Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...President's room, Air. Coolidge signed bills. The Cabinet stood around. A curious crowd peered in at the door. He signed the second Deficiency Bill. He signed innumerable minor bills. He laid out the Legislative Appropriation Bill (containing a pay raise for Senators, Congressmen, Cabinet and Vice President)-a bill which he had brought with him from the White House. But he did not sign it. He took a long drink of water. He rose and spoke in low tones with General Lord. For ten minutes, he did nothing. Finally, at 11:54, he sat down and attached his signature...
...class fund may be charged on the April term bill, according to an announcement made last night by the Senior class executive committee. Bursar Endicott has agreed to make the necessary charges. Each man taking out a policy and wishing to charge the first premium will simply have to sign a release slip for the proper sum against his term bill through the Bursar's office...
Members of the class will be able to sign up for the insurance policies at the Senior Smoker which is to be held in the Union at 7 o'clock. Monday evening March 16. President Lowell will speak...
...will be very much surprised if more than 90 per cent of the class does not sign up. I feel that the premium is so low and the details have been worked out so carefully that every man in the Senior class will see his way clear to pay at least $8.88 a year toward his class's endowment to Harvard...
Under this plan, all members of the class of 1925 will be given an opportunity to sign up for special 25-year endowment policies of $250, $500, or $1000. In the event of the death of the insured before the twenty-fifth anniversary, when the policies mature, the class will of course at once receive the face value of the policy, which will then be invested with interest...