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...Note--It was decided that for the present, financial considerations did not warrant the larger paper. When fiscal conditions are sufficiently improved, the CRIMSON expects again to publish six-page papers every day. In the meantime, the majority of the features of the larger paper will be retained...
...protest, he said Statesman Shoemaker doubled up his ready fists, slugged him. knocked him to the ground twice, cursed him roundly. "I'm a Congressman! Nobody can arrest me!" boasted Statesman Shoemaker few days later when he learned that Newman had sworn out an assault warrant against him.- Then he quietly slipped out of the House of Representatives, disappeared. Presently two Washington detectives appeared at Statesman Shoemaker's Capitol office. His secretary assured them that the Minnesota Representative was not in. They decided to wait and see. Twice the secretary went home, twice returned. The third time, just...
...Internal Revenue Bureau and knows the procedure, insists he was not given the customary treatment. There is nothing in the law, of course, which requires the Government to discuss with a taxpayer whether his return was right or wrong. Prosecution can begin at once if there is the slightest warrant for the belief that fraud has been committed...
With all due respect to the flaccid corruption innate to this snowy municipality, the recent exposures warrant firm action. Rumor has floated about that a well-known shoe firm is in collusion with the Cambridge city government. They aren't after the voter's cash. These avaricious galoshers are just drooling for undergraduate sacker money; so what do they do, but fix it up with the boys to keep the streets about Harvard full of snow. In fact, trucks of slush from other parts of the town may have been dumped on Mt. Auburn St. late at night. The Liberal...
...total number of total accidents to airmail flyers numbered fifteen, but in the short space of seven days the army lost five men. The airmail companies, of course, had such losses when they first started. But all the dishonesty in the aviation companies never was sufficient to warrant the sacrifice of five lives...