Word: refugees
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In a crowded court-room in Salem over eighty years ago the prosecuting attorney, Daniel Webster, pronounced what led to death on the men being tried for the murder of Captain White. His magnetic eloquence always effective, in this case left a profound impression on the minds of his contemporaries...
Sensational as it is and melodramatic in the extreme, Jesse Murphy's speech ranks with Webster's at the trial in Salem. And the great climax of the nineteenth-century attorney is twisted in the case of the twentieth-century prisoner until the latter finds a refuge not from but...
After summarizing the opinions of a Boston manufacturer who claims that an acute stage in the labor shortage has been reached, you boldly arrived at the conclusion that "the limitations of immigration has been a boon to this country in every way, save apparently in this resulting scarcity of labor...
Not always immediately, but ultimately, man is led by those whose thinking is clear, conscientious and generous; and never in its history has the world been more in need of such thinking than it is now. By now I do not mean only during the next half a dozen years...
As a Jewish undergraduate, I wish to repudiate as representative of the body of the Jewish students in the University or of any part of them the person or persons who gave out the statements published in the "Boston American" on Saturday and purporting to have been made by "several...