Word: unionized
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Plans for an intercollegiate league to promote airplane racing received a big impetus Tuesday evening at the banquet of the Harvard Aeronautical Society held in the Union. The two speakers, Mr. Godfrey L. Cabot '82, president of the New England Aero Club, and Lieutenant-Colonel Drennan, in charge of the air-service of the Department of the North-east, both expressed themselves in favor of such a league...
...anticipated that a large number of men will report for the team. Manager P. E. Jackson '21 has arranged a tentatice schedule of matches to be played later in the term with the following Clubs: B. A. A., Harvard Club of Boston, Tennis and Racquet Club. Union Boat Club, and in addition it is planned to make a trip to New York during the Christmas recess for the purpose of playing the Harvard, Yale, and Princeton clubs of that city and the 7th Regiment Athletic Association...
...Union lunch room is open to members and has its own steward, chef and staff. Meals of the best quality are served, either at weekly or single rates. About 250 men are now eating here regularly. The Trophy Room has been fitted up as a Dining Room for members of the Faculty and their guests...
...management of the Union were peculiarly fortunate in obtaining for speakers in November, Hugh Walpole on the 13th and Stephen Leacock, who will speak on Friday of this week. Other prominent men who are coming later are Viscount Grey and Donald MacMillan, the explorer...
...Governing Board of the Union is as follows: M. Luce '91, Regent; F. H. Carroll 2G. B.; E. A. Whitney 1G.; G. C. Barclay 1L., and F. K. Bullard '20. They act as general overseers, offering suggestions and criticisms of the management where needed...