Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Present Juniors and Sophomores will cast their votes in the Student council election today to choose six members of 1938 and three of 1939 to serve as a nucleus for the 1937-38 Council. These nine men will meet on Wednesday to choose five additional Juniors and three Sophomores.
Twenty-four Juniors will stand in the election for 1938; 21 men were originally nominated by the out-going Council, one of whom had to be dropped. Four men, Richard T. Davis, George F. Lowman, Paul Massik, and Sheldon Ware, were added to the ballot by petition.
Petitions for nominations for the Student Council election on Monday must be handed in to John B. Bowditch '37, Claverly 29, before 12 o'clock today. Such petitions must bear the signature of 25 men in the same class as the nominee.
Having gone through a grueling Presidential campaign last fall, Los Angeles had little wind left for its municipal primary last month, still less for its runoff election last week in which Mayor Frank Lawrence Shaw was returned to office for four more years with a majority of 25,000 votes...
It need not be added that the personality of Woodrow Wilson himself was another factor raising this work above the general level of family chronicles. This intimate glimpse of his character should be highly valuable to later historians and biographers as an explanation of his enigmatical character, so capable of...