Word: maryland
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harvard-Virginia-Maryland clash in the one mile relay will be the outstanding event of the evening from the Crimson view point. Captain E. C. Haggerty '27, A. H. O'Neil '28, W. C. Peet '28 and G. A Tupper '29, will carry the baton for the University. The last three have already seen action in the Knights of Columbus meet against Holy Cross. The Purple flashed across the line ahead of the Crimson runners, but the addition, of Haggerty, who was unavailable on account of a knee injury, will strengthen the stick carriers. The Virginia and Maryland teams...
...Heflin: "Am I to be criticized and scolded by the Senator from Maryland, who has made a speech that will please every Catholic priest in Baltimore and bring down upon his obedient head the blessings of the Pope? . . . Mr. President, that is about all I care to say at this time, but I want to assure the Senator from Mexico ? [Laughter...
...Heflin: "The Senator from Maryland. He made me think of Mexico, and that was a slip of the tongue, but sometimes a slip of the tongue is in the right direction...
...regarding Prohibition: "Russia went dry in 1915 and then went crazy in 1917." Of death, he said: "It is the most merciful of all the most merciful provisions of nature." *He preserves interest in current affairs, including the oil market; owns control of the Wheeling & Lake Erie and Western Maryland railroads, which younger men wish...
...Court of Appeals of Maryland sat last week to consider the case of three Hearstling editors and two Hearstling photographers, sentenced last summer by a Baltimore judge for taking and publishing pictures of Murderer Richard Whittemore against the express order of the court. The Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the Baltimore Judge (Eugene O'Dunne). The Hearstlings had pleaded that they placed their duty to their newspapers and to their public ("People who think") above the orders of the court. Judge O'Dunne had said, in passing sentence: "As the dignified affairs of the legal forum were shifted...