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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...kind of deception heretofore unheard of in jurisprudence is no reason why a court of equity should be either unwilling or unable to deal with the situation. The plain intent was, of course, to palm off Amador as another Chaplin, or as Chaplin himself, and this very kind of thing has been forbidden repeatedly by the Court of Appeals of New York State. (White Studio, Inc. v. Dreyfoos, 221 N. Y. 46, where the court said: "Unfair competition may result from representations or conduct which deceive the public into believing that the business name, reputation or goodwill of one person...
...fellowship of the nature of this one is a newcomer in educational circles, but the only thing about it which startles is that such a fellowship has not been established before. With the increasingly numerous strikes during the past twenty years, the rapid growth of laborers' and employers' unions, and the more and more apparent organizing of forces into two hostile armies, the need of some means of rapprochement has become clearly evident. Especially is it evident when at last the absolutely necessary combination of the two upon a single end has been recognized beyond a doubt. Although whether profit...
...Cambridge as a big mid-season rival and has come this year as the b. m. s. r. Whether one side or the other wins, or whether both win and lose in a tie matters much at the moment but less and less as time effaces the record. One thing important does remain, however--that two large and significant colleges have rejoined and reopened a valuable relationship. As trade follows the flag, so in this instance it may be hoped that social and intellectual intercourse will follow the football team...
...Phillipsburg fires of a winter morning. The Judge was in a quandary. The law commanded him in unmistakable terms to have the malefactress ducked; on the other hand, even a judge cannot duck a lady without a ducking stool; unless he is willing to throw her in bodily--a thing which this magistrate's chivalry absolutely forbade. After hours of mental unrest, he compromised with a suspended sentence of six months in jail, and a fine of three hundred dollars...
...that even one of the young men whom they supposed to be teaching reason and truth should have been led astray by such vicious and absurd arguments as the Ku Klux Klan has been presenting to them. Only in the case of the greenest of Freshmen could such a thing be possible, if Harvard training effects its designed ends...