Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Chairman Hull of the Democratic Committee charged that Chairman Adams of the Republican Committee and President Harding had already divided over the World Court; that Chairman Adams was touring the country to secure Republican backing against the Court; that failing such support Adams would resign...
...deficit which has been annually incurred and annually paid by the University. Next year an attempt will be made to put the management of the Union on a more scientific basis, while the membership will probably be increased by the new method of counting men as members until they resign. With a clear recognition of its dual purpose and with a prospect for better financial condition, the Union may look forward to a successful future...
Cordell Hull, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee was quick to seize the advantage of pressing the assertion of disorganization in the Republican machine. It was suggested that Mr. Adams would resign because of disagreement with President Harding. (It seems likely, however, that Mr. Adams will probably continue in office until the next National Convention...
...Demands are being made that William Howard Taft should renounce his ten thousand dollar Carnegie-Corporation-annuity, or resign as chief justice of the supreme court of the United States. The demands are wholly without merit." If he gives up the annuity he will still be "the same man mentally and morally . . . still be chief justice. . . . On the other hand, suppose he did resign. What then? Harding is still President. He would appoint Taft's successor and the United States Senate would confirm the appointment. (Signed) Robert M. La Follette...
...Seymour has served for two years as general secretary of the Alumni Association, and will resign this position to join the University staff. He has also been active in dramatics, having coached the productions of the Harvard Dramatic Club since the war, and taken part in the work of the 47 Workshop. He is the editor of a history of the American Field Service and a memorial volume of the same organization, and has done considerable newspaper writing on dramatic subjects. In 1920 he served as assistant director of the Plymouth Pageant, While in college he was an editor...