Word: kelleyism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...absorbed by Anaconda through an exchange of stock. At one time Chairman Ryan said he had a profit of $1,250,000 on his Chile operation, but the Anaconda received in exchange now showed him a large loss. Smart Harry Guggenheim sold out, made $404,000. President Cornelius Francis Kelley of Anaconda, no witness, interrupted: "Mr. Gray is trying to ride the witness for the benefit of the gallery...
...KELLEY, PROSECUTOR
When Prosecutor John C. Kelley read his next issue of TIME (May 9) he must there have found reported that Mrs Massie's fit of temper on the witness stand where she tore up evidence did the defense no good with the jury." Shame may have colored the prosecutor's neck but court observers thought they detected rage in his voice and manner...
...Engvall 2T.S., J. P. Farquhar '35, E. V. Ferguson '35, A. M. Ferry '34, J. A. Frank '34, Comstock Glaser '35, E. Y. Hartshorne '33, H. E. Holm '35, R. S. Hormell '35, F. E. Johnson '35, V. N. Keller '34, A. B. Kelley '33, W. G. Kirby '35, J. M. Krotozyner '34, J. S. Lang...
Still to be retried were the four brown bucks charged with assaulting Mrs. Massie. Without her as its chief witness, the prosecution's case would collapse. Mrs. Massie, having told the story of her ravishment twice in court, did not want to do so again. Prosecutor Kelley heard she was sailing for the mainland with her husband and mother aboard S. S. Malolo. He got a subpena to detain her. Policeman Dewey Mookini went to the Pearl Harbor Naval Base to serve it. She was nowhere to be found. The Press was told she had had a "nervous breakdown...