… SlIg day, row. The Weather ht rise in temperature to- possibly showers tomor- Jr A6F A6F 4 t"RWI .Altr an Dati Editorials Bringing Up Congress. Strike By Business? , , VOL. XLVIII. No. 139 ANi ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Long-Awaited Sanitation Bill Gets Approval Of CityCouncil Board Of Health Will Have The Power Of Licensing And Inspecting Places Fraternities Exenmpt From Fee Payment Wide powers to impose...…
… The Weatfiet Ra in today; tomorrow mostly cloudy, possibly rain in south- east portion. i:l I r Litiga ~Iai1r Editorials President Conant On Liberty . . VOL. XLVH No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937 x t PRICE FIVE CENTS Peace Council Finally Makes 2-Point Truce ithAnderson Will Identify Local Rally With National Move In Only One Resolution Petition Circulation Will Be Permitted Overcoming what seemed last week to be an...…
…I The 'Weather Fair today, not so cold in afternoon; tomorrow unsettled and warmer, probable showers. LL iflftr1 igau I~4at®; Editorials Dormitories And The Working Student ... Today's Tre tis... I PRICE-FIV- CEN-- VOL. XLVI No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1936 PRICE. FIVE CENTS Great Britai40n, France Split Seen Possible Large French Ariy Kept In Service Preliminary To Geneva Negotiations Breaches In Italian Sa...…
…AL., 2r=t]C Ib I MEMBER ASSOCIATED) PREPS .......... . . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932 WEATHER: Fair today. PRICE FIVE - .. This mass meeting on the steps of the Columbia university library was called to urge a student strike in protest against expulsion of Reed Harris, editor of the Spectator, student publication. Reed was ousted by school authorities because he failed to prove to their satisfaction the truth of gditor...…
…4 ESTABLISHED 1890t Jr .:ice 4 ~Ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED I EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 137 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS CERMAK SELECTED MAOR OFCHFICAG BY 191,000 VOTES Democratic candidate Victorious Over Big Bill' Thompson in Windy City Race. ENDS WILD CAMPAIGN Defeat Means Political Oblivion for Incumbent; Was Pledged Never to Run Again. Bulle...…
…ESTABLISHED F 1890 Jr Lwr4b 43ait MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CHA NDI'S LEADERS UNDER A RREST AS SALT FIGHT RAGES Nationalist Leader Remains Free in Spite of Growing Threat of Immediate Capture. POLICE ARE THREATENED First Judicial Sentence Is Passed on Violators of Monopoly; . Proves Severe. (By Associated Press) BOMBAY, India, April 7.-Three of Maha...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 S ir dtaiA&I l MEMBER - ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 139 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1927 EIGHT PACES PRICE FIVE CENTS QOVERNMEMTS BATHER WARSHIPS Vl H&KO TO PROTET CITIZENS AIERICAN, JAPANESE, BRITISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN CRAFT MAKE UP FLEET SOVIET EMBASSY RAIDED Russian Consul Says Diplomatic Corps May Move From Peking'o Seat Of Cantonese Government (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Apri...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A an ALp MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS a MUSSOLINI ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY AS WOMAN FIRES SHOT' I FACIST L2EAD)ER IS AS HIE SALUTES IN, Ro-ME ATTACKED CROWD ASSAILANT IS HELD Bullet Passes Through Nostrils, But Dictator Has Wound Dressed 3 And Returns To Capitol (By Associated Press) ROME, April 7.-Benito Mussolini, ...…
…DEDICATED t TO JUSTICE C1,00f It6 i~atiluj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 143 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ___ f I r "d Y EIGHT MICHIANpIProposed LevyOn F MN WI N PIncrease Present Not only would it be unwise policy for the French government to adopt the proposed levy on capital, but its IN OE HO'ITadoption would further increase the present financial and poli...…
…Y RAIN; ANO TUBE CHAN'GE I p7I B kAv Iaittj ASSOCIA' WESTERN C0 EDITORIAL AS EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, CHANGES MADE IN GRADE 1SYS TEM AT FACULTY MEETING, REQUIREMENTS VOR RADUATION INCREASEW'TO RAISE STANDARDS DISMISSAL POSSIBLE NOW WITHOUT WARNING Registrar Hall Explains New "E" Rul- ings Will Not Taike Effect Until February, 195 Graduation requirements for the literary college...…
