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| ID | 1927-01-17 |
| Title | The Daily Lariat (Waco, Texas), Vol. 29, No. 71, Monday, January 17, 1927 |
| Series Title | The Lariat |
| Date | 1927-01-17 |
| Editor-in-chief | Boothe, Horace W. (Editor-manager) |
| Staff | Business: William P. Wallace (Advertising mgr.), Surrey [i.e. Surry] R. Hunt (Accountant), Wallace Morris (Circulation) -- Editorial: Morris Roberts (Managing editor) ; Robert S. Wright (News editor) ; Dave Cheavens (Copy editor) ; Sam Whitlow (Sports editor) ; Issue editors: Eugene Lambert, Ralph Fritz -- Departments: Lucille Hicks (Society), Harlow Rouse (Reviews) -- Reporters: Jack McWilliams, Margaret Aynesworth, James Skinner, Tom Averyt, Richard Wall, Alison Harrison, James Easterling, Bradford Smith, B.W. Quinn, R.J. Smith, Zelma Scott, Lois Estes, Stuart Boyd, Roger Swann, Harold McDonald, Jaimie [i.e. Jaime] Benson, J.L. Hampton, Wallace Morris, A.J. Hamilton, Fred Hartman, Ivey Foster -- TODAY: Chick Lambert (Issue editor) -- [MAGAZINE SECTION: J.C. Smyth (Editor), Virginia Kirkpatrick (Associate editor)]. |
| Pricing | 1 year / $3.00 |
| Content Description | Student newspaper from Baylor University that includes local, state and campus news along with advertising. |
| Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
| Total Pagination | 4 |
| Resource Type | Newspaper |
| Format | Text |
| Language | English |
| CONTENTdm file name | 33420.cpd |
Description
| ID | 1927-01-17_01 |
| Title | The Daily Lariat |
| Date | 1927-01-17 |
| Contents | Main Headlines: Zero hour approaches in Waco-Baylor endowment campaign: local Baylor drive will start Tuesday at Raleigh luncheon ; President S.P. Brooks makes address at noon today before Rotary Club ; leaders are ready ; districts will be assigned and final instructions given at meeting tomorrow / Chick Lambert -- Appreciation class to discuss Schubert -- Professor Pool fills pulpit at Turner Church -- Crooks established school in London's East End: locksmith with 30 years (sic) experience chosen as teacher -- Juniors to discuss plans for banquet: president urges class members not to miss important session at 7 tonight -- Little Theatre will hold business meet -- Kentucky wolf hounds sold in Southwest -- Brooks Hall chess tourney will start 7 o'clock tonight: four games will be played each night this week at 7 and 8 o'clock -- Fletcher discusses each step in development of poetry, reads own poems -- Round-Up launches contest today to select eight beauties: contest will close Friday with winter carnival festival ; classes will nominate four candidates each to enter race for beauty section -- Dr. Owen R. Lovejoy to speak January 20: Sociology Department will bring "The Children's Statesman" to lecture -- First B.Y.P.U.'s to have weiner roast -- $1200 pledged by noon in campus drive: leaders jubilant as pledges pour in for endowment campaign ; only results up to noon have been tabulated, complete returns Tues. ; average pledge $24 ; one campus organization may give $500, Finney enthusiastic over results -- Band will not buy sweaters this year for spring uniform -- Miss Hensler plays to Seventh-James classes. |
| Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
| Page Number | 1 |
| Language | English |
| CONTENTdm file name | 33416.pdf |