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Engaged. Gabrielle ("Coco") Chanel, fortyish, famed Parisian couturiere; and one Paul Iribe. painter, decorator, Chanel business partner...
Orphaned at ten, Mrs. Roosevelt was left some $30,000. She is a partner in Manhattan's Todhunter school for girls. Profits go back into the business, which is operated by her boon companion, Marion Dickerman. With her other inseparable friend. Nancy Cook, a tousle headed. unfeminine. effective woman who often dresses mannishly and smokes cigarets in a holder at the side of her mouth. Mrs. Roosevelt operates Val-Kill shops, an enterprise which manufactures antique reproductions at Hyde Park. This is a non-profit concern. In the past five years Mrs. Roosevelt has picked up some...
...pleasure in frightening the host of a village inn by doing so. Presently he kills a policeman and then, intoxicated by the certainty that he can commit crimes with no possibility of being detected, he wrecks a train, kills another young doctor whom he has forced to be his partner, plans to make himself a world dictator-for by using his drug in wholesale quantities, he can have an invisible army. These plans of Dr. Griffin's are foiled in a manner which must not have been ingenious enough to satisfy Carl Laemmle Jr. The invisible man has already...
...says on the face of it that it is redeemable in gold on demand at the United States Treasury. Now it is a mere scrap of paper. We have violated that obligation just as flagrantly as Germany violated its treaty with Belgium." James Brown, president of the Chamber and partner of Manhattan's Brown Brothers, Harriman & Co., read a telegram from Professor Edwin Walter Kemmerer of Princeton, famed financial adviser to many nations: "I hope the Chamber of Commerce will recommend an early return to the gold standard, and an immediate commitment by the Government...
...Jackson Bros., Boesel & Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade, announced that its Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Omaha and St. Joseph, Mo. offices had been acquired by Winthrop, Mitchell & Co. of Manhattan. Month ago Arthur S. Jackson, senior partner of Jackson Bros., Boesel, who managed their Chicago office's grain commission business (largest in the U. S.), died in Manhattan. Thus Jackson Bros., Boesel plans to become simply a Manhattan brokerage firm, passed on the title of biggest grain broker to Winthrop, Mitchell...