Word: pan-american
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...Senator and his work. However, there is a question as to the particular phrase which you have credited him with making. On Nov. 28, 1921, I attended a meeting addressed by Mr. William Jennings Bryan, at which he said he was asked by Mr. Barrett to give to the Pan-American Building, in Washington, a photograph of himself, and, a sentiment to go with...
...Bryan said he gave the picture, and the sentiment he wrote across the picture was: "God has made us neighbors; let justice make us friends." At the time the statement was made, the picture and sentiment was in the Pan-American Building, and I doubt not that it is still there. It is simply a question as to who first gave utterance to this very fine sentiment...
...Pan-American Building at Washington there now hangs no photograph of William Jennings Bryan. But entering the building on the 17th St. side, going up to the second floor, in the Sanitary Bureau room on the right, behind the door, visitors can view Mr. Bryan, painted in oils...
...Pan-American Commercial Conference. At this assembly, in Washington, President Coolidge said: "Our associates in the Pan-American Union all stand on absolute equality with us. It is the often declared and established policy of this Government to use its resources not to burden them, but to assist them; not to control them, but to cooperate with them...
...Pan-American conference U. S. Secretary of Commerce Herbert C. Hoover warned against international loans. Money should be lent abroad, said he, only if it will be used for production of goods, never if for the balancing of budgets or the maintenance of armies...