Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...CRIMSON competitions which began last night in the News, Business, Editorial, and Photographic Departments are still open to candidates. Any men who wish to enter these competitions should report to the Crimson Building this evening at 7 o'clock...
...against them, chiefly on the ground that to interfere with coal-mining is to hamper interstate trade. These injunctions have been detailed and drastic and in Pennsylvania, to back them up, the operators have obtained special state-appointed policemen, whose salaries the operators pay. Vice President Murray's report dwelt at length on the technique of these special policemen, whom he styled "gun-men," "thugs." Coalminers are not a fragile, thin-skinned lot but they were shocked by photographs Mr. Murray showed, by stories he told, of strikers with skulls bashed and cracked by rifle butts and axes...
...economic and social tragedy which has now lasted over a long period of years of general prosperity can hardly find its sole cause in capitalistic conspiracies or its sole remedy in attacks upon the injunctive proceeds. If after all these years of his militant leadership Mr. Lewis can still report 130,000 of his followers facing starvation, eviction and broken heads, it is as much a confession of failure as a proof of virtue. There clings about Mr. Lewis an irresistible suggestion of those military geniuses who, after feeding soldiers unavailingly into the holocaust of war for four years, were...
Professor Schrumpf-Pierron (he is at the University of Cairo) catalogs for the "Committee to Study the Tobacco Problem" (Dr. Alexander Lambert of Manhattan is its president) the effect of tobacco on the various parts and functions of the human body. It is a thoroughly scientific report by a trained, far-read clinician...
Both books report the bad effect of immoderate smoking. Both belittle attempts to suppress moderate smoking. Both are source books, in their even arrangements of facts, for antagonists and protagonists of tobacco...