Word: legalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harvard Law Review, founded in 1887 by a few students of the Law School, is the oldest of student legal publications...
...Harvard International Assembly, meeting at the Liberal Club last night, decided that France was neither legally nor economically justified in her occupation of the Ruhr. The vote was five to four against France on the legal question and eight to two on the economic side. The representatives of the United States and of Canada voted for France on both questions, while the representatives of France, Belgium, and Germany were not allowed to vote...
...meeting was opened by a brief speech by V. S. Phen 2G., of China, the presiding officer. G. F. Jentsch 2G., representing Germany, then spoke on the legal justification of France's occupation of the Ruhr. He stated that France was not justified for three reasons; the clause of the tretay covering the question allowed only concerted action and France's invasion was not valid unless backed by the other signatory powers; according to international law France had overstepped the rights of "financial and economic measures" authorized in the Versailles Treaty; and finally all reprisals should be made...
Union will bring to bear all the legal weapons in their power to have the union miners protected in their civil rights and to prosecute the operators who have denied those rights by force of arms...
...Church held in Des Moines, in 1920, appointed a committee on reunion, and asked the Southern Methodists to do the same. The two committees have worked out a plan which will abolish the word " south" from " Methodist Episcopal Church, South," incorporate the two branches of the church into one legal body, appoint one General Conference, and two Jurisdictional Conferences, one north and one south. The General Conference is to be supreme...