Word: eves
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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President Coolidge said he would be in Washington on the convention's eve, June n, for the annual meeting of the Budget Bureau. As soon thereafter as possible he said, he would leave for Brule, Wis. (see p. 7). Commentators commented on the President's timing of the Budget meeting, when he will certainly insert his finger one last, perhaps decisive time into his Party's pie, employing the impressive gesture of a speech about U. S. finances in the most recent year of his Administration. Last week he remained no more and no less a candidate...
With the infected hand of C. E. Mason '30 now completely healed, the Sophomore has resumed the No. 4 slide which his injury cost him on the eve of the Tech-Cornell regatta. C. McK. Norton '29, who has been rowing in his place now seems slated for the No. 2 seat, if he can show better form and stamina than A. A. Campbell '30, who has rowed all this year's races...
...following statements were made to the Crimson last night by Coach E.L. Farrell of the University track team, and Coach George Connors of Yale on the eve of the thirty-fifth Harvard-Yale dual meet...
...These words, though written on the eve of another fray, epitomize the feeling of Harvard today as the Team prepares to take the field. For "Purple" read "Crimson"; for "Cambridge" read "Princeton"; for "Holy Cross" read "Harvard Crimson...
...eve of its departure for Nassau, the CRIMSON nine's hopes for a victory over the Princetonian sluggers tomorrow received a severe blow when it became known at a late hour last night that H. C. Bartlett '28, who composed the better half of the $250,000 ambidextrous reversible battery, had sprained his right...