Word: fees
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Wheeler, to this total stranger, in the Waldorf lobby, offered half of his fee, disclosed to this total stranger the facts of an agreement, so Hayes says, that was criminal in nature if it was entered into...
Other concerns signed contracts to build ships at "cost plus 10%." Most of the Bethlehem contracts were "cost plus fixed fee, plus a percentage of the savings on the estimated cost...
...Wheeler goes on trial in Montana on Apr. 16, under an indictment returned a year ago charging that, while Senator, he accepted a fee to represent his client before the Department of the Interior (TIME, May 26, June 2, THE CONGRESS). The new indictment for conspiracy reveals no new evidence. As far as the public has yet learned, Mr. Wheeler's connection with the land-grabbing is so tenuous as to be invisible to the naked eye. But then, full facts are not usually made public before the trial-in this case, two trials. Senator Wheeler, who drove Harry...
...Montana, the trial of Burton K. Wheeler, Senator, Democrat and Progressive, indicted a year ago for accepting a fee to appear before a department of the Government, was set for Apr. 16, at Great Falls...
...Evening Standard, London journal, telegraphed to Florence to ask if Mme. Luisa Tetrazzini would sing from London to millions of intuned British radiophiles. The London newspaper also mentioned a few neat words about the remuneration; current rumor said it was the highest fee that she had ever received for a single performance...