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...tactics would be to send him on a long tour of the country, standing on the rear of train platforms, haranguing the crowds, all to be done without the aid of crutches, campaign managers told the committee. There is at present a completely groundless rumor to the effect that Newton D. Baker has angina pectoris; but then, as one Republican campaign manager put it, "Every Democratic candidate has something wrong with...
...Made Approximately Uniform in an English Staff?" Miss A. H. Spaulding, Brookline High School; "The Problem of the Non-Literary Pupil," Mr. L. C. Zahner, Groton School; "Tests and Examinations in English," Dr. E. R. Smith, Beaver Country Day School; "Departmental Administration of Special Projects," Mr. S. Thurber '01, Newton High School; "The Dangers of Over-Emphasis in Supervision," Dr. C. M. Fuess, Phillips Academy, Andover...
William Richardson, Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Jullen Ripley, Jr., Oyster Bay, New York, C. R. Rubel, New York City, P. L. Rusden, Somerville, Bryan Rust, Purcellville Virginia, R. DeW. Scott, Montreal, Canada, Muzafer Sherif, Smyrna, Turkey, H. A. Smith, North Adams, Ellis Spear, 3rd, Newton Centre, H. C. Spencer, DeKalb, Illinois, S. R. Sternthal, New York City, D. F. Strong, Winsted, Connecticut, Chi-Tung Tseng, Washington, D. C., Yeh Chih Yang Washington...
...Newton D. Baker's recent statement concerning the League of Nations puts the question of American membership where it belongs with reference to the coming presidential campaign. He wants to see the United States a member of the League of Nations, but he does not want the matter to be made a partisan issue. I entirely subscribe to this position. I have believed since 1919 that our own national interests demand that the United States should be a member of the League of Nations, and I think that it is inevitable that we shall at some time assume our place...
...radio one night last week President Abbott Lawrence Lowell of Harvard said a number of things so good that soon they were on the way to President Hoover and to Congress in the form of a petition signed by President Woodrow Wilson's peaceful Secretary of War Newton Diehl Baker, and many another...