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March 14, 1940
The Tacoma Times
Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington
What is this article about?
Charles W. Lea, a prominent Tacoma businessman since 1889, was elected director of the National Bank of Washington, as announced by President S. M. Jackson.
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Chas. W. Lea
New Director
Named
to
Board
Of Local Bank
Charles W. Lea was elected director of the National Bank of Washington at the directors' monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon, it was announced Wednesday by S. M. Jackson, president of the bank.
Lea is president of the Hewitt Land Co., a director of the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., and treasurer of Sizer & Co. He first came to Tacoma in 1889.
"We are particularly proud and fortunate in being able to have Mr. Lea as a director," President Jackson said. "He represents large interests in Tacoma and this territory."
New Director
Named
to
Board
Of Local Bank
Charles W. Lea was elected director of the National Bank of Washington at the directors' monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon, it was announced Wednesday by S. M. Jackson, president of the bank.
Lea is president of the Hewitt Land Co., a director of the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., and treasurer of Sizer & Co. He first came to Tacoma in 1889.
"We are particularly proud and fortunate in being able to have Mr. Lea as a director," President Jackson said. "He represents large interests in Tacoma and this territory."
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Bank Director Election
Charles W. Lea
Tacoma Business
Hewitt Land Co.
What entities or persons were involved?
Charles W. Lea
S. M. Jackson
Where did it happen?
Tacoma
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Key Persons
Charles W. Lea
S. M. Jackson
Location
Tacoma
Story Details
Charles W. Lea elected director of the National Bank of Washington at the directors' monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon, announced Wednesday by President S. M. Jackson. Lea is president of the Hewitt Land Co., a director of the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., and treasurer of Sizer & Co., having come to Tacoma in 1889. Jackson praises Lea's representation of large interests in Tacoma.