Word: questionable
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...these are but two of the many involved points that cloud the question. The suggestions of both of these men would do much, however, to aid the present distress if they were sincerely accepted. Here again it is obvious that both the college and the secondary school must cooperate if any definite benefit is to be attained. Once more the question resolves itself not to what must be do no but how. The answer lies with the preparatory school and college authorities and the solution awaits their willingness to act in cooperation...
...sham battle in Illinois the candidates shunted every principal issue the people wanted to hear about. The Prohibition issue is not a question of what to drink or what not to drink, but it is whether the individual in the U. S. shall be a free citizen. It is an issue from which I shall let no candidate ? man or woman ? escape...
...Hotel Ohio, the lawyers had dumped the stockholders' battle at midnight Tuesday, while the balloting was taking place. There were Luther M. Day of Cleveland, with his feet on the radiator, arguing for Eaton, and distinguished Newton D. Baker, pulling at his black pipe, arguing for Campbell. The question concerned 51,038 shares of stock, and just what the stock was, and whence it had come, and who could vote it. Now held by the Eaton forces, it had been bought after I p. m. on March 22, the hour when the books were closed for stockholders' voting...
...voting stock of Missouri Pacific, but it is now revealed that their Allegheny Corp. owns 20.8% of the voting shares of Kansas City Southern, often called ''the straightest railroad in the U.S." Just how much fire there is behind the smoke of recent Van Sweringen activities is question-of-the-moment among railroaders...
Dean Sperry was followed by Thomas Painter, Graduate Secretary of Dwight Hall, the organization at Yale that corresponds to Phillips Brooks House. Painter laid emphasis on the opposite side of the question, forwarding his views favoring a more mystical and evangelical attitude in the conduct of religious work at an institution like Harvard...