Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Statements. Albert Bacon Fall, ill with lung congestion, again called attention to "my integrity and the complete rectitude of my every action in connection with the Teapot Dome lease." He disavowed any connection with any "jury-hanging" plot. Nevertheless, it was discovered that one of his counsel, Lawyer Mark Thompson, had telephoned a friend of Mr. Fall's at the U. S. Department of Justice to "look up the record" of a colleague who was being sleuthed by the Burns...
...Europe is rather free from prohibition laws, but there is, nevertheless a considerable movement towards a restriction on alcohols," indicated the prohibition agent, who spends a large part of his time in Europe, and who has his main office in London...
WITH THE ADVENT to these SHORES of none other than THE ROTUND and illustrious PAUL POIRET PERHAPS better known to THOSE OF the fairer SEX but nevertheless WELL ENOUGH known to THE LESS deadly of the SPECIES, plus the APPEARANCE in a supposedly RATIONAL sheet in the SOMEWHAT LESS rational MIDDLE WEST of a STATEMENT to the effect that HARVARD MEN are the worst DRESSED MEN on any college CAMPUS the floor for DEBATE and a heated. DISCUSSION of the general QUESTION of men's APPAREL is thrown wide OPEN...
...tide of public opinion was running fast, fast enough to promise civil war. A Boer himself, he is yet a keen, sincere imperialist, believing that the manifest destiny of the Union lies in membership in the Commonwealth. While firm for a flag that would embody the Union Jack, he nevertheless urged moderation upon his followers and it was through his tact and diplomacy that he obtained important concessions from the Government and so was able to induce his South African Party to accept the compromise...
...Nevertheless U. S. citizens contributed many hundreds of thousands of francs toward the 15,000,000 francs wanted. Delegates representing them and delegates of other contributing countries last week signed a scroll commemorating their deeds. That scroll M. Edouard Herriot, onetime (1924-25, 1926) premier of France and now Minister of Public Instruction & Fine Arts in the cabinet of Premier Raymond Poincaré, carefully rolled up and meticulously placed inside the cornerstone...