Word: snyder
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Carl Snyder, statistician of the Federal Reserve Bank in New York, thought the Bureau's approximation reasonably correct...
...soon came to believe in their hoax and wrote articles showing how too much philosophy was being inserted into callow brains. Educators were faced with a grave dilemma, when it seemed probable that the death rate of colleges would exceed applications for entrance. Soon came the Hall-Mills and Snyder-Gray murder cases, and the "youth suicide wave" was forgotten...
...school authorities were helpless. President Ralph Snyder of the Board of Safety, representing Mayor Floyd E. Williams, arbitrated the situation and the strikers won all their demands. Magnanimous, Winfield Eschelman and friends permitted three Negro seniors to finish out the year at Emerson because they had been there all along, but the rest were transferred temporarily to an all-Negro junior high school elsewhere in town. The strikers returned to classes...
...yearbook is published by a committee of the Student's Club. David Williams, Jr., 2G.B. is chairman of the committee and of the Yearbook. J. W. Snyder 2G.B. is acting as advertising manager. He is assisted by E. H. Stahl 2G.B., H. R. Lansinger 2G.B., J. T. Statch 1G.B., and J. E. Sheehan 2G.B. The editorial department is being headed by J. R. Tappan 2G.B., V. L. Stern 2G.B., is at present the only member of the board. The photographic side of the Yearbook is under the direction of J. M. Rac 2G.B. Other members of the board will...
...Atlantic City, N. J., Joseph Snyder, two, found himself forgotten. To attract someone's attention he tossed pebbles, large ones little ones at the shiny car of Charles Nash. Soon, in this way, he attracted the attention of Charles Nash who caused him to be arrested and taken to court, charged with malicious mischief. Here, a positive cynosure, Joseph Snyder burbled and gurgitated when the Magistrate Delger demanded that the prisoner be produced. "Where is he?" said the court, "I do not see the defendant." When the defendant, a sticky looking wad held in the arms of Mrs. Snyder, became...