Word: speeching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...shorter stories of the nineteenth century would not support such intense interest. Today a whole story can often be read in the waiting room of a dentist. But the readers of the Boston Traveller know that men and women of English speech have not lost their appreciation for a two, three or even five month romance at least...
Roger Nash Baldwin '05, president of the American Civil Liberty Union, and son of the late W. H. Baldwin '85, millionaire railroad magnate, will speak at a Liberal Club luncheon on March 5. His subject, to be anounced later, will treat some phase of the question of freedom of speech...
...Senate, Mr. Walsh of Montana presented a resolution authorizing the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate the Aluminum Co. and report to the Senate whether legal action against it was warranted. He contended in a four-hour speech that the company was an arrant monopoly and that the Department of Justice had not properly investigated it. The minority of the Judiciary Committee supported the Department of Justice and opposed the proposed investigation on the ground that it was unconstitutional, saying...
Last week in a speech to a branch of the National Woman's Party in San Francisco she allowed herself thus to digress from her theme?Susan B. Anthony...
...column, points a finger or disapprobation at the Yale Alumni Weekly for a recent "breach of newspaper ettiquette" on the part of the graduate publication. The undergraduate censure comes as the result of the action of the Weekly in holding up the release of President Angell's Alumni Day speech for its own issue three days after the speech was delivered. The News carried a bare account of the speech on the following day but the complete record of the oration was prohibited by the Yale University office for release until the later issue of the Weekly...