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The Honduran house has now been swept, dusted, tidied. A fortnight ago the National Assembly met and, without the discharge of a single gun or the drawing of knife, elected Senor Miguel Paz Barahona, President of Honduras; Senor Presentacion Quesada, Vice President.
Governor Davis charged the Chancellor with "incompetency, insubordination, procrastination, political activity and aloofness from the people and the student body." He averred that the learned Doctor had spent more money than the University statutes permitted and that it had been necessary to discharge him "in order to demonstrate that the...
After the match, Lewis was taken to a hospital, where it was said that he was suffering from a strained sacroiliac joint (that part of the vertebra that joins the pelvis). His discharge from the hospital was considered imminent, but there were plenty of opinions that said he would never...
The Cincinnati Enquirer, still intoxicated with the overwhelming conservative victory, and still reeling a little after a jubilant celebration, proposes the discharge of the two hundred and thirteen professors, who, its figures show, supported La Foliette in the almost forgotten campaign. They have proved themselves "attached to recognized heresies", and...
On Aug. 7, 1918, the Senate, sitting as a High Court of Justice, condemned Louis Malvy, onetime Minister of the Interior, to five years exile for "culpable negligence in the discharge of his duties."