Noblesville Bank Promotes High Interest on Deposits
The company advertises 4 percent interest compounded semiannually and invites deposits to share in its prosperity. It cites a paid up capital of 350000, surplus of 10060, and loans over 360000 with deposits over 350000 and resources above 412900, claiming leadership in Hamilton County. Directors live in the city, and interest accrues on deposits by the 1st of Feb and Aug 1 each year.
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Hamilton County
Noblesville
Nan's Experiment in a Social Mix at Darnton Estate
Nan Darnton stages an social experiment by inviting Vincenzo Pantozzi, a young Italian foreman, into her circle to test social class boundaries. Bod and Nan's planned test backfires as Vincenzo wins Nan’s affection, prompting a clash of wealth, status, and romance within the Darnton household.
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Bob
Henry
Nan
Fifth Avenue Tallor
Bob East
Mel
Robert Darnton
Eoach Temple
Fifth Avenue
Bol
Trallan
House of Tharnton
Vincenzo Pantozzi
Darntons
Bob Darnton
Vincenzo
Jaine
Vincenza
Vincenzo Vame
Beame
Miss Dwarnton
Jin Pteutogzi
Tye
Pete
Miss Warnton
Tseandache
Sis
Pantozal
Bobo
Vincenso
Arntozzi
Darnton
Paris
Pantozzi
Women of society tied by wealth and public interest
Miss Evelyn Walsh daughter of a millionaire mile owner and Ned McLean son of John R. L. McLean, head of the Cineinatic Enatier and Washington Post, entertain near Denver during convention week. Walsh funds Colorado School of Mines tuition for needy students. a Chicago attorney notes a $3 million estate dispute and trust provisions.
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Evelyn Walsh
Ned McLean
John RL McLean
Enatier
Washington Post
Denver
Miss Walsh
Nicholas Krongwirth
Mark
Hankes
Medill PcCormick
Mir SheLean Willsheek
Thys
Albaego
Ann
Colorado School of Mines
Miss Mae Murray Shifts Careers to Hat Checking Business
Maud Robinson reports actress Miss Mae Murray plans retirement from acting to run a hat and coat check service in a Broadway theater and New York restaurant scene. The piece notes profits for proprietors and attendants and suggests caution for nervous or overworked women in noisy settings.
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Mae Murray
New York
Miss Murray
Maud Robinson
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