Word: connor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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What to Do? Just before the Rodgers trial the AAA dispatched red-headed Mary Connor Myers, a Boston lawyer who helped the Department of Justice jail Al Capone, to Arkansas to see what all the trouble was about. Last week she reported to Washington. It was announced that the written part of her report was confidential, and the oral part was for the ears of Chester Davis alone. The United Press said: "Mrs. Myers, it was understood, uncovered contract violations which caused cruel hardships to part of the farm population. She found share croppers straggling along the highways, homeless...
...site of St. Patrick's buildings is no longer Catholic. Because it was long ago appropriated by Protestants, the Catholics had to build their own, which was not opened for worship until 1873, not consecrated until 1904. Even in 1915, when Joseph MacRory became Bishop of Down and Connor, there still were what quiet-loving Irishmen called "The Troubles"-stirred up by the Black and Tans...
Among the lesser known aspirants there is a large group of Sophomores, including Joe Nickerson, Proctor Avon, Tom Broderick, Arnold Bronstein, Charley O'Connor, Bill McGann, and Royall Victor...
...lineups: Boxing HARVARD DARTMOUTH Warren 125-pound O'Connor Kostarelos 135-pound Thorpe Delafield 145-pound Maxwell Davis 155-pound Daniels Sears 165-pound Eckel Zemurray heavyweight Richter WRESTLING HARVARD DARTMOUTH Farley 155-pound Boyle Porter 165-pound Miller Sullivan heavyweight Hull...
Furthermore, I have seen an authentic case of an unemployed man laughing in Union Square. He was laughing at some college boys who were demonstrating for the unemployed. Persons also hold themselves ready to make affidavits stating that they have seen Mr. O'Connor laugh...