Word: interviewed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...serious" desire for the Democratic nomination had been balked a second time. "I am and always have been an Insurgent," he once said. In 1925, Mr. Owen left politics and entered the employ of Oilman Harry Ford Sinclair. He went abroad and after inspecting Germany, gave an interview exonerating Germany and Wilhelm II from all War blame. When he came home he settled down in Washington. His Oklahoma days were over and he now looks back on them much as returned and retired Englishmen revive their careers in the British provinces and colonies. From the point of view of actual...
Conversations of great men are often just as simple as that. The two at Brule thought of no more to say, so Coolidge cigars were passed around and the interview was over...
President Coolidge: "Here he is. You asked for an interview. I saw him go by with a box of bait very similar to the box they gave me in Superior...
Telling the World. Disinherited by his banker-father though he is, the hail-fellow (William Haines) strides into a newspaper office and tells the city editor he wants a job. His first assignment is to interview his father. Another assignment is to cover a murder case, in which a girl is wrongfully accused. He neglects to make the edition and goes running off to China with the girl. Things like that do not happen to newspaper reporters...
...interview referred to was accorded to Writer Lecta Rider of the Houston Press in Mrs. Blair's room at the Hotel Warwick, on the morning of June 18. Mrs. Blair was having her hair curled. Writer Rider vouches for the accuracy of her report, which was published that afternoon and to which Mrs. Blair took no exception at the time. The Houston Press vouches for Water Rider's journalistic integrity. TIME joins the United Press in deploring misquotations, in viewing with alarm Mrs. Blair': "idiotic position...