Word: went
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Harvard men are went to sit back in their chairs and believe that their University is known all over the world, and that the nationalism and internationalism it represents are unassailable. These assumptions are not as correct as such people believe...
...CRIMSON went to press at 2 o'clock this morning, Charles Evans Hughes, the Republican candidate in yesterday's Presidential election led by a close margin with about 285 electoral votes to 175 for Woodrow Wilson, with 71 still to be heard from. A record number of votes was cast. Already reports from 2,602,459 popular votes for Hughes and 2,353,738 for Wilson have been recorded...
...Massachusetts, Boston went for Wilson, but the plurality was not great enough to balance the greater plurality for Hughes in the remainder of the state. Conditions were the same in New York. The city returned a winning number of votes for Wilson but the votes from the northern part of the state turned the total vote in Hughes' favor...
...last elections in 1912, Massachusetts went for Wilson with 174,208 votes to 155,948 for Taft, and 142,228 for Roosevelt, and in 1908 returned 265,966 votes for Taft and 155,533 for Bryan. The state has always been essentially Republican and went Democratic only when the Progressive party was formed...
...Murray, who ran the ball back to the 30-yard line. Virginia was then penalized for being off-side, and on the next play R. Harte '17 skirted left end for a 25-yard gain. Only eight more plays were necessary before R. H. Bond '19 went over the goal line, and later kicked the goal. For the remainder of the period the University contented itself with trying a few rushes and then punting, and the Southerners did the same. At the beginning of the next period, however, Minot ran back one of Thurman's punts from...