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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Joseph P. Cotton '96 of New York, member of the law firm of McAdoo, Cotton and Franklin...
...Marie Hayden (Osgood Hooker '21) finds that she and five young laides under her keeping, have boarded the wrong boat. At this discovery she tries to persuade the Captain (J. A. Sessions '21) to let them off at Savannah, Ga., whither they had meant to go. But he is firm and obdurate. From his obstinacy springs the development of the plot...
When asked through what stages we would pass before business would be back on a firm foundation, Mr. Bancroft replied, "At present we are about 15 to 20 per cent below normal. This condition will last about six months longer, to be followed by a period of flash prosperity, not more than a year in length. This will be due partly to a return of confidence, and partly to a return of inflated currency...
...negotiation: ownership of land in California, the occupation of Siberia, the Shantung question, and various other phases of Japanese policy would be accorded settlement more favorable to Nippon if she held the whip hand over us by virtue of the Yap dispute. With this in mind, the Japanese stand firm upon the question. But mature consideration of the place which the United States now holds in the financial and commercial world, and the keystone position she maintains with reference to German reparations would seem to indicate that, if anything, the whip is in the other hand...
...Robinson, its author, is a member of the architectural firm of Derby and Robinson. He took "English 47" at the University in 1912-13 and during the past few years has been intimately associated with the "47 Workshop," the dramatic laboratory at the University, acting as artistic adviser. He and Mr. Henry Hunt Clark of the Boston Art Museum have supervised the setting and design of plays produced by the Workshop...