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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
19
Senator Lodge and Harvard President Lowell continued their debate from the first page, discussing policy questions and the state of higher education. The exchange highlighted differing views on funding, research, and campus priorities.
In Symphony Hall Boston a 3000 strong audience witnessed Senator Lodge and Harvard President Lowell dissect the League of Nations covenant. Lodge insisted he did not oppose the idea but urged redraft and clear language while defending American immigration control and Monroe Doctrine. Lowell argued for a balanced approach within a crafted covenant, stressing national duty and disarmament aims.
A crowded melee at the lodge erupts when a man loses his roll but saves his ticket. The incident involves the principal in a prior dispute and an argument that spilled into the doorway as doors opened late.
Governor Coolidge at Symphony Hall introduces speakers without favor and urges serious focus on peace through facts and parchment. He praises Massachusetts for two eminent figures, a senior senator and a university president, as the nation seeks enlightened discussion on a critical question.
The passage notes Senator Henry Cabot Lodge addressing the audience and Governor introducing Abbott Lawrence Lowell as President of Harvard University. It frames Lodge as a distinguished senator and Lowell as a world renowned educator and leader in statesmanship.
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