Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...consolidation of the well known New York retail establishments of Gimbel Brothers, Inc., and Saks & Co., recently announced, will involve no change in management of either concern. The deal, however, involved...
...stock. The educational part of his advertisement should be of benefit to the company and to the New York public, which, since the promotion of Piggly Wiggly securities by the James Elliott Business Builders organization, has been only too inclined to look askance at the main Piggly Wiggly concern...
...Chester Concessions are a mandate to the American-Turkish Development Company-the Chester concern-to build series of railways across Turkey which will open up the interior of the country and facilitate transportation to the coast. Ports, canals, roads are to be built in addition. The next important project on a long list-at least the press says it is, but it has not yet been officially published-is the rebuilding of Angora on the plan of Washington. The New York Times correspondent says: " It is to be on an heroic scale with all modern require-ments-public buildings, Government...
Jack Dempsey: " I bought a controlling interest in the Great Western Coal Mining Company, a $3,000,000 Utah concern. I was elected President, and Jack Kearns, my manager, Secretary and Treasurer. As a boy I was a coal miner and my whole family is engaged in the mining business. We are going to build a mining camp and call it Dempsey City...
Many nice legal points are involved in such an agreement. The French view with alarm the proposed con cessions to an American concern which, as they state, would operate to the disadvantage of French interests. In Anatolia the French Government acquired important concessions from former Ottoman governments, and they still regard these as belonging to their own peculiar province. The Matin concludes: "Is there a change in favor of American projects? It is essential that we know that before the resumption of negotiations at Lausanne...