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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...More important than any other measure of reconstruction is the duty of bringing the Government back to the limitations and methods of the Constitution, to free them from the distortion caused by war and place them once more on the firm ground and under the control of the principles which have been the foundation of our success and prosperity, for more than a century. Our national government is a government of limited powers divided between three co-ordinate branches, executive, legislative and judicial. The operation of the war powers has gone far toward suppressing for the time being the lawful...
...future of the South American trade, that is an open question. At present, of course, we have a fairly firm hold on it. If Europe does not soon recover herself financially our supremacy in the South will be unquestioned, provided only that we can give South America the goods she wants. If, on the other hand, Europe regains her Industrial strength, the question will be whether we can compete with Europe. Personally, I believe that we can hold a continually increasing share of the South American trade whether or not Europe re-enters the field...
This evening at 7.45 the Engineering Society will hold an open meeting in Pierce 110. Professor A. E. Kinsey, professor of shop practice at the Stevens Institute of Technology, will speak on "Gas Welding and Cutting." Professor Stevens is the consulting engineer for the Air Reduction Sales Company, a firm which recently presented the Engineering School with apparatus for experiments in cutting and welding...
Away with these bygone days! With debates on the League of Nations, strikes, and professional football, we should like to consign them to the nethermost fire! We want more and wider pathways; a dry and firm footing on the road to knowledge. Our platform has but four planks--all of them to be used to widen the present walks...
...special gifts to the School of Education, justified the President and Fellows in setting aside the balance of the sum necessary to start the School. This action assures the receipt from the General Education Board of their gift of $500,000 and establishes the School of Education on a firm basis. The action does not in any way alter the plans of the Harvard Endowment organization to continue their campaign...