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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

7

Federal reserve reform plan outlined in long bill

The proposal details a new system of federal reserve banks and a central board to overhaul reserves and currency. It envisions twelve federal reserve banks, government control of treasury funds, and a 6 percent dividend to stockholders with excess earnings flowing to the United States.

United, States A .Egd Reserve Federal Reserve Bank Treasury Department City of Washington Federal Reserve Board Treasury Federal Reserve Hour Federal Reserve Central Reserve Federal Reserve Banks National Reserve Bank Reserve Bank Nome New York Meglf Indofar U. S. Revenue Banka Federal Revenue Banks Reserve Secretary of the Treasury The Fed.veral Reserve Banks United States Reserve Banks Mr. Glass

Submarine progress and new endurance records described

A discussion of future submarine power and tactics contrasts with recent undersea endurance feats. Congress debates larger undersea fighters while the Benton reportedly set a new Long Beach record for staying submerged. The Henten, a new design by Joan M. Gage, and earlier runs by the Octopus and Lake Newport, Fulton, and others are noted as milestones in underwater endurance dating from 1902 to 196?

Congress Long Beach Cal Navy Department Thay Henten Joan M. Gage Lake of Newport Fulton New Suffolk Torpedo Staton

Wilson Pushes Federal Reserve Plan For National Banks

The plan outlines federal reserve districts and banks, with 20 percent capitalization from stockholding banks, half paid in and half callable. It permits foreign branches for large national banking associations and assigns broad powers to the Federal Reserve Board, including examination and receivership. Transition must complete within 38 months, with treasury action in 90 days. Administration officials work to unite Democrats. discussions with Wilson, Owen, Bryan, Untermyer, and Henry continue to avoid conflicts with currency measures.

Federal Reserve Banks National Bank Act Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Districts Wilson Committee of Banking and Currency White House Owen Capitol Bryan Henry Texas Samuel Untermyer House Money Trust

Zuccarelli Killed in Auto Test Near Evereaux France

Italian driver Zuccarelli was killed and his mechanician Fanelli mortally injured during an auto test for the French Automobile club grand prix project near Marelily, fifteen miles from Evereaux. Zuccarelli, who had won the Le Mans grand prix in 1912, was speeding when a horse and cart obstructed the road, the car overturned and trapped both men.

Evereaux France Zuccarell Fanelli Automobile Club Marelily Zuccarelli Cumison Nght Automobiles Lemans United States

Representative H Dupre and deputy marshal crushed between cars

Representative H Garland Dupre of Louisiana and James R Murphy a commerce court deputy marshal were pinned between two streetcars in Washington on June 19. Dupre escaped with slight scalp lacerations and bruises while Murphy suffered a crushed right foot requiring amputation. Motormen and conductors of the cars were arrested.

Washington H. Garland Dupre Louisiana James R. Murphy Commerce Court Dupre Murphy

Robbery at North Charlotte postoffice yields limited cash

Yegemen at dawn forced entry to the north Charlotte postoffice and detonated nitroglycerin to blow open the safe. The burglars pocketed $25 in cash, but left about $7,000 in stamps and the money order book untouched, with no clue to the culprit.

Rob Postoffice Charlotte, N North Charlotte

Savannah stenographer struck by car may die

Bliss Mary Moore a Savannah Directory Publishing Company stenographer was struck by a touring car driven by John Rivers as she crossed Drayton Street near the county courthouse. Both wheels passed over her, she was rushed to Savannah Hospital in critical condition with internal injuries. Rivers was arrested and held without bail.

Savannah Young Woman's Christian Association Bliss Mary Moore Savannah Directory Publishing Company Miss Moore Drayton Street Chatham County John Rivers Pallen Hivers

A Business Man's Talk on Trade Associations and Regulation

Henry Joy argues for allowing business men to form broader trade associations to reduce costly litigation and stabilize rates. He critiques railroads use of associations under law, urges a government commission to clarify rules, and warns against destructive price cutting and blanket restrictions. He advocates measured reform to foster national and international commerce.

Henry 5 Joy Lesney America Commission For Trade and Industry

British Merchant Ships Equip ped With Guns

The steamship Aragon of 10 000 tons sailed from Southampton in peacetime armed with two 47 inch guns and a crew including Royal Naval Reserve officers. Amazon will be the next vessel to be equipped as regular gun carrying merchant ships expand. A pointed aside questions old-fashioned fathers who whipped sons who disobeyed.

Southampton Aragon Abe Royal Naval Reserve Amazon

Meade Fist Fight With Alderman Nutting in Council Chamber

James W. Meade city hall reporter and Alderman James K R Nutting clashed in the council chamber amid a dispute over misstatements in a Woodward Nutting clash report. Meade struck Nutting twice, cutting a nose gash and a facial blow. City officials separated them as council adjourned and no action was taken.

James W. Meade City Hall The Constitution James KR. Nutting Fourth Ward Council Chamber Nutting Meade Woodward-Nutting Claah Tooms Fuller Colcord Apratling Alder Woodward Georgian Railway and Power Company Cre Matory Warren

Funeral for Edna Hicks Held at Home Today

The funeral for Edna Hicks one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Demon Hicks of 224 Pulliam Street will be at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the residence Rev G M Eales will conduct the services and interment will be at West View.

Edna Hicks Demon Hicks Pulliam Street G. M. Eales West View

Will E Dickens Funeral Arrangements

Will E Dickens aged 40 of 300 South Moreland Avenue died yesterday at a local sanitarium. His body was taken to the private chapel of P J Bloomfield Company to await funeral arrangements. He is survived by his wife, his mother Mrs W B Dickens, and a brother A Dickens.

Will B. Dickens Moreland Avenue P J. Bloomfield Company Tuikena W. B. Dickens Dickens

Are We Going Crazy From Leslies Cray Eminent Scientists Alarmed

A provocative 19th century note laments the rapid rise of the demented and caregivers burden in states. It cites extravagance licentiousness and profligacy as possible causes and warns against demagogues while urging sobriety faith and selfless consecration for better things. It ends urging public reflection on who should rule.

Leslie

Open Front Sun Canopy For Hidden Horse

A Kansas farmer outfits his buggy horse with a canopy to shield the head from sun and fleas. The canopy, fastened to the shafts by four metal supports, uses a narrow rim and is designed to protect the animal during drives.

Kansas

Death of Judge Thomas M. Norwood and memorial note

Judge Thomas M. Norwood, noted author of Plutocracy American White Slavery and Patriotism Democracy an Empire, died after years of illness at Haerrock Hall. He planned a master work and contributed unfinished memoirs with a memorial address for Confederate veterans read posthumously. Funeral services for Samuel R. Branch, 68, at 181 West Fall Street are announced.

Norwood Samuel R. Branch West Fall Street

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Appetite

The Od Stanger tonic strengthens the system and drives out Malorin. It is marketed as a true tonic and sure appetizer for adults and children.

Grove

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