Word: trade
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...first inter-club debate between the Agora and the Forum will be held this evening at 7.30 in the debating rooms in Dane Hall. The Forum team, which will support the affirmative of the question: "Resolved, That the trade-union principle of the closed shops should be maintained," is composed of the following men, whose names are given in the order in which they will deliver their first speeches: P. B. Carter '08, R. E. Hoguet '08, and A. E. Pinanski '08. The order of rebuttal will be Hoguet, Pinanski, Carter. The Agora team, which will defend the negative...
...trial for the Forum team will be held this evening in Dane Hall at 8 o'clock. Each contestant will be allowed ten minutes to debate on either side of the question: "Resolved, That the trade-union principle of the closed shop should be maintained," and the first and second teams will be selected on the basis of these speeches...
...first trials to choose the Agora team will be held in Dane Hall tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. All members of the club who wish to try will be allowed five minutes to argue either side of the question for the debate: "Resolved, That the trade-union principle of the closed shop should be maintained." Six men will then be retained for the final trials on Friday evening when they will be divided into first and second teams. Candidates for the team should send their names to E. R. Lewis '08, Thayer 59, before 2 o'clock tomorrow, when...
...Forum and Agora debating teams for the debate on November 27 will be held in Dane Hall at 7.30 o'clock this evening. Each speaker will be allowed five minutes to argue either side of the following question, which has been chosen for the debate: "Resolved, That the trade-union principle of the closed shop should be maintained." Six men from each club will be retained for the final trials on Wednesday...
...class, died last Thursday at his home, 153 Beacon street, Boston. He was 93 years old and death was due to the natural infirmities of extreme old age. Mr. Morse was a brother-in-law of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Up to 1860 he engaged in the merchant trade, but for the past 46 years he has lived in retirement at his home in Boston...