Word: turin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Amid the tumult of vivas for the King, the Constitution and Liberty, a Congress of Italian jurists at Turin passed the following resolution: "From this city, which was the cradle of Liberty, the Congress reaffirms the principle of the absolute liberty of the press...
...returned from a trip to Europe, undertaken to make the Pulitzer Trophy race next October an international contest. M. Dewoitine, French constructor, will enter a biplane of 500 horsepower with Sadi Lecointe, holder of the world's altitude record (almost seven miles), as his pilot. The Fiat Co. of Turin, Italy, will probably be represented by Pilot Brae Papa. The Belgians will come in if they have any luck at the Beaumont Cup race next June...
...Italian novelty will be Montemezzi's Giovanni Gallurese, an earlier work than the popular Amore dei Tre Re. The scene is laid in romantic Sardinia during the Spanish occupation in the 17th Century. First performed in 1905, at Turin, it is said to be very melodious and effective...
...opposition candidates numbered 1,004 for the remaining 179 seats: Don Sturzo's Catholic Party with 140 candidates, the Socialists with 100 candidates, three other opposition parties (including Giolitti's parish-pump-plus-place-holders organization and the Communists). There were also insurgent Fascisti movements in Turin and Alexandria, and the "Constitutional Opposition" headed by ex-Premier Bonomi...
...France, M. Cassagrain, horticulturist, wrote to a lady member of a distinguished family of Turin accusing...