Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lack of space prevents the publication today in the columns of the CRIMSON of the full text of President Lowell's annual report to the Board of Overseers. In the adjoining column will be found extracts from the portions of the report dealing with the major questions which it discusses...
Last week, the House Committee on elections voted to report the resolution promptly and favorably this time instead of pouching it. But the House was still static. Republican Floor Leader Tilson said: "There is little interest in the House." Speaker Longworth said he could observe "very little sentiment" for the Amendment. Chairman White of the Committee on Elections said the Amendment would surely pass the House if ever it could reach a vote...
...became so weak that it crashed with one of the loudest crashes in U. S. railroad history, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Last week, the Interstate Commerce Commission finally decided the St. Paul case. But the Commissioners greatly grudged their decision and protested, even in their majority report, that they had decided against their will...
...healthier in 1927 than it was in 1926. Out of each 100,000 inhabitants only 823.5 people died in 1927, as compared with 878.1 in 1926. These figures, announced last week, were based on the combined report of 52 leading U. S. life insurance companies of death claims among thier policyholders...
...drew matches in the first round must have all of their sets played off by Monday, but the places where the contests are to be played are left to the decision of the players. Winners must report the outcome of their matches immediately afterwards to the Boston Athletic Association at 80 Exeter Street, Boston. In the event of any entrant failing to discover in the newspapers today with whom he is to play, he will be expected to call at the Association and find out what match he drew...