Word: gross
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Deutscher Verein, Harvard's German club, which was founded about a year ago for the purpose of uniting Harvard studnts interesteed in Germanic language, literature and art, has announced the election of officers for next year as follows: President, E. W. Gross '27, of New Rochelle, N. Y.; Vice-President, H. R. Wood '27, of New Bedford; Secretary, J. C. Prothero '27, of Jeannette, Penn.; Treasurer, J. V. McCurdy '27, of Dansville, N. Y.; Executive Committee, G. M. Vaughn '27, of Evanston, Illinois; W. H. Ennis '27, of Chicago, Illinois...
...with the 362,179 shareholders of the company in the $107,405,046 net profits of 1925. This amounts to $11.79 a share on the $911,181,400 average stock outstanding, against the $11.31 on the $805,145,900 of 1924. The company's business has been prospering steadily. Gross income in 1925 was $180,458,912 against $154,082,836 the previous year. Dividends at 9% just declared total $81,044,426, against $70,918,227 in 1924. Six million dollars was set aside for contingencies, and into surplus went...
...gross tonnage of ships afloat last year. This was the bottom of a steady decline since the 1921 peak of 17,026,002 tons, although practically twice that of 1917?8,871,037 tons...
Last week 57,000 tons more went overboard through the sale by William Averell Harriman's United American Line of the Resolute, Reliance and Cleveland to the Hamburg-American Line. This will give Germany a gross merchant tonnage of 3,130,713, practically where she was in 1917 and not far below her 1919 registry, which the Allies wrecked by confiscation...
Members of the Committee, J. R. Burke, C. D. Coady, L. F. Daley, H. W. Foote Jr., W. R. Gherardi, S. E. Gleason Jr., O. S. Gross, S. H. Hallowell, J. S. Malick, C. J. T. Lundell, R. A. Pinkerton, J. L. Prescott, Howard Salde, H. S. Woodbridge, and C. I. Wylde...