Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...believe the deference to clean linen, however, not only a surrender to convention unworthy of this excellent movement, but we cannot but suspect that this article must have been inserted at the instigation of the Laundry Trust. We in Cambridge have come to realize all too fully that, with our clothes, as with many other luxuries, the initial cost is insignificant compared to the upkeep...
...National Conventions of his party and serving for years in the State legislature and in Congress, he was chairman of the Executive Committee that so successfully managed Colonel Roosevelt's campaign for the presidency in 1904. About Mr. Lowden Roosevelt centered many important positions of the utmost trust--all of which were discharged with such flawless efficiency and integrity that he gained the confidence and admiration of the people of the entire West. This implicit faith and condence has always been warranted by his conduct and accomplishments...
...Hoover should be an ideal candidate to all except extremists, and the hope of the nation at this crisis in its affairs does not lie in the extremists. The man in the street, and the women too, trust him, and with reason. I should like to vote for Mr. Hoover whether he is nominated by Republicans or by Democratics or by neither...
Harvard University, Radcliffe College and the Museum of Fine Arts will each get $250,000 upon the eventual disposition of a trust fund of $1,000,000 left by Mrs. Clara Kimball of Boston, whose will was filed in the Suffolk probate office yesterday...
...victories of the steel trust do not mean that the steel kings will continue exactly as before. The decision of the Supreme Court contains the seed of a new industrial policy. It is recognized that the trust should not be busted; but it is also made clear that it is only in the interests of the public that it is being allowed to continue...