Word: fellows
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Munn was a former star lineman of the Nebraska football team, on which Eastman also played for a year before entering the University. During his year of football in the West. Eastman had as a fellow lineman one of Munn's younger brothers, who has since forsaken football for a seat in the Nebraska state legislature...
...Philosophical Club Will hold a meeting for discussion in the Psychological Laboratory of Emerson Hall at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Two addresses will be given: "The Culture of the East," by Dr. William T. Heyting, Fellow of the Australian Association of Philosophy and Psychology, and "The Relation of Religion and Philosophy." This last topic will be discussed by Mr. B. P. Hivale and Mr. Lockwood Myrick...
...French admirable. When he recently returned to the Metropolitan after a long illness (TIME, Mar. 16) the musicians found a pause in the score, laid down their instruments, stood applauding with the audience. A brilliant singer whose voice is still exquisite, an accomplished actor, he is beloved by his fellow singers and worshiped by the bravo-yelling denizens of the Metropolitan's crow's nest...
John R. Freeman of Providence, consulting engineer and expert on hydraulics, sketched the career of a fellow engineer, witnessed the affection of other engineers for this particular member. Ralph Budd, President of the Great Northern R. R.. lauded the laying out of that road, the planning and organization of the Panama Canal. Roland S. Morris, onetime (1917-21) U. S. Ambassador to Japan, extolled the administration of the Trans-Siberian Railway during the War. Then French, Chinese and Japanese Ambassadors, Mr. Chief Justice Taft, Elihu Root. Robert Lansing and many another had sent complimentary telegrams, letters...
...Richmond, a committee of C. & L stockholders organized, pooled their holdings and, in a circular to other fellow shareholders, declared that they were being unfairly treated by the terms of the Van Sweringens' proposed lease. The embattled Richmond committee, indeed, has claimed that the C. & O. would have shown earnings of $38 a share last year, if the same amount had been spent in maintenance in 1924 as in 1922. In other words, the C. & O. management, according to the committee, took this way of hiding much of its actual earnings (and, therefore, worth). The Richmond committee wants better...