…THE WEATHER NSETTLED; PROBABLY SVNOW TOI)AY Ar t r { r Iaitjj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 75 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, TUSDAY, JANU4RY G, 1925 EIGI T PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT) ... CHIAGOSHOWING' "I LAST NIGHT END 1825 PERATRIPI CAST RETURNS TillS MORNiNGI AFTER PLAYING IN 11 CITIES ON ROAD 17 DAYS Harlan F. Stone Appointed. U. S. Supreme Court Justi Washington, Jan. 5.-(By A.P.) -I Harlan F. Stone, attorney ge...…
…PAGE TW0TE IHIA AL UEiAJNUR ,12 HE MICHIGAN DAILY Tt"is40AY, JANUARY 6, 1925 PACK SUMMARIZES FORESTRY POLICY _OIL, SCANDAL COMES TO FORE A GAIN Government Opens Suit To Annul Leases Today WESTERIN COASI ONI Students' Work Ranges From TI nruArn ITfI~JFOOV' Kris Kringle Role To Typing I First Town Forest of 1925 be Started in Brattleboro, Vermont 'WillI COOLEY WARNS NATION' Washington, Jan. 5.(Sy A.P.)- Great progress was mnaide in ...…
…TUESDAY, JAINUARY 0, 1925 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PA l.GE1,THIEir Ser ic, 5 REPRESENT UNIVER~SITY News From ( Gc i a l sltdents led fraternity and Ir [y Licr) b1)rs in scholarship in the J 2~a1according to the averages r tea sc lust week by thie (lean of Stu- (tm iar of the University of Min- i) (-tt. 'i altis was the second year sinceI I 1318 Iht Lfa tternity scholastic av- Im~; hs lagged beChind that of other _v'aaes of inen and women grau...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1925 .. Published every morning except Monday luring thed niversit year by the Board in Control of Student Yublicetions. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatche, credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoff...…
…TUESAYJANUAR~Y 6, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 ll ,P ao v I STUBENTS FOMSOCIET~i'S u oore American Womena 4TO STUDY DANCE DAMA9'1 In Rouse Of Lords C irc le k II S 1 i I Pi Qttfline History Of Fencing Art l ": . . 4 . a ^. ... ": ,v. ;; . 5: ', rp'r:h x. P:' ' i" fi 1\i k . . 1 i. . ';.fl : : . ?, ,.. } I ' l:- .. yYt'.. i7 For the purpose of studying the dance drama, a new society has been organized under the influence, of Miss J...…
…4 PAkcE.SIX THE, MICHIGAN -DAILY I IL 1 on cm- a ! ,,.,.......,,,,, .............r ....... .. M , ' VAN" IP rSITY F1IE-DOWNS KEN TUCKY Slaughter Gains. BUT LSES bML ~Walter C~ III1II For the thirteenth time since he started picking his All American Wolverines Lose to Middies 31.29 ? Colonels -Lasy rrey for )ticliigan i teams, Walter Camp, (lean of football In Last 11Minute of Close Court 'quld, Losing by critics, honored...…
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…0 PAGE EIGHT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice the University. Copy received by the Assistant to 8:30 p.'nm. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday* Volume 5 ITPESI)AY, JANUARY (, 192#i to. all members of thxa P-esident until :NumbiJer 75: I Senate Council: The next regular meeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday, January 12, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's office. Frank E. Rolbbins, Secreta ry. j Chemi...…
