Word: tucker
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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English A will come under the supervision of Professor Bliss Perry next year, while Professor J. Tucker Murray '99 will have charge of all tutorial work in the Division of Modern Languages, it was announced last night by Professor J. L. Lowes '05, of the English Department...
Born. To Mrs. Burton S. Tucker, 48, and Burton S. Tucker, 19, a son, who already has a sister, aged one. the first issue of a marriage which occasioned nation-wide comment two years ago, at Baltimore...
Died, Charles H. Tucker. 85, oil and transportation magnate; in Cleveland, after a short illness. Although he was an active officer in many companies, although he once refused to accept an important post in the growing Standard Oil Co. when begged to do so by John D. Rockefeller (see Page 10), although-after handing over his business to his son, he found idleness so little to his taste that he returned as Secretary of his son's company, The Cleveland Plain Dealer found his life significant for a simple social courtesy which, long ago, he was called upon...
...Henry Tucker...
...burning well is about a mile deep and has a pressure of about 50 atmospheres.* The damage may amount to $1,500,000. When Mr. Tucker left, the fire was visible for 45 miles...