Word: following
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...over 240,000. These votes were cast by persons, 112,000 of whom report that they supported the Republican ticket in 1924 while only 83,000 admit having supported the Democratic ticket at that election. If this were a fair sample of the voters of New York, it would follow that the city was strongly. Republican four years ago. But everybody knows that on the contrary it was strongly Democratic. Evidently the Digest ballots sent out to the voters in New York City have been returned by Republicans much more generally than by Democrats. Apparently the same thing has happened...
...names of the men who are to lead sections follow...
...boost hospitals higher on their toes the College of Surgeons last week insisted that hospitals follow up their patients for six months after discharge. This is to make certain what good, or ill, the hospital does to its clients. Another bolster is the requirement that all approved hospitals hold staff meetings at least once a month and make doctors explain just why any of their patients died...
...Saturday by the strongest opponents of the Crimson. Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, and Yale, each ran roughshod over their respective enemies by decisive scores. Lehigh was put to rout by Princeton while Holy Cross lost a hard battle to Fordham by the narrow margin of four points. The scores follow...
This system is the creation of the Corps. It is handled solely from within. The punishment for deliberate dishonor is the silence. To the Corps the man is dead. He moves in complete dissociation from all other men. His one recourse is to resign, for the silence will follow him all his life. He will be a marked man. He has had his trial he has been fairly judged, and there is no appeal...