Word: finality
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...final personal swan-song was: "I am just as anxious to see them [Democratic principles] succeed as I was when the party honored me with the nomination, and with all the vigor that I can command...
Creek) as Senator from Wyoming. This was an error. Wyoming Democrats declared that it was a "glaring" error and an "egregious" error. Final returns showed that Senator John Benjamin Kendrick, Democrat, cattleman, 32° Mason, of Sheridan, Wyoming, had been reelected by 8,700 votes which, in Wyoming, is a comfortable margin. It will be Senator Kendrick's third successive term. Aged 71, Senator Kendrick is a member of the committees on Agriculture and Forestry, Appropriations, Indian Affairs, Irrigation and Reclamation, Public Lands and Surveys...
...probable that our final cost [incurred due to the War] will run well toward $100,000,000,000, or half the entire wealth of the country when we entered the conflict. . . . We should like to have our Government debts all settled, although it is probable that we could better afford to lose them than our debtors could afford not to pay them...
...Livingston 3L and H.F. Blumenberg 3L of the Pollock-Choate Club won the second semi-final round of the Ames' Competition of the Law School last night, defeating Harry Baum 3L and Logan Fulrath 3L of the Cardoza Club, by decision of the judges. The case was a consideration of whether giving a certified check in the course of a gambling transaction, where gambling is prohibited, destroys the maker's right to stop the check...
Judges for last night's court were: Honorable C.F. Stearns L '93, Justice of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island; Honorable J.A. Lowell '91, United States District Judge for Pennsylvania. By virtue of its victory last night the Bollock-Choate Club wins the right to enter the finals of the Ames Competion with the Edward Waren Club, winner of the first semi-final court of two nights ago. The finals will take place some time in January...