State Funds Attack Draws In Governor Chamberlain
The piece argues that if State Treasurer Steel remains in office the American Surety company avoids $53,000 in interest over three years by not having to turn over funds. It accuses Chamberlain of forcing Steel to resign to recover state money, cites Barrett bill battles, and notes commentary from the Chicago Grocer on egg and currency issues and a Missouri tariff remark by Gov. Folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Surety Company
Steel
Commonwealth
Basted Trust Company
Title Guarantee Bank
Litle Guarantes Bank
Anrety
Senate
House
Umatilla
Tis
Bryan's Plan A Safe Guard For National Bank Deposits
The piece argues for government insured deposits in national banks backed by tax funding. It claims government guarantees would protect every dollar deposited, maintain confidence in bank currency, and extend the federal insurance model to all national bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
End to Bank Panics Through National Bank Deposit Insurance
The Spokesman-Review discusses a proposed financial reform to insure deposits in national banks, arguing it would end bank runs, reduce panics, and restore public confidence. It cites Mr. Bryan’s plan as deserving careful, bipartisan consideration for stabilizing the economy and encouraging thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Banka
Econgrees
Spokesman-Review
Stone’s Market Ad Promises Quality Meat at Low Prices
J. H. Stone, proprietor, touts the best meat for money with fish and oysters in season. Highest cash price paid for poultry.
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the Athena Press
Boru
Ponsanee
Athens
Athena
Ore
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Gov. Folk
Teutsch's Big Department Store
Oregon
Saratoga
Woodlawn
Worthington
McBride
First National Bank
G. Adams
T. J. Kirk
Ly Grow
L M. Kemp
Asa’t
H. C. Adams
le Grow
D. H. Preston
P. EB. Colbern
E. J. Totten & CO
Bond
Washington, D. C
Foley
Eagle
Bert Cartano
Prop
Bert's
J. H. Stone
A. J. Parker
Don C. Morrison
Kissimmee, Fla
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
North Second Street
ST. Louis
Palace
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