Word: acknowledgeed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"Of the 34 men now serving terms, all of these could have obtained their freedom under a post war act of President Harding, but inasmuch as this act required that each man acknowledge the guilt of what he had said or done, each preferred to stand by his principles and...
The Cabinet approved a most interesting diplomatic document?a "perpetual treaty of peace" with Turkey. It was explained by the Polish authorities that "perpetual treaty" is not regarded as a meaningless phrase in Poland. The reason for this statement is that Turkey, of all the nations of Europe, refused to...
Then Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War under the Wilson administration, arose to deliver a very able speech of welcome. Mr. Baker recalled the indefatigable energy with which Premier Lloyd George conducted his post during the War. Said he: " Great minds are needed for great matters, and history will always...
In an article in the September Century, Dr. Alexander Meikeljohn, no longer of Amherst, conducts a Socratic discussion with himself on the question of the responsibility of the President and faculty of a college. It develops that the President and faculty are not responsible to the students, the parents of...
He has the distinction of being the last champion that the world will acknowledge, since the tournament will never again dignify its winner with the distinguished title. Owing to protest from the United States Lawn Tennis Association there will henceforth be no world's champion ship tournament in tennis...