Word: representer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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They pledged themselves to "watch the polls [lest] the Wets put across any crooked counting of the votes" at forthcoming Repeal elections. They heard Pastor Norman Vincent Peale of Manhattan's Marble Collegiate Church deplore the fact that "a very high public official, who should represent in his personal...
Hottest June day in Chicago's history (100.1°) occurred last week. Sluicing his throat with iced drinks at his home in Wheaton, Ill., Col. Robert Rutherford McCormick, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, gave thought to his employes sweltering in that magnificent Gothic pile on Michigan Avenue, the Tribune...
Into Line. First to submit a model code was the cotton textile industry, through a committee said to represent two-thirds of the textile millers. Pending approval in public hearing June 27, the code provides a minimum wage of $10 a week in southern mills. $11 in the north, a...
Last week in a letter to stockholders Mr. Weber, always polite, always plausible, explained that they should not support the efforts of "a self-appointed committee purporting to represent stockholders" whose plans ''have nothing whatever to do with the company's relations with the New York Stock...
Sir Ronald Charles Lindsay: Every from the land of our first settlers, whence we have drawn our language, our laws and our traditions, we welcome you to our Society for what you are and for what you represent.