Word: ballot
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Note:--The voting to be conducted by the CRIMSON at the end of March is in the nature of a political primary. The Socialists have never conducted primary elections, therefore they are not included in the CRIMSON ballot. In the regular college straw vote election in the fall the name of the Socialist candidate will be duly placed on the ballot...
...light of possible nomination, are of interest. One feature of the present straw vote was lacking in those conducted by many college newspapers four years ago. In its columns the CRIMSON will publish the opinions of prominent local politicians concerning all the candidates whose names will appear on the ballot...
...Senior and graduate members of the Cabinet nominate all men for elective offices, while the various chairmen of the committees are selected by their predecessors with the approval of the graduate secretary. All members of the Association who do not receive a post card ballot are requested to secure one at Brooks House...
...great heart of Aristide Briand broke, so France believes, when the Chamber and Senate in joint session and by secret ballot refused to elect him President of France last year, as they had earlier refused to elect Georges Clemenceau. Briand lingered on, even remained Foreign Minister until a few weeks ago, but his death was no surprise to his few real friends. Death, to Aristide Briand, meant the end. Like Fighter Clemenceau, Pacifier Briand had a minimum of belief in God and a future life, if he could be said to have any. Of the French Wartime "Big Three" only...
...straight political fight, with only two names on the short ballot and no side issues. Boss Maschke's Republicans ran Daniel Edgar Morgan, an honest, able administrator who succeeded William Rowland Hopkins as city manager in 1930. The Democratic candidate was 38-year-old Ray T. Miller, brisk, red-faced Cuyahoga County prosecutor. At Notre Dame Ray Miller played one end on the football team in 1913 while Knute Rockne was playing the other. His brother, Don Miller, was one of the "Four Horsemen" in Notre Dame's famed 1924 backfield. In his campaign Democrat Miller ignored Republican...