Word: withdrawn
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Zuloaga's gift, U. S. friends and artists talked among themselves. Zuloaga, they knew, had only twice met Bellows. Such phrases of their colloquy as "ill-advised," "condescension," "poor taste," "advertisement" were permitted, not unintentionally, to come to the ears of Zuloaga. Last week, his offer was withdrawn...
Tick went the telegraph wires ; came a message from Governor Walker of Georgia to Judge Bynum, counsel for the Memorial Association. "See," the Governor requested the Association, "that requisition papers are withdrawn." Thereupon Governor McLean of North Carolina telegraphed Governor Walker congratulating him upon the "wisdom and patriotism" displayed by his request. President Randolph and his committee held counsel, withdrew the requisition papers, adding, with arrogant explicitness, that they wished "to give notice that the withdrawal of this application for extradition does not in any way mean that there is the remotest possibility of Borglum ever resuming work on this...
...resentful, struck his assailant with his cane. Both men picked up chairs but Herr Engel was able to parry only three of the legs, receiving from the fourth a gash across the eye. Herr Engel, it appears, threw the truck-driver under the table and although his assailent was withdrawn from the restaurant without further trouble by some of his more sober friends, Herr Engel vows he will bring charges...
...Freshman affairs has announced the nomination of Loring Chase Merwin '28 of Bloomington, Illinois as one of the two candidates for the office of Secretary-Treasurer of the Freshman class. This takes the place of the nomination of William Nelson Bump '28 of New Rochelle, N. Y., who has withdrawn his name from the ballot on account of studies...
...Fisher '12 has definitely withdrawn his name from consideration as head coach of Harvard football next fall. This decision was reached some time ago by Mr. Fisher, but he was persuaded not to make it public until last night, when the Athletic Committee released Mr. Fisher's letter to Henry Pennypacker '88, chairman of the Athletic Committee, together with an announcement of the attitude of the committee. The Graduate Advisory Committee made no recommendations as to Mr. Fisher's successor...