Word: elected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...eight of its 322 Democrats, 102 Republicans, seven Progressives and three Farmer-Laborites were present for the first roll call, babbling, backslapping, leading their children about the floor, waving to their wives in the galleries, trying out the new spittoons. First job for the House was to elect Tennessee's Joseph Wellington Byrns to be Speaker. vice Henry T. Rainey, deceased. They did it with a cheer (see below). Their next job was to change their rules. They did it without blinking an eye (see below...
Concluding its second year of existence the Harvard German Club, "Turnwaechter", met Wednesday under the direction of James M. Hawkes '26, instructor in German, to elect officers for 1935. The following were elected...
Before the presentation of the play the club will elect officers for 1935 to succeed retiring President John C. Haggott '35 and Vice-President John Cornell '35. Tonight at a special meeting of the club the following recently elected members will be initiated: David A. Barber '37, Spencer S. Beman, III '38, George H. Edgell, Jr. '37, Albert F. Gallatin '38, Norton Goodwin '38, Alfred T. Johnson '37, Munro L. Lyeth '37, Howard R. Patch, Jr. '38, Edward H. Turner...
Willard Deming Lewis '35, of Augusta, Georgia, Herbert Leopold Brown, II, 1G, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Roy Canon Clements 2GB, of Lubbock, Texas, and Thomas Huston Macbride 1G, of Seattle, Washington, have won places on the list of 1935 Rhodes Scholars-elect which the Rhodes trustees released yesterday...
...feel that we are with the majority of students at Harvard in condemning your attitude towards Richard C. Harlow, coach-elect. You are unwarranted in insinuating that Harlow is a "big-time" coach--that he will subsidize players, since you actually know nothing about it. You base your whole argument on the fact that Harlow has been a coach at colleges which have, from time to time, subsidized athletes. However, you do not know that Harlow ever "went out and got" his players. Also, if he has been in the habit of proselyting before, you are not justified in assuming...