…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR. MiNICH-IGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1908. INo, 180. VOL. XVIII. SUCCESS ON DIAMOND; K FAILURE ON TRACK Michigan Vanquished at Eastern Linthicum Shuts Out Syracuse R Meet-Cornell Wins-Crowd to in One-Hit, Errorless Game, Welcome Team Tonight. Closing Baseball Season. Philadelphia, May 30.-MSihigan went By dee'tiiig Syracse yesterday after- dowitoIt inglorioustefeat ii the eatennoonii 2 too, 51ichigan repeated the (lie ...…
…:Ijc I . of Al. WiiiIn. VOL. V.. No. 172. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. SEXTON FOOLEDT~ HEM. PLUCKY "BILLY" HOLMyES CAUGHT WITH A SPLIT FINGER. How It Happened -How Blooming- ston Slugged the Ball-Shields Great Throw from Center Field- D. A. C. Park Has Seen Cornell Downed Twine Within a Year. Y(,stercday a. couple of b~g spieials carried tih' crowd over the' Michigan Central to Detcoit to sec thall'varsit...…
…be 'of, $uf> VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICR. THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1900. No. 181. Spring Announcement 14 19 J4C G. H. WILD & Co. We have just received or line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of 'Top Cats, Si- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. Wffe i...…
…i im Lim 0 o> A A O+ CD Y.. i, H ' 1 ! t e - r . ro C V G C a z d rn 't (~ J i H , - G C w ~~ 1 i / et) 1I C-o 01 vrT C L it 6; > L M... n NOMA rt Q 0 w p - . '= h Ocj V 0 0 - m m I . U!! ' 1 I_ I J i Y , i s " J '. . ' r V~ .., .. r-, ti , f " .- !I ./y!I y'rl ~ ^. r.... f _ ._ _r f,. I w -. "" .i- ,J1 -- tow .... _ .a : f_ r~ - ._ f _. -,. " ' I .. j is r -J r "J < '_" _ -- - -- ._ % J. ' ~ f I' _ "l ;.- ' =_ ._ H iJ H...…
…Wednesday. May 31, 1978 mD Sixteen Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents plus Supplement PSC bulb challenge in works By BRIAN BLANCHARD The Public Service Commission (PSC) plans to challenge the federal district court order which ended Detroit Edison's light bulb exchange program last Friday, but the state attorney general's office has not yet decided how to carry out that action. Robert Nelson, PSC Policy Director, said yesterday "we wil prob...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 18-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, May 31, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ford assures NATO of U.S. Commitmenits r Sweet sweet music Norman Blake fiddles for his supper last night at the Ark while accompanied by Nancy Blake on the guitar and a downpour of rain outside. The folksinger will also be perform- ing tonight and tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. ASSASSINATION NOT RULED OUT: Former general claims JFK BRUSSEL...…
… TRESSEL OUT: Embattled hi State oach resigns amidst accusins, alsac Arbor, MI ONE-HUNDRED-TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM Ann Weekly Summer Edition .._ _. IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO 1EWS Students spend their summers in U.S. and abroad 'U' programs prove to be an interesting way for students to spend the season. SEE PAGE 2 U.S. prisoner populations have exploded The U.S. prison system receives harsh criticism. SEE PAGE 4 Gaga performs ...…
…One hundred four years of editorialfreedom ummer Weekly Wednesday May 31, 1995 a, Judge may dismiss charges against Baker m Staff and Wire Reports nocence is "totally unrelated" to the decision to It now appears Cohn may dismiss all "So what is there in these words that would Federal Judge Avern Cohn said Friday suspend him. charges against Baker. express a threat of serious bodily harm?" Cohn 'the court is very skeptical" of the "That is...…
…Opinion 4 Michigan stem cell laws need to change Tuesday, May 31, 2005 Sports 10 Softball headed back Summer Weekly to Oklahoma City One-hundredfourteen years of editorialfreedom www. michikandlaily. com Ann Arbor, Michigan Vol. CXV, No. 127 02005 The Michigan Daily GOP formula would give U more fundig Proposed formula would lion higher education cut she made o c S 1.3 tuiton mor01°e in March. The University received $141 million to 'U' btt...…
