Word: roots
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harvard 5 Social Ethics 3 Harvard 5 2 P.M. Botany 6b Memorial Hall French A Memorial Hall French 1 V, VI Memorial Hall TOMORROW Chemistry B Mr. Church, 5 Harvard 3 Mr. Darling, 2 Harvard 6 Mr. Hussey, 6 Harvard 6 Mr. Davis, 1 Harvard 6 Mr. Root, 3 Harvard 5 Mr. White, 4 Harvard 5 Class. Archaeology 1b Emerson D Comp. Literature 6a Harvard 1 Economics A Mr. Bigelow, M, U New Lect. Hall Mr. Bober I, N, V New Lect. Hall Mr. Chamberlin, C, F, O New Lect. Hall Mr. Epstein, B, D, K, P New Lect. Hall...
...their graves: Hanna, Penrose, Aidrich, Hale, Platt. How deeply the bitterness of some of Roosevelt's fights with them is buried. Cannon, retired far from the scene of legislative battles, remembers much, and Roosevelt's Cabinet? how diverse have been their fates. One sits as Chief Justice; another, Elihu Root, is dean of U. S. statecraft; another, Truman Handy Newberry, has had most discomforting experiences with the Senate to which he aspired; two others, James R. Garfield and George Bruce Cortelyou have retired to private life. But John Hay, Charles J. Bonaparte, Paul Morton, are gone. Swiftly the new order...
There were many comings and goings about the White House. Charles E. Hughes dropped in for luncheon. His beard looked familiar. Elihu Root came for luncheon the day after. His statesmanlike features were just as familiar there a few years ago. Secretary Kellogg lunched there the same day. Next day Senator Borah, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senator Moses and Senator Lenroot came to call. Newspaper men came and went in small flocks. It was plain that something was brewing, and that it was not beef...
Meanwhile journalistic conjecture cast about for the most likely representatives at the conferences. The consensus of opinion for the preliminary conference seemed to be Hugh Gibson, U. S. Minister to Switzerland; for the disarmament conference (if attended): Elihu Root, Charles E. Hughes, Oscar W. Underwood, Frank B. Kellogg, William E. Borah, Herbert C. Hoover...
...some of the living are paraded with the dead Senator across the ridiculous and scandalous scene?Helen Hay, Rebecca Knox, Edith Root, Elinor Wylie,* who "had not then distinguished herself by her poetry or her love affairs, save for occasional passionate little verses"?not to mention Brandegee's "beloved ideal" not mentioned by name but described as "the wife of another distinguished statesman." This unknown woman, poor thing, was described at length...