Word: bankes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Vanderlip was elected to the vice-presidency of the National City Bank of New York, which position he held until 1909, when he became president. This office he held until the summer of 1919. After his election to the presidency he became director of a number of companies, among them the Union Pacific and the Oregon Shore Line Railroads...
...statement of finances for 1918-1919 as turned over by the retiring treasurer, January, 1920, is: Receipts. Balance carried forward, $337.51 Interest, 7.28 Total, $344.28 Expenditures. Student Council assessment, Printing election ballots, Class Smoker, etc., $346.39 Overdraft at bank, 1.60 Assets. 10 $100 Liberty Bonds, $1,000 The report of finances to date for this year, 1920 is as follows: Receipts. Interest on Liberty Bonds, $52.50 First installment of pledges to Class Fund, 638.00 Total, 690.50 Expenditures. Overdraft from 1918-1919, $1.60 Student Council Assessment, 10.00 Debts of Smoker (Spring of 1919) 69.25 Smoker February 18,1920, 255.17 Clerical work...
...Vanderlip started life as a reporter on the Chicago Tribune and later became part owner and associate editor of "The Economist", a weekly financial paper. During his life Mr. Vanderlip has held many positions of importance. From 1901 to 1909 he was vice-president of the National City Bank of New York City and from 1909 on president. In 1917 he was appointed chairman of War Savings Committee by the Secretary of the Treasury to conduct the sales of War Savings Certificates. He was a delegate to the International Conference of Commerce and Industry held at Ostend, Belgium...
...Thursday, March 18, Frank A. Vanderlip, former president of the National City Bank of New York, will speak at the Union on "America's Financial Obligations." Mr. Vanderlip is internationally known as a banker and has been at the peace conference...
Tickets for the West Newton performance, March 22, may be obtained at Hahn's Depot Store in Newton, Edmund's Drug Store in Newtonville, and the First National Bank in West Newton...