Word: result
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Being the first time that the University boxers have fought outsiders, it is hard to tell what the outcome will be and as a result of their extra experience the M. I. T. aggregation is given a slight edge over the home team. Their squad has fought in three meets already this season, as well as having entered the intercollegiates, held last week at Syracuse...
...Some thought the swollen hand was the result of prolific handshaking. This the President stoutly denied. It is just a case of old-fashioned rheumatism, he guessed...
...first time, Oilman Harry F. Sinclair appeared before a court fortnight ago to answer criminal charges arising from his leasing of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. This was the result of U. S. Supreme Court's unanimous decision (TIME, Jan. 31) that witnesses who refused to answer proper and pertinent questions when summoned by Congress, may be punished for contempt. Mr. Sinclair had defied a Senate investigating committee in 1924. That was why he found himself in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. After a ten-day trial and acting under specific, simple instruction from Judge...
...built, far under the Hudson River, to produce a volume of fumes equivalent to that which would be caused if an automobile burned up on its way through one of the two tubes. Object: to test the ventilating system, upon which the whole success of the tubes depended. Result: complete success. The fumes did not spread more than 50 feet; were swept out of the tunnel in less than two minutes. . . . The problem of ventilating 9,250-foot tubes was more complicated than it would appear. Blowing fresh air in at one end and sucking it out at the other...
University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Kennedy of Princeton attacks the Dartmouth President's constructive ideas but nowhere says that nothing should be done about the present intercollegiate organization. In fact he bases his whole case upon the contention that more emphasis rather than less upon football would be the result of the Dartmouth plan. In other words he is against Mr. Hopkins constructive program because he is in sympathy with the desire for reform which actuated that program...