LYCOS RETRIEVER 
1919
built 115 days ago
The Methodist Hospital, established in Houston, Texas, in 1919, is one of the nation's largest private, non-profit hospitals and is a charter member of the Texas Medical Center. The Methodist Hospital is the flagship of The Methodist Hospital System, with four hospital locations and more than 2,500 physicians on its medical staff. Home to famed heart surgeon Dr. Michael DeBakey, Methodist continues its long-standing tradition of dedication to excellence in patient care and compassion. The hospital is ranked among the country's top centers in U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Hospitals annual report. The Methodist Hospital's primary academic affiliation is with Weill Cornell Medical College and New York-Presbyterian Hospital. For more information on The Methodist Hospital System, please visit http://www.methodisthealth.com or call (713) 790-3333.
Source:
Established in 1919 by Peter Sr. and Thomas Vosbikian, Quickie is the largest North American provider of retail household cleaning tools and related products. Through a history of product innovation and dedication to customer service, Quickie has since expanded to become the leading overall supplier across North American retail channels in its market segments. Quickie produces and markets a complete line of household cleaning tools including mops, brooms, brushes, dusting tools and related accessories. With headquarters in New Jersey, Quickie ... operates production facilities in Lumberton, North Carolina, El Paso, Texas, and Cadereyta, Mexico.
Source:
For 2008 Syndicate CVS 1919 has a capacity of 180m pounds writing a diversified book. The core accounts are direct Aviation business (airline, aerospace and general aviation), direct Marine business (cargo and liability), and direct Technical Risk business (energy onshore and offshore and other complex technical property risks).
Source:
On January 1st, 1919, members of the Spartacist movement rose in an attempted revolution. Initially this move was opposed by both Liebnecht and Luxemburg, the leaders of the movement. The newly formed Weimar Government reacted promptly, and brutally. The army was deployed to bring the revolution to an end, and these were aided by the Frei Corps, a paramilitary group consisting of former servicemen. Order had been restored to the streets of Berlin by the 13th of January. Both Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebnecht were killed whilst in police custody.
Source:
In 1919, Wilson appointed a new attorney general, A. Mitchell Palmer, a Pennsylvania attorney with liberal credentials, including past support for workers’ rights and women’s suffrage. Palmer... reversed his views. In April, the Post Office discovered 38 bombs that hade been mailed to leading American politicians and capitalists. Shortly thereafter, an Italian anarchist was blown up outside Palmer’s residence. The nation’s top law enforcement official became convinced that a radical plot was underway.
Source:
Since 1919, New York's Hotel Pennsylvania has been host to millions of visitors in Manhattan, more than any other hotel in the world. Extensively renovated, the property has 1,700 rooms and over 90,000 square feet of meeting and adjacent exhibit space. New York's Hotel Pennsylvania is capable of handling conventions, tours, and individual traveler requirements. Its location on 7th Avenue at 33rd Street is convenient to the business and fashion districts, as well as the Jacob Javits Convention Center. The property is known for having the longest-running telephone number in New York City, immortalized in Glenn Miller's famous song, "Pennsylvania 6-5000." Reservations can be made to this number locally 212-736-5000, toll free 800-223-8585, via PDA at mobile.hotelpenn.com or on-line at www.hotelpenn.com. The World's Most Popular Hotel(R) is a registered trademark of New York's Hotel Pennsylvania.
Source:
MORE ABOUT
1919