Word: voting
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Hoover should be an ideal candidate to all except extremists, and the hope of the nation at this crisis in its affairs does not lie in the extremists. The man in the street, and the women too, trust him, and with reason. I should like to vote for Mr. Hoover whether he is nominated by Republicans or by Democratics or by neither...
...Those of us in middle life may well feel proud to have an opportunity to vote for the young hero of their college days, and to pass on to the students of today the message that his brilliant early success in procuring and gathering the fruits of victory in 1898 is prophetic of what that developed older man may now accomplish...
...United States today consider the ballot but an immediate opportunity to express their personal feelings on this or that question which comes to the polls. A flagrant and disgraceful example of thoughtless vacillation in the use of the franchise is seen in the result of the recent vote of the town meetings of Massachusetts. Last year the inhabitants of nearly every town within forty miles of Boston voted "dry" by a large margin, when the question of prohibition was considered. On Monday these same towns polled not only a marginal plurality but in nearly every case an actual majority...
...Freshmen will vote for their 1923 class officers today in the Standish Hall Common Room between 8 and 6 o'clock. As usual the system of preferential voting will be used throughout, except in the election of the Student Council representative. Every ballot must be marked with the first, second and third choice for each of the three class officers...
...class of 1923 will vote for officers tomorrow in the Standish Hall Common Room between 8 and 6 o'clock. The nominations closed last night...