Word: rumorings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...announcement was made officially; it remains only for the change to be made. C. Bascom Slemp gave his resignation to the President and it was accepted. That there was discord between the President and his Secretary was a well-credited rumor more than six months ago. Mr. Slemp and the President's campaign manager, William M. Butler, clashed at the Cleveland Convention last June over the selection of the vice presidential candidate. Afterwards, Mr. Slemp would have resigned (TIME, June 30) had not the President succeeded in pacifying...
When the Mills Building is torn down, the operation will be watched with interest. A Wall Street rumor widely believed, is to the effect that there is a secret entrance into the Morgan offices through the Mills Building, of great usefulness in balking overcurious reporters. Partners in the firm, and famed customers, too, are said to have been seen leaving the Morgan threshold , but not entering it, and vice versa. When the present Morgan building , was erected, the firm was for a time housed in the Mills Building. Wall Street will spare some hours from speculating in securities, to speculate...
...well circumstanced rumor has it that Dean Pound of the Law School is to be offered the presidency of Wisconsin University. The suggestion is flattering, but the offer itself may be ominous. The rumor alone must make the University anxious to tie closer a man whose reputation as a scholar does honor to Harvard and whose efforts as an administrator have placed the Law School among the foremost in the world...
...rumor that the University squash team would enter the national championships at Buffalo on February 21, 22, and 23 was denied yesterday by the H. A. A. authorities. This decision is due to a rule in the statute books which forbids the financing of trips of minor sports teams outside of New England...
...Sciences, and Law School, a $50 increase in the tuition fee will be levied beginning in the year 1925-26. Such is the announcement made yesterday by the College Office. All men now in these schools will not be subject to the increase, as those who heard the rumor last night seemed to believe...