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...asked to the State Department, told that the matter was now one of "grave concern"-fairly strong diplomatic talk. In Madrid, Ambassador Bowers received a letter from the male prisoners: "We are now four in a cell. . . . The stench is unbelievable." They concluded that the female prisoner, Mrs. Caroline Lockwood, "shows alarming signals of an approaching breakdown." In his tourist bureau Judge Vidal said authoritatively. "They cannot expect first-class hotel life while in jail...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: SPAIN: Grave Concern | 7/31/1933 | See Source »

...businessman from Columbus, Ohio, invited two young U. S. artists and the wife of one of them to a game of ping-pong and a round of brandy at the Hotel Mediterraneo in El Terreno. They were all feeling fine when the artist's wife, Mrs. Clinton Benedict Lockwood, heard sounds of a row between the doorman and a drunk. She went to pacify him while the doorman left to get help. He returned with a big stranger, dressed in an opera bouffe green and yellow uniform, carrying a rifle in a yellow leather sling. He was a member...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: SPAIN: Farewell to Peacocks | 7/24/1933 | See Source »

...Lockwood "remonstrated"' with him to let the drunk alone. The drunk caterwauled. The guardsman knocked the drunk down, broke his eyeglasses. Mr. Lockwood rushed up. The guardsman spanked Mrs. Lockwood with the flat of his sabre. Husband Lockwood punched the guardsman's eye. More green and yellow men appeared, took the five to Palma's jail in the ruins of a medieval monastery. Charge: the military offense of assaulting a Civil Guard. Minimum penalty if convicted by a military court: five years. Two of the five prisoners, including Rutherford Fullerton, were held only as witnesses...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: SPAIN: Farewell to Peacocks | 7/24/1933 | See Source »

...Bowdoin are also on the British team. Stanwood made history for Oxford last March by winning three firsts against Cambridge in the high jump, and in both the high and low hurdles. The Oxford "iron man" will have stiff competition from J. C. Grady '33 of Harvard and from Lockwood and Dunbar of Yale over the harriers. Yale's remarkable Keith Brown should win the high jump as well as the pole vault. Hallowell will be out to lower Lowe's meet record of one minute, 53 4-10 seconds in the 880 yard run with J. B. White...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: HARVARD - YALE TRACK TEAM TO MEET BRITONS | 6/22/1933 | See Source »

Runs--Kroeger, Slader, Gilbane, McCaffrey 2. Errors--Henshaw 2, Gilmartin, Caito, McCaffrey, Sargent, De Give. Two base hits--Tracy. Stolen bases--Kroeger, Sargent. Sacrifice hits--Kroeger, Gilbane, Hunt, Weir. Double plays--McCaffrey to Lockwood, Sargent unassisted. Struck out--By Hunt 6, by De Give 3. Wild pitch--McCaffrey hit by Hunt. Umpires--Finnell and Devron. Time--1 hour, 45 minutes...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: BROWN NINE GETS SIX HITS TO DOWN CRIMSON BATSMEN | 5/31/1933 | See Source »

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