Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Creighton, Chairman, Miss Joan Sullivan; J. W. Belser, Miss Lamora Gleason; D. G. Casto, Miss Edna Applebee; J. H. Gebelein, Miss Polly Smith; C. W. Gillies, Miss Marjorie Sullivan; Francis Millet, Miss Debora Wood; G. S. Rich, Miss Claudia Hencken; A. E. Simonson, Miss Jane Murray; J. V. D. Southworth, Miss Martha Collins; Harold Wagar, Miss Barbara Backus; C. P. Morehouse, Miss Sally Hardeastle; Mr. Henry Kass, Miss A. F. Merian...
...lick the boys. His first fight was with Joe Choinyski, whom he calls "one of the gamest and best fighters that ever lived"-a slugging match on a raft in San Francisco Bay. Then he made a wreck out of Jake Kilrain, was matched with John L. Sullivan, the Strong Boy of Boston. Sullivan "fell hopelessly on the ground, on his stomach, and rolled over on his back." After that battle, Corbett made milk famous all over the world by drinking a glass of it to celebrate his victory. Came a night when he was the guest at a supper...
...estimable a political correspondent as Mark Sullivan sees in the salary increase a problem of far greater moment than a mere padding of purses. No one who knew the circumstances, he feels, would be against the measure. To him the salary bill reflects a grave and pressing situation. The Congressman today faces a task impossible of accomplishment: combining the duties of lawmaking and keeping the good will of his constituents. The latter phase of his task has since the war become an unbearable burden largely because of the demands of his ex-soldier constituents...
...this problem, Mr. Sullivan believes, that lies behind the salary increase and which the new bill can obviously not solve. What is really needed, he asserts, is two men from each Congressional district, one to be solely a lawmaker and the other to be a "kind of ambassador from the people of the district available for carrying on the business they have with the government departments." Such a proposal is slightly humorous. An overworked Congressman is beyond the conception of the average man. Yet a fundamental defect in the efficiency of our representative system is clearly revealed. Congressmen and Senators...
...summary. HARVARD 1928 DARTMOUTH 1928 Crawford, Nordberg r.w. l.w. Foster, Bavier, Thompson Chase, Richardson c. c. Gardner, O'Sullivan Saltonstall, Richardson l.w. r.w. Milliken, Nixon, Foster Robinson r.d. l.d. Lane Garrison, Watts l.d. r.d. McPhail, Cote Morrill g. g. Westhaver, Clark...