Word: holderness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...golf team opened its season yesterday with a meeting at which plans for the season were discussed and a general course of action was outlined by Captain Clark Holder...
...jones '25 of Evanston. Ill., have been awarded the Charles Eliot Norton Fellowships. These fellowships, established in 1901 by James Loeb '88 in memory of Charles Eliot Norton '46, are awarded by a committee of the Classical Department on the basis of general scholarship, and are to allow the holder to study for a year at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens...
Whether W. P. Dixon '25, holder of the 1925 national individual squash championship, will receive more than a minor letter for his achievement will be brought up at a meeting of the Minor Sports Council today...
...overbid their competitors in efficiency, of which Henry Ford is an example. The public fear of trusts has gone likewise, because the public understands that big business is a necessity under modern conditions and, especially in the last decade, because the public is becoming more and more a security holder. The U. S. Steel Corporation, for example, today has 159,000 stockholders, almost four times as main' as in 1901; the American Telegraph & Telephone Co. has 343,000 stockholders, including 22,000 housewives, 10,000 clerks, 24,000 laborers...
...subsidiary, the Electric Bond and Share Co., helped to finance them and in return took a large measure of their business. This fact incidentally accounts in large part for the present investigation; because of this aid in financing public utilities, the General Electric is indirectly a large security holder in many companies...