…I ) COLDER )AY Ahr ol att A PRESS PAY AND NIGHT II SERVICE 133. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. PRICE FIVE C PREMI BRINGS HOPE TO ENGLISH BOR SITUATION LLOYD GEORGE GVES RENEWED PROSPECT OF AVERTING CRISIS PLAN EXPEC TED TO BE MEANS OF SETTLEMENT Labor Party Urges Members to Stand by Miners Against Power of Organized Capital (By Associated Press) London, April 7. - Another day of tense alternation of hope and fear end- ed wi...…
…I. TED r iAfr iOa til COLD TODAY raaw+.w u .c A Ja . PRESS DAY AND)NIGHT NS SERVICE X No. 138. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920. PRICE THREE t, -E ARRESTE PLOT AGAINST EXI CAN STAT The Play 's the Thing" Quite w Applicable to "George Did It GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES WIDE REVOLUTIONARY PLOT 6 CHARGES VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS United States Army Authorities Play Large Part in Discovering Villistas' Plans (By Associate...…
…[E DAILY RY MORNING $1.00 LOCAL The Michigan Daily I SUBSCRIBE NOW I$1.00 No. 138. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY-, APRIL 4; 1915. PRICK PIVE GENTS. PRICE FIVE CENTS. _ _ x DOCTORS PLACE BAN ONVARSITY HURLER Ferguson's Ear in Delicate Condition; Medical Men Fear That Noisy Trip Might Affect His Hearing CASWELL MAY FIND PLACE ON LIST WHEN COACH PICKS TEAM Varsity Wallops Second Team with 17 to 1 Connt; Brandell Hangs Up Five Runs "C...…
…The Ic iganDal y \\\ hi ff hill lit \N Il- i-I) h--i--il-- --f( N . t-tf VoI . X . No. r, 8. PJ.u.1k. Ii1iUI.~ijJ..i ft \N II fit 11ff ifi\fVN PLANS COMPLETED FOR UNION CIRCUS Monster Parade Morning of May 8; Big Show Follows; Vaude- ville in the Evening. hn~m theburt f th fa-fa edfircuhs l im lccr, a d i. nm ord r t l t( c toi ' llr t M i iiga I. Ilon 1 lI t t a tci n rc lti e otil tarlt igh \If1 fil h ctt l l th Viiat lt I' it Ittn iin f...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 19o8. No, 143. NEB DIAM ND OPEN and then etired to Ferry field where, [ inl t company with Tower, he did several WITH CEREMONIAL lapeito great shape;esrte"r. SRN Fizarci, "and switl aatlittle ottdoor triting 1I o't think tiere is a man ____ Maiden Game Played at Ferry ests ostywh casetho atIi Would Substitute Tying Up" dit aite He is improing in enutrance frRc tn -u ...…
…The Michigan .,Daily A\NARBIOR, MICHIGAN.. SL\DAY, IRJL 8,1906. 50.XVI. No. 138. '.OCT)' GOAx~M. s plxins of ictoriousanxd lanquished Teamxs at La t.Night's hex / -ACULT'Y GUESTS AT INVITATION MEET oe Did Not Compete-Gradle Cham- pion Fencer-Exhibition by Henry Schulte, the German Hercules. Ia. I cxenxxg lhe faculty werexcguests af the athletic association at the maita- ,ixionimeet.Ahie it seveiniutdred guests Were present andii wititess...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH.. SATURDAY. APRIL x8, 1905 No. 1 37 CLASS BATTLE TONIGHT xiiSiii>\i. iSNTRDLIE i1ierciass Meet Promises to be the Best Ever Class Relay Championship Also to be Decid- ed -Jiu-Jitsu Match and Gym Team Are Other Attractions. Iwk~rcin hld p linnty ona lnnt in iAl lilin ti ll t" selet t the 1 tome "hut - P, epr itlixthe tri Famous Iowa Statesman Appeared on S. L.A. Course Last Night Large and Appreciative Audienc...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOF, MIlCH., FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1904. No. 138 RIJB3N~iLIS POSED. Y. M. C. A. ELECTION NO CHANGE IN BASEBALL. Tl UNLSSUl The annual election of Il envr IThehbae hall sqadolpt in another ____ At Ferry Field Training Quarters- ity will le held Thurs ay evnn, ilyon the "ai gotndtdiamndnilye- A Description of That interesting but Relay Candidates Ran-Good Dis- Altf1J- 'The jelow it 'i n at: tdat IThe usual -routine b...…
…[ " 0 m mANMLAr 'IL us Me D RL0 Nt. 142 " PROF. PATTENGILL TALKS ANTN ARBOR~, IGH.. WEl)NES)< Y, APRIL . 1903 ilO Chariman of thte Board of Con- :orol Be Gives His Opiniono of the Presett 'rouble lit liii lii tei'1'ttilo'I st -ve21ilt- Ili &itill. if ( lttsit if Altlle- tiui a1d 5i~ PltI t'ii' o it stiy teoirdlilf'' I# riltsttituiiiit p)CPressiet-.Tii l-v,-Or of thi s I'i i ittttsiitrtili - t ile1! s111t i h Ittiiessl: t - Itt i itnelensipi li...…
…~z4* IL 8,1$~O. I"T ~~~ANN ARBOR. MIC.jMO4NOA ,APRI ,1i~.d n '~ ' V4SI S LEAtRU Mrs. Kelley s Address*r 'S COUNJTRY RACE i'higa n Agaiz* Metu Detroit Aieft- riF e l se ryfTekAmsLoigfrWg I "nLaur,-rcieSnappy the National Consumtier's l,-eage d mo--Team Will Train Durig he 1gbl-t r tA1 iuf wl $fierdY "glivefre etihe oadtbrsnlast vi $etrdytonorlyolca rac.Spring Vaation t-*btql aswW nt° d g sr' i .11ongs Detro t wil lapiyere -gaiwt t y un-i3911fat...…
