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...Steel Corporation, employs 40,000 men) came after 13 years as its General Manager. His predecessor died on June 13 and the letter asking him to attend the meeting at which his appointment was made was dated July 13. He was chosen president in room No. 1313 on the 13th floor of the Carnegie Building, Pittsburgh. He was married on February 13 and is now head of 13 allied companies...
This Cotsworth-Eastman calendar would divide the year into 13 equal months of 28 days each, each day numbered and named exactly the same. The 13th month would be called Sol and would go between June and July. The 365th day would be called "year-day" and be numbered December 29. In leap year the 366th day would be numbered June...
Died. Carl Sternberg, 50, famed two decades ago for his remarkable resemblance to President Theodore Roosevelt; in Manhattan; suddenly, after jumping out of a 13th story bedroom in the New Mills Hotel. A note found in his room said: "Am feeling like a boy going fishing...
...significance of Halle Bros, to Cleveland has been the company's pioneering. When no Cleveland merchant dared to try to open a store more than nine blocks from the Cleveland Public Square, Halle Bros, spent several million dollars for a pioneering building on Euclid Avenue at 13th St. This was in 1910 and not even Halle Bros, dared leave Euclid Ave., then as now the one and only Cleveland thoroughfare with a semblance of metropolitan smartness...
...expects Lewis Eugene Pierson, new president of the Chamber, to give all his time to the organization. He is chairman of the board of the American Exchange-Irving Trust Co., 13th largest bank, in point of deposits, in the world. But because his domestic and foreign banking, industrial and public utility affiliations are so widespread and so intricate, one hour's conference with him as president of the Chamber will bring more positive result than five hours' conference with a less extraordinary executive...