Word: bonde
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...into intervention, thus establish law, order, prosperity for his Spread Eagle oil fields. By financing a professional revolutionary, Henderson buys a political crisis. But to make the U. S. public see red, something more personal than oil is needed. Luck has it that Henderson's daughter, Lois (Brenda Bond) introduces to her potent father one Charles Parkman, boy in search of a job, also son of a onetime president of the U. S. Casually remarks cryptic-tongued Joe Cobb (Osgood Perkins), "brains" of the Martin Henderson office: "If they ever shot President Parkman's son, it wouldn't take long...
...they curse the name of Wilson, the author of their misery. There is evidence that today the Germans are more popular in France than the Americans; that the acclaim which greeted our plunge into the War has turned to envy, bitterness and open revolt at what they call their bond-slavery to our Treasury. Everywhere in Europe the tide of hatred against America rises. Before he died Woodrow Wilson himself said: 'I would like to see Germany clean up France' - adding, 'I would like to meet Jusserand and tell him that to his face.' . . . Only...
...Senter for $23,221.18. They could not pay their debts promptly, for their own money was frozen in real estate mortgages and in construction projects.* So Adair investors will probably lose about 25% of their money. Said Forrest Adair last week, in rueful summary of the real estate mortgage bond business: "Each separate issue of bonds is made by a separate company, and secured by a separate mortgage, and as to 75% or more of these bonds, the mortgage securing the same is ample and will be secure for every holder of the individual bond on that property...
...Seattle, the Seattle Bond & Stock Exchange opened last week, the first securities' exchange in the Pacific Northwest...
Died. Sir Robert Bond, 70, one-time (1900-1909) Premier of Newfoundland; at Whitbourne, Newfoundland. Sir Robert was once ducked by his opponents when attempting to make a speech...