Word: treasurere
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Chicago, often casually termed the "worst governed city in the world,'' approached, last week, another major cure experiment. Coming to a head was a plan for a businessman's administration. The plan, as announced by Silas Hardy Strawn, onetime (1927-28) president of the U. S. Bar Association, calls for...
O'Leary. Thus the possibilities. Meanwhile, Banker John W. O'Leary, definitely suggested for leadership of the businessmen's group, remains a probability. Born in Chicago (1875), he is the son of an able ironmaster, to whose business he succeeded. He has been president of the O'Leary company since...
Died. The Noble Earls of Howe and of Egmont, on the same day. Richard George Penn Curzon, 67, fourth Earl of Howe, was Hon. Treasurer of the Allied Forces in wartime, 1914-1915; descendant of General Howe of American Revolutionary fame; onetime Lord-in-Waiting to Queen Victoria; and Lord...
The Committee as it now stands is composed of the following men: Professor G. G. Wilson, chairman, Professor G. H. Chase '96, chairman, protem, W. J. Bingham, '16, treasurer, Dean Willard Sperry, A. S. Johnson '85, R. H. Holt, '11, George Wiggelsworth '74, Winslow Carlton '29, James Roosevelt '30 and...
John Ruskin Graham '30, of West Roxbury, was elected Ibis, John Swope '30, of Ossining, New York was chosen treasurer, and Robert Franklin Walker Smith '30, of Evanston, Illinois, was selected as secretary at the same meeting.