Taft Sees Supreme Court as Bulwark Against Hysteria
Special to The Times Cambridge June 15 ex president Taft delivers Harvard commencement Phi Beta Kappa address on The Supreme Court and Popular Self, urging steady court restraint amid reform zeal. He warns against recall of judicial decisions and demand for constitutional amendments, emphasizing law over popular whim and minority rights.
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Property rights and the Supreme Court in political discourse
The text debates property owners' stake in public policy and warns against overreacting to changes in property rights. It defends the Supreme Court as an impartial, independent interpreter of the Constitution and reviews past court decisions to show how the court has, in history, reflected the will of the people rather than thwarted it.
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Princeton Class Day 1914 Speeches and Ivy Oration
At Princeton June 15 the class of 1914 held Class Day, with Julius Adler delivering the opening class oration and Gilchrist Baker Stockton giving the ivy oration. George Peller Phillipps, class president, spoke on duties to humanity, as seniors shared poems, prophecies, and practical stats from Nassau Hall.
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Trustees Elect William Church Sbeorn to Life Trusteeship
At Princeton annual commencement the Trustees elected William Church Sbeorn of New York City to a life Trusteeship, swearing him in at the meeting. He succeeds John L. Cadwalader. Frank H. Constant of Minnesota named head of the civil engineering department, succeeding Charles A. McMillan.
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Fordham University holds sixty ninth commencement with eight honorary degrees
The sixty ninth annually commence ment of Fordham University was held in the university auditorium last night. Fifty eight degrees were awarded including six honorary degrees to Samuel B. Hedges Aloysius C Dineen Stanley J Quinn Loring M Black Noah A Stancliffe and Arthur A McGivney. Howard Mulqueen son of Judge Mulqueen earned J A cum laude with top marks and Owen Reilly and Frederick G Schlosstein received special mention. Rector Lavelle predicted Fordham will soon enroll thousands and lead American higher education.
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Sulzer Won't Run Against Colonel
Syracuse report quotes Sulzer saying he will not run against Colonel Roosevelt. The local paper controlled by Mayor Louis Will, a Progressive, relays Sulzer’s statement to Will.
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Candidates Considered For Ohio Presidency At City College
The College of the City of New York faces consideration of two notable figures for Ohio presidency. Felix Frankfurter, a former U S assistant district attorney and current assistant attorney general, is a Harvard Law professor elect. Samuel McCune Lindsay, Penn graduate with studies across Halle Berlin Vienna Rome Paris, is a Columbia social legislation professor and author on education and labor.
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