Word: law
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...prize for the best brief in the Ames competition in the Law School has been awarded to the Marshall Law Club for the brief of H. H. Breland 2L., and P. O. Edmunds 2L., on behalf of the defendants in the case of "Myers vs, Assignees of Saunders...
...following members of the third year class of the Law School have been appointed to serve on the Finance Committee, to canvass the class for funds for future reports: Herbert John Connell, of Omaha, Neb.: Prescott Whitehouse Cookingham, of Portland, Ore.; Peter Edward Costello '11, of South Boston; Robert Harold Holt '11, of Gardiner, Me.; and Melville Monheimer '12, of Seattle, Wash...
...detrimental monopolies by the more powerful corporations. Such acts would do little toward bettering the situation. The prevention of mere combination is not the solution, and what is really needed is the prevention of harmful trade restraint. None of the proposed legislation would improve on the Sherman Anti-Trust Law, the wording of which Professor Durand considers remarkably simple in its all-inclusiveness...
...more, and from any others which might be so directed. The commission would have no strong direct powers, but the suggestions made in its own annual report to Congress would doubtless have great weight, and would go far toward carrying out the letter of the law...
...Harvard Law Review announces the following appointments for new year: Book Review Editor, Chester Alden McLain 3L., (Harvard '13). of Melrose; Case Editor, Seymour Parker Robert, Jr., 2L. (Rutgers '12), of Bloomfield, N. J.; Note Editor, Julius Holsman Amberg 2L. (Colgate '12), of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Treasurer, Montgomic Boynton Angell 2L. (Litt B. Princeton '11), of Rochester...