Arbitration under the New North Carolina Arbitration Statute -- The Uniform Arbitration Act

The arbitration statute which was enacted by the legislature of North Carolina at its last session is the Uniform Arbitration Act which was drafted by the Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws and recommended to the legislatures of the several states for adoption. It has also been formally approved by the American Bar Association. It has been adopted in Nevada (1925), Utah (1927), Wyoming (1927) and North Carolina (1927). In most, if not all, important particulars this act differs from the arbitration statutes which have been recently enacted in other jurisdictions as follows: The United States Arbitration Act (1925), effective January 1, 1926, the New York Arbitration Law (1920), and the arbitration statutes of New Jersey (1923), Massachusetts (1925), Oregon (1925), Territory of Hawaii (1925), California (1927) and Pennsylvania (1927). Without intending to minimize the importance of the other particulars in which the Uniform Act departs from the arbitration statutes last cited, it is proposed to report first what appears to have been regarded by the Commissioners and by the American Bar Association as the most important matter of difference between the two classes of arbitration statutes. That matter of difference assumes the further importance that the American Bar Association expressly repudiated the position which it had taken on the question in connection with the United States Arbitration Act when it approved the Uniform Act

Designació dels lectotipus de Pseudochazara williamsi (Romei, 1927) (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae) i Carcharodus tripolinus (Verity, 1925) (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae: Pyrginae) de la col·lecció d'Ignasi de Sagarra dipositada al Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona

Es designa el lectotipus de Pseudochazara williamsi (Romei, 1927) procedent de la localitat típica de Puerto del Lobo, Sierra Nevada, Granada, Andalusia, Espanya i el de Carcharodus tripolinus (Verity, 1925) procedent de la localitat típica de Garian plateau, Trípoli, Líbia.The lectotype of Pseudochazara williamsi (Romei, 1927) is designated, from its typical locality of Puerto del Lobo, Sierra Nevada, Granada, Andalucia, Spain. The lectotype of Carcharodus tripolunus (Verity, 1925) is designated, from its typical locality of Garian plateau, Tripoli, Libya

Wofford College Catalogue, 1925-1926

WOFFORD COLLEGE Seventy-Second Year Catalogue 1925-1926 Announcements 1926-1927 Band & White, Printers Spartanburg, S

Über die Rekonstruktion von Sergej Prokofjews Filmmusik zu Alexander Newski (UdSSR 1938, Sergej Eisenstein)

Seit dem Jahre 2000 veranstaltet die Europäische Film-Philharmonie Film-Konzerte, bei denen „klassische“ Stummfilme, beispielsweise Fritz Langs METROPOLIS (1927), Friedrich Wilhelm Murnaus NOSFERATU (1922), Sergej Eisensteins PANZERKREUZER POTEMKIN (1925) oder Charlie Chaplins DER GOLDRAUSCH (1925) von einem Orchester begleitet werden

Проблеми розвитку сільськогосподарської кооперації на сторінках газети «Радянська Волинь» (1925–1927 рр.)

Досліджуються досвід і проблеми розвитку сільськогосподарської кооперації, що знайшли своє відображення на сторінках газети «Радянська Волинь» (1925–1927 рр.)

A Liberal Education

Address by President Henry Merritt Wriston (1925-1937) to the graduating class of 1927. Published in the Lawrence College Bulletin, volume XXVII, number 10

The Stanley Legacy: Mountain Music Creators and Ambassadors

Excerpt The most traditional-sounding of first-generation bluegrass music greats, Carter (1925-1966) and Ralph Stanley (1927-2016) were from Dickenson County, Virginia

South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts: Annual Catalog 1925-1926 with Announcements for the Year 1926-1927

This is the annual catalog and calendar for the South Dakota Agricultural College for the academic year 1925-1926, with announcements for 1926-1927

U.S.S. Memphis CL13, 1925-1945

Illustrated booklet titled U.S.S. Memphis CL13, 1925-1945 giving information on the history of the Omaha-class light cruiser, the fourth U.S. Navy ship named for Memphis, Tennessee. The ship was commissioned on February 4, 1925, and decommissioned on December 17, 1945. It was perhaps best-known for bringing Charles Lindbergh and his plane back to the United States after his solo flight across the Atlantic in 1927.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-pub-us/1088/thumbnail.jp