Word: lehman
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...short. Bluish-grey eyes. Believed to be wearing a single-breasted suit of dark brown or grayish mixture. He is known to have been wearing a hat but no overcoat. No luggage. Those having any information are asked to communicate by phone or wire to J. R. Hamlen, Lehman Hall, Cambridge, Telephone, University...
During the past four weeks the investing public has had more opportunities of buying into great family businesses. The trend described by Paul M. Mazur of Lehman Bros.* and by more subtle economists, goes...
...concern was in good condition for refinancing, for letting the investing public share in it. Lehman Bros, of Manhattan took the initiative; Field Glore & Co. of Manhattan and J. H. Holmes of Pittsburgh joined them in the underwriting. Joseph Horne Co. was incorporated for $7,500,000 preferred stock and 240,000 shares of no par common stock. But, although Home's department store was thus a quasi-public institution, no preferred stock was sold, and only 40,000 of the common. That common already is listed on the Pittsburgh stock exchange, but is closely held. Homes, Sheas...
Last week Mr. Kennedy took his latest reward. With Blair & Co., Lehman Bros, and other financial associates he bought a large block of K. A. O. stock. The K. A. O.'s board of directors met and elected as president E. F. Albee, as executive vice president Marcus Heiman, as chairman of the directorate Joseph P. Kennedy...
Manager Van Namee reported that the Smith campaign had contained $103,310, of which $92,090.28 was expended. The balance, he hoped, would last until June 26. He named the contributors ? William Henry Todd, shipbuilder; James J. Riordan, banker; Herbert Lehman, banker; Henry Morganthau, onetime Ambassador; George Gordon Battle, lawyer; James W. Gerard, onetime Ambassador; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Thomas W. Kelly, Anna E. Felix, etc., etc. And told about the biggest contributor of all, William F. Kenny, contractor, who had given $20,000 and loaned $50,000 without security...