…ERS AND 'ODAY L ~r Lw 43a 4:Datl IiAV AN!D N SERI ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1921. PRICE ANYrwaC a Y i ONDA 'HOUSE RNATIONAL ' AR FORMS TOPIC S8 OF PRES- Athltic frentors Honored At Game In honor of the men who have so ably directed Michigan athletics dur- ing the past year, yesterday was set aside as "Coach day", and the Uni- versity showed its appreciation of the splendid work accomplished by its Varsity mentors. WOLV...…
… F'HE WEATHER UNSETTLE~D-PROB- ABLY RAIN TODAY r f31fr qan &ritt UNITED P1 DAY AN1,NI, WIRE SERI, GiT lU F I t- VOL. XXVII. No. 173. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1917. PRICE FIVE CE GOVERNMENT STILL *HOPES TO CRUSH ANTI-WAR PLOTS Troops Stop Riot In Last St. Louis Five Infantry Companies and Cavalry Troops Patrol Sec. tion of City One FEDERAL AND STATE ON TRAIL OF RIOT TERS OFFICERS PLOT- LUMBERMEN FLEE TO ESCAPE REGIS...…
…_AT HER WARMER PF 4r ODAY No. 174. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1918. r r I MEN TO DO 0FF IN SEASON'S ICELEBRATION TO ASSEMBLE ON CAM- VARSITY BANID TO AD PROCESSION S" TO FOLLOW RAM AT HOLLOW es in Engineering College ed to Enable All to Participate es of the University will a the campus at .7:30 o'- it, to take part in the an- glht exercises. Shop class- engineering college have d tonight by order of Dean Cooley, in order ...…
…THE DAILY xO NEWS OF THE WORLD AND 'lE CAMPUS Nwi i 1 1 rr Y w..yr ll wll IIY 1 l " OP. Phones :--jitorial 2414 Bhisiness 960 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BY THE NEW YORK SUN VOL XXVI. No. 171. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1916. 1PRICE FIVE CEl F r ANNOUNCE EVENTS IN 1916SCHEDUL OF BIG REGATTA WILL EE hIELD ON HURON RIVER ABOVE BARTON DAM ON JUNE 10 ENTRIES DUE THURSDAY JUNE 8 Canoe and Swimming Races and Fancy, Diving Slated for Afternoo...…
…Ahr t r jai~kg Extra ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANSATU RDAY, :MAY rl, 1924 FOUR PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS II NNW MADE IN OLYMPIC TRYDUT FINALS GETS DECIISIO.N' SCORE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 R Michigani City, Ind., May 31-Ton., Omy Gibbos, the rugged1 Irshman ofI iscoisi A0 Q 0 ® 0 0 0 ® X 0St.Paul, ws given the referee's de- W iS O U S fl U XIoin over Georges Carplentier, :idol p 'y y9 In Fragin following a ten round fight ichig...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SHOWERS TODAI r e , t rt 4attx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AD NIGHT WI SERVICE VOl XXIX. No. 173. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. PRICE THREE CITY HONORS DEAD *IN lMANY fERYICE5 ON MEMORIAL DAY DETROIT CLERGYMAN DELIVERS ADDRESS IN HILL AUDITORIUM BOIH CIVIL AND WORLD WAR HEROES EULOGIZED Civil War Veterans Aided by Distribute Flwers at Cemeteries ScoutsI "Memorial Day is a memorable day. It has been celeb...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XXIV, No. 174. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1914. PRIC FIVE CENTS FAR MERS HAVE EGLORIOUS TIME ~~OWINNG8TI M. A. C. Rooters and Ball Players Cop Game Whle Michigan Men Listen to .Returns From East DODG E ASSUMES OLD ROLE OF "TAMER OF WOLVERINES" Lungren's Charges Stage Imitation of Diamond Clash; Result Is Disastrous Some score or more Aggies, baseball players and rooters, had a glorious time on /Ferry field...…
…THE WEATHER MAN east For Ann Arbor: urday-Fair and warmer; coolI rly winds at sundown. T h~ihigan Daily ONLY MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR .XXIII, No. 174. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS GENTS CLAIM RESOLUTIONS FAVOR ENTERING CONFERENCE Says it is First Official 'loward a Resuniption of Membership in the "Fold." Step ,L NOT MAKE CONCESSIONS THA T HUMILIATE MICHIGAN. .ent Members of Athletie Consider M...…
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…AeNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN..\\VI 1'el > i 6) i Vol. XXI. No. 171. VARSITY'S CLOUTING "SALTS" GAME EARLY Farmers' Ambitions Smothered By Big Lead Taken in Two First Innings WOLVERINES PLAY STRONG BALL ers, wgho hope txlehane ilther\ahleice petiearite ex nsete f the Isettee fil gass plits tle iirday ate iroo, the Aggier erectitivestakicitg;the' siorti sistnt lou ingb l i ttcif lichigcei' wacriors bIreelghtiiseentruesg and a wel laneitryibeftre tie...…
