Word: davises
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The appointment of committee chairmen for this year's Red Book was announced last night by A. G. Churchill '29, editor-in-chief as follows: Editorial Chairman, Richard Arnold Stout, of Louisville, Kentucky; Business Chairman, William Sterling Youngman, of Boston; Photographic Chairman, John de Laittre, of Minneapolis, Minnesota; Chairman of...
In Washington, appeared the first issue of the United States Daily, a newspaper reporting exclusively what goes on in the Federal Government each day. An edition of 30,000 copies was reported sold out in the first day. Its slogan is, "All the facts, no opinion" (it has no editorial...
Inventor Thomas A. Edison lately said in effect: "Society needs no more inventions for a while. It has not caught up with Science as things stand now." But Inventor Edison quickly denied that, such being the case, he would stop work (TIME, Feb. 22). And last week the National Academy...
Clem Shaver, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee chosen by John W. Davis in 1924, appeared last week unobtrusively in Washington. He was preparing the party organization for the Congressional campaign next fall. The National Democratic Headquarters, which he stripped of almost all its employes after Mr. Davis' defeat, is...
James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, was frequently mentioned last week in Washington as a candidate for the governorship of Pennsylvania to succeed Gifford Pinchot. The Pennsylvania Senators, (Pepper and Reed) and Secretary of the Treasury Mellon are understood to be supporting him. Mrs. Mary Key McBlair, a retired Government...