Word: holton
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...national legislation. President Pierson declined reelection. To succeed him the Chamber chose William Butterworth of Moline, Ill., president of Deere & Co. (plows). Judge Parker, who expects to be busy this year carrying out the newly-enacted Alien Property bill (War claims), was replaced as board chairman by Joseph Holton Defrees, Chicago lawyer. The four vice presidents are: President Alfred J. Brosseau of Mack Trucks (Manhattan), President Robert R. Ellis of the Hessig-Ellis Drug Co. (Memphis), President Robert Patterson Lamont of American Steel Foundries (Chicago), Vice President Paul Shoup of the Southern Pacific Co. (San Francisco...
...elected from the highest eighth. Don Swint Greer '29, of Cambridge, was elected president. Malcolm Osborne Gibson '29, of Joplin, Missouri, was chosen vice-president, while George Alfred Sawin '29, of Edgewood, Pa., will be treasurer. The posts of corresponding and recording secretary will be filled respectively by Frank Holton Elberfeld '29, of South Boston, and Philip Ernest Nokes '29, of Lynn, while Grover Arvel Chenoweth '29, of Arlington Heights, was chosen cataloguer...
Election of six members of the class of 1929, to the Gamma chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the honorary society of the Engineering School, was announced last night. Those to receive the honor are Grover Aruel Chenoweth '29, of Arlington; Frank Holton Elberfield '29, of South Boston; Malcolm Osborne Gibson '29, of Joplin, Missouri; Don Swint Greer '29, of Cambridge; Philip Ernest Nokes '29, of Boston; and George Alfred Sawin, Jr., '29, of Edgewood, Pennsylvania...
...Morton Cole, Chairman, and Nancy Adams; William Cowen and Nancy Crocker; F. L. Felton and Kathryn Wells: J. W. Filoon and Eloise Tompkins: R. S. Holden and Mary Young; W. L. Shearer, Ill, and Rosamond Holton...
...insult to the distinguished memories of two great men to publish the fact that Edward Holton James of Boston is their nephew [TIME, Aug. 22]. Imagine philosophical William James parading the streets to pervert justice for a Bolshevist fishmonger and a Bolshevist ditchdigger, both of them murderers, both of them anarchists ! Imagine gentle Henry James, that master of manners and nicety, bawling out disorderly epithets at policemen, judges and governors! I say it is a sin against a fine tradition for newspapers and for TIME to harp on the fact that this rowdy roisterer, this half-baked "intellectual," this "radical...