Word: stationer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that it was a "frame-up." According to the official accounts he was: 1) drunkenly throwing things around in the restaurant, or 2) being fed by two lady companions when arrested; he resisted and the policeman was obliged to deputize others present to aid in taking him to the station-house...
...London his worthy parents made plans for meeting him at the Victoria Station. In Buenos Aires his ship, the Repulse, rose and fell at her pier, waiting. Snow fell softly on the Andes. Then skies cleared; much of the snow melted. The Prince's train chugged up the Andes again, with every prospect of coasting down into Argentina on schedule...
Sousa and his band have gone on many extensive tours, several times to Europe and, two times around the world. During the way Lieutenant Sousa joined the navy and became the director of a band at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Great Lakes, III. At one time his band there was the largest group of musicians that had ever played under the direction of one conductor and became nationally known...
When with a ringing of bells, a great steel worm of a train slid into the Union Station at Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge descended the car steps to the porter's rubber cushioned stool, there were three smiling faces looking up at them from the platform. There was the chubby face of the Secretary of Commerce; there was the long, lean face of the Secretary of Agriculture smiling from beneath its domed forehead; and there were the stone-chiseled features of the Secretary of State. He too smiled as he waited there, his head thrust forward over...
Wailule, the Honolulu radio station, had picked up a message from the PN9 No. 1: "Please keep good track. Gas is about all gone. Think it impossible...