Word: whitneys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...member of His Majesty's Privy Council. He is so fond of pleasure that in the last five years his string of race horses, whose upkeep costs him $150,000 a year, have won nearly every important race in Europe, and become, with the possible exception of the Whitney stables in the U. S., the most valuable in the world. Though he rules no territory, the Aga Khan earned the gratitude of the British Government, the right to a salute of eleven guns from British warships by the way in which he influenced the loyalties of his spiritual followers...
Last week the trustees elected as President Cortelyou's successor Frank Whitney Smith, president of New York Edison, who has been in the electrical business since 1880. Under the retirement plan he will have but two years to serve...
...Clark, D. P. Coffin; J. R. Coolidge, Jr.; J. J. Costello, Jr.; F. W. Cusack; R. M. Derby, Jr.; D. R. Donovan; R. A. Dowd; M. S. Erlanger; M. C. Galassi; C. L. Geer; E. H. George; Lincoln Godfrey, Jr.; G. A. Hamilton; R. T. Haskell; M. S. Hough; Whitney Howland; W. D. Hubbard; G. E. Jones; J. E. Jones; C. C. Jordan; R. W. Kirk; C. K. C. Lawrence; R. S. Levy; C. S. McVeigh, Jr.; Malcolm McVickar; D. D. Malcolm; W. E. Mayne; C. W. Morse; R. F. Mozley; Thomas Newbold; W. L. Pettingell; C. F. Poole...
...Shaw; W. W. Shirk; E. S. Skinner; R. W. Sides, E. A. H. Sims; F. B. Snyder; F. H. Stewart; O. M. Stirling; L. A. Stone; F. W. Tomkins, Jr.; Leicester Warren, Jr.; R. C. Webster; A. T. Wells, Jr.; J. R. Weston; F. L. P. White; G. G. Whitney; V. L. Whitney, Jr.; T. H. Witherby; W. W. Wolbach...
...prospect of a hot contest for the presidency of the New York Stock Exchange disappeared just before election last month when Richard Whitney decided not to seek official renomination for a sixth term and refused to head an independent ticket (TIME, April 15). He did, however, consent to become a candidate for one of the ten regular governorships open each year. Many an Exchange liberal was surprised when Broker Whitney polled 1,146 votes for Governor, 15 more than the vote which elected Charles R. Gay to the presidency. Last week Governor Whitney was elected chairman of the Committee...