Word: campaign
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...leadership rallied to the exiled king as the only person sufficiently powerful to be their chief. They have no other common policy, nor common interest, except their discontent with Venizelos. As many as sixteen leaders signed the manifesto denouncing the conduct of the Liberal party of Venizelos. During the campaign and after their victory disagreement has risen among them more than once. Two cabinets had to resign, unable to cope with the situation. The present one, under D. Gunaris, is a mosaic of forces whose tendency is towards discerption rather than stability. It is a question of how long this...
...thing almost unheard of in connection with war, until now--and that the German mind, when it sees itself defeated, invariably turns to self-palliation and vague excuses. Perhaps the difference is one of inborn moral sense; the Germans may never be able to realize that the submarine campaign, as conducted, was wrong. Indeed, Neumann's "prosecutor" himself admitted that while it would be contrary to the Hague Treaty to sink a hospital ship carrying men from a naval engagement, on the other hand an attack upon the same ship loaded with troops wounded in land service, would constitute...
...remainder of this week, and will be open from nine to give. It has been arranged by Professor James Sturgis Pray '95 of the School, of Landscape Architecture, who is a member of the American Committee for La Renaissance des Cites, in connection with the committee's campaign for $250,00 to be presented by America, as a gift of friendship to France, for completing the model village of Pinon...
...been appointed Ambassador to Italy. During the two decades since this coup, Mr. Child has been active in the journalistic world, winning for himself so great a name as a newspaperman and publicist, that he was chosen by President Hardnig as one of his closest advisors during the recent campaign...
...England, France and Italy, has now been organized upon a peace basis. The first work of the organization will be to establish a permanent home in Paris, where it may continue the work that made it so valuable during the war. The Board of Trustees has inaugurated a campaign to secure a donor or a group of them, for the building. In addition to this, an endowment fund is being raised to supplement the income from the membership fees paid by American universities and colleges for the maintenance of the general work of the union...