Word: firms
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Edwin Bonta, architect, of the firm of Taylor & Bonta, Syracuse, N. Y., will give an illustrated lecture at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, tomorrow afternoon...
...decamped. So they retired from the board with dignity and little else. A sub-plot-in many respects the best thing in the book-tells of the tribulations of Tony Bicket and his girl-wife, Victorine, units of the inarticulate masses. Tony was caught "snooping" books from the publishing firm for which he worked and of which Michael was a member. He did it for the support of Victorine, who was suffering from pneumonia. Deprived of his job, Tony became a capitalist, investing all he had in rubber balloons, which he hawked about the streets. He and Victorine looked upon...
...trouble with Fascism is that it is too firm a believer in violence. When an Opposition deputy is too curious about the administration, he is put out of the way if not by the order at least with the acquiescence of Mussolini Socialist newspaper editors are harried unmercifully, even when they are not allowed to print their papers. But such methods are not conclusive. It is the old attempt to kill an idea by killing the men who champion it, and it is about as successful as the inquisition was Indeed, the bloody instruction which the Fascists teach is only...
Rowed on Victorious 1891 Crew Mr. Perkins was born in Milton Massachusetts in 1870, and graduated from the University with honors in 1891. He received his law degree three years later, and immediately began to practice law, becoming a members of the firm of Ropes, Gray, Boyden, and Perkins, of Boston. In college Mr. Perkins was the captain of the victorious 1891 crew, which was the first to beat Yale in five years, and he was subsequently a member of the Athletic Committee...
...Moors is a Fellow of Harvard College and the senior member of the brokerage firm of Moors and Cabot...