Word: lynched
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...injury to justice is in publicity before the trial. Newspaper trials before the case is called have become an abomination. The dan- gerous initiative that newspapers have taken in judging and convicting out of court is journalistic lynch law. It is mob murder or mob ac- quittal in all but the overt act. It is mob appeal. Prosecuting attorneys now hasten to the papers with their theories and confessions. Defense attorneys do the same. Neither dare do otherwise. Half wit juries or prejudiced juries are the inevitable result...
Philip, London, published Individual Work and the Dalton Plan, by A. J. Lynch, Headmaster of a large elementary public school in London. Mr. Lynch applied the Dalton laboratory plan, as invented by Miss Helen Parkhurst of Dalton, to his large institution, recorded the experiment in his book, was guarded in his conclusions but lucid in his exposition...
...score stood only 2 to 1 in their favor. Hopkins of Yale at "In home" scored three times and was the individual star of the game. The summary: Harvard 1927 Yale 1927 Kelsey g. g. Crissey Burden p. 1.h. Hopkins Maisel c.p. o.h. Herman Simpson 1d. la. Lynch Backus 2d. 2a. Withington Bennett 3d 3a. Keller Kullman c. c. Hannah Force 3a. 3d. Smith Stearns 2a. 2d, Hogue Murphy 1a. 1d. Mansfield Sicherman o.h. c.p. McKee Lyall l.h. p. Ryan...
Their vehicle which won the laurel of the amateur Thespians' Olympic was Judge Lynch, by one William R. Rogers, Jr., said to be "the Euripides of Texas." It was an indictment of the hasty judgments on which lynchings are founded in the South, and although it represented a Yankee peddler as a thief, it stirred a Northern audience so deeply that the tournament management had to keep the curtain down to make them go home. The cast consisted of Julia Hogan, Louise Bond, Joe Peel and Louis Quince (who appropriately played a sour countryman...
...scholarship. They insist on it that the gospel must first be for the individual before it can be for the group. They maintain that there can be no Christian unity except on the basis of unity of faith. The Lutheran church rejects all the religious tendencies which Dr. Lynch describes as being signs of progress in the reformed churches. The Lutheran church heartily disapproves of all these tendencies and does not want any denomination to come along proselytizing and spreading harmful heresies within the Lutheran household of faith...