Banking System of Country 1 Revised by Currency Law
Washington reports the new currency banking and finance bill aims to reorganize the system through regional reserve banks to ensure liquidity during crises. It creates a federal reserve board, member banks, and treasury notes with gold reserves and strict reserve schedules to shift reserves into circulation as needed.
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Prohibition Memorial Urges Nationwide Liquor Ban
A 25 member committee sent a memorial to President Wilson urging Congress to submit a constitutional amendment to abolish liquor traffic nationwide. The document arises from the December 10 Washington anti-saloon demonstration linked to the Baltimore platform, urging state and federal action at the earliest opportunity.
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Currency Bill Advances in House Amid Broad Backing
Thirty six Republicans and thirteen Progressives back the currency bill as the House approves the measure amid strong applause. Two Democrats oppose the proposal, shaping a polarized vote on the fiscal plan.
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Glass Leads House Debate on Currency Reform Report
Representative Glass presented the conference report on the administration currency bill as the House debated provisions on federal reserve control and deposit guarantees. Minority Leader Mann warned of inflation and dire economic effects while criticising Democratic policy.
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Pleas of not guilty in La Veta case
Ten men charged with murdering four guards at La Veta on November 4 entered not guilty pleas at arraignment before Justice Hunt. Names listed include Sam De John Charles Shepard Frank Krupa Pet Rich Dan Edward Richards George Zember Martin Markinevitch and John Flockhart. Preliminary hearing set for December 27.
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Great War Exhibit Arranged for Frisco by Morning Curnal Special
San Francisco reports tentative acceptance by sixteen foreign nations of a war department invitation for troops to join the Panama Pacific expedition encampment. Preparations to receive European soldiers will start immediately with an international tournament featuring exercises and big gun and sub-calibre practice. In New York Rev John Thomas McFarland noted Methodist leader and former Iowa Wesleyan president dies at 71.
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Mountain States Co Accused of Grabbing Montana Telephone
Moss of Billings sues Interstate Telephone Co and subsidiaries alleging Mountain States Telephone and Consolidated Securities control Interstate and suppress competition. He seeks a receiver and injunction halting stock votes and business actions. hearing set for January 5.
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Quarantine Against Foreign Potatoes Expanded
Washington officials announced a quarantine on potato imports from the British Isles Canada and continental Europe with a two stage plan. The first rule takes effect December 24 admitting consigned goods until January 15 while the second permits lifting the ban later upon proof of pest free origin under regulated inspection.
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Huerta Decrees Ten Day Bank Holiday for Depositors
A presidential decree announces a ten day bank holiday during which bank doors may be legally closed. The measure aims to address financial concerns and protect depositors while restoring stability in the banking system.
Seven Million Withdrawn in Seven Days Crisis Action
Report states seven million dollars were withdrawn over seven days amid a critical situation. An official acknowledgment of the crisis led to decisive measures by the dictator to avert further disaster.
Huerta offers national land in Vera Cruz fronting water
Dec 32 Veraris reports President Huerta offered to sell a strip of national territory in Vera Cruz facing the water to a foreign official. The official visited Mexico City and the proposal was submitted but declined due to complications. Similar sales were alleged in Mexico City as the American consul in NorKal es monitors confiscated lands and protests to Carranza.
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Dual life revealed as lawyer dies in office secret room found
Adelaide M Brance, 46, of Goshen New York, lived for three years in a hidden room connected to Melvin H Couch’s law office where the prominent Sullivan County lawyer and former district attorney died of a ruptured aorta. Couch, 68, was found dead in his office on Sunday. Brance claimed she was not responsible for his death. Authorities noted the room had been accessed by a heavy partition, and the coroner supported her claim of noninvolvement. Brance said she met Couch about three years ago while selling books.
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