Word: telegraphically
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Engineering Society has invited the Boston Section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Affiliated Technical Societies of Boston to attend. Representatives of the Western Electric Company and of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company who are now in Boston or its vicinity will also be present. After the meeting the electrical laboratories in Pierce and the radio and high tension laboratories in Cruft will be open for inspection by the guests...
...been appointed as yet but there is a possibility that there will be one later in the season. The season will run from January 5 to March 23 and will include nine matches for the University and eight for the Freshman team. All matches are to be held by telegraph as has been the custom for several years. The definite schedule has not yet been approved by the Athletic Committee...
...having been defeated by Cornell and West Point in its first two matches. The third contest, a triangular shoot with the University of Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin and the University of Georgia, took place yesterday. Due to the fact that all of these matches are conducted by telegraph, the Wisconsin and Georgia scores have not yet been received by the R. O. T. C. officers...
...London traffic, would shrink away in horror at the prospect of the press. The struggle for supremacy has led from one exploit to another. The papers are daring each other into new ways of getting subscribers. The "Morning Post" promises eloquently to become the premier daily in Britain. The "Telegraph" has begun to deliver its Contest edition to Paris before breakfast,--by airplane. Not to be outdone, the "Daily News" announces that every subscriber may obtain insurance for himself and all his family under sixteen, against mumps, typhoid, or loss of laundry, free. Other papers are taking up the gage...
...University rifle team tied with Princeton in a match held by telegraph last Friday, March 24. Both teams scored 489. The individual scores of the University team were: F. T. Potter '24, 100: H. H. Fuller '23, 98: J. M. Begg '24, 97: Robert Brandt '23, 97: and R. E. Wheeler...