Word: fisher
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...oblong dwelling, severe and clean as a pursuit plane. Pullman Co. cooperated in the fabrication of its steel walls, Container Corp. in the development of its insulation. It is occupied by Ruth Page, able modernistic opera and concert ballerina. Dancer Page's husband is able Lawyer Thomas H. Fisher, son of Walter L. Fisher who served as President Taft's Secretary of the Interior. Dancer Page's brother-in-law is tall, yellow-haired Howard T. Fisher, architect, who with another lawyer-brother Arthur, conceived General Houses, Inc. After it opens its Chicago World's Fair...
...voting was as follows: For President Herman Gundlach, Jr. 119 Franklin Plummer Whitbeck 96 Randolph Appleton Kidder 56 Allston Boyer 38 Samuel Smith Drury 28 For Vice-President Thomas Harrison Hunter 96 Charles King Howard 81 Fisher Howe, 3d. 52 Henry Saltonstall 43 Thomas Jefferson Davis 40 William Ames Lincoln 25 For Secretary-Treasurer Arthur Stanwood Pier, Jr. 121 Donald Vincent McGranahan 66 Howard Frank Gillette 64 William Mitchell Van Winkle, Jr. 43 Francis Hardon Burr...
...yard back stroke swim--Won by R. T. Fisher, Jr.; second, P. McC. Henry; third, G. L. Nelson. Time...
Chicago, rather paradoxically, was the birthplace of Walter Fisher's aristocratic civic reform, the home of the berserk Municipal Voters' League, and the zealots of "efficient government." But she will probably choose to return, after a sudden and dizzy eminence of virtue, to her comfortable post-war role of the protesting victim. For sixty years Chicago has been a great, a wealthy, and a powerful city. And for almost sixty years her industrious citizenry has submitted to the control of an incredibly arrogant, mendacious, and corrupt chain of municipal dynasties. Her example, although not solitary, serves to bring the issues...
...complete list of nominations for the Sophomore Class: for President: Allston Bover, S. S. Drury, Herman Gundlach, Jr., R. A. Kidder, and F. P. Whitbeck; for Vice-President: T. J. Davis, C. K. Howard, Fisher Howe, 3d., T. H. Hunter, W. A. Lincoln, and Henry Saltonstall; for Secretary-Treasurer: F. H. Burr, H. F. Gillette, D. V. McGranahan, A. S. Pier, Jr., and W. M. Van Winkle...