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Country bankers oppose currency bill at Boston meeting
In a packed session of the American Bankers Association on October 6 1915 country bankers debated the House currency bill. George W Rogers of Little Rock urged opposition while W B Harrison of Brewster Oklahoma defended state control concerns. A substitute resolution favored by Rogers passed as the body prepared to present its views to Senate Banking and Currency Committee.
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George W. Rogers
Little Rock
Ark
House of Representatives
Oklahoma Bank
W. B. Harrison
Brewster, Okla
Senate Committee On
Council Club
The
Association
Fitzgerald
Charles River
Conference of Country Bankers
Gordon Jones
United States National Bank of Denver
Col
J. W. Bailey
Kansas
Bailey
Thomas
McRae
Prescott, Ark
Federal Reserve Banks
H. A. Macklenpah
Clinton
Wis
Harrison
Oklahoma
Rogers
Washington
Federal Reserve
St. Louis
Little Country Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Nol Central Reserve City
Congress
United States
Boston
American Bankers’ Association
Aes Peeng
Reserve Bank
America
Robert Bh. Owen
Committee On Banking and Currency
United States Senate
Johnson
Kansas City
Owen
Campbell
Indiana
Arkansas
Tilton
Alabama
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Corncil Club