Word: leonards
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...believe firmly that every Harvard Republican can endorse General Wood with absolute freedom and feel that his election would be the best thing that could happen to the country. I believe every Harvard Republican would endorse General Wood if he knew intimately the character of man Leonard Wood...
...Leonard Wood League was organized for the purpose of giving the country accurate knowledge of the kind of man General Wood is. There are a considerable number of members of that League in the University, and some of them plan to organize a branch of the League here with the view of awakening the University to the fact here within its own gates there is a man better fitted than any other to guide the nation through the next Presidential period...
...special interview in Thursday morning's CRIMSON, Professor Hart very clearly points out that General Leonard Wood '84 should have the support of every Harvard Republican. I should like strongly to endorse Professor Hart's views. At the present time a great many Harvard men are uncertainly casting around trying to decide where they stand politically. Inherently Republicans, and inherently standing for clean politics and the best type of candidates, they have heard and read so much befogging news about party politics and party interests that they fear to step boldly forward as Republicans or to the support...
...consequence he often fails to grasp his opportunity for being a real factor in his country's political life. This group is not limited to the men in the universities; it reaches much farther and includes unfortunately the majority of the young men of the business and professional world. Leonard Wood believes in getting into the midst of things. He has always been a man of action. He has always believed in declaring his views openly. He works with the tools at hand; he does not say "I cannot do my work because I have not been given the proper...
Secretary Roosevelt is the first of a number of Harvard graduates who will speak at the Union on government affairs. Colonel Arthur Woods '92, Police Commissioner of New York City, will lecture on "College Men in Governmental Work" about the middle of March. Major-General Leonard Wood '84, and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt '09, of the New York Assembly, are expected to speak some time in April on subjects as yet unannounced. All of the speakers are expected to emphasize the place of the college graduate in the new order of things...