Word: elizabeth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...should not come together on the foregoing lines. . . . "I have never thought the political situation here bears any resemblance to the political situation in Italy or Germany. In each of these countries parliamentary institutions were largely an exotic growth, whereas in England they have since the time of Queen Elizabeth exercised a real and decisive influence...
...became Speaker, and in the same year was admitted to the bar and hung out his shingle at Williams. In 1902 he went to the Territorial Senate. After a year at the University of Michigan (1903?04) studying law and political economy, he returned to Williams where he married Elizabeth McEvoy Renoe and was made district attorney of Coconino County in 1904. Five years later he moved to Prescott to pursue private practice. In 1912, when Arizona was admitted to the Union, the Legislature picked him as the State's first U. S. Senator. A thoroughgoing Democrat, he has served...
Doubles winners at Wimbledon last week were: George Lott and Lester Stoefen, Elizabeth Ryan and Mme René Mathieu; mixed doubles winners: Dorothy Round and Ryuki Miki...
...worked up to the position of star in pictures like So Big, The Rich Are Always With Us, Dark Horse, 20,000 Years in Sing Sing, Cabin in the Cotton, Ex-Lady. Her roles were usually those of a young lady with simple notions and sophisticated manners. Christened Ruth Elizabeth Davis, she coined her own stage name when she was 12, by misspelling Betty. When she arrived in Hollywood she was called a "school girl Constance Bennett." She learns a part by glancing through it once or twice, wears glasses when she reads, usually goes to sleep at parties...
From his Berlin bench a Nazi judge scowled down last week at the witness box in which sat Frau Elizabeth Salm. "Just go on lying as you are," said His Honor. "Do you imagine we are capable of believing you were making coffee in your kitchen while in the next room your lodger was being shot?" The lodger was famed Horst Wessel. the student who adapted a German sea chanty into Nazidom's anthem and became the official brownshirt martyr after he was shot by Communists in Frau Salm's boarding house. The shooting of Horst Wessel...