Word: deport
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lewis F. Post, who as Assistant Secretary of Labor won national reputation last year by his refusal to deport radical aliens, will speak in the Trophy Room of the Union at 8 o'clock on Wednesday, March 23. He will take as his subject, "An Inside View of the Deportations", sketching the history of the Deportations and allied events during the year of 1920. Mr. Post is speaking under the joint auspices of the Student Liberal Club and the Union and will be introduced by James Ford '05, Assistant Professor of Social Ethics and noted student of sociology in this...
Ambitious capitalists like Washington D. Vanderlip, who dream of trading with Russia in terms of three-billion dollar contracts, must have been shocked at the decision of the United States to deport Ludwig Martens, so-called Ambassador of the Russian Bolshevist Government. When all that was lacking to complete Mr. Vanderlip's gigantic deal was this country's official recognition of the Soviets, the Government blasts all hope of tapping the mythical gold-mine in Russia by ejecting the Bolshevist Ambassador. Why deport a billion-dollar man in this fashion...
...Deport the Conservatives...
...perusing recent communications in the CRIMSON, we are moved to reflect upon that sage old saw concerning an ounce of prevention. In view of the fact that we have adopted a policy of wholesale deportation of our undesirables, an idea has occurred to us which we believe no one has hitherto suggested. Why not deport a few of our self-complacent radically conservatives? For, as a fellow-student remarked yesterday at the Union, it is these people who are the swamp in which the Red mosquito is bred. These are the people of the stamp of a certain mill owner...
...perusing recent communications in the CRIMSON, we are moved to reflect upon that sage old saw concerning an ounce of prevention. In view of the fact that we have adopted a policy of wholesale deportations of our undesirables, and idea has occurred to us which we believe no one has hitherto suggested. Why not deport a few of our self-complacent radically conservative? For, as a fellow-student remarked yesterday at the Union, it is these people who are the swamp in which the Red mosquito is bred. Is not at least a part of the unrest pervading the world...