Word: either
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...question has been especially worded in order that the present action, of the French Chamber will not materially effect the problems involved in the coming debate. The speeches will be made in English and the competition is open to all undergraduates who may chose either side of the question to argue. The time allowed each debater in the trials will be limited to ten minutes. The judges will be chosen within the next two weeks by the members of the French Department. Last year the debate was won by George Slaff...
Herewith are excerpts from letters come to the desks of the editors during the past week. They are selected primarily for the information they contain either supplementary to or corrective of news previously published in TIME...
...each and the reasons for their rejection may be briefly set down as follows: The miners wanted to make sure that there would be no reduction in wages and at least some chance of an increase in wages; that no system of arbitration would be set up which either now or later might reduce wages. Their check-off demand was retained, probably as a trading point. The length of the contract might so far as they were concerned be anything up to five years. But they were determined not to have arbitration, and suggested as an alternative having the operators...
...Unless they accept these terms, the Aventines shall not re-enter here-either today or as long as I am in power...
...City Government is, in many ways, more important than either state or national government. The latter two touch only indirectly people living in cities. The first, every day, directly affects their health, safety and happiness. As the City Manager of Cleveland, Mr. Hopkins observed in a talk before the Chamber of Commerce in Cincinnati, that people judge the National Government by their experience with the city government with which they come most intimately in contact. If they have no respect for their local government and believe it to be dishonest, they are apt to entertain the same view of their...