Word: burtons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Eugene O'Neill was born in Manhattan in 1888, attended Princeton and Harvard Universities. He spent two years at sea, has been in business in Central and South America, has been a vaudeville actor, a reporter for a Connecticut paper. He was married in 1918 to Miss Agnes B. Burton of London, England. His plays include: Thirst, Beyond the Horizon (Pulitzer Prize play 1920), Diff'rent, The Emperor Jones, Anna Christie (Pulitzer Prize play 1922), The Hairy...
Meanwhile, the Senate was enjoying much discourse on the subject of passing the resolution authorizing the investigation. The resolution had been offered by Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Democrat from Montana who in his resolution attempted to name the investigating committee. This was objected to as a breach of the tradition by which the President of the Senate usually names such bodies. Charges flew back and forth -that Senator Wheeler was trying to pack the committee with opponents of the Attorney General, that the regular Republicans were preparing a whitewashing committee to be named by the President of the Senate...
...Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, Democratic radical called for an investigation of alleged failure by Mr. Daugherty to institute prosecutions under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act on evidence brought out in the Veterans Bureau investigation and on evidence disclosed in the oil investigation. The resolution was referred to committee...
...Senator Burton K. Wheeler...
Lewis Gordon '24, a veteran of two years, is the only "H" man among the outfield candidates. G. W. Burgess '25, A. S. Rogers '25, Roger Doherty '25, C. L. Todd, Jr. '26, D. T. Allen '26, and Howes Burton '26 will contest for the other two positions. Rogers, a member of the 1924 Freshman team and of the University squad the following season, has returned to college after a year's absence. He should make a determined bid for a regular berth, as should Todd, leading batter of the 1926 nine...