Reserve Bank Districts and Capitals Across United States
The article lists Reserve Bank Districts 4 through 7 with capitals and bank counts. District 4 Cleveland covers parts of Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. District 5 Richmond includes District of Columbia to West Virginia. District 6 Atlanta spans Alabama Georgia Florida Tennessee and parts of Mississippi Louisiana. District 7 Chicago includes Iowa Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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Cleveland
Capital
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Marshall
Brooke and
Hancock
West Virginia
Kentucky
Boone, Grant, Scott
Woodford
Jessanine
Gerrard
Lincoln
Pulaski
McCreary
Richmond
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Atllanta
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Stewart
Houston
Wayne
Humphreys
Perry
Mississippi
Isaquena
Sharkey
Yazoo
Kemper
Madison
Leake
Neshoba
Louisiana
Pointe .Coupee
Iberville
Assumption
Terrebonne
Chicago
Territory
Iowa
Wisconsin
Vernon
Sauk
Columbia
Dodge
Washington
Osaukee
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Hancock, Schuyler
Cass
Sangammon
Christian
Shelby
Cumberland and
Clark
Indiana
Vigo
Clay, Owen
Monroe
Brown
Bartholomew
Jennings
Ripley
St. Louis
Arkansas
Missouri
Harrison, Daviess
Caldwell, Ray
Lafayette
Johnson
Henry
St. Clair
Cedar
Dade
Lawrenc
Barry
Ilinois
Federal Reserve Districts Formed Amid Banking Drive
The organization committee announced districts for new Federal Reserve banks and called for six percent capital subscriptions from member banks. It reported 18 cities visited and 475 banks surveyed, with President Wilson delaying board appointments while districts are finalized.
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Organization
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Populatron
Regional bank to be located in Boston in Federal Reserve plan
Boston politicians and bankers welcome the decision to place a regional bank in the city, with leaders like Major Higginson and Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald predicting benefits for New England. They caution that the Washington commission must be sound to ensure growth and independence from New York control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bankers Express
New New England
Boston
New York
The
Post
Walsh
New England
Henry L. Higginson
Lee, Higginson & Co
Washington
Commission
John J. Martin
Exchange Trust Company
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Vermont
Connecticut
Hartford
Philadelphia
Albany
John F. Fitzgerald
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles A. Prouty
New Jersey
Reserve Board
John R. Murphy
Boston Finance Commission
John A. Sullivan
Kk. V. R. Thayer
Merchants’ National Bank
Allan ‘Forbes
State Street Trust Company
Chamber’ of Commerce
Daniel G. Wing
First National Bank
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard University
Losses in Blizzard Mail Steamers Search Ends
In a cleared morning, Captain Kean ordered Bellaventure and Stephano to search floes for missing crewmates. Bellaventure reported 30 survivors and several bodies, with 40 feared dead and 30 unaccounted. Stephano logged 35 survivors and three bodies, but totals are uncertain. The Bellaventure, slower to relay, nears noon expected arrival with a long 150 mile voyage ahead and renewed blizzard conditions dampen hopes.
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Stephano
Bellaventure
Grenfell Seamen's Institute
Kean
Personally Conducted California Tours Offer Low Fares
Burlington Route promotes Personally Conducted trips to California with extra low fares and Pullman Tourist sleeping cars. A representative guides travelers, easing care and detailing points of interest, with transparent costs and homey service from Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent, Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Burlington
Alex Stocks
New England
Rebels arrest U S consular agent in Parral
Edward A Powers United States consular agent at Parral was arrested by rebel authorities on a charge of passing counterfeits of rebel fiat money. Powers telegraphed to American consul Marion Letcher and Letcher said he would demand Powers immediate release.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Edward A. Powers
United States
Parral
Powers
Marion Letcher
Letcher
Carranza Celebrates Capture of Torreon and Villa Victory
Newsreel reports Villa announced joint attack at Gomez Palacio and news restrictions as Torreon fell after 11 days of fighting. Carranza hails victory with cheers, illuminated streets, and a civic toast while Velasco escapes with a small escort and pursuit continues.
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General Villa
Gomez Palacio
Supreme Command
Villa
Carranza
Torreon
Viva Carranza
Viva Villa
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Padres
Velasco
Awful Blunders At Torreon Roil Villa Rebels
Reports from Chihuahua detail that Villa forces misfired on their own troops during a Torreon assault. Federal artillery and well sheltered guns repelled the rebels, causing heavy losses while the wounded arrive for treatment. The fight disrupted Villa’s timetable and led to pauses for recuperation.
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Villa
Torreon
Aguiree Benavide
Gomez Palacio
National salute marked event with bells and whistles
The nation observed a ceremonial salute with a national firing, church bells ringing, and whistles blown to mark the occasion.
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Atlanta
California Fig Syrup Company
Minneapolis
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Ellis, Dewey
Blaine
Canadian
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Okfuskee
McIntosh
Muskogee
Sequoyvah
New Mexico
McKinley
Sandoval
Santa Fe
San Miguel
Union
Dallas
Texas
Arizona
Pima
Graham
Greenlee
Cochise
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Pacific Coast
Federal Reserve
Congress
Wants Reserve Board Member
Trepassey
St. Mary’s Bays
Cape Breton
Cape Race
Marconi
Newfoundland
Greenland
Grand Lake
America
Men’s Union
Shepard
Shrepares Orwell Company
U. S
Villa Wires
FO. Slattery Co
Boston Common
Tremont Street
Bloomer
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