Word: polle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Just what is the significance of this landslide vote for the Peace Plan is difficult to determine. According to one of the most emphatic voters against the plan, "The results of this poll will mean absolutely nothing, because in general, those who favor the plan will vote for it, and those who do not favor it will ignore...
...Haven, Conn., Jan. 18--The moderate wets at Yale won a decisive victory in the prohibition poll held here yesterday, according to figures announced early this morning by the Yale Daily News. The Bok Peace Plan was endorsed by a vote of nearly...
...eight polling places are: the Widener Library Reading Room, the Business School Library, the main corridor of Langdell Hall, the main corridor of the Medical School, the Smith Halls Common Room, the Crimson Building, Leavitt and Peirce's, and the news counter of the Union. Blank ballots will be left beside the boxes, but owing to the system of signing the ballots, poll-watchers will not be employed...
Ballot boxes will be placed at convenient centers in the various departments of the University. These polling places will be announced in tomorrow's CRIMSON. Every officer, faculty members, and student in the University is eligible to vote. There will be no poll-watchers, but blank ballots will be left beside the boxes. These ballots must be signed, and the signatures will be checked to prevent voters' repeating. It is requested that each signature be accompanied by the signer's class and department of the University...
Harvard went moderately wet in practically every department of the University in the poll conducted yesterday by the CRIMSON--the Faculty joining the rest of the University in voting in favor of modification of the Volstead Act to permit the sale of light wines and beers, with a total vote of 1471 to 1047. It was distinctly a day of victory for the moderates--the out and out wets succeeding in getting even less for their proposition of repeal of the 18th amendment than did the bone drys for their stand of no change in the laws and more rigorous...