Word: heralding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Boston Herald published these facts, precipitated discussion in the legislature. State Senator James G. Moran was aroused. To him, Governor Fuller's action was suspicious, only seemingly generous. "You should not be misled into thinking," he stated, "that these checks have passed out of the control of the former Governor." He asserted that in the event of Mr. Fuller's death his executors would be compelled to include the checks as assets of the estate and collect the money from the Commonwealth...
Odds. At the end of the week, the odds shifted to even money. The New York Herald Tribune went so far as to say in a new story: "John D. Rockefeller Jr. has won the fight . . . according to one of New York's outstanding petroleum authorities who is close to the affairs of the industry." And Col. Stewart's manner and statements remained confident...
...have been established and the first few allotments made the faculty allows the students themselves every reasonable freedom in choosing to which groups they will adhere. Nothing so strongly persuades a human being to "brighten the corner" where he is as the fact that he picked it. --New York Herald-Tribune...
Robert Lincoln O'Brien, 63, retired last week as editor of the Boston Herald, a post he had held with distinction for 18 years...
...Said the Herald: "To Mr. O'Brien, in whatever work he may choose to undertake?and we hope that an adequate life of Grover Cleveland will be a part of it* the Herald wishes a continuance of health, wealth and happiness...