Word: davises
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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For President this year two unusually good men have been nominated. Mr. Davis has a distinguished record as a diplomat and lawyer; he is a man who may truly be termed "international". But, though a most popular figure himself, he has had the misfortune of having Charles W. Bryan as...
In short Mr. Davis and Mr. Coolidge represent America and are Americans not so La Follette. Consequently, with all our errors, let us at least remember to have a loyal American as president and an administration--such as we have today--with the able men of the country in it...
Today W. L. Coleman 2L, will meet Bernard Bandler '26, the winner to play G. M. Wheeler 2G.B. for entrance into the semi-final round. T. Harada Sp.1, the Japanese Davis Cup star, will play R. J. Kunkel 8L, for the right to play in the semi-final round. J...
Princeton, N. J., October 3.--John W. Davis, speaking before a mass meeting at Princeton this afternoon, scored the Republican Party for its lack of any foreign policy and promised that if he were elected to the Presidency he would have the United States represented at any conference of nations...
The Democratic Presidential candidate stated that the United States has been on the wrong track in international affairs during the past five years. John P. Lee '25, president of the Princeton John W. Davis League, presided at the meeting.