Word: fullers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Beneath, over, and around the thunders of Mexico and the silence of Beacon Hill plays the left-motif for the rivals Goodwin and Fuller. They have battled in the State House; they are opposed in business; they may be adversaries for the Republican nomination for governor. Beyond that--not so long ago was a Fuller-for-President boom. Perhaps the canny Mr. Goodwin expects some one to exhume it, and finds this a chance to get a little lead in international experience before the still imaginary time when the battle moves, in all its violence, to a convention hall...
...Bryant, Mrs. Joseph Brewer, Mrs. John Balch, Mrs. Stanley Cunningham, Mrs. C. P. Clifford, Mrs. Howard Coonley, Mrs. P. P. Chase, Mrs. G. B. Dewson, Mrs. P. S. Dalton, Mrs. W. R. Driver, Mrs. D. D. Evans, Mrs. J. M. Forbes, Mrs. W. L. W. Field, Mrs. R. G. Fuller...
...William G. McAdoo 3 Oscar W. Underwood 2 A. Lawrence Lowell 1 Joshua Whatmough 1 Charles A. Lindbergh 1 James Angell McLaughlin 1 Republicans Herbert Hoover 1841 Charles G. Dawes 230 Frank O. Lowden 183 Charles Curtis 52 Frank B. Willis 40 William E. Borah 28 Alvan T. Fuller 27 Charles E. Hughes 25 George W. Norris 21 Calvin Coolidge 9 J. Thomas Heflin 5 Roscoe Pound 3 Nicholas M. Butler 2 Oliver Wendell Holmes 1 Dwight H. Morrow 1 Will H. Hays 1 Malcolm E. Nichols...
...Boston, or Much Said and Little Done-that was the 58th annual convention of the National Education Association. But it was a success: the biggest attendance in N. E. A. history, 15,000. Mrs. Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh flew from Detroit and was mistaken for Mrs. Governor Alvan Tufts Fuller of Massachusetts in one receiving line...
Alvan Tufts Fuller, governor of Massachusetts: "Business, as such, desires that the lower schools should help the boy to understand his obligations to the social, civic and economic community . . . as the English would put it, to 'play the game...