Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Connecticut, extensive plans and rules have been made to help the motorist. Mr. R. B. Stoechel, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, has declared that he will try to keep traffic in Connecticut travelling about thirty miles an hour, except through cities. Motorists who cannot travel that fast will be sent over back roads. High speed and cutting in will not be tolerated, nor will moping. As the main highways will be crowded Friday night and Saturday morning, road authorities recommend the less popular routes, which they give assurance, will be in good condition. One such route is Boston, Worcester, Webster, Putnam...
...seventh game of the season, the Freshman soccer team will meet St. George's School on Soldiers Field today at 2 o'clock. The Crimson line-up remains unchanged since the Worcester game except that Newman will play at inside right instead of Small...
...have through lack of some essential quality, failed of success; Kerensky, for instance, to come no nearer our own shores. But to her sorrow Italy has for the last decade, not been gladdened by even a glorious failure. She can boast of many men of talent but, if we except d'Annunzio's captivating but obstructive insanity, none of genius...
...creation of a Railroad Labor Board as a final court of appeal by railroad managements and employees. No arrangement was made for enforcing decisions of the Labor Board except through the weight of public opinion...
...years prior to the passage of the Transportation Act, every tendency had been toward Government ownership or operation. The experiment during the war resulted in a sharp reaction in favor of private operation which was general, except on the part of railroad employees who believed that they would continue to benefit under Government control. The Transportation Act, therefore, with all its restrictions, was the foundation upon which private management was given a new opportunity. If this Act cannot be altered without a radical change in the general policies which it established, it is far better to leave it alone...