Taft Sees Supreme Court as Bulwark of Self Government
Ex President Taft at Harvard commencement warns against sudden reforms and recalls dangers of uprooting judicial restraint. He argues the Supreme Court protects liberty when popular majorities push rapid changes and cites past decisions to show court authority and need for fair, careful constitutional construction.
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Princeton Seniors Hold Class Day and Prom
The Princeton class of 1914 celebrated Class Day with speeches by Julius Adler and George Felter Phillipps, the ivy oration by Stockton, and a Nassau Herald reveal. Seniors showcased the dawn of a new era with reflections on civilization, governance, and student responsibility amid dances featuring Miss Marion Morgan and Mr. Nelson. The event drew 3,000 friends and culminated in the sophomore prom with elaborate Oriental decorations and notable performances.
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Prom Patronesses and Trustees at Princeton Commencement
The article notes patronesses for the Princeton Prom including Mrs. K J D Cross of Baltimore and others. Amey Haskell of New York chaired the Prom Committee. Trustees elected William Church Sherman of New York City to a life Trusteeship. Frank J Constant of Minnesota named head professor of civil engineering succeeding Charles A McMillan.
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Fordham Commencement Sees 58 Degrees Awarded
Fordham University held its sixty-ninth commencement in the university auditorium. Fifty-eight degrees were awarded including six honorary degrees to Rev. Samuel T. Hedges Aloysius C. Dineen Stanley J. Quinn Loring M. Black Noah A. Stancliffe and Arthur A. McGivney. Howard Mulqueen son of Judge Mulqueen earned B A cum laude with a notable 90 percent average. Reilly and Frederick G. Schlesstein received special mention for excellence. Rector Lavelle urged growth toward thousands of students and a top national standing for Fordham.
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Sulzer Won't Run Against Colonel for Governor
Special to The New York Times reports Sulzer stating he will not run if Col Roosevelt seeks the governorship. He quotes planning to tell Mayor Louis Will, Progressive, per a Syracuse local paper controlled by Will.
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City College considers two candidates for presidency
The Board of Trustees evaluates Felix Frankfurter, a CCC graduate and current Assistant Attorney General, and Samuel McCune Lindsay, Penn alumnus and Columbia College professor of social legislation, for the presidency. Frankfurter previously served ten years as U S Assistant District Attorney in New York under Keary and Wise and was recently named professor at Harvard Law School. Lindsay, trained at Penn and trained further in Europe, has written on education and labor and teaches at Columbia College.
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Siegel Bank Wound Up Report Filed in District Court
Henry Melville as receiver for Henry Siegel & Co. filed his report in federal court detailing total receipts and special funds of 13S,8H and disbursements of 11teteet. Depositors count 15,000, Dec 00, initial 2,071 with 16.4 percent dividends totaling Sassi. Checks for S76.7s mailed. remaining unwadsed dividends of Stase. Report referred to Special Master George Holt for examination and recommendation.
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