Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first steps in the "Red Flag" legislation as to whether the crimson banner will be allowed to be carried in parades will be made this morning when the case will be heard at the State House, room 249, at 10.30. Professor Beale of the Law School, who has done a great deal to help bring the matter to a hearing, will be there, but will not enter into the discussion unless called upon...
Professor Charles Jean de Vallee Poussin, the Louvain professor who has been invited to lecture here on mathematics during the second half year, has just arrived in Cambridge. His colleague, Professor Leon Dupriez, who will give two course on Roman Law an don political institutions in Europe, will not be expected for about two weeks...
...Diplomatic Club has thrown open its meeting of tonight to all members of the University, and two speakers of note have been secured. Mr. Phillip Brown, professor of International Law at Princeton will speak on "The Turkish Capitulations," and Dr. Hamilton Wright, the chairman of the American Committee at the International Opium Conference, will talk of the work of that conference in getting practically all the nations to make uniform restriction of the opium traffic. The meeting will be at a dinner to be held in the north to were of Memorial Hall at 6.30 o'clock, and those intending...
...result of the qualifying round, which has just closed, four of the Law School clubs remain to fight it out for the Ames Prize in the final rounds next year. These are the Kent, Marshall, Moody, and Westengard clubs. No more cases will be presented until next fall when these surviving clubs will meet each other to decide the final outcome...
...American Protective Tariff League offers three prizes of $150, $100, and $50, for an essay competition open to seniors in American colleges, the subject to be "The Effects of the Underwood Tariff Law of 1913 as bearing on the question: Protection versus Free Trade. Compositions are due by May 1, 1915 at the League, 339 Broadway, New York N. Y., where further information may also be obtained. The award will be announced June 1, 1915. The League retains the right to publish any essay...