Word: filed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Pennsylvania primary three weeks ago roused the Senate to begin an investigation of alleged excessive campaign expenditures (TIME, May 31, THE CONGRESS). Last week the candidates filed their individual expenses (the campaign committees had two weeks longer in which to file their schedules). In the race for the Senate, William S. Vare (Wet), the successful candidate in the primary, spent $71,435.80 out of his own pocket, Governor Pinchot who ran third spent $43,767.31 of his money, and Senator Pepper who ran second depleted his pocket only...
...enthusiasm which enables it to hold high the torch and keep the organization going when they are so poorly and inadequately paid. Strangely enough there are no aristocrats in Spain interested enough in music to serve as patrons or in any way to encourage musical development. The rank and file of the Spanish people are music lovers, but the aristocracy do not, as a rule, even attend the concerts. The unselfish enthusiasm of the members of the Madrid Symphony Orchestra is touching. They played for me for three rehearsals without remuneration, and the complete sale of the house, when divided...
...state appeared as prosecutors, Edward Slay, K. T. McConnico, and William Jennings Bryan, dutiful son of a famed father, come to file a written argument...
Today is the last day on which all upperclassmen who are not candidates for a degree this June may file their list of courses for 1926-27. Course cards will be received in University 2a. A fine of $5 will be assessed on all those who turn in course cards after tomorrow...
...reminder that the Executive Committee meeting of the Federation in New York last February set a number of projects in motion. It planned a clearing house for inter-collegiate news and a file for college journals to be established at Princeton; it provided for the publishing of a pamphlet containing a comprehensive survey of scholarships open to American students; it delegated one of its members to attend the English National Union of Students' Conferences next winter; and set the date for a new convention...