Word: aids
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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During the month of September letters were sent to all prospective Freshmen offering the aid of the Association in any way during their stay at Dental School. Pamphlets were enclosed with this letter telling of the work of the society and a survey of expenses during the course at Dental School...
...Aid 16 to Find Employment...
...them. The student speakers were James M. Nicely, president of the Law Review and chairman of the society, who described the history and work of the Law Review and explained the opportunities of the school from a student's point of view; John E. Tarrant, president of the Legal Aid Bureau, who outlined the work of the organization; and the secretary, who stated the purposes of the society. Dean Pound had been unable to arrive in time for the speeches but gave an informal talk in the parlor during refreshments...
...Legal Aid Bureau Handles 115 Cases...
These telegrams' may mean much, or nothing. In any event, it is extremely unlikely that Wilson will oppose McAdoo; the worst that the latter may expect will be friendly neutrality, and even then, he can be sure of Bryan's aid as long as he stays dry. Among the farmers anod working people. Bryan is strong, and the South is "solid" for McAdoo. A "dry" combination between these two, with McAdoo's name on the ballot, would be sure of staunch support...