Word: masons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Mason '30, regular No. 4 oarsman on the first crew will make the trip although he is still handicapped by an infected hand. C. N. Comstock '30 will also accompany the squad as a substitute in the event of a last minute injury...
...Smith Halls proctors will be headed by P. D. Trafford Jr. '25. O. A. Pendar IL., E. C. Haggerty 1B., Mason Hammond 27, and L. C. Keyes '24 will complete the list for these halls. The first three named will continue as students in the Law School next year while the last two are tutors and instructors in the University...
Last Sunday morning the biggest news in Chicago was a black headline across the top of the front page of "the World's Greatest Newspaper": MAX MASON QUITS...
...university as important a local figure as the president of the University of Chicago. His name is put on reception committees, figures in civic drives. He is a bigger frog in Chicago than Nicholas Murray Butler is in Manhattan. So it was indeed news last Sunday when Max Mason, 50, resigned as president of the University of Chicago, to become director of the newly-created Division of Natural Sciences of the Rockefeller Foundation of Manhattan. Chicago regretted his resignation, for his three-year administration on the Midway had been energetic, progressive...
...seating in the first University shell for the triangular regatta in the Charles River Basin this Saturday was still uncertain yesterday afternoon when it was reported that C. E. Mason '30 would probably be unable to row until Monday of next week. C. McK. Norton '29 rowed at No. 4 in Mason's place in yesterday afternoon's workout and will take his place Saturday unless the Sophomore's hands heal more rapidly than is expected...