Word: cameronism
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...makes a painting square or round, affects dissymetry in his frames. His latest work, The Passions, has 13 corners, 3 curves, resembling in outline a broken flint. Another, Carpe Diem, has the shape of a starfish. Exhibited was work by such U. S. artists as Achsah Brewster, Theodore Butler, Cameron Burnside, Irving Brokaw...
...Senator Cameron of Arizona and his secretary were waiting outside. They seized the General by both arms and hurried him upstairs- but it was too late...
...Senator Walsh, reviewing the evidence taken last year, denouncing Secretary Fall, condemning Secretary Denby for negligence criticising both the manner and the general policy of leasing the Government's reserves to private operators. The other was a minority report signed by five Republicans (Senators .Spencer, Smoot, Stanfield, Cameron, Bursum), which upheld the Harding Administration's policy in regard to the oil reserves vindicated Denby, condemned Fall...
...opening of the Fall Salon in Pans thronged many Americans. They saw the pictures and sculpture of Russians, Parisians, Italians, Argentines, Greeks! they saw little work by U. S. students, for fewer of these were included than has been the case for many a year. Among the few were Cameron Burnside, represented by a single picture; Cecil Howard, U. S. sculptor, whose work has recently become popular among British fashionables. Among the paintings, landscapes predominated over interiors; in the sculpture, imaginative groups over simple figures. Other U. S. artists exhibiting were E. H. Brewster, Draper Savage, Constance Bigelow, James...
...work for them under threat of death. President Harding pardoned him. It is possible that in Heaven, some day, Sasanoff may be welcomed by Benvenuto Cellini. ¶ Farewell calls-farewell for the Summer-were paid to the President by Ambassador Jusserand of France, and Senators McKinley, Spencer, Sterling, Cameron. ¶ The Washington baseball team, returning home with a string of nine straight victories, opened a double-header with Philadelphia before 30,000 fans. A few minutes after the first game began, Mr. Coolidge, with his wife and two sons, entered the Presidential box. It was terribly hot, but the Coolidges...