Word: agenting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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From Paris, Seymour Parker Gilbert, Agent General of Reparations, made his first statement: "I leave for Berlin next Tuesday with Owen Young. We shall probably remain there several weeks. We expect to work together as long as he remains in Europe...
...Agent General of Reparations Payments Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr., ''youthful genie of finance," arrived in Europe. On October 31, he is to take over his duties from the acting Agent General, Owen D. Young. He will have under his control about $230,009,000-the major part of the $250,000.000 due to the Allies on September...
When the White Star liner Homeric steamed out of New York harbor, there were on board Seymour Parker Gilbert and wife. Mr. Gilbert was en route to relieve Owen D. Young of the arduous duties of Agent General of Reparations (TIME, Sept...
Married. S. Parker Gilbert Jr., newly appointed Agent General of Reparations in Europe under the Experts' Plan, to Miss Louise Todd of Louisville; in Louisville. Raymond T. Baker, onetime Director of the U. S. Mint, was best man. Many dignitaries attended. The couple sailed for Europe...
Louis Hart of Washington. "First he was a lawyer; then an insurance agent; for 14 years he was secretary of the Odd Fellows in the State of Washington. He joined the Maccabees and the Elks, the Masons and the Red Men, the Ancient Order of United Workmen; in fact, he joined everything that came to Washington. He never made any money, but he made a lot of friends. He became 'Brother Hart' to thousands of his fellow-citizens. And after a while he loomed up as a good man to have as Lieutenant-Governor. But nobody thought of running Louis...