Word: aids
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...came forward to nominate, or rather to renominate, James M. Cox. He spoke mostly about Wilson and the League of Nations, and carried the audience with him in his demand for a return to "Wilson principles." When he had done, Ohio stood on its chairs and demonstrated, with the aid of Glee Clubs, for a quarter of an hour...
...Respectful of the Constitution of which I ought to be the guardian, I shall never exceed the role which it assigns me* . . . . My most ardent desire is with the aid of Parliament and the country to realize the peace founded on justice which both so much desire, and to that end within the measure of the Constitution, I shall place at the service of France, republic and democracy, which I have served during thirty years without weakening, the experience I have gained and my absolute devotion...
...success in penetrating the impenetrable, Mr. Marsh attributes largely to ability to win the friendship of the native chiefs. In this case he obtained their trust by getting President Porras of Panama to send them speedy aid during a smallpox epidemic from which they were perishing in helpless isolation...
...little parish fight. The Bishop, the Searchlight, the Klan -it seemed that Heaton could hold out no longer when down rushed The Churchman to be his first ally. Its investigation of this curious alignment of forces resulted in the collection of a few thousand dollars for immediate financial aid, and, more important, the awakening of a strong national sentiment against the obscurantist tactics of Heaton's persecutors. Heaton is, for the present, safe. The Bishop can no longer attack him openly...
...founder of the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph. His father continued as publisher of the paper. His mother was a daughter of John Wanamaker. The son, Barclay H., Jr., is a young man, curly-haired, fond of dancing, who frequently visits Palm Beach. He came to the gumchewers' aid...