Word: sends
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...called legitimate recruiting. Among the methods listed under the latter heading are "banquets to prospective athletes, rushing at interscholastic meets, talks by coaches at high school banquets, the writing by athletic directors to high schools for the names of athletes in the senior class in order to send them information about the university...
...make this letter too long, I THOROUGHLY WISH THAT EVERY CITIZEN OF DENVER COULD HAVE THE CURRENT ISSUE OF TIME AND I AM VERY SURE THAT IF YOU WILL SEND OUT SOME SAMPLE COPIES THEY WILL TEND TO RAISE YOUR CIRCULATION...
...House stood in groups in the rear, sat on the lounges. Vice President Dawes took his chair. Senator Deneen of Illinois came in from the cloakroom with Mr. Smith, who took a lounge seat with the Illinois members of the House. Mr. Deneen addressed the chair: "Mr. President, I send to the desk the credentials of Colonel Frank L. Smith of Illinois, and ask that they may be read...
...that. Life was more than food and drink. In the evenings, perhaps, a game of dominoes. No better game. . . . About half-past nine a band was sure to come round. All the German street bands in the Bronx called at George Ehret's house. He would send the butler down with a glass of beer and a dollar bill for every man. The butler grumbled because he knew the tricks of these foxes of bandsmen. "The Blue Danube" at nine o'clock. A glass of beer and a dollar bill. Then around the block. At half past nine...
Premier Alexei Rykov said informally. "The Soviet Government has not sent and will not send any agents to Nicaragua to conduct anti-United States propaganda. . . . The Third International [world Communist propaganda bureau with headquarters in Moscow] appears to be so far from conducting such activities that I was amused to find the other day that only two out of the five principal officials in charge had any definite idea where Nicaragua was. . . . The statement of Mr. Kellogg contains naive untruths. . . . He is only following the example of the British Tories who counterfeited a letter supposed to have been written...