Word: follettee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The merits of the three Presidential candidates, Coolidge, Davis, and La Follette, will be discussed tonight in Phillips Brooks House, when the Cambridge Circuit Epworth League will hold a meeting in Peabody Hall at 7.30 o'clock.
The enthusiastic response with which the formation of the new party has been received everywhere has led the committee to assert that intelligent people everywhere are beginning to see that all three of the candidates, Coolidge, Davis and La Follette, are equally to be rejected as incapable and worthless.
Finally, Mark Sullivan estimated that the greatest possibility of Davis and LaFollette combined depriving Coolidge of a majority lay equally in: 1) La-Follette carrying Iowa and California; or 2) Davis carrying Indiana and New Jersey.
The New Student, lately rejuvenated intercollegiate newsweekly, of no visible party bias, last week published its own, semi-complete survey of "the political fervor in the colleges." It found that this fervor seemed to de- cline "in proportion to the distance of the institution from Washington, D. C." Republican headquarters...
A survey of the ballots of the well-known members of the Law School faculty shows that their vote was well split up between Coolidge and Davis, the former having a slight lead. The La Follette vote was very meagre.