Walter Bruce Howe

Background

Howe, Walter Bruce was born on November 18, 1879 in New York City. Son of Walter and Mary Bruce (Robins) Howe.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Yale, 1901. Bachelor of Laws, Harvard, 1904.

Career

Began practice at New York City, 1905. Department assistant district attorney, New York County, 1906-1909. Practiced in Washington, since 1912.

Assistant United State Attorneys, Washington, 1913.

Counsel to the United States Senate Select Commission, Haiti and Dominican Republic, 1921-1922, American Electoral Commission, Nicaragua, 1928, communications of Inquiry and Conciliation, Bolivia-Paraguay, 1929. Arbitrator of Harrah Claim, United States versus Cuba, 1929-1930.

Achievements

• Walter Bruce Howe has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as captain infantry United States Army, 1917-1919, secretary oprations section General Staff, General Headquarters, Advertising Educational Foundation, 1918-1919. Member Recorder Roberts Pearl Harbor Commission, 1941-1942. Member Association Bar City New New York

Clubs: Metropolitan, Alibi (Washington).

Connections

Married Mary Carlisle, January 16, 1912. Children: Bruce, Calderon, Mary.

Father:

Walter Howe

Mother:

Mary Bruce (Robins) Howe

Spouse:

Mary Carlisle

child:

Mary Howe

child:

Calderon Howe

child:

Bruce Howe