Word: projected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Chester Concession. Commander Arthur Chester, son of Admiral Chester who obtained the concession which bears his name from the Turkish Government, repudiated the management of the concern and said that the " false and misleading statements made by Colonel Clayton-Kennedy and his associates" were bringing ruin upon the project. The dispute arose because the directors could not agree as to the best methods of financing the Concession...
...last spring, had been approved by the Athletic Committee and then submitted to the Planning Board and the Corporation, with whom they still remain. No action has been taken since then; and the Athletic Association, which had hoped to begin work during the summer, was forced to abandon the project until action should be taken by the corporation...
...swimming pool would naturally be the adjunct of a gymnasium with its lockers and opportunity for exercise. There has been much agitation for a new gymnasium and evidence has not been lacking that such a project is being seriously considered by the Corporation and the Planning Board. Perhaps Hemenway is to become obsolete in favor of something "bigger and better" in a different location. In that case it would be foolish to build a pool connected with the present gymnasium. The Planning Board may have this contingency in mind; but certainly no inkling of what it or the Corporation...
...Navy Bill, which provides for a larger Navy, has been the subject of violent political discussion from last Spring until the present time. The bill was allegedly born from the fear caused by the British project of a naval base at Singapore, which, part of the Dutch claimed, menaced their large East Indian Empire. Opponents of the bill, however, considered the need of economy to override every other consideration. Presumably the bugaboo of danger to the Dutch in the Far East has been laid to rest, especially since the British Government is willing to come to an agreement with...
...boat is going to go!" said Mr. Frank Knapp of the firm of Leavitt and Pierce last night when questioned in regard to the projected cruise by special boat from Boston to New York on the eve of the Harvard-Princeton football game on November 10. The Harvard boat is no longer a vague project; it has already been definitely arranged...