Currency plan for Cuban currency redemption abroad
The statement notes US currency made legal tender in Cuba but lacks exchange facilities for unfit notes. It says the board approved a plan by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta to open Havana agencies. These agencies will work cooperatively on defined lines to redeem unfit currency in Cuba, reflecting substantial Cuban paper currency holdings.
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United States
Cuba
Federal Reserve Batika of Atlanti Anl Kosten
Havana
South
Banks Plan Cuba Currency Exchange Agencies
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Boston Bank outline a program to replace unfit notes with new currency and transfer prime bills of exchange to Cuban banks. The scheme aims to steady banking coalitions, ease reserve needs, and allow currency access through exchanges. The Atlanta and Boston banks coordinated details, with the board reserving right to modify or terminate agencies as operations begin.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Cuba
Boston Reserve Bank
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Boston Bank
Anti-Saloon League Plans to Wage War On Wet Candidate
New York and Westerville reports describe a 1924 campaign push by the Anti-Saloon League to fund and direct political action against wet candidates. The New York item notes Mrs Anna Buzsi being found guilty of first degree murder in the Bronx and awaiting sentencing.
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Anti-Saloon League
Wet
New York
Anna Buzsi
Frederick Schneider
Bronx
Supreme Court
Justice O'Malley
Buzzi
Schneider
Nick Fuller
Thizzi
Westerville
Ohio
T Ians
Ante Saloon League of America
Tothix
Prohibition Ag
John Denny Steadman
Christmas Candle Association
New Jersey
Conference Voiges Plea For Farness In Labor Issues
Milwaukee, June 97. Catholic conference on industrial problems urges fairness over coercive pressure for profit. President David A. McCabe of Princeton stresses honest search for justice in industry. John Fitzpatrick of Chicago Federation of Labor condemns dog eat dog employer employee relations and cites individual contracts restricting union membership.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Catholic Conference On
David A. McCabe
Princeton University
Ste- Cabe
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Tabor
St Louis Holds Lead in Race Up Mississippi Tow Boat Run
Memphis reports at noon show St Louis maintaining a 26 mile lead over Cairo in the New Orleans to St Louis towboat race. The St Louis is tight at Corona 764 miles above New Orleans while Cairo rests at Wynoke 733 miles from the start. The St Louis passed Memphis earlier today with Corona 17 miles above Memphis and Wainoke 9 miles south. Memphis lies about 450 miles south of St Louis.
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Memphis
Tenn
St. Lous
Cairo
New Orleans
St. Louis
Corona
Wynoke
Carona
Wainoke
St. Low
Anglo-Chilean Combine Forcing Nitrate Prices
Washington reports a British Chilean alliance controls Chile nitrate prices and production, pressuring U.S. buyers. Charles J. Brand, USDA market specialist, says a London committee dominates pricing, reducing US incentives for efficient production and risking higher costs amid a near 97 percent producers' association. The group may seek extension beyond January 10, while U.S. nitrate use rose to 738,000 tons last year as part of a global 1,850,006 ton market.
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Washington
United States
Chile
Charles J. Brand
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Brand
London
Lenton
Objection at Lecture Sparks Assembly in Auditorium
A tense scene unfolded as a crowd gathered to object to a proposed talk. Dr Minor took the stage while Father Walsh appeared in army chaplain uniform. Dr Edinor warned he would not speak if the lecture did not stand up to scrutiny. Several attendees rose in protest, creating a charged atmosphere.
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Minor
Father Walsh
Dr. Edinor
Church
Pet ers Expresses Wish to Bear It Amid Confusion
Safety Director Means halted the meeting and vowed to forbid the address if objections arose. Dr. Minor was escorted from the stage by police detail, with no recorded demonstration during the disruption.
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Peters
Means
Dr. Minor
Immigrant Quotas Slightly Changed Under New Labor Dept Rules
Washington reports slight shifts in immigrant quotas for the coming fiscal year beginning July 1. Total admitted stays 357,803 with the United Kingdom at 77,842 Germany 67,607 and Italy 42,057. Turkey gains 266 to 2,588. Greece loses 231 to 3,002. Poland rises to 30,977. Russia up to 24,405. Egypt listed as a separate country with 18, reducing Africa total to 104.
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Washington
Labor Department
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Germany
Italy
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Poland
Pinsk
Russia
Galicia
Bessararpia
Egypt
Woman appeals for protection after whippings in Douglas
In Douglas Georgia on June 27 a white woman Zilla Rawlins appealed to Governor Hardwick for protection after a series of beatings of local women. Sheriff Tanner said six men are under bond in connection with the whippings. The three women flogged were Mary Adams Sissie Rawling and Mary Hightower. some victims are reportedly in serious condition under medical care.
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Douglas
Associated Press
Zilla Rawlins
Hardwick
Milton Rawlins
Tanner
Mary Adams
Klan Speaker Stopped in Denver Auditorium
Denver authorities halted a Ku Klux Klan meeting planned at the mmnameivon auditorium. Dr G Minor from Atlanta was set to be the principal speaker, with public safety director Rice W Mans ending the gathering mid event. The incident occurred June 27 in Denver, Colorado.
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Denver
Col
Rice W. Mans
Public Safety
G. €. Minor
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta, Ga
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