Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Stevens who, in real life, is known as Appanoose Jim to his fellow bullies of Idaho hard-rock camps and Oregon loggeries, has been at pains to set down these important American chronicles in their pristine vernacular and without any improvements of his own. When he states that Babe, Paul Bunyan's blue-eyed ox, measured 42 axe-handles and a plug of chewing tobacco between the horns, no patriotic American will doubt the measurement for a second. When it is told how the great logger fought with Hels Helson, his foreman, on top of The Mountain That Stood...
...tentative program for speakers and entertainment has been arranged for the evening. Charles A. Coolidge Jr. '17, first marshall of the class of that year, will be the principal speaker and another distinguished guest will be Charles P. Curtis '83, who has recently been appointed a fellow of the University. The others will be President Lowell, Dean Bacon of the Sophomore class, and B. L. Kilgour '27, president of the class. Meyer Cogan '21 and R. P. Bullard '24 will sing and the program will be concluded with moving pictures...
...President and Mrs. Coolidge, after attending divine service, went aboard the Mayflower. Fellow passengers overnight: Senator Wadsworth of New York, Secretaries Jardine and Davis, Attorney General Sargent...
...Eastern Division of the State Department, last year was elevated to an assistant Secretaryship of State. As soon as Minister Schurman accepted the Berlin post, Mr. MacMurray was put forward as the ideal candidate for Peking. Would politics interfere? Could Senator Curtis persuade the President to appoint his fellow-Kan- san, William S. Culbertson? Could some other Senator win the post for some one else? In a word...
...Last year, "Winnie" Churchill became Chancellor of the Exchequer, responsible for the enforcement of the rubber-prohibition. He enforced. He told his fellow-countrymen that Americans should pay at least 50c. a pound. Last August, the British Government made a further reduction of 5%, a similar one in November, so that now only 50% of normal British rubber production may, by law, be exported...