Portrait of an American: Charles G. DawesHolt, 1953 - 344 pages Full-length, sympathetic biography of the American lawyer and banker. |
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Page 110
... Company of Illinois . Subscrip- tions to the stock of this company quickly exceeded the proposed capital . On July 8 , 1902 , the new bank opened its doors with first- day deposits of more than four million dollars . Planned from the ...
... Company of Illinois . Subscrip- tions to the stock of this company quickly exceeded the proposed capital . On July 8 , 1902 , the new bank opened its doors with first- day deposits of more than four million dollars . Planned from the ...
Page 111
... company would have been the largest in a pro- posed amalgamation of the leading plow manufacturers into the proposed National Plow Company . Charles Deering consulted him about the details of a merger with McCormick . The plow negotia ...
... company would have been the largest in a pro- posed amalgamation of the leading plow manufacturers into the proposed National Plow Company . Charles Deering consulted him about the details of a merger with McCormick . The plow negotia ...
Page 135
... Company of America , and the Union Trust Company in Providence , Rhode Island , closed . At Pittsburgh , Westinghouse Electric Company failed , the Southern Steel Company at Birmingham closed its doors , and business insti- tutions all ...
... Company of America , and the Union Trust Company in Providence , Rhode Island , closed . At Pittsburgh , Westinghouse Electric Company failed , the Southern Steel Company at Birmingham closed its doors , and business insti- tutions all ...
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