Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...your home into ashes; the same we do with your judge and Chief Justice as they got our note last week. "Our airplanes had a wonderfull success over your home and the home of your barbars [barbarous?] Judge and Chief Justice. Nobody has not away from us and nobody cannot. "This is the oath of thousands and uiousands that will fight to death. The French spirit never die-as to tell you again, if you, your judge and Chief Justice will execute Sacco-Vanzetti, we going to destroy all of your fellows...
Countered Mr. Robinson, when his turn came to speak: "I cannot clearly see how a restriction in output could assure a continuity of supply at a high level and prove of ultimate benefit to the world. I am also wondering whether the fact that over 75% of the commodity is consumed-in a nonproducing country [the U. S.], while the country controlling restriction [Great Britain] consumes but 7% of the total supply, might be looked upon as discrimination...
...first chairman of the board, to whom will fall the duty of "assuring stability in furthering the adopted principles and policies of the Chamber and of dealing with broad public questions which arise from time to time, such as volunteer presidents elected from the field of active business cannot longer in justice to them be asked to provide." Judge Parker, corporation lawyer (the Texas Co.), is now completing four years' work as umpire of the German-American Mixed Claims Commission. He will devote his full time to the Chamber...
Bernard lacks the stolidity of a true Quesnay. Yet he cannot break away from the mill because he reasons that it is a slacker to society who enjoys the privileges of his class without bearing the class responsibilities...
...only to provide good plays but to provide good plays for Harvard consumption, and admirable as may be its services as a Theatre Guild workshop its first duty is being neglected. The CRIMSON realizes that these plays were deemed artistically worthy by competent judges. But it cannot see what reason has deterred the Club from having an undergraduate success, for the Dramatic Club's public is certainly not possessed of as large a student representation as its position warrants...