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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Marlboro cigarets (Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.) published the advertisement in the April number of Vanity Fair, with the following caption: "Women-when they smoke at all-quickly develop discerning taste." The Pictorial Review was reported planning _to print the same advertisement-its first of tobacco-after carefully lopping off the cigaret-holding...
...cannot imagine how anyone can suppose that a request to the Governor to appoint an impartial commission to review the facts can imply any criticism or disrespect for the Supreme Judicial Court or even for the Trial Judge. The Supreme Judicial Court has declared itself precluded by its own decisions from considering the credibility or weight of the testimony offered at the trial or of the affidavits presented as grounds for a new trial. This being so, an appeal to the Governor to appoint a commission a review matters, with which under our system of law the regular judicial machinery...
...poet and writer. He was a member of the original Harvard Poets, and has recently been elected president of the New England Poetry Club. Although his first volume of collected verse, "Astrolabe", appeared only recently, he is well known to readers of Harper's, The Nation, The Saturday Review of Literature, and other magazines...
...Rolland (French novelist), Felix Frankfurter of the Harvard Law School faculty, Albert Einstein (relativity theorist) and many another have enrolled themselves with the Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers. But, in spite of tumult, of shouting, the outcome now rests solely with Governor Fuller. The Governor may 1) appoint a committee to review the entire proceedings, with the possible result of giving the condemned a new trial; 2) of his own responsibility, grant pardons to Mr. Sacco, to Mr. Vanzetti; 3) may let the law take its course. When, in his office beneath the Golden Dome of the State House at Boston...
...following review of the Advocate was written by Ralph Porhoet, '86, former Pegasus of the Advocate...