Word: warren
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This year no opposition ticket was run, and the slate of New York Stock Exchange officials for the next year was therefore elected unanimously. Seymour L. Cromwell was thus reflected President, and Warren Nash, Treasurer, as well as ten members of the Governing Committee to serve four years...
...theory that Verner Warren Clapp 1G, was drowned while swimming in the Charles on Wednesday will have to be abandoned as a result of two late reports that seem to prove that Clapp in on his way to Worcester. About 9.30 last night William Eastwood of Framingham reported to the Framingham Chief of Police that he had picked up a man answering to Clapp's description at about 8.30 o'clock Thursday morning outside Framingham. Eastwood was on his way to Marlboro by motor and found a man in a blue serge suit "and white sneakers" without hat walking along...
...early hour this morning no trace had been found of Verner Warren Clapp 1G., of Washington, D. C., missing since yesterday morning. All day the Metropolitan police dragged the Charles River between the Newell and Weld boat houses, working on the theory that Clapp had been drowned. Later developments, however, lead the authorities to believe that he is alive...
...Baylies, Walter Baylies, J. L. Berrall, Isadore Black, M. G. Bolster, R. S. Bowers, Standish Bradford, Julian Brody, John C. Buchanan, Nelson Cabot, George Carey, R. N. Carson, Thomas Campbell, C. C. Carpenter, George B. Carpenter, Curtis Childs, A. L. Coburn, Henry Cole, W. E. Collins, William A. Coolidge, Warren Corning, E. K. Davis, Malcolm Dole, R. L. Frothingham, C. L. Gagnebin, W. L. Garrison, W. N. Gates, H. L. Gilbert, S. C. Graves, H. S. Grew Jr., Parker Hamilton, Morgan Harris, A. P. Hinckley, L. F. Holmes, Samuel Houghton, W. P. Howe, F. H. Kennard, F. R. Kernan...
After H. H. Reed '23, editor of the CRIMSON for the past term had spoken a few words on what the CRIMSON is today, Professor Edward H. Warren '95, Storey Professor of Law at the University Law School, in his speech said that the building of a sense of responsibility and the making of lasting friendships by the work on the paper are among the real benefits to those on the staff...