Word: industrialist
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...press Mrs. Pankhurst said: "Lord Hugh is a back number." Declared Lady Rhondda, famed feminine industrialist: "Of course Lord Hugh is talking perfect nonsense...
...industrialist, Henry Ford has made one of the greatest contributions ever made by any man. That is mass production. It amounts to first rate genius. But just as I am color blind, Henry Ford has blind spots in his intellect. In my opinion he is mentally unsound on certain questions of race and religion. He has a streak of bigotry on that side of his mind that is totally foreign to his industrial ability...
...swiftly, crawling the last few yards, she went to Riff-Raff across the cracking ice, dragged him out, wrapped him in her coat, returned to shore, glared at the men and said: 'You men make me sick and tired.'" Fraulein Clairenore Stinnes, daughter of the late famed industrialist Hugo Stinnes: "I announced last week that next May I will set out to circle the globe and visit all important countries of both hemispheres, accompanied only by two male auto mechanicians. We shall proceed as much as possible by land in a six-cylinder German sedan accompanied...
...Monument. Japanese hearkened with approval last week as the great Viscount Shibusawa, "the Morgan of Japan," founder of the Dai-ichi Ginko (First National Bank) of Japan, organizer of the world spanning Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japanese Mail Line), financier, industrialist, philanthropist, first "businessman" ever to be created a Japanese peer, announced at Tokyo that he will unveil the Harris Monument in the presence of U. S. Ambassador Charles MacVeagh...
Stinnes to U.S. Hugo Stinnes, son of the late War industrialist of Germany, turned last week to Halsey, Stuart & Co., A. G. Becker & Co., and Newman, Saunders & Co., all of Manhattan, for a $25,000,000 loan at 7%. With the money he will pay off all his debts to German banks and form two companies-one to operate his family coal industry with its accessories of railroads, ships and river barges, the other to own all the shares of the firm and to handle all other businesses still remaining in the family. (When the Stinnes financial debacle came...