Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Resolutely His Majesty rode on and performed his royal duty: the opening of the Sample Fair. That done-and done quickly-he motored in haste to the hospital where victims of the explosion were receiving treatment. There, as a kindly King and Father, he spoke quietly and as consolingly as might be the suffering...
...fall the team will practice on the 90 pigmy gridirons, giving them all the same rough treatment. At the end of the season, the grass which best holds up its head will be the chosen turf for the future football teams of Illinois...
Gang Angle. Bootleg gangsters hold Senator Deneen responsible for a recent attempt at Prohibition enforcement, in which raids were staged on eleven cabarets that considered themselves immune from such treatment. That may have inspired the bombing as well as the assassination of "Diamond Joe" Esposito, gangster, Deneen henchman of the 25th ward, flashy hero of Chicago's Little Italy. Fortnight ago, "Diamond Joe" stood on a corner, five doors from his home, when an automobile drove up to the curb. There was a rat-tat-tat and the automobile drove away, leaving 58 slugs in the body of "Diamond...
...Senate having voted for Federal operation of Muscle Shoals, and the House having scrapped in Committee all bills providing alternative treatment, President Coolidge let it be known that he was a bitter-end proponent of the plan to lease Muscle Shoals for operation by private interests. . . . More visibly due for a veto was any revenue act providing a tax cut greater than $225,000,000. A direct message from the President to Congress urged favorable action on Secretary MelIon's plan for helping Austria to raise a $100,000,000 rehabilitation loan by subordinating liens taken...
When the letter came out, President Coolidge was revealed as a champion of injured innocence, for he frankly pointed to the incomparably "considerate" treatment Puerto Rico had enjoyed from the U. S. and imputed ingratitude to critics of that treatment...