Word: chicago
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meet will include all track and field events, boxing, wrestling and tennis. Other men, besides the University captain, to be entered on the sprints are Butler of Duburque, Carroll of Illinois, Haymond of Pennsylvania, Loomis of Chicago, Haddock of Kansas, and Smith many prominent athletes who are are entered with Harwood as opponents of the athletes from other countries in the pole-vault are Graham, Sanders, and Newstetter of Pennsylvania...
...Harvard Advocate announces the following elections of officers: Lloyd Kirkham Garrison '19, of New York, N. Y., President; Stoddard Benham Colby '21, of New York, N. Y., Secretary; and Roy Edward Larsen '21, of Brookline, Mass, Treasurer; Charles Rollin Larrabee '19, of Chicago, III and Edward O. Otis '22, of Boston, Mass, were elected to the board...
...refusing to hold its second annual meeting in Chicago, the Legion made it plain what its action toward pro-Germans and former pro-Germans would be. Mayor Thompson of Chicago had refused to invite the French mission to his city, had publicly proclaimed Chicago as the 'sixth German city of the world,' and had shown his pro-German tendencies by many other actions. It seemed entirely fitting to refuse to hold a convention of American war veterans in a city which had re-elected him mayor...
...Jacksonville, Fla.; and William Sumner Holbrook, Jr., '21, of Davenport, Ia. The alternates who remain at home are Benjamin Franklin Jones '22, of Atlanta, Ga., and Eliot Dole Hutchinson '22, of Lowell, Mass. Yale will be represented by William Dwight Whitney, of New Haven, Conn.; Walter Millis, of Chicago, Ill.; Lawrence Sill Hitchcock, of North Pownall, Vt.; and Cadmus Zacheus Gordon, of Brookville, Pa., alternate...
...Paul Revere Frothing ham '86 spoke at the meeting, and urged that some system be adopted at the University whereby the attendance at Chapel would be increased. Although opposed to compulsory attendance, Dr. Forthingham expressed the desire that arrangements similar to those at the University of Chicago be made here. At Chicago, each class goes to chapel en masse one day each week, and, although the attendance remain voluntary, it brings much better result than the system at the University...