Word: voted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been postponed. The management feared that, on account of the few "H" men in the University at present, a representative meeting could not be called, and consequently decided to elect the captain by mail. All "H" men who were in the University at the close of last year will vote by mail for one of the Senior letter men in College this year. In case the leading man does not receive a majority vote, a second ballot will be taken on the two leading men. It will be impossible to include "H. A. A." men on the voting list...
Three men from Foxcroft and three from Memorial Hall will be elected today to the Dining Council for 1919-20. No man may vote unless he is regularly signed on for board at either one of the two halls. The polls are open in the dining halls during meal hours...
...following men were elected to the Student Council from 1921: Henry Hardwick Faxon of Quincy, Arthur Dean Hamilton of Milton, Thomas Crane Wales of Chestnut Hill, and George McDougall weeks, Jr., of Tacoma, Wash. The elections to the Student Council are by direct vote, the man acquiring the largest number of votes being elected...
...vote for class officers of the Sophomore Class resulted in the election of Richmond Keith Kane of Newport, R.l., with 284 votes, followed by L. B. McCagg with 307. Richard Chute of Boston was elected vice-president by 349 votes, over D. Angier with 467, P. M. Sears with 561, and A. J. Conlon with 593. Richard Perkins Parker, of Salen, was chosen secretary-treasurer by 286 votes, 305 being cast for J. W. Watson...
...election of members to the Dining Hall Council for 1919-20 will take place tomorrow. Only men who are regularly signed on for board at either Foxcroft or Memorial Hall are allowed to vote...