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...meeting of the Student Council last night the officers for 1934-35 were elected. Richard Glover Ames '34 of Wayland officially handed over his duties as president to Ebenezer Francis Bowditch '35 of Concord. David Lewis Whitney '35 of Brookline was elected secretary, and Francis Daniels Moore '35 of Hubbard Woods, Illionis, treasurer...
John H. Dean, of Cohasset, was elected to the position of First Marshal of the Senior class yesterday by a plurality of 250 votes. Richard G. Ames, of Wayland, and Thomas W. Nazro, of New York City, were elected Second and Third Marshals, respectively...
...Olson, Kansas' Landon and Nebraska's Bryan, Governor Langer dispatched invitations to join him in an effort to bottle up the Northwest's output until prices rose. Doubting the legitimacy of the measure, Governor Langer's neighbors declined to join his embargo. But Charles Wayland Bryan of Nebraska, brother of the late Great Commoner, took the Langer invitation for a text, delivered a sermon of his own on the woes of farmers. Governor Bryan dramatically declared: "The unrest in the nation is increasing. All of the anti-trust laws have been either nullified or overridden...
Grays 4: James Barr Ames '32, of Wayland, Mass., magna cum laude, former CRIMSON editor and Secretary of the Student Council, who enters the Harvard Law School...
...election night last November Charles Wayland Bryan, younger brother of the late Great Commoner, took to his bed with pneumonia but also with the knowledge that he had been elected Governor of Nebraska a third time. After his lungs cleared, heart trouble kept "Brother Charley" on his back until last week. In March died Robert Beecher Howell, Nebraska's Republican Senator, but Governor Bryan was too ill to appoint a Democratic successor; the State had to get along month after month with George William Norris as its lone Senator. Ambitious to sit in the Senate, "Brother Charley" pondered ways...