Word: livingston
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...Lowell '91, United States District Judge for Massachusetts, and Honorable A. W. Johnson, United States District Judge for Pennsylvania. The clubs arguing the case are the cardoza Club, represented by Harry Brown 3L and LoganFulrath 3L, versus the Pollock-Choate, represented by H. F. Blumenberg 3L, and S. W. Livingston...
...Lowell '91. United States district judge for Massachusetts, and Honorable A.W. Johnson. United States District Judge for Pennsylvania. The clubs arguing the case are the Cardoza Club, represented by Harry Brown 3L and Logan Fulrath 3L versus the Pollock-Choate Club, represented by H.F. Blumenberg 3L and S.W. Livingston...
Largely through the work of the present incumbent, Dr. John R. Mott, the position of General Secretary of the Association has come to be regarded as "most potent lay position in the religious world." Born in Livingston Manor, N. Y., Dr. Mott spent his boyhood in Postville, Iowa. He and his father, a lumber dealer, were "converted" by a secretary from Des Moines when the younger Mott was 14 years old. He was graduated from Cornell University* in 1888 and the same year he went to Mount Hermon, Mass., attended the Bible study class of Dwight L. Moody, uneducated, forceful...
Nominee Curtis stumped on and on through the Midwest, reciting about the Tariff and Prosperity, Prosperity and the Tariff, the Tariff and Prosperity. He "received a challenge from Farmer A. J. Livingston of Spencer, Iowa, to debate issues at Des Moines, where he was scheduled to speak on Nov. 1. Farmer Livingston was the man who heckled Nominee Curtis during his speech at Spencer, Iowa, in September; the man to whom Nominee Curtis finally and dangerously retorted: "I guess you're too damn dumb to understand." Farmer Livingston requested a public apology...
Only the Freshmen of Cornell were urged to something different. For they were told by their president, Dr. Livingston Farrand, that they ought to sleep more than Freshmen hitherto have slept...