Word: chose
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Instrumental Clubs chose seven new members in the annual winter elections last Wednesday. Those elected are: Edwin Gates Bagley '23 of Worcester, Philip Eiseman '25 of Boston, Morgan Havey Harris '25 of Chestnut Bill, Franklin Weeks Jones '25 of Evanston, Ill., Francis Fay O'donnell '25 of Lowall, William Woods Porter 2nd '25 of Denver, Colo., and Rolan Offerman Rasch '23 of Brooklyn...
...Chicago Civic Opera Company chose, to open its second and last Boston week, Montemezzi's "L'Amore dei Tre Re," the libretto by Sem Benelli, with Miss Garden in the role of Flora. It is one of the less familiar operas that the Chicagoans have seen fit to sponsor, and they have succeeded in earning it a popular reception...
...France would not have needed to try to collect her debt in this way. By this act of perfidy, Germany was encouraged to believe that, by holding out, she could escape her just debt. This left nothing for France to do but to back down or go forward. She chose the only wise and honorable course that was left to her. The responsibility is England's. T. N. CARVER...
This week France chose Mile. Henriette Saget as the most virtuous of all French women, but America will not be outdone in originality. At a great convention of canary birds in Chicago, the world's best warbler was elected. In the hope of finding a prize winner, the U. S. S. Pittsburgh made a trip to the canary islands, but the Marines found only dogs, so 'Baby Grand" won the prize...
Officially, Bill Bingham could resign from a dozen offices, if he chose; his connection with the University would be as close as ever. He has become a name, and when Harvard has need of him again, he can be counted on to serve again, as whole-heartedly and unselfishly as before...