Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Kerensky that the Shahkta Trial is a rehearsed drama with hired "conspirators" confessing right and left at the behest of Prosecutor Krylenko. Curiously enough this extreme view is cautiously echoed by Mr. Walter Duranty, the New York Times' permanent Moscow correspondent who has supplied the only full account of the 'Shahkta Trial carried by any U. S. daily...
...word for Curtis earlier. Channing Harris Cox of Massachusetts had been blocked by Governor Alvan Tufts Fuller, who wanted the nomination himself and would let no other Massachusetts man get ahead. The Curtis compromise resulted between 7 and 8 a. m. in a hotel room full of sleep-starved...
After this abstruse discourse the air was cleared by famed Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston Churchill, ruddy as a round full moon, matter of fact as the taxes he imposes. Crisply Mr. Churchill told the M. P.s that they, as a body of laymen, should not set themselves up as ecclesiastical arbiters, but should pass the Book in deference to the expert endorsement already accorded it by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and a large majority of the Bishops of the Church of England...
...killed his third tabloid, Baltimore American, by merging it with his full-sized Baltimore News. This was part of a complicated compromise with his Baltimore rivals, the Sun-papers, by which he allowed the Evening Sun to get Associated Press rights without paying him one cent. Hearst had not been known before as a man of compromises...
...Highest, observed at Doom, last week, with a simple devotional service the 40th anniversary of his ascension to the Imperial and Royal Thrones of Germany and Prussia. General Fink von Finkenstein, one of the four personal adjutants of Wilhelm II, said to correspondents: "His Majesty's life is full of activity. He keeps us all busy. Hundreds of letters are received and answered daily...