…'I, CLOUDY AND WARMER TODAY L 'Rupp, itFAi 1 ti ASSOCIATED I and WESTERN CONF EDITORIAL ASSO ,' # y VOL. XXXIV. No. 132 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, F1 ..,. _ . PRESSES CLIMS IN NW PTITION PRESENT PLEA FOR, IMMEDIATE ACTION BY SENATE COUNCIL SAY FAVORABLE MOVE MEANS FORWARD STEP Again Request Right of Preliminary 'hearings in Discipline Cases Members of the Student council un- animous...…
…THE MI . -: f L JL t.. ,_ I~ bIT I J I.IE TODAY Uis How Graft Swept Internal Revenue Ranks. 5000 EDUCATORS NORTHWESTERN SELECTS UFFI HFRF S( NPRIZ1E ESSAY WINNERlS r '; I ate and National Bodies Will Hold I Joint Meetings During Three Da3- Session ARCHAEOLOGICAL GROUP TO HOLD FIRST GATHERING More than 50 delegates are expected attend the conferences of the chigan State Archeological, Ameti- 1 Anthropological (Central section), I the...…
…'y THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..~..... t ............. . VA TEA ROOM, WILL BENEFIT LEAGUE "Checkerboard Inn" W117 be Conduct- ed April 4 at Betsy Daurbour Dorndtory LUJNCHTEON, DINNER WILL BE SERVED; BRASS ARTICLES SOLD) IHeads. Music Clubs "Checkerboard Inan," serving lunch-. eon and 'dinner, conducting a sale of brass articles in the afternoon, and sponsoring a dance in the evening will be opened by the Women's League for one day, April 4, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAfLY THURSDA s MARCH 27, 1924 x ___. - ... -o. ...o .w. EWSPAPER of THE {ITY OF MICIGAN y morning except M1ondlay ersity year by th1e Board in ltPublications. Xestern Conference Editorial 'd Press is exclusively en- for republication of all news :ed to it or not othertwise aper and the local new,.s Pub e postoflice at Ann Arbor. and class matter. Specil rate ed by Third Assistaint Pos-I by carrier, $3.$0o; by mail.I Arbor Tres...…
…i! THE MICHIGAN DAILY I, PAGE F1 _.. . - l1Cdtnds 'nannll?,On ofClee C~ol"' headE SINCLAIR AND HIS LEGAL AIDES 1 1k1 1r LAU~i F IN'lEiREST f; BLAMESTRIN( Washington, D. C., Marsh 26.--Dr. Nicholas Murray Butle, presiden t of Columbia unliver.,ty, has issued al statement corlnie-ding the nation- wide organization of college Repub- lican clubs under thie College Bureau of the Republican national committee. Dr. Butler, notad educator a...…
…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY .:j ro- 11 Li, --- ---- olimall WIN" + .ri.. .. .. 11 I morn""mmirmnint'n'. Auuumumui X , .*x i --' -- A ,,. ; , ._ I CLASS A TEAMS TO MEET HERE IN STATE TOURNAMENT TONIGHT Eight Teams Will Play in First Roundj In Waterman (Gymniasium Tonight DRAWINGS WILL BE MADE AT 8 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON Eight teams, champions of the var- ious districts of the state, will start play tonight in the class A int...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAI ... - - -- __________________________________________________ ge n ii mu *t*r~ru mL I1 IL IY PH IAL UULLHII tion in~ the Blulletin la constructive notico to aill members of iveralty. Copy reeeived by tb AF.iptan tc the ?"'-*adept 'until m. (11:30 a. in. Satu r~au- j 4 THURSDAY, MTARCH 27, 1924 Number 132 I .Directing Aide Of Pan-America n Union Is Named I WHAT'S GOING ONPWOWo EIn;IIOI,1 Ur FOANCE11 All persons or so...…
