Word: statements
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Bryan said he gave the picture, and the sentiment he wrote across the picture was: "God has made us neighbors; let justice make us friends." At the time the statement was made, the picture and sentiment was in the Pan-American Building, and I doubt not that it is still there. It is simply a question as to who first gave utterance to this very fine sentiment...
...inch shell statement was corrected by many a TIME-subscriber. TIME'S Naval correspondent said that guns of these calibre might be adopted in the future; the message was garbled in transmission...
Besides affidavits, the petition contained a statement from George U. Crocker, onetime Boston Treasurer. Mr. Crocker is a member of the University Club where Judge Thayer stayed during the trial. His statement said: "At this time I did not know that I had ever met Judge Thayer. He approached me one evening, however, called me by name and began to talk to me about the Sacco-Vanzetti case, and I soon was able to gather that he was the Presiding Judge, but even then I did not know his name. . . . One morning at breakfast I particularly remember because it seemed...
Bainville Interprets. Though the Premier went on to speak largely of budgetary and other purely national matters, he made one closely guarded statement which attracted large attention because it was expanded and interpreted next day by a close personal friend of M. Poincaré, pontifical Editor Jacques Bainville of La Liberté. The Premier said: "The reserves of foreign currency which have been accumulated by the Treasury place us in a position to meet our foreign liabilities so that we will not have to accept blindly for a long period, engagements which we would not be sure ; about being able...
THIS small book, so Dr. Grenfell tells us in the preface, had its genesis in the request of various friends that he "put on record" what Christ means to him. Those friends may have expected from him a measured, careful statement of his religious creed, instead of which he gives them, and us, a brief but extraordinarily vivid autobiography. In taking this course rather than the other, Dr. Grenfell has very certainly been truer both to himself and to his subject, for, as he says, "facts are still the most trustworthy and verifiable things we know of." What anything...