Word: cincinnatis
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...Coolidge was nominated. C. Bascom Slemp from Virginia, David A. Reed from Pennsylvania, Ralph E. Williams from Oregon, Walter F. Brown from nearby Toledo, Jim Watson over the border from Indiana, Charles G. Dawes from Chicago, came trooping in. So did the Elephant's ladies, Alice Longworth from Cincinnati, Ruth Hanna [McCormick] Simms, now from New Mexico, Ruth Baker Pratt from New York. Crowds seethed in hotel lobbies. Fat men sweated in hotel rooms. Newshawks scuffled after rumors. Whiskey went down and fines went...
Hebrew Union College (Cincinnati) James Grover McDonald, onetime League of Nations Comissioner for German Refugees ... L.Heb...
President Willis David Gradison, 37, has been in office longer than the head of any other U. S. Stock Exchange, is now serving his seventh term. A husky, ruddy, six-footer, who dislikes suspenders and garters, he is chairman of the City of Cincinnati's finance committee, which has had no small part keeping the city's credit at the top of the municipal list...
...Louis has an exchange about one-half the size of Cincinnati's. Last week one of its 50 seats sold for $1,500 compared to a 1929 high of $20,000. The St. Louis market is largely investment, and 90 out of the 100 issues traded are local. A thousand shares is currently a big day. President is Benjamin Franklin Jacobs, 57, a cordial, smartly-dressed broker who thinks that the SEC is a very good thing indeed...
...four parts waste paper, one part kraft pulp. More kraft means less weight. To many a big container customer an ounce less weight in its shipping boxes means a sizable cut in shipping costs. At present Container operates 13 plants dotted throughout the East from Natick, Mass, to Cincinnati, from Philadelphia to Chicago. To some 8,000 customers last year went $20,181,000 worth of shipping containers, folding boxes