Word: heard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Righter '26 and R. C. Storey Jr. '24 were both advanced one seat from three and four to two and three respectively. The present line-up of the second crew is: stroke Canning; 7, Hobson; 6, Adie; 5, Gates 4, Weymer; 3. Storey; 2, Righter; bow, Gates; cox., Heard...
...have never heard a socialist open his mouth, said Professor Carver to a CRIMSON reporter last night, "without speaking of monopoly, inherited wealth, or wealth accruing from a rise in real estate values. I have often said that I would vote the socialist ticket if they could base a logical argument on socialism without referring to these principles. When the socialist thus states his case honestly, I don't need to answer it, for its fallacies are apparent immediately...
...killed during the past year and no man is shot for taking bribes. Instead of merely joking about it I believe it is about time for decent law-abiding Americans to volunteer to go without a drink. There was nothing much the matter, as far as I ever heard, about the quality or healthful properties of the tea on King George's ships in 1775, but for the principle of the thing a man was socially ostrcized if he drank it. There is a principle of the thing today that ought soon to take its place so that such...
Nothing is quite so easy to do, or so unfair in the ''doing, as throwing mud at former prophecies that haven't "panned out." Hindsight, now as previously, is much simpler than foresight. All the same, there was heard last week considerable criticism of the bankers and industrial leaders who last Fall predicted great prosperity this Spring. The Spring has come, but profits in most lines of industry are getting leaner each week; in some industries they have disappeared...
...young, he was employed by the Chicago Tribune as a reporter. Street Railways under Charles T. Yerkes were a public scandal, but the public could get no facts. Frank bought a share of stock in the railways, thus enabling him to attend private stockholders' meetings. And what Frank heard at these meetings he reported...