Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Blank Check Sirs: ... I want the original of that cartoon. Here is a blank check. Make it out for whatever amount you like (up to $50). I mean to have that original! CHESTER SWOPE Cleveland, Ohio...
...read them, are growing fewer in number. In almost every city, the urge to merge, to kill one newspaper for the profit of an, other, is strong. Chicago once had five morning newspapers; now it has only two, the opulent Tribune and Hearst's Herald and Examiner.* Cleveland, with more than a million inhabitants, has only one morning newspaper, two evening. The climax of the urge to merge is the city with a complete newspaper monopoly-a morning-evening-Sunday paper under the ownership of one man or corporation. Des Moines, Iowa, has such a newspaper. It is owned...
Meanwhile, and all summer long, the Van Sweringen brothers ? Oris Paxton, 49, and Mantis James, 47?sat high in their 54-story steel & limestone railroad tower domineering over Cleveland. Their apart- ment there in the air is charming.+ Charming, too, are they as individuals?courteous, manly, straightforward. Babbitt Clevelanders state that they are not jovial, that they are aloof. They play (chiefly at golf) more for physical and mental exercise than for sport. As railroad financiers they are great tacticians, but not yet great strategists. They gained control of the Nickel Plate, the Chesapeake & Ohio, the Hocking Valley...
...Haven concert will launch the instrumental Clubs into their busy winter season. Plans for the Christmas trip have progressed, and it is definitely announced that the itinerary includes Rochester, Buffalo, and Chicago. Indianapolis, Utica, Syracuse, Toledo, Troy and Cleveland are the cities from which further choice will be made...
...statement was signed by the following: Kenneth D. Blackfan, professor of pediatrics; Edwin G. Boring, associate professor of psychology; Zechariah Chaffee, Jr., professor of law; Lemuel R. Cleveland, assistant professor of tropical medicine Edwin J. Cohn, assistant professor of physical chemistry James B. Conant, professor of chemistry C. T. Copeland, Boylston professor emeritus of rhetoric and oratory William J. Crosier; professor of general physiology; J. A. DeHass, professor or foreign trade; E. Merrick Dodd, Jr., Professor of law; Ralph M. Eaton, assistant, professor of philosophy; David L. Edsell, dean of the medical school; William Y. Elliott, assistant professor of government...