Word: expert
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...expert, M. A. Cheeke, who surveyed Liberia for Mr. Firestone, said last week: "It is very much like Florida, with better fishing. There is practically no hunting, however, the dense population having killed out most animal life. This is one reason for its healthiness, as there are few mammals to carry disease parasites. There is some malaria, but it will be stamped out entirely. The average native is a man of powerful build and a fine worker. This abundant labor supply is one of the chief advantages of the place...
...landing in Alhucemas Bay, any military expert will tell you is the biggest success yet attained in the Riff War, and it should be properly accredited...
Having sustained a wound in the left cheek which will require a special surgical operation to save the sight of his left eye, Lieut. Col. Charles Kerwood, second in command of the Sherifian Escadrille, journeyed recently to Paris in search of expert medical attention. He is the first Sherifian to return to Paris, although during the rainy season in the Riff which is now commencing, it is understood that a two months' leave of absence from Morocco will be taken by a number of the American aviators...
...face of things, moreover, it does not appear that the fourteen undergraduates whose names appear as editors of the CRIMSON at the present time are peculiarly qualified to give expert guidance in matters pertaining to the curriculum. Only two of the fourteen are in the three highest groups of the college rank list. Nine are in the three lowest groups. The remaining three have scholastic records so low that their names do not appear in the rank list at all. On the whole, therefore, it would seem as if the editors have rated the Faculty somewhat higher than the Faculty...
...coal truce" now in force permit them to lower the wages of certain miners, in accordance with the variable base rates of the 1924 wage agreement, which is now continued under the subsidy. The miners, headed by "Emperor" A. J. Cook, incendiary laborite, obtained what they considered expert legal opinion, to the effect that no wage reductions of any sort are admissible under existing agreements...