Oil states fail to frame policy at Hoover conference
Colorado Springs June 12. Representatives from leading oil producing states closed preliminary talks without a policy for an interstate oil regulation pact. President Hoover called the conference to study conservation and production limits, with further action to be taken on his call. Governors Erickson Adams Reed Emerson read a resolution proposing a commission to study conservation and report recommendations.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Ing
J. E. Erickson
Montana
W. H. Adama
Colorado
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Frank CC. Emerson
Wyoming
Mark L. Requa
Los Angeles
Noted speakers on program for both days at Bluefield event
Bankers and officials will gather for sessions in Bluefield with speakers including Harry L. Gandy John L. Dickinson W L Highland Bernard McClaugherty and Oliver Sands. The program opens with invocation by Dr Samuel W Moore and features talks on banking essentials profits mergers and investments along with committee reports and a banquet at the West Virginian venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Harry L. Gandy
Washington, D. C
National Coal Association
John L. Dickinson
Kanawha Valley Bank of Charleston
W. L. Highland
Empire National Bank of
Clarksburg
Bernard McClaugherty
Commercial Bank of Bluefield
Oliver Sands
American Bank and Trust Company
Richmond
Samuel W. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
America
F. D Drumheller
Bankers’ Association
O. Jay Fleming
Joseph S. Hill
W. F. McAneny
Old National Bank of Martinsburg
W. G Highland
Federal Reserve Bank
Oliver J Sands
West Virginian
West Virginia Corporative Fiduciary Society
State Bankers
West Virginia
Fiduciary Society
Charles Fr. Jackson
Land Bank of Baltimore
Fred M. Exiine
Security Bank and Trust Company of Charleston
Warren A. Wilson
McDowell County National Bank of Welch
Jennings W. Hobson
Christ Episcopal Church
Blue
The
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Thomas F. Lee
Lee, Stuart & Co
New York City
Charles M. Gohen
First Huntington National Bank of Huntington
Paul M. Atkins
Ames, Emerich & Co
Chicago
Elk Garden
Bluefield Country Club
Robin's Rest Tearoom
Princeton Road
C. T. Williams & Co
J. ¥. Rape
Virginian Dank and Trust Company
Princeton
T. A. Johnston
McDowell County National Bank
Welch
W. Bh. Hicks
Flat Top National Bank
Association
L. A
West Virginia bankers form statewide leadership roster
Joseph S. Hill of Charleston tops a list of senior bankers serving as officers and key figures across West Virginia banks. The compilation names executives and cashiers from institutions including Berwind Bank Matoaka Bank Bramwell MulLen Bank of Welch and several First National and Commercial banks reflecting deep regional banking ties.
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Oseph S. Hill
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Bankers Association
West Virginia
Mr. Hill
Wind Bank
Berwind
W. M. Ferrell
The
Bank of Matoaka
J. B. Peery
Bank of Bramwell
A. C. Early
Bank of Mullens
W. A. Creager
First National Bank
Northfork
R. I. Bailey
Keystone
J. A. Thomas
First National Bank of
Welch
Bank of Princeton
Virginia Bank & Trust Co
Princeton
West VA
Wrecks Car to Escape Prohibition Agent in Wheeling
Nick Munas fled from federal prohibition agent R A W after a brief chase in Wheeling. Sager forced the car toward a pole, wrecking the vehicle. A gallon of liquor was found on the back seat, and Munas escaped.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Nick Munas
Federal Prohibition
Sager
Munas
Minas
Also Mentioned on This Page
GIL Conservation
Scottdale
Eddie Dyer
Marty Fielder
Packer
Johnstown
Fielder
Norman McNeil
Community Savings & Loan Company
W. 8. Anderson
K. D. Alderson
L. M. Carper
R. M. Groseclose
Lee Anderson
Sterling Mann
L. C. Fowlkes
W. C. Pollock
D. E. French Jr
J. KB. Wagner Jr
George Dunnglinson Jr
W. E. Gilkeson
Wade St. Clair
D. KB. French
Bluefield National Bank
Edwin Mann
Nt. L. Page
Rber
Joseph Shill
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Northfork, West VA
Ete
Federal Street
Raleigh
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