Word: edmunds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...smiling Sunday morning in Budapest, just after people were returning from early mass, news-venders did an unusually thriving business. The journal in demand was the Royalist As Ujsag (The News). In it, Edmund Beniczky, ex-Minister of the Interior and present leader of the Legitimists in the National Assembly, charged Admiral Horthy, the Regent, with direct complicity in the mysterious murder of two Socialist editors, Somogyi and Basco, which occurred in February, 1920* That so serious a charge could go unchallenged was, of course, impossible. The Government ordered the arrest of M. Beniczky, but not on the charge...
There is now an exhibition of water colors at the School of Architecture, in Robinson Hall, by Dean Edmund S. Campbell of the Beaux-Arts Institute of Design. The subjects are both architectural and landscape. The majority are sketches, of Spanish subjects such as the "Patio at Seville" and the "Bridge at Ronda". Several, however, were made in Michigan and some show familiar New England outdoor subjects...
When Hugo Stinnes, the John Davison Rockefeller of Germany, died, last year (TIME, Apr. 21, 1924), his vast interests were left to his Witwe (widow), Frau Klaire Wagenknecht Stinnes, and direction of the estate was divided between Dr. Edmund Hugo Stinnes, the eldest of Herr Stinnes' five children, and "Junior" (Hugo Hermann) Stinnes, the second...
About the time of Stinnes' death, Dr. Edmund H. Stinnes was described as "a youth of engaging personality and winning urbanity," a marked contrast, be it said, with his omnipotent father. "Junior" Stinnes, in the words of the deceased magnate, "is much more gifted and efficient than his father - he will succeed...
According to agreement, presumably dictated by Witwe Stinnes, Edmund Stinnes will continue, with the cooperation of his younger brother, to head the insurance and automobile industries, "Junior" will manage the vast industrial, shipping and commercial interests, apparently without his brother's aid. But, so long as the entire estate belongs to Witwe Stinnes, reports of a dislocation are to be considered premature and improbable...