Word: leaches
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...were beginning to bury themselves. Even a respectable pirate like Henry Morgan had been retired to the governorship of Jamaica, bribed with a knighthood, pending his extermination of what few old buccaneer friends of his still carried on. Most reprobate, most elusive was Morgan's old associate Tom Leach. His bad ship Black Swan was rarely sighted, then only to the sighting crew's short-lived regret...
...Magruder, professor of Law; E. M. Morgan '02. Bussey Professor of Law; E. M. Dodd '10, professor of Law; E. R. James, professor of Law; W. A. Seavey '01, professor of Law; A. W. Scott, Story Professor of Law; G. N. Garner '11, professor of Law; and W. D. Leach, Jr. '21, professor...
...newshawks looked temporarily baffled, then went out and began writing stories about who would succeed Snorkey as gang chief. Consensus was that it would be cocky, sleek-haired Hymie Levin, not his quieter lieutenant, Murray Humphries. Editor Jack Leach of The Daily Northwestern, student paper at Northwestern University, published an editorial entitled "Get This, Capone," warning Snorkey not to attend any more football games...
...Anna Edson Taylor, Oct. 24, 1901; Bobby Leach, July 25, 1911; Jean A. Laussier, July 4, 1928. Last July George Stathakis went over in a barrel, smothered to death while waiting rescue from the cataract below the Falls. Last May as well as the May before one William ("Red") Hill rode over the lower rapids in a barrel. He did not go over the Falls either time...
...Harvey H. Bundy of Boston, recently appointed an Assistant Secretary of State; Irving S. Olds of Manhattan; Stanley Clarke, president of St. Louis Public Service Co.; Stanley Morrison, law professor at Stanford University; Chauncey Balknap of Manhattan; Vice President James Mount Nicely of Guaranty Trust Co.; Walter Barton Leach Jr., assistant professor at Harvard Law School...