…Alk c he . of 'UESDAY, MAY 31, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTS. VOL. VIII. No. 182. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T At Wild's Spring selections just arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO.108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Prescriptio n-s The value of prescriptionsdepends on how they have been filled. Good drugs and skillful pharma- cists are necessary. Weguaranteethe uniformstrength and purity of every drug in our ...…
…Die . Of VOL.. 1.-No. 172. OUR SUBSTITUTES WERE DE- FEATED. The U. of M. Team is Detained by a Railroad Wreck, end 0. A. C. Plays Cornell in Her Stead. UNIVTERSITY OFAHCflIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY P1I, 1>92. I Republican Club Election. j 'VARSITY FIELD DAY. The law boilding on Saturday A Trifle Slow-The Athletes that night was the scene of a lively meet- Took the Medals. 1 ig.The seating capacity was tfob lle annual'V.arsity lielil Da> smiall to a...…
…. i , ,yy+y, .. , j s . t F / , h j w fl > g E ; t ,j,. ' '' ,y r. . :' VOL. III.-NO. 1 7 4. Voc. 11.-N 114. UIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, MAY 31, 1893. PIE HE ET PRICE, Tat., EE OllrYrs. WE LOSE IN THE ELEVENTH. !ints'glhe pitched a strong game, and( GRAND WAGNER CON'CENTI ___-his hatting tlct the team. Btest in Cornell VWins the Second Canto byI left field made a fine ronning catch. Lohengrin and the Flying Dutch- aC01o.e Score in...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy and warmer. ossible showers in north por- ion today and tonight. Si ian Iit ~ Editorials Disarmament Conference And Existing Imperialism . VOL. XLIV No. 177 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sectionalism Is Attacked By President Roosevelt Sounds Note For National Solidarity In Memorial Day Speech Thousands Attend Gettysburg Talk Roosevelt Is Greeted By 85 -Year - Old Woman Who SangTo ...…
…Nritans o fael Ninety-five years of editorial freedom Vol. XCV, 'No. 9-S ThehganDily Friday, May 31, 1985 Fifteen Cents Twelve Pages MSA forms internalreview committee By KERY MURAKAMI " * Layman, would stagger terms of Citing several problems - includingCUes turnover rate as bggest roblem representatives. Under the plan, g rpssome?5 p o n representatives u d be eplan, a high turnover rate among its mem- bers, deficiencies in its structure, a...…
…The Michigan Daily Vn[ XC. Nn 17-S Ann Arbor, Michigan- -Saturday, May 31, 1980 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Conspiracy suspected in shooting of Jordan From AP and UPI FORT WAYNE, Ind.-Police ran ballistics test, yesterday on a .30-06 rifle seized from a motorcyclist, whilea reinforced team of FBI agents in- vestigated possible conspiracy in the sniper attack on National Urban League president Vernon Jordan. Doctors said the 44-year-old Jord...…
… Re-elect By DIANE LEVICK The bumper sticker on the sheriff's department cruiser said "Re-elect Doug Harvey." The bumper stickers on other sheriff's cars read the same. Unfair? Un- ethical? Illegal? "There's no law against it," says Sheriff Douglas Harvey. "It's being done all over the United States. Some sheriffs even have their names painted on county cars." Asked if he thinks putting campaign stickers on county cruisers is fair to his oppo...…
…THE Summer Daily Vol. LXXXIlI, No. 16-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, May 31, 1973 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages UOIIY r-rauuoto y U I r M AK L-N 300 tons of coal were left lying near the intersection of Liberty and First streets yesterday when a Penn Central freight train derailed there. Nobody was injured in the mishap, but three parked cars Big c lea U p ob a hea were crushed. Police rerouted traffic around the intersection, but city officia...…
