Word: brotherhoods
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...tell whether some nations will abide by the awards of the League any more than some labor unions abide by the awards of arbitration boards. The future is no more assured now than it has been in the past, nor have we arrived at universal brotherhood, the land of the heart's desire. We must provide for all eventualities...
Pole Vault--A. E. Brickett, 10 (A); R. Mabie, 35 (C); C. F. Reavis, 77 (Cor); W. H. Grigson, 78 (Cor); E. W. Beggs, 79 (Cor); H. A. Jewett, 73 (Cor); W. C. Archbold, 80 (Cor); E. E. Myers, 133 (D); K. P. Libby, 134 (D); J. O. Brotherhood, 135 (D); R. W. Kelsey, 136 (D); E. Huff, 137 (D); S. F. Smith, 138 (D); G. S. Seagreave, 174 (J. H.); G. S. Stevenson, 175 (J. H.); R. W. Harwood, 210 (H); F. D. Johnson, 211 (H); F. F. Williams, 181 (H); A. Perkins, 207 (H); A. D. Knowlton...
...sovereignty to just that extent. This argument seems to me unanswerable. It is simply a question of whether or not the United States and her sister nations are willing to sacrifice some of the rights which in the past they have so jealously guarded and thereby secure greater brotherhood among themselves in practice as well as in theory. The alternative proposed by Senator Lodge, that of reserving to each nation the right of self-determination in questions of domestic policy would make of the League a veritable dumb-show. For if the question of immigration were to be exempted from...
...only nation that stands to lose some of her former privileges by joining the League of Nations; the mere fact of co-operating to enforce world peace means sacrifice and some degree of give and take on the part of all concerned. We have preached unselfishness and brotherhood long enough; now is the time to make good our declarations. C. S. JOSLYN...
...private institutions meet the problem of insufficient endowment. Both are usually defeated. The result is such a scale of salaries that Normal School graduates find it more profitable to serve, let us say as hotel waiters, and full-fledged college professors have to content themselves with stipends that the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers would treat with scorn...