alumni leadership and college cooperation urged by Professor Tyler
The article discusses how alumni groups seek active leadership and new ideas beyond tradition. It stresses that college success hinges on cooperation among trustees faculty and alumni amid management and educational challenges and notes that institutions largely operate as self governed entities in America.
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Wietories
Ieee
Tyler Sayvertre
Commissioner’s Notice in Wright Estate Decree
Master Commissioner orders report on George H. Wright estate detailing realty liens taxes and beneficiaries. Public notice requires creditors and interests to appear Sept 1 1923 at 10 am at 19 Rouss Avenue Winchester VA with books and vouchers.
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George H. Wright
Frederick’ County
George
H. Q Wright
Simee
George H. ‘Wright
Peteonki
George H. Wigneh
George HH. Wright
Irman
wWeek
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Virginia
Jas. Pee Reardon
Ward
Man jailed after warrant on Fisher household dispute
William Lee Rogers known as Boy was fined 10.26 and jailed four days on a warrant sworn by Charles Fisher’s wife. Rogers, once an admirer, had lingered outside and tried to renew attentions after Fisher allegedly told him to stay away. Fisher had him arrested when he threatened to “get her” if needed.
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Roe
William Lee Rogers
Posicwe
Charles Fisher
Rogers
Fisher
Ana
Emet
Prisoner Sentenced as Jail Closes for Lack of Patronage
In a terse note, a judge referenced a vow to obtain a razor and stated the jail would close for lack of patronage. Rogers faced an eye injury and an annual fine plus court costs totaling $10.25 as the morning session ended.
Farmers Institute Meet Opens With Broad Virginia Focus
The Virginia Farmers Institute convenes at Blacksburg August 8 9 10 with talks on agricultural policy farm women participation and county cooperation. Noted speakers include Hon C W Pugsley Ruby Green Smith B C Lindeman Chris L Christiansen and Olivier J Sands.
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I. CP Mademen
The
M National Country Arene Association
Virginia
Burruas
V._P
Union
Institute
Farmers Institute
Ruby Greene Smith
New York
Blacksburg
Field House
C. W. Pugsley
Washington, D. C
Ruby Green Smith
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
C. Lindeman
National Country Life Association
High Bridge
N. J
Chris L. Christiansen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Denmark
Olivier J. Sands
Cooperative Tobacco Association
Tobacco Association
Widow Annie Rees to undergo delicate operation today
Mrs. Annie Rees of North Braddock Street was taken to Memorial Hospital this morning for a second similar operation. The planned procedure is not major but delicate, with notes of a prior operation performed without a general anesthetic.
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Annie Rees
Jonah L. Rees
North Braddock Street
Memorial Hospital
Rees
Wil
Spider Silk Production Estimates Challenge Insects
A scientist notes that the silk yield of each spider is so small that producing a single thread would require about 63,522 insects. The quirky estimate highlights the tiny scale of natural silk production.
Political candidacy notices in Frederick County and Gainesboro district
Local announcements push for Democratic primaries in Frederick County and Gainesboro district. Candidates declare intent for offices including Supervisor Gainesboro district Sheriff Frederick County and Representative in General Assembly. Signatures include G H DeHaven, Chas T Adams, and Grover H Sohlack with August 7, 1928 primary date cited.
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Gainesboro
Chas
Adams
Stonewall
Grover H. Sohlack
Virginia primary ordered in Frederick County 1923
Notice from the Virginia Secretary of Commonwealth and Sheriff Luther Pannett calls a Democratic primary in Frederick County for August 7 1923 to nominate state senate house of delegates and county officers at multiple precincts including Middletown Gore and Kernstown with sunrise to sunset voting.
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Commonwealth
Lessser
Richmond
James Hayes, JR
Frédérick County
Virginia
State Senate
House of Delegates
Neffstown
Brucetown
White Hall
Albin
Ashton
Dolans
Baker's Mill
Gainesboro
Yeakley
Gore
Lamps
Russells
Dry Run
Old Forge
Middletown
Stephens City
Canterbury
Armel
Carpers Valley
Kernstown
Greenwood
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
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Eay
M. Ester
Shenandoah
Washington
Baltimore
En c
Seminary
Military Academy
Winchester and
Berryville
Herrell
South
Herrrell
Herrell’s
Bistings and Division
Gingham
Percale
Kitty Clod
Calico
Cambridge
Mass
College
Légeteachers
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
EAC
Razor
Pe Die Felacees
Ae Williams Mfg. Co, Props
Cleveland
O. Franck Baker and Son
Antouhde
Weienan
Taiae
Tom
Tfarty W. Hick
I G. Dehaven
Ferety
Boron
Sherift Fontepederick County
Te’ Hela
Prederick
Somin “Ang
Generasembly
Frederick
Clarke County
House of Delegs
Dabney
C. Harrison
Commonwealth of Virginia
Footer’s Cleaners and Dyers
W. C. Plundeke CO. Agence
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