Word: marshalling
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...enclosing herewith a copy of a letter which I have just written to the new Chief Marshal for Commencement day. In case this letter should be printed in the CRIMSON and should arouse others who feel as I do to communicate with Mr. Hallowell either directly or through the medium of the CRIMSON, it might mark the starting of a new era in the mode of management of the Commencement exercises. Sincerely yours, PHILIP DUDLEY WOODBRIDGE...
...granting more time than was allowed in the Versailles pact--Germany was to have been disarmed, finds her still bristling with soldiers masquerading as ponce and civic guards. Although such trickery is not dangerous at present, it will soon become so if allowed to continue unchecked. The fact that Marshal Foch has planned within the last two weeks a line of defense on the French border and a strategic point of march into Germany is decidedly significant. One does not wait for a smouldering fire to break into flames before making any effort to quench...
...FIRST MARSHAL Henry Hardwick Faxon of Quincy. SECOND MARSHALTHI D MARSHAL Dennis Francis O'Connell of Dorchester. John Archibald Session of Northampton. TREASURER SECRETARY Roy Edward Larsen of Brookline. Thomas Stilwell Lamont of New York City. CLASS COMMITTEE Robert Minturn Sedgwick of Cambridge. Richard Sears Humphrey of Hyde Park CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Hermon Dunlap Smith of Chicago, Illinois. Thomas Redmond Thayer of Brooklyn, New York. Arthur Dean Hamilton of Milton. Hamilton McFadden of Cambridge Thomas Crane Wales of Chestnut Hill. George Storer Baldwin Jr. of Chestnut Hill. Kenneth Campbell of Mt. Hamilton, California. PHOTOGRAPHIC COMMITTEE Robert Lawrence Finley of Albany...
...hasty attempt to correct it, the incorrect figures that were given out finally Wednesday evening, were arrived at. The three different counts for Marshal are given below...
...nominating committee had the question of the validity of Wednesday's election brought to their attention by a petition, submitted and signed by fifty Seniors pointing out that the total of votes cast for Marshal, according to the tabulation as published in the CRIMSON yesterday morning was 965; whereas the total number of official ballots cast, as determined by the Junior Polling Committee, was 305, which would make the possible maximum of votes for Marshal...