Word: vacationers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Postmaster General New labors on at the Capital, snatching such intermittent vacation as he can.
Last week he opened his mouth. Occasionally reports of his remarks have appeared in Collier's Weekly, but rarely has he given interviews to newspapermen. Four years ago he gave an interview to correspondent Wilbur Forrest. Nowadays Mr. Forrest lives in Paris?as correspondent of The New York Herald-Tribune...
English newspapers made much of the reports from Dayton, generally referring to Mr. Bryan as having "taken personal charge of God" Even the staid Paris Temps ran a few editorials : '"It is the hot season and vacation time, and the interest of the newspapers languishes. It is necessary to...
Amid scenes of tremendous enthusiasm throughout the country, Constantine came back in 1920 and reigned until September, 1922. He was now a sick man and under constant fire from the Venizelists. The hopeful war against Turkey proved disastrous to Greek arms and in the ignominy of defeat, Constantine was for...
Before the dissidents could put their intentions into force, one of the most momentous, as well as one of the shortest, sessions was over. Almost unanimously, the Chamber adopted a bill to regulate the press and another to empower the Government to issue decree laws until Parliament reassembled in the...