Poll Favored Dallas and Atlanta for Reserve Bank Membership
A newspaper summary notes a committee poll of national banks seeking Federal Reserve membership favored Dallas and Atlanta over New Orleans in the southern and southwestern region. The piece stresses that cities with foundations for prosperity will grow regardless of the reserve bank status, and that well informed bankers recognize this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve ‘Bank
Atiapia
Dallas
Atlanta
New Orleans
South
Federal Reserve Site Debate Reveals Capital, Loans Gaps
A lengthy report discusses district choices for a federal reserve bank. It notes Atlanta’s higher capital and deposits than New Orleans, Dallas’s larger loans, and Richmond preferred by several states over Baltimore or Washington. Bank statistics through 1914 highlight Virginia, Georgia, and Texas as dominant in capital, deposits, and lending compared with Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Dallas
Louisiana
Richmond
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Texas
Nebraska
Denver
Omaha
Lincol
Federal Reserve Bank
New Orleana
New Mexico
Antic Ocean
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Tennes
Tennessee River
St Louis
Comptroller
Birmingham
Tennessee
Comptroller’s Office
Federal Reserve
Alants
Chambers of Commerce
Susinens
Atlantic Seaboard
N. Orieurs
Med
Avanta
Iyabl Dod
New Orly
Naval Banks
Ables
Maryland
National Banks of
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pittsburg
Coumbia
Cincinnati
Washington, D.C
Charlottes
XX. C
New York
North and
Georgia Debt and Taxation Figures From Census Report
William J. Harris reports Georgia's revenue producing property far exceeds its bonded debt of 6.93 million in 1912. The census compares Georgia with states like Minnesota and New York, noting per capita debt fell from 36.43 in 1880 to 2.57 in 1912, while national per capita debt sits at 8.02.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
William J. Harris
United States
Georgia
Minnesota
New York
Texas
Women Open Work for Greater Grady Campaign
The Mothers' congress and PTA presidents lead a citywide push urging women to participate in a civic health movement. Leading citizens address the meeting as plans direct individuals and organizations to contribute to Atlanta joining national and state efforts for better health. Mrs Samuel Luwpln presides. Kirkpairivak named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers' Congress
Parent-Teacher Association
Atlanta
Samuel Luwpln
City Federation Women's Clubs
Kirkpairivak
Grady Hospital bond plan announced with new HQ
The central committee announced a $750 bond issue for Grady Hospital and named W N H L Kirkpatrick as secretary to the citizens committee. Headquarters open in Room 402 of the Chamber of Commerce building with ten citizens per ward to join committees. Several named figures will address various groups to rally support.
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Grady Hospital
Central Committee
WNHL
Kirkpatrick
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Citizens’ Committee
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Proctor
A. L. Herndon
B. Davis
Thomas Alexander
P. J. Bryant
HB. R. Carter
Floyd McRae
W. 8. Kenarid
E. Su Connally
Evan- Relical Ministers’ Association
W. B. Summerall
W. Martin
Teachers’ Association
Willia Westmore- Ilana
Grady
W. S Elkin
John 2. Murphy
R. A L. Foreman
Citizens’ League
Cyrus Strickler
Etty
RL. Foreman
Charles Northen
A. R.colcord
Witmer L. Moore
Wistor H. Kriegshaber
Jerome Jones
J. K. Orr
Eastern Star Meets in Atlanta April 21
About 200 delegates are expected for the annual state convention of the Eastern Star in Atlanta on April 22 and 23. Mrs Hose M Bennett Ashby will preside. The Floral drill and ritual will occur at Piedmont. receptions and social events are planned at the Auditorium Armory. Distinguished guests include Miss Tallulah Atkins of Cordele and Mrs Rata A Mills of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Atlanta
Fiedment
Hose M. Ashby
Tagt
Auditorium Armory
Virginia
80 Percent Quinine Health Adnote From H. W. Groves
An old line of product advertisement urges readers to remember the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE H. W. Groves and notes a Box price of 5 cents. The phrasing resembles a brisk catalog teaser typical of vintage newspapers.
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H.W. Groves
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Rogers
Piedmont
Meadow Golder
Swift
Regal Blend
Santos Blend
Pular Ous
Pillsbury’s Breast Food
N. Broad
Whitehall
W. Mitchell
S. “Beyer
Capitol
Oak Os
Pryorney
Grant
Whitehall and Stewart
Pryor
Highland
Edgewood
Martetts
Newnan
Bant Polit
Decatur
Ragers
Pic
Erry
Mod. 1814. Inc
Atlante
B.C
Twe
CITT
Gott Richmond
Halsimore
MITY
Baltimore i
Decrea
Canada
James A. Loughlin
Davidson Ave
Stoan
Eart's
Stoan, Inc
Boston
Mass
Fies
America
Harris
Massachusetts
Greater Grady
S. Ree
Laves
Vox River
Elgin
Hughey & Armand
Decatur ST
Essig Bros
Hissig’s
Chamois
Essig Bros. CO
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