Word: johnson
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Significant in the day's development was the announcement of statements from two radically opposite factions in the University, the Harvard Branch of the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association and the Hiram W. Johnson Club. The executive council of the former organization unanimously approved the Bok Plan as a step toward international cooperation. The Johnson adherents, on the other hand, were emphatic in their opposition...
...Johnson Club Opposes Plan...
Pres., Hiram W. Johnson Club of Harvard University...
...write in order to have counteracted as much as possible the general impression that your account of the Hiram W. Johnson for President Club meeting--appearing in last Thursday's issue of the CRIMSON--has given. That account by innuendo has succeeded in ridiculing the meeting because of the small number of men of the University in attendance. Your reporter, however, left before any action of a practical nature had been taken by the club: before its organization had been effected, before resolutions had been drawn up and adopted and before the members reported the number of University...
Were there at the moment only seven or ten men in the whole University who desired to have Senator Johnson elected President of the United States we should be highly pleased for it is from such beginnings that all great movements grow and ten men enthusiastically working to advance a cause can accomplish more than six thousand men who are content to give a movement their passing attentions. Happily there are already on the lists of membership of the Hiram W. Johnson for President Club more than a hundred names of Harvard University men than whom there are no more...