Word: secreted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Weeks. "Now it is true, but not new, that Secretary of War Weeks probably will retire and Charles D. Hilles? be named in his place. Mr. Weeks is old, fat, tired and not so well ; and he has made no secret of his desire to travel around with his wife for a while and then go back to Massachusetts to live. . . . About the rest of them, it is not true...
...party; and the story is that he had treated the whole party to railroad and Pullman tickets. Although he dined at the White House as the guest of the President, he is said to have preferred to have his meals in the basement of the White House with the Secret Service men with whom he had made friends the summer before at Plymouth. He kept out of the prominent reviewing stands...
...Massey, who is considered one of the foremost coaches in an around Boston, has been the coach of the last two productions of the Dramatic Club. Last spring he produced Karel Capek's "Makropoulos Secret" and in December, A. Anhtony Wyse's "Pedro the King...
Fall hoped to escape prosecution. Warren will be assured against punishment. Fall aided others to commit crime. Warren connived and assisted in the execution of crime. Fall's unlawful purpose was secret. Warren's corrupt practices are today known...
...votes- majority of 122) to transfer to Parliament the royal prerogative of concluding treaties with foreign powers upon the advice of the Cabinet. If the motion were defeated; the next Labor Government would see that it was carried, he said. The motion was designed to preclude secret treaties; but Ronald McNeill, Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs, stated that all treaties with foreign powers were even now registered in their entirety with the League of Nations...