Word: boarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coach E.L. Farrell will this year have better facilities for handling a large number of runners than ever before, as the two tracks in the new baseball cage are ready for use, and the outdoor board track, which previously has been the only track available, will also be used...
...winter competitions will open in all four departments of the CRIMSON on Tuesday, November 29 with a preliminary meeting in the CRIMSON Building, 14 Plympton Street, at 7 o'clock. Sophomores will be given their last opportunity at that time to compete for election to the News and Photographic boards, while the second Editorial competition open to Juniors will also get under way. In opening its competition to Freshmen as well as Sophomores the Business Department will offer members of the Class of 1931 their first chance to try out for the CRIMSON board...
...close of the mid-year period. Ferreting out news, covering assignments, and writing up the stories which appear in the daily issues of the paper constitute the chief part of the news candidates work. Ability to get advertising is usually the decisive factor in the competition for the Business board, although the collection of subscriptions and a certain amount of office work also play a part in the Business aspirant's career...
...Vare-backed G. O. P. candidate, Harry A. Mackey, for mayor, over J. Hampton Moore, Independent G. 0. P. man. All other Vare candidates won, including onetime (1921-25) U. S. Solicitor General James M. Beck, now U. S. Representative-elect Beck. ... In Reading, the Socialist Party swept the board. Tax reform was the issue. It was the most notable uprising of the kind since Milwaukee went Socialist in 1910. Of some 26,000 votes cast, Socialist J. Henry Stump, running for mayor, and his colleagues, won nearly half. Democrats and Republicans divided the other half. Said Mayor-elect Stump...
Their report is accessible to the Federal Reserve Board. Last week the board in Washington disclosed compilations for chain store sales to the end of June 30. The 62, including the A. & P. sold goods, said the board, amounting to $1,062,854,000, es-ceeding the 1926 figure for the comparable six months...