Word: counseling
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Attorney Henry L. Burnham '99, counsel for the University Band and the President and Fellows of the University in their suit charging fraud in the manufacture and sale of band records, will again marshall his witnesses and arguments before Judge Nelson Brown L. '03 of the Superior Court in Boston at 10 o'clock this morning. The suit was postponed last Monday at the request of the defendants for time to prepare their case...
THOMAS W. GREGORY, Attorney General in the Cabinet of President Wilson, had been selected by Mr. Coolidge to prosecute the oil cases. While he was on his way from Texas to the Capital, it was disclosed that he had, on occasion, acted as counsel for various oil companies, and at one time, after he left the Cabinet, had represented a group of oil companies, on affairs relating to Mexico, in an address to the Wilson Administration. Part of his fee $2,000) had been paid by one of Mr. Doheny's companies. The oil odium was so great that...
...Undersecretary of the Treasury. Mr. Strawn is Chairman of the Board of Montgomery Ward & Co. He is Chairman of the American Bar Asso- ciation's Committee on Legal Education. He is an ex-President of the Chicago Bar Association, the Illinois State Bar Association. He is chief counsel for the Chicago and Alton Railroad and his firm are general counsel for the Michigan Central, the Union Stock Yards and Transit Co., the Booth Fisheries...
...that therefore the President was authorized to order suits to be brought: 1) for cancellation of the leases; 2) for prosecution, civil and criminal, of such other actions and proceedings "as may be warranted." The President by the terms of the resolution would be further authorized to appoint special counsel for the prosecution "with the advice and consent of the Senate...
...seems to me more important to consider the integrity of certain members of the cabinet than to worry at this particular time about a possible change in the conservation of resources policy. Mr. Coolidge, desiring the disclosure and punishment of guilt, if any, has stated this desire and selected counsel to act in the matter. I see nothing in the President's action to discredit his candidacy. Even if I did, I fail to see Mr. Johnson's special qualifications for the Presidency. HENRY W. KFYKS...