Word: railings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...finger to incite the revolutionists. Colombia was solely responsible for her own humiliation, and she had not then and has not now, one shadow of claim upon us moral or legal; all the wrong that was done, was done by her." And now certain interests are trying to "rail-road" this treaty--which has never been ratified--through the present Congress...
...Greek cause is championed by England, whose tradition it has been to control the eastern end of the Mediterranean through her influence on Greek foreign policy. In this way Great Britain has attained considerable political power at Constantinople, has economized in troops, and has furthered her scheme of rail connection from Europe to the Far East. But Lloyd George is now hampered by diplomatic side-issues,--notably the southward advance of the Bolshevik and the sympathy of Mohammedans in India for their Ottoman coreligionists. The Greeks themselves are united, Venizelists and Royalists alike, in demanding the preservation of the Treaty...
...Those in charge of arrangements have announced that the cost will be $1 per plate and that all those who plan to attend must notify W. A. Duerr Occ., in Hollis 3. Dr. A. S. Dening '02, Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Economics, authority on rail-roads and corporations, and author of "Corporation Promotion and Organization" and "Financial Policy of Corporations," will be the speaker of the evening...
...Colonial Line to New York, by rail and boat, offers another chance. The tickets, which will be on sale at the Harvard Union News Stand will cost $5.23, including...
Whatever our attitude may be toward the ethics of rail strikes which paralyze the whole country, it is folly not to recognize and try to ward off the impending danger. It is not yet too late to save the situation, but to delay longer is to court disaster...