Word: de
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...confer on the administration of Tangier in Morocco, that the U. S., though not represented at the conference, expects continuation of the "open-door" policy in the internationalized part and zone of Tangier-equal rights, opportunities and protection for all-comers. France and Spain have lately been the de facto joint rulers of Tangier, with England looking on. In 1923, a Tangier conference was held without representatives from Italy or the U.S. At this month's conference, in Paris, Italy was expected to try to "strengthen her position...
...Mayor of Budapest. Dr. Eugene Sipocz was one of some 500 distinguished Hungarian "Kossuth Pilgrims" who landed at Manhattan, last week, led by Baron Sigmund de Perenyi, a onetime Hungarian Minister of Interior...
...Margaret Sanger (Mrs. J. Noah H. Slee), famed birth controller, declared last week, as she landed from the He de France that in Germany 98% of all prospective brides apply to government bureaus where they are told how to prevent conception...
...they watched their flocks by night, certain Egyptian shepherds beheld, last week, a flaming portent. They saw the famed Luxor-Cairo de Luxe Express dash screeching through the night with two of its sleeping cars afire. For once the poor shepherds, shivering in their rags, were momentarily more fortunate than such de luxe travelers as George Eastman (kodaks). He, clad in silken green pajamas, slumbered in one of the flaming cars...
Conductor Arbos established Spanish composers and his orchestra on good footing. Halffter, de Falla, Carelli, Espla, Turina, Granados, Albeniz, del Campo, Salazar and many another gained courage & the means of living...