Word: ousted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Others complained that the new system released girl operators, added to unemployment. With a whoop the Senate unanimously adopted the Glass resolution to oust the dialers and replace them with the old "number-please" instruments...
...case to oust Governor Kohler from office was inspired by Republican Progressives led by Philip LaFollette, brother of Senator Robert Marion ("Young Bob") LaFollette, as part of their struggle against Republican stalwarts for political control of Wisconsin...
...stockholders meeting was a warm event. United sent its Directors Joseph Ripley (National City Bank) and Frederick W. Jackson (lawyer), their pockets presumably stuffed with proxies with which to oust the NAT management. But no one save Messrs. Ripley and Jackson knew what portion of the 650,000 outstanding shares they held, for they voted only one qualifying share each...
Since in France the men of the Left are, with a few notable exceptions, relatively less experienced in Government and famed than the Poincares and Tardieus of the Centre, some contemptuous critics of the new Government called it "scarcely a Cabinet." Certain it was that ousted Tar dieu and colleagues would launch and continue one of the hottest fights in French parliamentary history in an effort to oust Briand's yesmanly Chautemps...
...subscribe Germany's share of the B. I. S. capital, then the Prussian State Bank ("Preussische Staatsbank") and the Reichs-Kredit-Gesellschaft would. Secondly he ordered his legal experts to search through the traveling library of documents which all diplomatic delegations carry and find a way to oust the obstreperous Reichsbank President, if necessary. A good lawyer enjoys nothing so much as trying to find out how to do the legally impossible. Presently the experts reported to Dr. Curtius that, although Germany alone was impotent to force Dr. Schacht's resignation, the thing could be done...