Word: wrongfully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Lansdowne was told we needed information for future construction, that that trip was in the interest of the national defense, it would have been right for him to go, but if the trip was for the purpose of sailing over a lot of fairs, then the whole thing was wrong...
...inclined to make statements of facts of which she could not have certain knowledge and which were contrary to other evidence given before the Court. If she made those statements to the Court, it would not be necessary to question and seem to try to put her in the wrong. Next day, from memoranda as to what Mrs. Lansdowne wished to say, he had prepared a suggested statement for her confined to facts within Mrs. Lansdowne's knowledge, so that it would not be necessary to question her. Said Captain Foley, "My concern was for the widow...
...Foreign Minister spoke: "I do not say that these documents when ratified will make war impossible, but I do say that they will render war infinitely more difficult. . . . It will be almost impossible for a signatory nation to make war without clearly putting itself in the wrong before the whole civilized world and bearing the odium of such wrongdoing. . . . I should like to say that the success of the Locarno conference was essentially due to the high character of the representatives of Germany and France. . . . 'The spirit of Locarno' epitomized and was animated by a sincere desire...
...Commander, Lieutenant Alec M. Carrie, had been married only eleven months. A Mrs. Bertie Jones, wife of one of the submarine's petty officers, was harkened to with indignation when she asserted that her husband had often told her that "the M1's machinery frequently went wrong...
During one of the intermissions William Guard, kindly lieutenant of Manager Gatti-Casazza, called pressmen into his office, informed them that they had been wrong to say that La Vestale was being presented for the first time in the U. S.; it was given in the fall of 1828, he said, by the French Opera Company of New Orleans...