Word: marked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last appearance of the Midwest's last purple people, the Dalton boys of Coffeyville, Kan. ... "A tall, harshly beautiful young man" (W. J. Bryan) comes out of Nebraska to be the Silver Knight; pallid Altgeld governs Illinois; Andrew Carnegie's detectives shoot strikers at Homestead, Pa.; solid Mark Hanna quietly bosses Cleveland; Coxey's army marches. . . . "California fruits and heiresses appeared seasonably in New York and were absorbed," but Frank Norris and Ambrose Bierce are supplied by the same place...
...Sunday, the first day of the Congress, hundreds of priests began to celebrate mass at 5:00 a. m. and repeated every half hour thereafter. The churches accounted for 5,195 masses. Enough services were held in private chapels to make the total pass the 6,000 mark...
Most important to culture was the expressed opinion that pianos are no longer bought as a vulgar mark of distinction, but simply for the love of music...
Strives to Equal Cook's Mark...
Coach Leader of Yale will be striving on Friday to equal the mark set by Bob Cook, the Bulldog's most famous rowing coach, who registered four consecutive victories against Harvard between 1892 and 1896. He can not, however: equal the record of five successive wins which was established by Coach Kennedy between 1900 and 1903. A Crimson victory this year will bring the number of Harvard triumphs in the 60 years of rowing relations between the two colleges to a total of 28 while if the Blue crosses the line a victor again it will bring the Yale total...