Word: nones
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...since been found unworkable, said to his interviewer: "I should like to see Germany clean up France, and I should like to meet Jusserand [French Ambassador to the U. S.] and tell him that to his 'face." Mr. Kerney added: "He was plainly irritated at the French politicians; none among them, save Loucheur, he felt had told him the truth. Stanley Baldwin's defeat was a good thing, not only for England, but for its effect on Poincare, 'who is a bully', he added...
...humbly furnished, but its dividends are scarcely ever less than 60 per cent on $10,000,000. ¶ Mr. Baker has gone in very little for public charity. Cornell has been his primary beneficiary. He is credited with athletic fields at Columbia and the Maria H. Hotchkiss School. ¶"None of the public's business," says Mr Baker concerning himself or his affairs...
...None of the Public's Business!" George F. Baker, having returned from the South, the Hon. Chauncey M. Depew called a meeting to elect a President for the New York Central Railroad.* The new President is Patrick E. Crowley, age 60, who has been railroading for more than forty years...
...were unflinchingly maintained in their positions. Throughout all trials Harvard has stood, and will stand, for the fullest academic freedom. Since the outbreak of the war and the foment of opinions that it caused, few institutions of learning have had so clear a record in maintaining this principle, and none could have a clearer one for it has been without flaw...
...thing that stayed him. He knew that to pass though Switzerland would cost him hundreds of thousands of lives and months of delay, if he ever got through at all. Switzerland was prepared. Now on the other hand what would have happened if a lot of sincere, but none the less dangerous, pacifists, had refused to be mobilized in their country's defense? FRANCIS VAN W. MASON...