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John T. W. Newbold, sole Communist member of Parliament, was suspended by a vote...
...appears that the Communist spoke harshly of the chairman of a committee, one Captain Edward Algernon Fitzroy, Conservative member for Northamptonshire. Fitzroy then called upon Newbold to withdraw. This angered the Laborites, who rebuked the Speaker for not having allowed Newbold to apologize. The Speaker, while thinking that " the gallant and noble member" (Fitzroy) had acted hastily, said he was obliged to put the question to the House. This was done, and the House was left " Communistless...
PRINCETON, N. J., May 25.--The Princeton polo team added another, tally to its list of victims by defeating the Philadelphia City Troop combination 9 to 5. Newbold played a brilliant offensive and defensive game for the Tigers. The Princeton tennis team also won a comparatively easy victory from Amherst by the score of 7 to 0. The playing was featured by the exceptional performances of Howard and Loeb...
Although this group has not even a name as yet, it has mapped out a general program which promises to bring good results. Its very list of members gives an assurance of success for it includes such names as Lord Balfour, Robert Bridges, and Henry Newbold in England; and those of many prominent professors and men of letters in this country, including Professors Grandgent and Lowes of the University. At present all that has been done is to consider methods of organization and cooperation between the two branches; but soon the groups hope to begin definite work...
...also takes great pleasure in announcing the election of Wallace Fleming, of New York, N. Y., of the Junior class, as an editorial editor; of Robert Hale Garrison, of Brookline, of Franklin Eddy Parker, Jr., of Bay City, Mich., of David Mason Little, Jr., of Salem, and of Philip Newbold Rhinelander, of Lawrence, L. I., N. Y., all of the Sophomore class, and of Hugh Bridgman, of Salem, and of Chester William Cook, of Worcester, both of the Freshman class, as news editors...