Word: foley
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...conference took place behind locked doors in the Hotel Biltmore. Governor Smith himself, George E. Brennan, Democratic boss of Illinois (since the death of Mr. Murphy unquestionably the most in- fluential Democratic boss in the country), Norman E. Mack, Democratic National Committeeman from New York, Surrogate James A. Foley, son-in-law of the late Tammany leader and claimant to the Tammany throne, were present...
...Nations Covenant and of the Treaty of Versailles and bears his personal endorsement. Mr. Foley has taken sentences from stenographic minutes of the White House conference with the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate, and thirty-seven addresses delivered by Mr. Wilson during his western tour in 1919 when the Treaty was before the Senate, and so arranged and combined them that they form a continuous text. To this have been appended, in full, the Covenant and two addresses he delivered before the Peace Conference at Paris, and official cablegrams containing suggestions later embodied in the Covenant, from former President...
...meeting of the Advocate board last night George P. Ludlam 2d '25, of New York, N. Y., was elected to the literary department, and Jhon Burton Foley Jr. '27, of Chicago, Ill., to the business department
...figures are prominently connected with this unparalleled record. The lesser is C. W. Foley, Passaic sportsman, who adds official cognizance to their success by the periodic presentation of loving cups. He presented one for the 100th victory; one for the 125th ; has offered another for the 150th...
...required no thinking. Poor kid! His boyhood was burned up in thinking. That is all he has ever done, and now he wants a rest." The Sun and The Globe dug up a story about a girl: "As he talks to associates in radical circles Sidis sometimes takes Miss Foley's picture from his pocket and looks at it-and then he smiles...