Word: pneumonia
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Died. J. Brandt Walker, 60, brilliant speculator in the Manhattan and Chicago markets 17 years ago; in Atlantic City, of pneumonia. Credited with having made some ten million dollars in stocks and grain, he lost most of it, died a relatively poor...
Died. Dr. Charles Lloyd, 85; in Manhattan, of pneumonia. In 1854, he charged half a league onward with the Light Brigade at Balaklava, in the military bungle immortalized by Alfred Lord Tennyson...
...Scott Anderson, 46, the U. S. citizen who, singlehanded, effected the release of all the foreign prisoners in the Lincheng bandit episode (TIME, May 19, 1923, et seq.), died in Peking from pneumonia...
Died. Roy S. Anderson, 46, famed sinologue; in Peking, of pneumonia (see FOREIGN NEWS...
Died.-Clio Hinlon Bracken, 55, sculptress; in Manhattan, of pneumonia. Pupil of Rodin, MacMonnies, St. Gaudens, she exhibited first in the Paris Salon. At 20, she received $10,000 for her statue of General Fremont, sold to an association of California pioneers. Her first husband was the late James Gibbons Huneker...