Word: karle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Paulsen '27, Karl Anderson of the Illinois A. C., and Carl Christiansson of the Newark A. C. went down the track abreast in the 45 yard hurdles. A lunge at the finish gave Anderson the first medal in world-record time, but the Crimson hurdler was second. Jefferson Fletcher '25, another University entrant, was not eliminated until the semi-finals...
...real name of the late Premier and Dictator of Russia was Vladimir Ilich Ulianov. He was born at Simbirsk, on the river Volga, about 1870. He came of a respectable family, was early converted to the teachings of Karl Marx...
...history of the country started in 1713, when the Liechtenstein family bought the fiefs of Schellenburg and Vaduz from the impecunious Graf von Hohenems, although the lordship was bought in 1699. In 1719, Emperor Karl VI of the Holy Roman Empire raised these territories to a Principality under the name of Liechtenstein. It remained a part of the Empire until 1806, when for nine years it was a Sovereign State in the Rhine Confederation. From 1815 to 1866 it was a part of the German Confederation, but since the last date it has been a Sovereign State...
Seven Harvard men were named on the official rank list of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Of these, two are undergraduates. W. W. Ingraham '25 was placed fourth in the New England Ranking of men's singles and Karl Pfaffman '24, captain of the University tennis team, holds tenth place on the list...
Died. Wilhelm Pfannkuck, 82, oldest Social Democrat in Germany, friend of Karl Marx, La Salle and Engels, Honorary President of the Weimar General Assembly in 1919 and member of the Reichstag since 1884, in Berlin...