Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...great churchman publicly rebukes another for suggesting that the case be reviewed by an executive commission: he characterizes that suggestion as an impertinence. Such an expression can only come from deeply stirred feeling, a feeling that when our courts are under attack from agitators those who have a decent regard for them should stand together in their defence. It is because of the consideration one must feel for this attitude, which is widespread, as well as because of the high regard in which I hold both of these distinguished leaders, that I venture to recall certain facts regarding the history...
...spent this winter at The Mayflower in Washington and while there of course came in contact with a number of gentlemen who lived at the hotel, and think I must have heard this winter, at least a dozen make the same comment, in regard to your biased political attitude...
...stated yesterday by both the prosecuting and defensive attorneys Asked by the CRIMSON, if President Lowell's request would injure the government's prosecution or in any way prejudice the jury, District Attorney R. T. Bushnell, prosecuting attorney said, "None whatsoever." Asked of his personal opinion in regard to the President's action, he said, "I am not yet ready to state my opinion, but I will make a statement to the press tomorrow...
...Farge of the new committee will explain what the Institute means by "collaboration" among U. S. architects, mural painters, landscapists, sculptors. The Institute's representatives on the new committee. include celebrated teachers aswell as practitioners-bristling little Paul P. Cret, whom students at the University of Pennsylvania regard as another Leonardo; able Everett V. Meeks, dean of fine arts at Yale; George W. Kelham, who supervised the Panama Exposition and builds for the University of California; Sidney Lovell of Chicago and J. Monroe Hewlett of Manhattan...
...people are soon to have an opportunity to express their opinion on who they desire to be their President; possibly an election in Nicaragua will soon take place. At any rate, the appointment of Mr. Simpson means that the policy of the United States in regard to Nicaragua is to be altered in some degree, no matter how slight...