Word: masons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Like the rest of the team, Mason, who will most probably start on the mound today, is a green man in collegiate circles. Harrison, whom Coach Slattery usually picks to start a game, is the likely choice for a Crimson moundsman, while Hardell will be held in reserve...
...House Foreign Relations Committee at Washington is seriously considering the Mason Bill, which would appropriate funds to be used for the salaries of a minister and consuls to the "Irish Republic...
...Mason Bill should become enacted law, the friendship between Great Britain and the United States would be more strained than at any time since our Civil War. If America recognizes the "Irish Republic," England would certainly be justified in serving diplomatic relations, and such action would be in no way unlikely. International enmity and war might be the result...
...would have brought, and after dedicating itself to a policy of "splendid isolation" and short-sighted provincialism, for the Senate to meddle in Irish affairs is the height of inconsistency. Love of the Irish vote rather than love for Ireland, moreover, is the motive behind the introduction of the Mason Bill. It is intended for political effect rather than as a real aid toward Ireland's obtaining its independence...
...great English speaking nations must not be jeopardized. Upon Anglo-American friendship and unity of purpose, forged on a common battleground, rests the hope of the world for peace and progress. The Anglo-American friendship of a century must not be imperiled by Congressional politics. To pass the Mason Bill would not make Ireland an independent republic, but it might mean war with England...