…THE Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXIV, No. 17-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, May 31, 1974 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Nixon denies Gesell evidence co-operation Probers say silence implies guilt WASHINGTON (A' - President Nixon again claimed the right yes- terday to decide whether papers subpoenaed for the criminal trial of former aides should be surren- dered even if failure to do so means "that these cases must ultimately be dismissed." And he cautioned ...…
…[The M hi n D ttVol. LXXXIX, No. 21-S Ya a Thursday, May 31, 1979 6 Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents U' Hospital cautious in dispensing DES by ADRIENNE LYONS The drug diethylstilbestrol (DES), now known to increase cancer risk in the daughters of women who take it, was dispensed at the University's Health Ser- vice during the late 1960s and early 1970s as part of an experiment. DES still is dispensed at University Hospital as a "mor...…
…michigandaily.com Thursday, May 31, 2018 INDEX Vol. CXXVII, No. 118 | © 2018 The Michigan Daily michigandaily.com NEWS .................................... OPINION ............................... ARTS/NEWS ......................... MiC......................................... SPORTS................................ MICHIGAN IN COLOR Real Representation “It’s hard to be a strong woman. Even harder to be a strong Black woman.” >> SEE...…
…TIEMICHIG8AN DAILY ' G. H. Wild Comfpany Our Spring 98 line of fine Imported and Domestic IWOOLENSI Is now ready. it includes all the latest Novelties, Shades and Up-to-Gate Patterns in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade, Grays and Fancy Blues. Your patronage respectully solicited. G. H. Wild Comipally 311 SuthbSae Street THERES STILL TIME TO GET YOUR E ngraved Cards And n iot have a hurry - upI' jotb done. Otr work is the finest tha-t c...…
…THE U. OF 11.L DAILY. Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the College year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OrrICE: Times building N. Main st., opposite post office. EDITORS. J. A. LEtios, '96, Managing Editor. A. 'V. SMrTn, Special, Assistant. W, A. SeeLL,,'06 L, Assistant. E. K. SU~NDERAND, '06, Assstant. Hi. COLnMAN, '97, Athletic Editor. G. B. ItanneSOx,'06L, Business Manager. L. R. HAMBLEN, .00 L. Asstant. Associate Editors. H. A. D...…
…2 THE UNIVE118ITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY M1 A r Prof. Krause, of Lripsir. Germany, aod LOOK TO US 411 s expecs to ooneunoder his tfficient to- 3 W tilage for two or threre'-ears more. Prof. Pubilsbed Daily fSundays excepted) during the Krause has bseome murio attaced to Cottege yer, at him and thinkoverry highly of his talrnto THE UNIVERSITY OF MICIG AN had ability, soying, that he rxprrts him GrpecE: The Inland Press, Henning Btock. to berrome o...…
…x ~THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 1,l. I111111 "4total. RAIlN OR SHINE - T iurn. Icllr, noA: scric~ehit, i The ''o '' $3.O00 Shoe is the shoe Ii u iokto M ih insiris( hiul ri t51i11{l4 \115t ( )td45, p vies to wear when the weather is uncer- P o 110 i li i 0 0'ill~i 'an11Kti l out. I undgroein 1 by - luy tan, A littie rain doesn't hurt it ' the 1heart 1 11 of 111every1110 y~eia Ip l 't Iv ,l~t n als y I ind-'ou (iby while it affo s plenty o...…
…Page 2-Wednesday, May 31, 1978-The Michigan Daily ACCUSED OF PASSING DEFENSE SECRETS Russians indicted on spy charges NEW4RK, N.J. (AP)-Two Russians who work at in prison on conspiracy charges. On each of two counts as garbage. their country's U.N. mission were indicted by a federal of obtaining information, they could get 10 years in THE NAVY OFFICER, working with the FBI, grand jury yesterday on charges of obtaining U.S. prison and a $10,000...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 31, 1975 In the ne, Internationa LONDON - Frank Sinatra, who can- celed his West Berlin concert last week following press attacks on him, won bouquets from London's critics yester- day for his performance in the Royal Albert Hall. He also derided German press descriptions of him as a "super gangster." "They're gangsters," Sina- tra told the audience. "What gives with these Germans anyway? I've don...…
