Word: loudly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard CRIMSON did call the American Legion Convention a "wholesale brawl etc." Well! "deah"! me!. Lets give three long rahs for Harvard and the CRIMSON only don't make them too loud, it might annoy the "death" old "Harvard Ladies"!! Of course, the scenes of disorder were caused by Cambridge and Boston hoodlums, amongst whom were probably some students, too young to have been "over there" in 1918, and who wouldn't have been there if they could have, but anyway do you "death old things" really think the Legion (900,000 MEN NOT children) care what the CRIMSON thinks...
...speech was Prohibition, prime question before the Albany convention. No credit was claimed even for the President's appointment of the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. When the keynoting Secretary mentioned the fine work of Dwight Whitney Morrow as Ambassador to Mexico, the delegates applauded long and loud. Mr. Morrow is a thoroughgoing Republican Wet and the New Yorkers were about to demand repeal of the 18th Amendment. Likewise Statesman Stimson had very little to say about government economy, because Federal expenditures have increased to offset unemployment. The World Court was disposed of in 15 words. Democratic critics...
...loud and prolonged ringing of a burglar alarm in the Gold Coast district last night attracted the attention of scores of students who sought out the disturbance and found that it emanated from the Lampoon building. It was suggested that someone might be in quest of the famed Ibis, Lampy's traditional symbolism...
Following its annual custom, the Harvard Union will receive the broadcast of the World Series baseball games in the Living Room, starting this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Three loud speakers are to be used, that any members of the University may be accommodated...
Starting next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the World Series baseball games will be broadcast in the living room of the Harvard Union. Three loud speakers are to be used in connection with a new radio, and there will be enough seats for everybody. These broadcasts are open to all members of the University...