Word: interred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Theodore Roosevelt felt this defect in the wording of the Anti-Trust Law, and on June 3, 1911, wrote in The Outlook: "What is urgently needed is the enactment of drastic and far-reaching legislation which shall put the great Inter-State business corporations of the type of the Standard...
...questions bearing on international juridical relamen of the various states will be intions. To this end, the most competent vited to teach, through regular courses, lectures, or seminars, the most important matters, from the point of view of theory and practice, of international legislation and jurisprudence, such as result inter alia from deliberations of the conferences and arbitral awards...
David Lloyd George: "An officer of the World Alliance for Inter- national Friendship Through the Churches announced that I would go to America to speak before that organization in Philadelphia next November, provided ' internal affairs ' do not keep me at home...
...same end, the reduction of taxable net income. Among them may be mentioned the use of corporation and be mentioned the use of corporations and trusts to avoid payment of surtaxes directly, or by dividing income; the division of property among members of the taxpayer's family by gifts inter vivos; the taking of losses on capital investments in such fashion and at such times as to accomplish a maximum reduction of taxable income; the exploitation of certain features of the law such as the provision contained in Section 202 of the Revenue Act of 1921 relating to exchanges...
...have made it clear that the field of History and Literature is designed primarily for those men who have, shall we say, a philosophic turn of mind. At all events, they must be interested in cause and effect, they must have the capacity and the background to see the inter-relation of events, and must be possessed of sufficient imagination to apply the lessons of the Past to the problems of the Future. Anyone who selects History and Literature because he wishes to avoid the economic or constitutional work necessary for concentration in "straight History," or because he objects...