Federal Reserve Act Enacted By Wilson Administration
The article outlines the Federal Reserve Act as part of Glass Owen reform, establishing a Federal Reserve Board of seven, eight to twelve Reserve Cities, and districts to supervise a new elastic currency. It details creation of reserve banks, authority to subscribe stock, and class C voting rules.
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Wilson
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Secstary of Agriculture
Erve Bank Organization Committee
Alaska
Federal Reserve Bank
Naming Reserve Banks in Federal Reserve Act Provisions
A discussion of establishing Federal Reserve Banks with city identifiers, requirements for banks to accept organization terms, subscribe capital stock, and penalties for noncompliance. The act details district delineation, membership duties for national banks, and the option for nonmember entities to hold stock value.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of
Chiago
Naional Banking Association
Gible Bank
United States
Tery Trust Company
Disiet of Columbia
Organization Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Districts
National Banking Association
Fecial Reserve Bank
Ny National Bank
Mittee
Federal Reserve A
Federal Reserve Branches and Corporate Powers Established
The act outlines formation of federal reserve banks and branch banks within their districts. It specifies capitalization of at least 3 million dollars, director boards with set appointment shares, and manager designation. It grants corporate powers including seals, perpetual succession, contracts, legal suits, officer appointments, bylaws, and note issuance backed by U.S. bonds subject to national bank laws.
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Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
Congress
United States
Students Ball at State University Draws Nearly Eight Hundred
Nearly 800 attendees filled Electric Pavilion for Chehalis County students at the state university. The hall boasted UW colors a purple and gold W outline with electric lights. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs Bridges of Aberdeen and Mr and Mrs Adams of Hoquiam.
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Chehalis County
State University
University of Washington
J. B. Bridges
Aberdeen
W. L. Adams
Hoquiam
Slattery
Auto Accident Injures Young Aberdeen Man
In an early Sunday crash on East Second and A streets a young businessman, A Boutyette, was seriously injured when his car skidded from the plank road and plunged into tideflats. A Boutyette’s two young friends were returning to their homes. one companion Bracht escaped with no injuries. Heavily damaged, the wreck ripped siding and split a plank as the vehicle landed in the second fill district. Boutyette is hospitalized. A logger later sent kaolin specimen pieces to the state agricultural college, suggesting a potential important find.
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A. Boutyette
Aberdeen
East Second
Bourgette
Bracht
State Agricultural College
Tery
Canal to Open Lumber Market Seaboard Europe Trade
J J Donovan of Bloedel Donovan mills told University of Washington Forestry Club the Panama Canal will expand Northwest lumber markets to the Atlantic coast and Europe. He cited rail costs of 17 dollars per thousand to the Atlantic and a Panama route estimate of 11 dollars per thousand, enabling profits. He noted Germany’s timber needs and praised Goethals and the French for canal progress. He downplayed earth slides and predicted canal readiness by May 1914.
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Seattle
J. J. Donovan
Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Mills
Bellingham
Forestry Club
University of Washington
Panama Canal
Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Europe
Donovan
Canal
Atlantic
Robert Dollar
Robert Dollar Steamship Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Germany
Col. Goethals
United States
Canal Zone
Suez Waterway
Pacific
Eight Hour Law Enforced Against National Lumber Co
Mrs Headlee assistant state labor commissioner led 24 cases against National Lumber and Box Co of Hoquiam over eight hour work limits for women. Judge Phillips heard one case representing all and found the firm guilty with a $240 minimum fine plus costs for violations including overtime beyond eight hours.
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National Lumber & Box Co
Hoquiam
Headlee
Phillips
Justice’s
Fire damages roof in chimney blaze at Councilman Grant home
Firefighters were summoned yesterday to tackle a chimney fire at the residence of Councilman A. J. Grant and his family. The blaze caused considerable roof damage before being extinguished, marking a second chimney fire at the same house in a few weeks.
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A. J. Grant
Governor calls for resignations at University of Washington
Governor Lister announces major shakeup at the University of Washington board of regents in the Kane dismissal affair. He says four or five regents will resign and new appointees will be named by January 1 to ensure a board with public confidence and to appoint a new president capable of elevating the university.
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Olympia
The
State University
Kane
Theresa May
Ernest Lister
Board of Regents
University of Washington
United States
Board of
Regents
Charles P. Spooner
Howard G. Cosgrove
Henry Johnson Incident Report Noted by Officer
A brief police note records Henry Johnson's encounter with an officer. The fragment mentions an unclear phrase about attire and ownership, reflecting an incomplete incident summary.
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Henry Johnson
County officials blamed for lax tax collection failures
Montesano reports show sheriff and treasurer collected delinquent personal property taxes back to 1909 totaling $203.37 for uncollected years. criticized for careless assessment and failure to locate owners. Notes $812.71 of 1912 and $2,977.53 of 1911 uncollected due to negligence. Calls for holding negligent officials and bonds accountable.
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Montesano
Sheriff's Office
North Aberdeen Single Co
S. E. Slade Lumber Co
Oakville Boy Honored by Pullman College
Arthur Bachlor leaves Oakville on the Northern Pacific for Kansas City to attend the students' volunteer missionary convention as a representative of the state college at Pullman. About 5000 delegates are expected from around the world, with as many as 200 from China.
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Oakville
Arthur Bachelor
Northern Pacific
Kansas City
Young Men’s Christian Association of the State College
Pullman
China
Combe
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BR. L. Gwen
American Press Association
Nation Bank
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Riip
Corjon
Bloedel & Donovan Mills
National Lumber & Box Company
Pullman College
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