Word: messagee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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When Mr. Quinn said: "I am not familiar with his reasons," he must have meant that he had not yet read the veto message. The President's reasons were well-known. They had been expressed in his message to Congress last December; they had been reiterated in subsequent speeches and...
Yet, although the President's reasons were foreknown, his restatement of them in the Coolidge vernacular did not lessen their force as an expression of the point of view for which he stands. Beginning his veto message, the second he had written, by rehearsing the provisions of the Bonus Bill?...
The House had overriden. But the game was not over. The original vote in the House had been 355 to 54. Following the veto 26 Republicans, including majority leader Nicholas Longworth and Martin B. Madden of Illinois had changed sides to vote against the bonus. Two Democrats had done likewise...
The Century Co. has a postcard received from Major and Mrs. E. Alexander Powell, now in Northern Africa, posted at Hellville, Island of Nossi Be, Madagascar. Under its supercription is the note, "120 in the shade;" on the reverse side is a photograph of some twenty or more white-clad...
Inclement weather forced the cancellation of 10 athletic contests last Saturday. An early telephone message from Dartmouth stopped both the University baseball team and tennis team from journeying to Hanover. The Freshman baseball game scheduled with Exeter and the Freshman tennis match scheduled with Dean Academy also had to be...