Word: heraldic
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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According to Louis Seibold of The (TM) New York Herald, Senator Brookhart made, during the last session of the late Congress," probably more speeches than any other two men." This is all the more notable if one considers the fact that Mr. Brookhart was sitting in his first session in an organization where newcomers are traditionally " s but not heard...
...General Workers and former Leader of the Labor Party in the House-possibly the strongest labor man in the country; J. H. Thomas, General Secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen; and Philip Snowden, socialist member of Parliament and author. All were accompanied by their wives. The Daily Herald, London radical journal, published angry letters from Laborites. One critic said: " Continuous association with our political opponents is likely to reduce our campaign in the House of Commons to the old sham fight between Tweedledum and Tweedledee which we have done so much to expose...
...York Herald, referring to Mayor Hylan, printed a headline: " Away Since Jan. 3." The Mayor wrote a letter to The Herald protesting " falsehood...
...Herald said, editorially: " Mistakes will occur in the news columns, no matter how careful newspapers are. In this particular case a headline said that the Mayor had been ' Away Since Jan. 3.' As this was not exact, The New York Herald presents the facts more definitely. Here is the record of the Mayor's various absences from the city since last summer...
CITY MOVES TO PREVENT FLOOD. --Boston Herald...