Word: recession
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...President, after announcing that his mind was made up?that he would have Mr. Warren with or without the Senate's approval?practically backed down. To be sure, he went through the formality of offering Mr. Warren a temporary or recess appointment (which Mr. Warren declined) before nominating another man. But, inasmuch as Mr. Warren was staying at the White House during the later stages of the contest and, in some quarters, was even credited with having inspired the President's statement promising a recess appointment if the Senate refused a second time, the President's action can be looked...
Before the Spring recess the results of the CRIMSON contest will be announced. Meanwhile, the CRIMSON will publish from time to time some of the most constructive essays, anonymously...
...President is making every effort to secure the confirmation of Mr. Warren. . . . He has decided on no other appointment. [In case Mr. Warren is not confirmed] he will offer him a recess* appointment. He hopes, however, that the unbroken practice of three generations of permitting the President to choose his own cabinet will not be changed...
...There is only one Senator Walsh in the Senate now- Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts has retired in favor of Senator Gillett, who defeated him last fall. *A recess appointment is a temporary appointment which the President has power to make when the Senate is not in session (Constitution of the United States, Art. II, Sect. 2, clause...
Discussing the whole controversy, which closed yesterday when Mr. Warren refused to accept a recess appointment, Dr. Dickinson went...