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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last qualification seemed remote of fulfillment ; every time a Senator asked for consent to consider the Amendment, another Senator objected. Then Senator Shortridge of California gained consent for its consideration. His victory was not unopposed, but he was victor in a verbal sparring match and a date was set for a vote. At once Senators began to debate the measure on the floor. Senator Wadsworth of New York was one of the leaders of the opposition. Said...
Five weeks before the Republican National Convention Mr. Coolidge announced that he had chosen William M. Butler to be the next Chairman of the Republican National Committee. The unusually early date of the announcement was interpreted as a swift kick to speed the retiring Chairman (John T. Adams), who had supported Daugherty and Denby and generally annoyed the President. Last week Mr. Adams said his adieus...
Each college is given a definite rating for the draw, ranging from one to ten, Harvard, Yale, and Princeton all having the high figure. The ratings for each pair of teams competing on a given date are added together, and the combinations with the highest totals are given first choice from the list of 200 officials...
...ticket offices at the H. A. A. will remain open until 5 o'clock tomorrow evening to receive applications for all three events. Demands for tickets have already been coming in with a rush, and seem due to exhaust at an early date the number of seats available. For the crew race, there will be less than 3000 seats on the two special trains chartered by the H. A. A.; and for the baseball game, in spite of the fact that stands are now being erected to seat an additional 3000, the total seating capacity of the Soldiers Field bleachers...
From the undergraduate point of view, however, the proposed polo match or game--will be particularly interesting. This is the first year during which polo has had the status of a definitely organized minor sport, and up to date the opportunities' which the University has had of seeing its representatives in action have not been numeral. Assuming that the slight difficulty of obtaining poles can be overcome, the Class Day encounter between the two teams will demonstrate to graduates a new form of intercollegiate sport, and will indicate to undergraduates just what Captain Clark and his players have accomplished during...