Word: abbotts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Labor is in danger of losing some of its strength in the coming English elections, while the Conservatives should gain," said Professor Wilbur Cortez Abbott, Professor of History in the University, in discussing the announcement of the overthrow of Premier MacDonald's government yesterday...
...Conservatives should have the best chance of increasing their membership," he said, provided every conservative votes. At the last election thousands of conservative votes were lost by the failure of the voters to attend the polls." Professor Abbott went on to speak of several of his personal friends who had not voted at that time. He did not predict a conservative majority in the House of Commons. He said that Winston Churchill had a good chance of keeping his seat...
...George Abbott, recalled agreeably for his comic cowboy in Zander the Great, stepped beyond his depth in the lead. He seemed to manufacture the part instead of living in it. Martha Bryan-Allen gave her usual competent performance as the child; while the single bit of really excellent acting was contributed by Elizabeth Patterson as a black silk mother-in-law of rocky prejudice...
...reading French examination today will be held in the following rooms: Abbott-Goodwin New Lecture Hall Gottlieb-Littlefield Emerson D Lloyd-Patterson Emerson J Peale-Rowley Harvard 5 A. P. Rudnick-Storr Harvard 6 Street-Zion Zool. Lecture Room
...November the final stage will commence, and will be open to the six or less winners of the first stage, together with the following firms already selected for this stage by the University authorities: Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott, Boston; Professor J. J. Haffner and Associates, Cambridge; Guy Lowell, Boston; McKim, Mead and White, New York; Parker, Thomas and Rice, Boston; Walker and Gillette, New York. The competitors in the final stage will each be paid...