Word: legalized
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...flag bill advocated in the report of the committee on legal affairs at the State House last week went through the first stage of enactment into law successfully when it was passed to be engrossed or drawn up in final form preparatory to enacting, by the House Wednesday afternoon. This bill provides for the amendment of the present act. Section 2 is to be stricken out and a clause substituted which differentiates between red flags which may be carried and red flags which may not. The so called Allen Bill was defeated by a voice vote, and the bill...
Proceedings in the fight for the right to carry the banner of the University in parades are beginning to take a favorable turn. The committee on Legal Affairs, which has had the matter under its consideration, reported upon it last week. The report was favorable, in that it suggests legislation which would have the effect of permitting the flag to be carried. The report advocates that Section 2 of the Act of 1913 relative to this matter be stricken out, and the following paragraph substituted...
...Arthur D. Hill '90, former district attorney of Suffolk Country, spoke on the demands and rewards of the legal profession before a meeting of prospective law students in Phillips Brooks House last evening...
Moral dangers are to be found in the legal profession as in any other. Schuyster lawyers are in demand just as are schuyster doctors, and business men. Moral courage is, therefore, another requirement for the truly successful lawyer...
While the meeting is primarily of interest to men whose decision is not yet fixed, the opportunity to discuss legal work and preparation for it with the Board of Advisers should appeal to all whose minds are not made...