Iowa Wesleyan College - Croaker Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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'N Hunter MMNMMNN) Wahl Bloomquist nplfontnrf Debate WESLEYAN vs. MONMOUTH Question: Resolved, That the issuing of injunctions by Federal Courts in cases of strikes and labor disputes should be prohibited. Wesleyan Team Jay Hunter CHURLEY BLOOMQUIST Edward Wahl Monmouth Team Henry Eddy James McCoy Harold McConnel Monmouth at Wesleyan Decision: Wesleyan, 1; Monmouth, 2

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W. Campbell H. Hendrickson Barnett Intiu rnlU'0t£iti' itehatr NEGATIVE TEAM Question: Resolved, That when a State Court declares a measure unconstitutional, upon a vote of the people taken by referendum, the measure shall become a law of the State. WESLEYAN vs. UPPER IOWA Wesleyan Team Will Campbell Homer Hendrickson Russell Barnett Upper Iowa Team A. G. Felter S. A. Mahuron C. C. Carrothers Wesleyan at Upper Iowa Decision: Wesleyan, 1; Upper Iowa, 2

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WSVO.WW Ml - !i!i!i Kemble Printz Thompson SfrpBljman Utebatr Question: Resolved, That the Federal Government should own and operate the railroads of the United States. WESLEYAN vs. KNOX Wesleyan Team Harold Kemble Esther Printz Lowell Thompson Knox Team Billet Clark Smith Last year concluded a series of three debates between the Freshman classes of Simpson and Wesleyan, two of which were won by Wesleyan. This season, the first year class has taken on a new opponent in the Freshman team from Knox College. Above is the team which expects to win a favorable decision in the home contest on the fifteenth of May. Each one has had a year’s experience in literary society work and is perfectly at ease on the debating platform. We are anticipating great things of this team not only now, but also in the Sophomore and Intercollegiate Debates. r T to IK S' ■