Word: pittsburgh
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...bred in this country--who support the Russian revolution; and that does not make them Russians. When such a radical Americanizer approaches an immigrant, there is often no Conservative Americanizer present to compete with him. To take a single example: in a recent meeting of steel strikers in the Pittsburgh district, an investigating Senator asked all those present who could understand English to raise their hands. In the crowded hall three hands were lifted. "At the same time," Lt. Van Buren reports, "the government seized literally tons of the socalled Red Bible of Lenine and Trotzky, which is being distributed...
...Andover .250 Prann 3b. 21 145 5-7 Branford .238 Robinson p. 21 183 6-2 Andover .053 Sawyer 2b. 21 145 5-8 Exeter .146 Selleck c. 21 135 5-6 Hotchkiss .000 Lynch r.f. 24 178 6-1 Exeter .174 Diamond 1b. 21 145 5-7 Peabody, Pittsburgh .210 Murphy s.s. 22 155 5-10 Peddie...
...Abbreviations--(A), Amherst; (B), Bowdoin; (C), Columbia; (Cor), Cornell; (D) Dartmouth; (G), Georgetown; (J. H.), Johns Hopkins); (H), Harvard; (Hav), Haverford; (L), Lafayette; (Me), Maine; (Mich), Michigan; (M. I. T.), Massachusetts Institute of Technology; (N. Y. U.), New York University; (Penn), Pennsylvania; (Pitt), Pittsburgh; (Pr), Princeton; (R), Rutgers; (Sw), Swarthmore; (Syr), Syracuse; (Y), Yale...
Entered in the 440-yards run with Captain Shea of Pittsburgh, are: Captain J. M. Murray of Dartmouth, M. Gustafson of Penn., H. Staub of Columbia, W. J. Carto of Dartmouth, all of whom placed in this events last year, and 103 other quarter-milers including E. O. Gourd...
...five men who scored points in the 880-yards run last year who are going to compete this week in the Stadium are C. Shaw, Columbia; K. A. Mayer, Cornell; G. W. Albright, Pittsburgh; S. Bawden, M. I. T.; and F. L. Abrew, Cornell, who finished in that order...