Word: met
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Conference for Progressive Political Action), although it is hardly remembered today by the general public, is the body which nominated, or rather endorsed, the self-nomination of Robert M. LaFollette for President at Cleveland last July. The same body met, last week, in Chicago to consider whether it would try to perpetuate a third party movement...
Before the meeting, the representatives of the 16 unions met and agreed that they would not join in an attempt to found a third party?that they would revert to Labor's policy long ago laid down by Samuel Gompers: political opportunism, support of any party or candidate likely to serve their interests...
Each of the rival teams has lost two games, both being defeated by Hebron Academy or Maine. Harvard 1928 met defeat at the hands of Amlover, while Exeter lost to the Dartmouth freshmen. Comparative scores would indicate that Harvard had a slight advantage, having to their credit a victory over the Dartmouth freshmen. HARVARD 1928 EXETER Slocum r.f. l.g. Smith Baldwin (capt.) l.f. r.g. Brockelman Green or McCurdy c. c. Thompson Barbee r.g. l.f. Watson or Boone Meisenbach or Oothout l.g. r.f. Merrill (capt...
...Met in joint session with the House of Representatives and canvassed the electoral vote for President and Vice President, declaring Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes elected...
Whether or not this situation actually constituted a legal or other monopoly, it undoubtedly would furnish a convenient talking point for our trustbusting statesmen, and the General Electric knew it. Therefore, while Senator Norris fulminated in Washington, the company's Board of Directors met, and voted to turn over the Electric Bond & Share Co. to a new corporation, whose stock would then be distributed share for share to the existing General Electric stockholders. This was, in a general way, the method adopted by the Government in breaking up the old "Standard Oil Trust" in 1911; its employment...