Word: sues
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first day, the King's horse Aloysia won the Queen Mary's Stakes. The Coronation Stakes were captured by Lord Astor's Saucy Sue and the all-important Ascot Gold Cup with a money prize of $20,000 was carried off by Andrew Barclay Walker's Santorh, ridden by that most famed of British jockeys, Steve Donoghue, six times a winner of the Derby...
...announced that he had perfected an anti- aircraft projectile which, upon exploding in midair, would fling out a net to enmesh or envelop an airplane as a lepidopterist snares a butterfly. The Japanese Government having recently announced the adoption of just such a shell, Inventor Jauron declared he would sue...
Attacks of a similar nature have been launched from time to time against the President. Once a Munich newspaper libeled him. The President decided to sue; later, he gave up the idea because the case would have had to appear before a Bavarian court with pronounced monarchical sympathies...
This time, however, the President decided that sue he must. The case was to be held in Magdeburg, a commercial town in Prussian Saxony about 80 miles southwest of Berlin. A terrific campaign against, the President was waged by the Monarchist press, while the Republican press was equally active in the opposite direction...
Under the new system, in a dubious case, taxpayer and Treasury both present their views to the Board of Tax Appeals. If the Board decides in favor of the Treasury, then the taxpayer must pay first and sue afterwards, as at present. If the decision is in favor of the taxpayer, he pays what he thinks he should and the Treasury sues...