Word: schwab
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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During his speech, he collapsed from fatigue, and retired, after asking Charles M. Schwab to finish reading the speech...
...airplane operated by a French company on the London-Paris route caught fire in the air and crashed in flames to the ground. Among the six victims were Mr. Laurence Schwab of Oelrichs & Co., New York, Yale graduate and well known business man, and Miss Juanita Bates, young society woman of Ithaca...
...predictions of business leaders are hardly consistent. Secretary Mellon is an out-and-out optimist, who sees no evidence of inflation, no cause for alarm, and a long period of prosperity ahead. Charles M. Schwab is cheerful, but feels it necessary to caution business men against overoptimism. Charles E. Mitchell, president of the National City Bank, Manhattan, recognizes present prosperity, but warns against the dangers of rising costs produced by over-swift expansion. Much the same position was taken by the U. S. Department of Commerce in a recent bulletin. In the case of the stock market, J. L. Livermore...
...equally sizable period ot prosperity is at hand. This may turn out to be the case; nevertheless, the incidence of a building boom, a depleted railway system and a foreign steel and iron tie-up have added special force to pig production this year. Also, as C. M. Schwab has so often pointed out, the steel and iron industry is growing constantly, and a sensational output in 1923 will be a miserable record...
...have an awful lot of fun doing it." The proof of the Pudding was the eating last night. It was a little more savory, a great deal smoother, and it contained a great deal more nourishment than the usual pastry. With the assistance of Mr. Silvers and Mr. Schwab, the Hasty Pudding has Taken a Brace--and the audience profits by the result...