Word: speeching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...leading citizens of Wisconsin both of whom talk well, talked last week: John J. Elaine, retiring Governor, U. S. Senator-elect, disciple of the late great free-speech Liberal Robert M. LaFollette; Glenn Prank, President of the University of Wisconsin. . . . Friends of Dr. Frank said he made Governor Blaine look like a Bourbon monkey...
...gathering will be presided over by Thomas W. Slocum '90 president of the Harvard Club of New York City. Mr. Bingham, last night, made no mention of the proposed subject of his speech tonight...
...trying to overthrow the U. S.'s protégé, President Diaz; and behind Mexico are the Bolshevists of Russia, said Mr. Kellogg. He produced documents: 1) a resolution of the Red International of Trade Unions in Moscow, appealing to "the toilers of Latin America"; 2) a speech by an unnamed representative of the American Communist Party, urging his fellows to become "the defenders of the oppressed peoples of Latin America"; 3) instructions and theses of the Executive Committee of the Communist International in Moscow on the same subject; 4) reports on the activities of Chicago Communists among...
...teach the girls sense," and to raise vegetables for the table. By 1918 people had given enough money to build an auditorium. Later Governor Catts of Florida and Vice President Coolidge spoke at the dedication. A knowledge of these things added interest, for the clubwomen, to the competent, slow speech of Mrs. Bethune. And she further interested them because, with her big comfortable body, big lips, slow voice, wise eyes, she sprang from that type of Negress which made such superlative nurses for the sons of neat white women- before these white women took up "social service...
...speech delivered at the Liberal Club yesterday afternoon, C. H. Haring '07, Professor of Latin-American History at Harvard, briefly outlined the background of our relations with Nicaragua. At 1:30 o'clock today, at the Liberal Club J. F. Moors, a member of the Corporation and Fellow of the University, will argue against intervention...