Word: sensationalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Riggs. Against the Government's famed Louis Brandeis and Samuel Untermyer, the Riggs bankers sent young, obscure Frank Hogan. He proceeded to put the case on the world's front pages by issuing subpoenas for ex-Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, putting them on the stand as character witnesses...
Larry Crampton was quite a sensation on Saturday. Facing Reynolds in his first intercollegiate bout, he rushed to an early lead by flooring his opponent once and then driving him into the ropes so hard that one of the corner posts went down for the count. Fifteen minutes had to...
Washington society has been the duller since Mrs. Henderson died in 1931, aged 90. Wealthy widow of the late Senator from Missouri and friend of Presidents Lincoln through Hoover inclusive, it was among her various ambitions to make 16th Street the social stem of Washington, D. C. Buying great quantities...
Apparently unharmed, "he described his feelings: "I lifted the beaker to my lips. Immediately I felt a burning dry sensation in my mouth and then I could feel nothing. First my mind became excited and impressed with a feeling of crisis.
With "The Gilded Lily" the Metropolitan adds another tasty course to Boston's exceedingly tempting menu of cinematic entertainments this week. Despite its pretentions and somewhat sickening title the film is one of simple and genuine amusement. The pretty, nicely romantic working girl (very well portrayed by the capable Claudette...