Word: loudnesses
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Other papers, excited by the loud baying of the Tribune, took up the scent. The Sporting Editor of the Telegram (Manhattan) vaporized as follows: "He has insisted on doing work that required no thinking. Poor kid! His boyhood was burned up in thinking. That is all he has ever done, and now he wants a rest." The Sun and The Globe dug up a story about a girl: "As he talks to associates in radical circles Sidis sometimes takes Miss Foley's picture from his pocket and looks at it-and then he smiles...
Henry Ford: "It became generally known-through the loud denunciations of Herman Bernstein, editor of The Jewish Tribune and, Hebrew Standard -that The Jewish Morning Journal and The Jewish Daily Forward recently carried advertisements of Ford cars, trucks, tractors...
...Committee to restore the South's Convention delegates will bring a fight. The opposition group questions the validity of the Committee's decision-contrary to the direction of the 1920 Convention. When the 1924 Convention assembles there will be great strife in the Committee on credentials and loud protests from Senator Howell and his allies...
...have assembled in the streets of London to await the outcome of the elections. Elaborate preparations were made to give the results, which were expected at 9:45 p. m. Exactly at 9:30 a thick blanket of London fog settled down and obscured everything.; Theatres, cinemas and "loud speakers". (English for amplifiers) gave out the final results...
...Nonetheless, the question now arises: how soon will he step out of the cocoon of work to unfold the glittering wings of an active candidate? There was a press report abroad which said in so many words that by the middle of December 'Mr. Coolidge's boom would be loud in every state; his preconvention campaign manager and submanagers would be picked; their headquarters would dot the country...