Word: voting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Frederick O'Byrne, wary New York commissioner of jurors, announced that citizens who failed to vote in the November elections would be placed on a "preferred list" of jurors...
...decision will be determined by a vote of the audience rather than by several judges, in accordance with the English custom...
...well-known club after years of prosperous growth and accomplishment takes in no new members, what happens? It fails. Similarly if the Nation no longer enlists the interest of its citizenry and if a party no longer gains recruits--in short, if people don't vote, the same condition of failure results. Only in this case more dismal and more far-reaching than in the case of a club...
...instance, feel that the Nation has had its greatest growth, its greatest accomplishment, its greatest prestige under Republican administrations are anxious to see these traditions perpetuated. This can only be done if the young voters of today understand and believe in these principles and appreciate their obligation to vote. To this we are bending our efforts...
...vote of the Corporation there has been established the Albert Russell Erskine Bureau for Street, Traffic Research, with quarters on the top floor of the Widener Memorial Library...