The Case for Sound Money by a Banking Official
A banking official warns against fiat currency citing the French assignats collapse and Robespierre era inflation. He argues history proves paper money without backing leads to disaster and urges citizens to fight to keep the United States' currency sound.
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Bell Reaches Bank Presidency in Chicago Career Shift
Maj. Gen. George A. Bell of Chicago, longtime commander of the 33rd Division, retires after forty six years in the U S Army to become president of Hill State Bank of Chicago. The photo captures him in his new role.
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Pat Neff to Speak at New York Chautauqua on Dry Law Stand
Governor Neff plans a televised style speech at the New York Chautauqua Assembly grounds on August 14. He will likely press his anti Eighteenth Amendment and Prohibition positions and challenge opposition. Neff’s planned appearance coincides with notable political figures and the broader temper in Texas and New York politics.
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Bank salaries in Missouri’s small towns
Investigations by the Missouri Bankers Association show 368 banks in towns under 2,000 people pay cashiers and chief executives an average of 110 dollars a month. In towns under 5,000, 273 banks pay presidents about 140 dollars monthly. The report suggests these officers rely on personal means or side businesses to maintain standards, citing insurance sales, farm loan commissions, and real estate trading as common supplements.
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Neff’s Chautauqua trip may shape national political tides
Texas Governor Pat M Neff plans a August 14 appearance at Chautauqua to defend prohibition and prompt national debate. He may accept three or four speeches during a Northward tour including a Democratic Chicago gathering, with a possible New York appearance spurring talk of a 1924 presidential bid. He leaves August 10 for 10 days to two weeks.
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Milam County Citation for L. V. Graham in 1923 case
The sheriff is to publish this citation weekly for four weeks in a Milam County newspaper. L. V. Graham must appear at the next Milam District Court term in Cameron on September 3 1923 to answer a petition filed June 16 1923 in suit number.
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Divorce Petition Alleged Adultery in Milam County Court
The filing names George Graham as plaintiff and I V Graham as defendant in Case No 4907. The petition cites statutory grounds of adultery and requires return showing service. Witness Penn Wolf, Clerk, District Court of Milam County, Cameron Texas, dated June 16 1923.
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