Word: lawyer
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Ehrmann, H. B., lawyer...
...Christian Association will hold its weekly meeting in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House tomorrow at 10.15 o'clock. An address will be made by Mr. Philip Mauro, formerly a prominent lawyer in New York...
...lawyer, the President admitted that perhaps he might lay too much stress upon observance of the Constitution as a sacred and unimpeachable document. But he believed that the instrument which had been tried and found good for so many years, as the foundation of our government, should not lightly be cast aside. Only when the people, after mature deliberation, have decided that a change is necessary and wise, should the Constitution be altered. We will never go far astray if we adhere strictly to the fundamentals of that work which Gladstone rightly called the greatest single document ever struck from...
...tendency to place the professor upon an equality with the lawyer, the editor or the business man as a candidate for political preferment is a healthy one. America has lagged far behind European nations in giving to men of high intellectual attainments the honor they deserve. The professorial chair will probably become an increasingly important stepping-stone to positions of political power...
...does not, however, conceal his belief that an increasing number of industries will come to be carried on under conditions of virtual monopoly. He, therefore, argues for some sort of regulating commission analogous to the Interstate Commerce Commission. This is a proposal favored by an increasing number of lawyers as well as by many concerned with the management of existing monopolies. Whether it would prove a wise solution of the trust problem is primarily an economic rather than a legal question. It is also a far less simple question than the lawyer seems to appreciate...