Word: woodrow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Philadelphia, Josephus Daniels took his pen in hand and prepared to depart for North Carolina. He was engaged by the John C. Winston Co. to write a biography of Woodrow Wilson. He will prosecute his task at his North Carolina home. Said Mr. Daniels: "The book will begin with his birth and go right through his whole career...
Wilson. Sir Eric Drummond, General Secretary of the League of Nations, at Geneva, issued on behalf of the Secretariat a statement in which he eulogized the late Woodrow Wilson and referred in glowing terms to the part he played for the League. "Mr. Wilson has gone," he concluded, "but the work to which he gave his life has only just begun." Lord Cecil, representing Britain, added: "Former President Wilson is dead, but we shall ever hear...
...dramatic scene that forced into retirement the "Wise Old Man of Greece" (Venizelos), a man who means as much to Greece as Woodrow Wilson meant to the U. S., took place in a little bedroom in the ex-Premier's residence at Athens. Here four doctors examined him and after a muttered consultation in one corner of the room they returned to the bedside and told their patient that he must give up his political duties and quit Athens for his health's sake...
...Woodrow Wilson College will open its doors in September...
...South Georgia conference of the Methodist Church was establishing a new junior college for boys at Valdosta, Ga. Woodrow Wilson died. They named it in his honor. The college is financed by the people of Valdosta to the extent of $300,000, by the Church...