…She Ut oo9 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, M~ICH., MONDAY, APRIL , 1900. No. 146. ATHLETIC ELECTION. Indiana University is met. The fair Chicago Engineers to Banquet Springgrounds are so poor for baseball that The following letter has been sent Spring ~~The Board for Next Year is Chosen little can be expected of the infielderstoalUiesyofMhgn en Announcem ent Te at a TFame Election,n h rosar ay hte annual election of the Athletic the errors will continue af...…
…VOL. IX, No. 143. U ALNIT, of ANN ARBOR, MICH., SJATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1899. G7. H. WILDCO DEBATINGCHAMPIONS. Will announce that we have now Michigan Wins From Chicago in Central receiveil our Spring and Summier Woolens. Our stock for the incoco Debating League Final. ing season is the largest swe have ever [S.PEcuAc TO THSE U. OF I. DAIL.Y.] showvc, is exclusive and iconfined, in CHICAGO, April 7, 11:50 i. 'n.--Unauimsns verdict seas hoth fo...…
…Auk Ah FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTS. VOL. VIII. NO. 138. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, I RE OA FT EU FM1 'Varsity Defeated. A Warm Election. A t" E- W ild's RM VLO H .O Bay City won their first game of the The annual election of the Athletic SrigslcinjutaredAdvocated By tile Detroit T[rib- serien yesterdlay by a ntore of t0 to 5. Association will tahe place Saturday Sprig slectonsdustA~rivec streak of hatting and lock o their afternoon at 1:...…
…c t1 APWIF ip VOL. VII. No. 147. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDSAY, APRIL 8, 1897. FouR PAGES-3 CENTS. I I.. COMEN~MEI WVV IL D N vel-Pres. A. S. IDraper, of Illinois, Received a full line of aste, fr S in Snitel. Has Been Secured. and. Trouserings It l;been. announced that theliiiUi- vetrsty has secured Andrew Sloan 18 0 7Vapes,,L. p.,iresidlent of the U'ni- -estity of Ilinoj, to deliver' the rain G0. 2 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAINns'cccss'ut ...…
…ASOMIN... I 91k.* 4ARW -dam tt I C t I I Yl .. VOL. VTI. NO. 1, ). A NN ARBOR, MICHIGOAN, WEDNESDAY, AU8TL x i 0 lout t~-ii lNS - a - "()1IlENS Ii LAN I)ER ON()SALE.1of.t ot-1iet ily of' 1 ihi ,111. hi lNINETY-SIX ItALL1A~irLMIIOUT #9___________ teo lii-tothe Inumberi,0 l"i enil iite______ O1BICYCLES. 4,Letters Alp errmTet iitwii c 1i.1.Iorte1.WllB iteto ~etusa 8914 W eiesi eioi!Iv n t o e th e 1_ _il i43 prpu__,to lote atti' i~ii fnr(lit...…
…VoL. V. No. 137. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1895. SIX PAGES-PaICE 3 CENTS. SEASON'S FIRST BALL GAME ISI PRENTISS MADE PRESIDENT OF MICHIGAN'S EASY VICTORY. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATON. __________ _______Ir CO-EDS CONFIDENT OF SECUR- FLINTERMAN WON THE ANNUAL ING GYM ANNEX THIS YEAR. SENATE TROPHY CONTEST. Albion Defeated 21-3-Candidates $1,01317 In the Athletic Treasury Show Up Well-Co-ed Gym A. A. Officers-Winners of g Prospects Are Go...…
…4h /,qqwr IRW* of AT.L VOL. 11.-No. 14f0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1893. PRIC , THREE CENTS. TH ER AC. guests were entertained. The gay THE MUSEUM EXHIBIT, ___ scene wvas illumined by twelve large Noalrolcin fSufdMi HareHomae Pad tothe odsarc lights, and occasionsally, by thse mats and Birds for the Worlds- R eomsic ad otheDne.Go psrotecisnics from thse heavens with- Fi- oMuianthDac. out. The exhsibit in Chicago will be_...…
…je U1. of sut. W1ail I. Vos. IL.-No. 1:ls. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1892. The Thought News. porter. So the chasm between edu- and will prepare its pupils for any cation and life, between theory and school its the country, although On or about Apjril 22 tttere wil practice, is bridged over once and closely connected weiths Vale thtrotught CR issute fron thte press intshlis city a forever. Rf.IE. P. its board of trustees. newsp...…
…Of , n. Wiai p. ai.. I.-ti«. 1:,15. U NVEIZSITY OF'!IMICIIII XN, WE DNESDAY. APRZII. ,tl tiai+,, Tiui-:c:Cc: i-r. t Secretary Wade's lImprovement.i;,C ostuc tol of in taddition to tight ner ao, otiecamiipiis prese nt- - ll iiectioiiof detl -it idi "d aver unatrativeapparane. N-ili the.Bilerii tclitAilarras< ii ieu X ar--n part iof it ii it init-, tl i' l ~tti Iral siatic. iI i i iiiii and l iereriii - r iaeancwttsh oftw n Iii of the icnii i ii...…
