Washington's currency bill aims for reserve backed notes
The proposed plan creates nine reserve associations to issue United notes secured by qualifying assets and reserves kept in each association vault. It envisions retiring all national bank notes within twenty years, with operation slated for July 1, 1914, and faces cabinet review and possible amendments as discussions continue.
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Banking and Currency Committees
Currency lobby reconciles differences after White House visit
Following wide differences among currency advocates a conciliatory mood emerged in the house currency committee after Representative Phelan of Massachusetts met at the White House. Several members urged consultation and a prompt start for speeches on currency with Neeley of Kansas and Henry of Texas seeking an early inquiry renewal into the money trust.
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White House
Phelan
Massachusettes
Neeley
Kansas
Henry
Texas
Eagles of Atlanta Aerie 714 Heads to Jacksonville
The Atlanta Eagles drum corps in flaming uniforms led the Aerie No 714 Fraternal Order of Eagles delegation from Atlanta to the Jacksonville convention. They rode a Pullman train at 9 oclock, paraded downtown with mounted police, and drew crowds as they toured Forsyth Street and the Terminal station to begin a three day session in Jacksonville.
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Direct Primary Law Demanded by Sulzer
Governor Sulzer demanded a direct primary law in an extraordinary session message urging its adoption after defeat in the regular session. He cited letters from governors of Virginia, Oklahoma, Oregon, Missouri, Mississippi, Texas, Wisconsin, Louisiana, New Jersey, Arizona, and Tennessee, plus other state officials, claiming direct primaries work well where in use. He toured the state campaigning for the measure and outlined supporters and expected benefits.
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Sulver
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Gaternore
Virginia
Onin Oka Boma
Oregon
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
New Jersey
Ariyona
Tiomd
Governha Silvey
Tennis title to Tilden and to Miss Browne
Vanadelah a June 168 Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles and W ot Tilden Jr won the mixed doubles championship of the United States in the concluding match of the women s national lawn tennis tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket club today defeating Wan Davouy Green and CS Rogers.
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Vanadelah
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Ot Tlden Jr
United States
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wan Davouy Green
Rogers
Riot in Frisco After PG&E Clash Leaves Several Hurt
In Frisco a rioting clash between strikers and Pacific Gas and Electric employees erupted downtown late today. William Eriger was shot in the leg, Miles M Sykes beaten, and Officer Charles Russell had his helmet shot from his head as Sykes opened fire amid a dispute with strikers and sympathizers. Sykes, a gas company guard, was involved in the melee and fired as Russell attempted to intervene.
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Pacific Gas and Licetric Company
William Eriger
Miles M Sykes
Charles
Water Worries From Banks On Beet Sugar Trust Formation
Washington hearing reveals Henry Oxnard claims New York bankers invested in watered stock to support a $20 million beet sugar company, warning that free sugar under the Underwood bill could fuel a new sugar trust. Testimony covers anti trust issues, pay in official role, and editorial disputes involving the Faroe North Dakota Courier News.
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Government Prining Office
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Mrs S J Crawford Dies at Sanitarium
Mrs S T Crawford aged 50 years died at a local sanitarium last night. Survived by one daughter and four sons Ira, Leonard, Crawford, Sam, and Harry Hicks. Born in Chatsnuaga Town, moved to Valletta in 1891. A woman of lovable character and active church member. funeral plans to be announced later.
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Awford
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Chats Nuaga
Vtlante
Mrs Annie R Moore Dies At Sister's Tampa Home
Mrs Annie R Moore of Tampa died Monday night at her sister’s residence after a three month visit. She was well known in Atlanta and Tampa. The funeral will be held from the Sunquest rest on Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock, with interment at West View cemetery.
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Tampa
F R. Moore
Moore
Atlanta
iTampa
West View
New High Mark Made for Price of Cattle
Chicago dated June 16 price of cattle reached a new high for a normal year at 920 dollars. Receipts were 18 000 against the 2 508 average. The market drew attention to a recent bulletin from the department of agriculture on the beet shortage.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Valdosta Man to Receive Engineering Degree at Penn
W G Eager of Valdosta is to be honored by the University of Pennsylvania at commencement with the degree of Mechanical Engineering for his work on fuel economy. He previously earned a bachelor of science degree from Penn in 1898.
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Valdosta
W G Eager
Valdosta Lightning Company
University of Pennsylvania
Leger
Waycross City Court Opens June Term in City
Waycross City Court convened for the regular June term on a Monday with only a few days expected to dispose of the scheduled business. The term will be followed by an adjourned Ware Superior Court session beginning the next Monday.
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Waycrose
Ware Superior Court
Civil Service for Consuls to be Maintained in Civil Service
Washington June 16 Secretary Bryan announced a policy statement under President Wilson. Vacancies in the consular service will be filled from outside only when internal candidates cannot properly fill the roles to preserve civil service principles.
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Bryan
Wilson
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