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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Honorable William H. Langdon, District Attorney of the County and City of San Francisco, will give a lecture on "The Battle against Graft in the Cities," in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. The lecture will be open only to members of the Union...
...Langdon who has recently been reelected District Attorney of San Francisco, has become the most powerful reform figure in the politics of the Far West. A public executive of exceptional organizing ability, he has surrounded himself with the best expert talent of the nation and in less than two years has been responsible for redeeming the City of San Francisco from the clutch of graft and corruption. At various times he has held a nomination for public office from every political party in San Francisco-Democratic, Republican, Independence League, Union Labor and Non-Partisan-and in turn he has broken...
...Jersey and the Future of Aerial Navigation," by Mr. Henry Helm Clayton of the Blue Hill Observatory: December 10, Dr. Wilired T. Grenfell, on some phase of his hospital work in Labrador; December 16, "The Battle against Graft in the Cities," by Honorable William H. Langdon, District Attorney of San Francisco. These lectures will be at 8 o'clock and will be open only to members of the Union...
...Lawrence, C. G. Saunders '67; Lowell, G. H. Spaulding '96; Manchester, N. H., T. M. Chalmers '91; Minnesota, H. Elliott '81; New Jersey, name not given; New York City, A. G. Fox '69, President of Harvard Alumni Association; Rhode Island, E. D. Pearce '71; Rocky Mountain, P. Williams '53; San Francisco, M. C. Sloss '90; Seattle, W. Tyng 1L.; Spokane, F. L. Clark '83; Washington, D. C., Dr. H. W. Wiley '73; Worcester, Dr. S. B. Woodward '74. Besides these there will be graduates from all parts of the country, many members of the Faculty, and about 200 undergraduates...
...Robins is a graduate of the law department of Columbian University, Washington, and for two years, after his graduation practiced law in San Francisco. Since 1904 he has been a lecturer in sociology in the University of Chicago. He is connected with a number of charitable and social service organizations and has given the following addresses, which have been published: "What Constitutes a Model Municipal Lodging House," "Side Lights on Graft and Grafters," and "Homeless Men an Industrial Product...