Word: davises
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The question under discussion was, "Resolved: That there is more to be feared than hoped for from science." L. F. Davis, B. T. Whitehouse and Ralph Blagden, representing Bates, upheld the negative. F. W. Lorenzen '28, C. E. Wyzanski Jr. '27, and E. M. Rowe '27 represented Harvard.
Secretaries Mellon, Hoover and James J. Davis (Labor) have served since the beginning of President Harding's administration (almost six years). No Cabinet trio has continued in office together for so long since the Civil War. Of the mighty works of Messrs. Mellon and Hoover, much has been said...
James J. Davis will never be President of the U. S.-nor even Vice President. In 1924 some of his friends at the Republican National Convention were preparing a good-sized boom for him for Vice President. "Boys, that's fine," said Mr. Davis in his jolly fraternal manner...
Leaving the convention, Mr. Davis stopped at Pittsburgh to visit his parents, to tell them how he almost became a candidate for Vice President. With a lump in her throat, Mother Davis said to Father Davis: "David, if you had only been willing to come to America when I wanted...
At 11.30 o'clock this afternoon the Executive Board of the Class of 1929 will meet in Straus 27 to complete the final arrangements for the election. This Board consists of A. E. French Jr., K. D. Robinson, H. S. Crosby, A. S. Churchill, R. A. Stout, W. S. Youngman...