Word: defendant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Conspicuous among the contestants are C. S. Forsythe '26, last year's bantam and featherweight champion, H. J. Freedman 1M., last year's lightweight champion, and G. E. W. Davis 2G.B., last year's welterweight champion, each of whom will defend his title...
...clock in the Faculty Room of the Union, the subject for discussion will be the foreign policy of the present administration. J. H. Smith '25 and William Exton Jr. '26 will move a resolution condemning it, while Charlton MacVeagh '24 and J. McK. Kimball '24 will defend the foreign policy of the present administration. The meeting will be of special interest, inasmuch as Smith and Exton are members of the Democratie Club, and MacVeagh and Kimball are on the executive committee of the Republican Club. Although the two clubs do not meet in any official capacity, the meeting is expected...
...newly elected president, Phillip Walker '25, will preside. The meeting will mark, also, the inauguration of a new policy, which will throw the floor of the Union open to all members of the University, with no distinctions whatsoever. Thus anyone may appear at the meeting and either oppose or defend the question, or do both at different times...
...investigate Mr. Daugherty's conduct of the Veterans' Bureau (TIME, Mar. 3). Mr. Daugherty had specifically invited an investigation. While still in Chicago, anticipating that an investigation would be authorized, Mr. Daugherty appointed ex-Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon and Paul Rowland of Cleveland to defend him. Said...
...Chugai Shogyo suggested that Japan and Great Britain should follow America's example. The Hochi Nichi Nichi, Tomiuri all averred that the building of gunbobts was to establish, and presumably to defend, a Chino-American economic alliance. They charged that the boats in question would give the U. S. a preponderant naval strength in China and that the purpose is to "back up American mercantile efforts to outstrip Japanese and British interests...