Word: partnered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Once he telephoned Morgan Partner Ledyard, said he was Congressman (later Attorney-General) A. Mitchell Palmer, suggested that Mr. Ledyard interview a man who could fix J. P. Morgan with the Democratic Administration. Soon afterward Wolf Lamar was convicted, jailed for impersonating a Government officer...
...against the bankers' plan-his attorney being Candidate Alexander Simpson, who will oppose Candidate Dwight Whitney Morrow for the New Jersey senatorship. Denying vociferously that his purpose was political mudslinging, Lawyer Simpson introduced Ambassador Morrow's name several times into the petition, recalled that he was a partner in J. P. Morgan & Co. before accepting his Mexican post. Having filed his petition, Candidate Simpson sailed late the same night for Europe...
Also summoned before the grand jury were ten Chicago newsmen. Among them was Jimmy Murphy, 28 years a police reporter on the Journal, last fortnight discharged from the Times when he admitted having been business partner in a north-side speakeasy three years ago. Also present: Roscoe ("Duffy") Cornell, former city editor, now circulation manager of the Herald & Examiner, whose assistants are accused of conducting a questionable lottery on the Kentucky Derby...
...under which the merger was ratified. The $800,000 loan by Bethlehem to Cleveland's Pickands, Mather & Co. for the purpose of buying Youngstown stock, which has been the King Charles's head of the suit, inevitably came up. R. E. McMath, Bethlehem secretary, when asked whether Partner Elton Hoyt II of Pickands, Mather had told him the money was needed to buy Youngstown stock, replied: "No, but I think he knew that I knew what he thought and for that purpose he needed the money...
Between the office of Publisher Frederick G. ("Bon") Bonfils of the incredibly yellow Denver Post and the office of his sly, genial partner, the late famed H. H. ("Tarn") Tammen, there used to be a desk to which each partner would send the kind of orders that great publishers send to their Men Friday. At that desk for many years sat Louis Levand, patient, portly, devoted. Brother John Levand was in the Post's circulation department. Brother Max, too, was on the staff, more driving and hard-boiled than the other two. "Bon" and "Tarn" sent him to be business...