Word: bartow
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Alleghany Corp. Standard Brands J. P. Morgan 40,000 28,750 Thomas W. Lament 18,000 20,000 Thomas Cochran 15,000 25,000 George Whitney 14,000 50,000 Charles Steele 14,000 5,000 P. C. Leffingwell 13,500 10,000 F. D. Bartow 11,500 11,000 A. M. Anderson 11,500 10,000 William Ewing 10,000 10,000 Harold Stanley 10,000 9,970 Junius S. Morgan Jr. 8,000 Edward Hopkinson Jr. 4,500 Henry S. Morgan 4,100 1,000 T. Newhall 4,000 F. T. Stotesbury 4,000 H. G. Lloyd...
...Swore in Democrat Bennett Champ Clark, son of the late great House Speaker, as Senator from Missouri, vice Harry Bartow Hawes, resigned...
Having seen his Philippine independence bill made law, Harry Bartow Hawes of Missouri last week announced his resignation from the Senate effective Feb. 3. "It pleases me," he wrote Governor Guy Brasfield Park, "and I am sure will meet with the approval of Missouri Democrats, to know that you will appoint to this vacancy that very able young statesman, Col. Bennett C. Clark, who has been selected as my successor. Some two years ago I decided to retire, but have awaited the election of a Democratic Governor to fill the vacancy by appointment...
Half way round the world in Washington, Senator Harry Bartow Hawes, prime promoter of Philippine independence, sat at his flower-banked desk in the Senate Office Building and grinned victoriously. The Senate, following House action week before (TIME, Jan. 23), had overridden (66-to-26) a thumping Presidential veto on H. R. 7233, to free the Philippine Islands...
Missouri. To succeed Harry Bartow Hawes, retiring voluntarily from the Senate to work for wild life, Democrats nominated Bennett Champ Clark, 42-year-old son of the late great Speaker of the House. Nominee Clark, militant Wet, was a genuine A. E. F. colonel. He helped found the American Legion in Paris. He practices law in St. Louis. In the primary he beat Charles M. Howell, passive Wet, who lay in a Kansas City hospital with double pneumonia as the result of too strenuous campaigning. His victory was a thumping defeat for Tom Pendergast, Democratic boss of Kansas City, whose...