Word: cleveland
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Seven members not on the Student Council, whose names were announced last night are: George William Cottrell Jr. '26, of Cleveland, O; Charles Francis Darlington Jr. '26, of New York City; Walter Dumaux Edmonds ocC., of New York City; Henry Melvin Hart Jr., '26, of Spokane, wash; Chester Tevis Lane '26, of Surrey, England; Stanley De Jongh Osborne '26, of Guatemala City, Guatemala; and Cecil Irton Wylde '27, of Boston...
Before he was 30, he had left the Army, and the war was over. He edited a Toledo newspaper for a year, and was editorial writer on a Cleveland paper for two years. He then served two terms as Secretary of State of Ohio, and in 1872 at 37 he was elected to Congress, served one term but was denied reelection. Until this time he had been a Republican, but he turned Democrat...
...seventh inning, Moore, young Pittsburgh second baseman, drew a base on balls. Carey singled. Cuyler singled. "Sarah" Barnhart singled. Two runs had scored, and Washington advocates were crying: "Cheese!" and "Bummer!" at Coveleskie. The Polish pitcher (who won three World Series games in 1920 when he pitched for Cleveland against Brooklyn) trod slowly with downcast head toward a, shower bath; one Ballou, of scant fame, took his place, and Pittsburgh scored twice more. "Back, then, to Pittsburgh!" cried the fanatics...
...first boom was Newton D. Baker. He appeared on the platform of Cleveland's Public Hall, scene of the Republican Convention two Junes ago. He made a little speech and then the Cleveland Symphony orchestra burst into music in one of the perennial civic efforts to make good music popular. This particular effort was marked by two unusual proceedings: 1) blocks of tickets were issued to each of Cleveland's numerous foreign elements (Cleveland's population is about 80% foreign born) ; 2) the program consisted of music by composers of ten different nationalities...
Since then "The Miracle" has played in Cleveland and Cincinnati; where in both cases civic organizations established guarantee funds to cover possible loses. On October 28, the Boston premiere will take place in the Opera House, which is at present being transferred to accommodate the spectacle...