Word: bohemianism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...rate cut on their tickets. The U. S. banks took the loss. The German lines received their full passage price in marks. In due course competing lines, members of the Trans-Atlantic Passenger Conference, complained bitterly in Manhattan to the Conference's "Tsar," honest, hot-tempered, Bohemian-born Emil Lederer...
...Friday Literary Review" When Hackett left, Dell succeeded him. In 1913 he felt successful enough to seek his fortune in the wilds of Manhattan's Greenwich Village. He became Max Eastman's assistant editor on the Masses, was a member of the committee that started the bohemian revels in Webster Hall, wrote plays for his friend George Cram ("Jig") Cook's Provincetown Players. In 1917, with the rest of the Masses board, he was tried for conspiracy; the jury disagreed. Next year, having changed his mind about Germany, Dell allowed himself to be drafted and sent...
...fell and broke his hip last May; in San Francisco, Calif. A famed playwright and librettist at the turn of the Century, he was eleven times (1891-98, 1902-05) Shepherd of New York's Lambs Club, was the oldest member of San Francisco's famed Bohemian Club. His passion play Nazareth was the first produced in the U. S. (1901), is revived every third year at Santa Clara, Calif. Died. Rev. Dr. Charles Henry Parkhurst, 91, famed oldtime foe of Tammany, of injuries suffered when he, a somnambulist, fell from the porch roof of his home...
...issue of TIME, an error was made in the article regarding the Annual High Jinks of San Francisco's Bohemian Club at Bohemian Grove. TIME reported the holding of the "Burial of Care." Bohemians, world over, will recognize this as an error...
...secretive is the Bohemian Club about its Grove and the doings there, small wonder if errors crept into TIME'S account. -ED. Hiawatha Department...