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...From National Democratic Headquarters, publicity material has been issuing for weeks, discounting "Coolidge prosperity," citing figures on unemployment, on declining orders, on bankruptcies. Last week President Coolidge announced that he had been informed business is as good now as this time last year-better steel, better trade movements, slacker department store business but, generally speaking, no lack of prosperity...
...resident of the U. S. She paid a man $50 to show her how. He took her one Sunday night to the gorge dam at Niagara Falls, lowered her by a rope to the trestle of the Michigan Central Railroad. With little, cautious steps she walked along the cold steel girders, while the Whirlpool Rapids 250 feet below howled at her. She was shrewd enough to put her legs in trousers instead of flapping, treacherous skirts. She reached U. S. soil. Last week she was arrested with four other young women who had crossed from Canada in rowboats the night...
Walworth Co. (plumbing fixtures, plumbers' tools)-$384,710. Previous year: $561,908. Explained President Howard Coonley: "The unsatisfactory conditions prevalent in other branches of the steel and iron trade during 1927 have also affected the valve and fitting industry...
Last week's elegant, blue-pamphleted annual report of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. for 1927 established the fact that this corporation had by far the greatest assets of any company in the world, $4,000,000,000. The U. S. Steel Corporation has assets of about $2,500,000,000. There are seven other U. S. Corporations with assets of $1,000,000,000 or more. They...
Married. Miss Rosemary Ames, daughter of Knowlton L. ("Snake") Ames (Booth Fisheries, American Steel Foundries, Chicago Journal of Commerce, etc., etc.), of Chicago; to Ogden Ketting, subaltern of Public Utility Magnate Samuel Insull, in Chicago. Samuel Insull Jr. functioned as best...