Word: expections
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Republicans-Cameron, Edge, Har-reld, Sterling, Wadsworth-and two Democrats-Fletcher and Trammell- had been converted to the President's view. Moreover, it remained for Fletcher, a Democrat, to say that the President's remarks were "unanswerable." In view of the fact that most of the Republicans expect to support Calvin Coolidge for the Presidency next Fall, it was a curious spectacle...
...afternoon in a meet which will begin in the Stadium with the field events at two o'clock, and continue at three o'clock with the track events which will be run off jointly with the events of the Harvard-Yale University meet. Yet it hardly seems possible to expect a victory for the Freshmen this year. Coach Farrell has accomplished much with the men available; but the visitors, even though they lost to Princeton, as did Harvard, are generally conceded to be the more consistent point scorers...
Both historically and by the effect of their multitude and dispersion the Cabot remain essentially and unalterably a "populous." In a few years, when their myth as been shattered and, by protective coloring, they have adapted themselves to their environment in the Three-Hilled-City, we may expect to see them as "Cabasudas," "Kabotskis" "O'Joels," renewing and far surpassing the somewhat tarnished political glories of George Cabot and Cabot Lodge. New York Times
...nature, from the facts of nature themselves. But Mr. Russell enjoys the reputation of carrying over his highly developed logical sense into the less well-defined fields of human relations. Whether he speaks this evening on "Science and Civilization" or "How to Secure World Peace", the University may expect a point of view decidedly different from that of the usual half-muddled enthusiast...
...later it was announced that Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1920 Democratic nominee for Vice President, had agreed to head Governor Smith's campaign. The choice of Roosevelt was undoubtedly calculated to strengthen Smith with the public, for his name lends a color of respectability which no purely Tammany candidate could expect...