Word: joined
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...sorry to tell you than the LaFollette-Wheeler Club of Harvard University declines to join you in support of Mr. Davis. "Very truly yours, "Larry R. Brown...
...answer to the letter from the Democratic Club which appeared in the Harvard CRIMSON on September 26, the La Follette-Wheeler Club has sent the following irate reply. The letter of the Democratic Club asked the La Follette-Wheeler Club to join with them in electing Davis to insure Coolidge's defeat...
...leaning toward La Follette at this time, the new club voted to accept for the next five days as members only ex-members of one of the two older political clubs. After Saturday the club membership will be thrown open to the entire University and anyone may join. In the debate on this measure on the floor of the meeting it was freely predicted that dozens of members could be drawn from either of the other clubs with slight effort...
Chief amongst the club's business to be undertaken by the meeting will be the letter from the Harvard Democratic Club urging that the Progressives join the Democrats in a unified effort to defeat Coolidge by backing John W. Davis whom the letter extols as "a true progressive...
Beside this the Department of Military Science in the University has secured three new instructors this year. They are Major L. A. Craig, Captain William Spence, and Captain J. B. Wogan. All these men play polo and have agreed to join Captain Clark in the formation of an officers' team to play games in Boston. This team should be able to give the University some good competition in practice matches...