Word: deposited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...about a member whose honesty comes in question. But last week the Republican party opened wide its ranks to let Claudius Hart Huston, chairman of the national committee, stalk out of office. Mr. Huston wondered aloud why the political pack had deserted him after the discovery of his temporary deposit of Muscle Shoals lobby funds in his private stock margin account...
Built at a cost of some $12,000,000, the new building which looks north up LaSalle St. ("Wall St. of Chicago") is the twelfth home of the Board of Trade in its 82 years, is not owned by the Board but by the Chicago Board of Trade Safe Deposit...
...Willoughby Burrell, daughter of a mathematics professor at Trinity College. Dublin. Mrs. Burrell had herself intended to write a Wagner biography, accumulated a vast amount of invaluable literature to that end. But for the 30-odd years since her death it has lain neglected in a safe-deposit vault, some of the papers found only recently in an old clothes hamper. It is with the support of this important collection that Authors Hum and Root have undertaken to deface Wagner's self-portrait, creating in its stead one of a mean, unscrupulous, supremely arrogant person; one which comes...
...witness stand last week Mr. Huston tried to explain away the appearance of stock trading on his lobby's funds. He said the Union Carbide contribution had been made for Muscle Shoals maps and data-a statement Mr. Haggerson denied. He insisted that the deposit of the money in a stock account instead of in a bank was only "a business convenience." His $526 profit he claimed was really unpaid interest on sums he had already advanced...
Equitable. In 1871 Traders Deposit Co. was begun with a $16,000 capital. In 1902, Equitable Trust Co. with capital of $1,000,000 was chartered to succeed Traders Deposit Co. Although Equitable has long been known as a Rockefeller bank, this was forcefully brought out when Winthrop Williams Aldrich was elected its president (TIME, Dec. 30). Before this, Banker Aldrich, a Rockefeller-in-law, had been connected with the bank as its counsel and had received further Rockefeller business when he handled the ousting of Standard Oil of Indiana's famed Robert Wright Stewart. Upon his Equitable election...