…Tuesday, May 31, 2011 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com STUDYING ABROAD Students spend their summers around the world V opp sti inte arious summer the workers around the villa speak Italian to us, and all the )ortunities allow shopkeepers in town speak Ital- ian," Biltz wrote. "I believe that udents to study, I will become more comfortable with my speaking abilities as the 'rn and volunteer days go on, though Iknow that my accent is sti...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily -Wednesday, May 31, 1995 BAKER Continued from page 1 80-year-old woman," Cohn said. Yates pointed to one message Baker wrote as an indication Baker and Gonda planned to commit sexual attacks like those described in Baker's stories. "Just thinking about it anymore doesn't do the trick ... I need TO DO IT," a message from Baker to Gonda stated. Cohn suggested that Baker was find- ing that masturbation was no longer sat- ...…
…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, May 31, 2005 ROTrads celebrate SUMMER FUN IN ANN ARBOR 4 By Muhammad Saleem Khan For the Daily Since 1917, formal military train- ing has been given at the University through its Reserve Officers Train- ing Corps program, which has now graduated many officers and contin- ues to produce many more. With the recent graduation, the ROTC program continued its long tradition of producing college gradu- ates who ar...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY 1an ati OF THE UNIVERSITY HIGAN ept Monday duin the Univer- of Student Pubiaion*. .SSOCIATED PRESS lusivelT entitled to the use for es credited to it or not otherwise al news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second rA Street. 300 words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of publishedin The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. ve no consideration. No man- riter incloses postage. y endorse the s...…
… TH £1I C iVIkURzA'N UL),~ )1 L, TAh tc Fl nn l ro se s Offcialewspaer3t the Uiest f~a i n ad Mi, aga e evey m, FIRMcep V Mnday dring tc uiersit ya.A r- are the Correct thing for.thatdance or party.Have tee at te post-offce att Aror s hPO N R VN secnd-cass matter. L TETSY S a pair tailored to your measure at D - i-&ro Pes idM aub" A LW RKG A A T E "Want d. station;: marry s; tta t'Su,£A I r H . o _._ o e TewDeltaCar. tat.and4rPack7d. G.a ...…
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…THE ~MICHIGAN DAILY, r , ur Ease o_' Mi- d ; f i A'T 1 I :00 mmmummmdm=mr I I I" I '' I 113;1"t"p I jjl:j,,4m Self-posses in ..1?_.cpL. rs/o alf 7.-ici-. Ly depends large upon.theAclothes you wear.t wie are youryt lor1 is youxii lashaTta ling that comesrit l.D1NG MER(J1 N I ALO.SSTAT.1LE ST. ^':i: NAM '"° " -y ,r fY q 'ma'y ° Zw 2 __ r: '{ r r' n a' t . Now ;.I t, th i ) Oto r(ler your1 Plate and 100 Crd a,1.0to$30 100 Card 6s ...…
…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vorid's Recordsc Bet9 IF tered In Friday i na M HNMAN S S TIME T if tie was w°on by Paul W. Jones, Illi- 111nois _A. C., w ho took six firsts, while th--;t be_ t 'his opponent, William _Span- enberg of Detroit "Y", could do was our.131AIE Carter (Chicago A. A.), third; ,innick (Millet A. C.), fourth,. ":2:52. Saylor The May Festival, As Seen.In ; W I Uu1 U Wold's records were bettered onl three o...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY UATURDAY, F#= VICIAL 4 NWSPAPER AT 'THEX UNIVE~RSITY OF MICHIGAN fshed every morning except Monday the university year by the Board in lof Student Publications. ER OF TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled use for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credited paper and also the local news pub- herein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, an, as becond class matter. cription...…
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…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. SpringTGIE U. OF M. DAILY LEt r, la tttt ) i-l to t Siattro Spring!Jg r MAAIGEDITOR, P~i i igel4t iid moltt EARLE I. IOL;STOIN. '03. (0illEti i' illeit o BUSINESS IIANAtSCR ItOSCOEB. HIUSTON, EDITORS Athletic (CiNRL 1NEWS j It ,tts withi ta.t adI1)10 111 sitisfIvit I,,~ that Miehiga it studts .,Idteat f'ant Ann 'tricor 't'ttTennis Rackets he Iu c If itic tie neat it l'11aThese Rackhets are in ate by Irk-?I~f n...…
