Changes in Bank Laws Suggested by Chamber of Commerce
A fragmented report from the Chamber of Commerce outlines proposed federal bank law changes. Topics include federal reserve powers, denial of rediscounts, group banking regulation, and enhanced restraint on member banks under future supervision. Proposals call for authority to deny rediscounts for underperforming banks and stricter oversight of banking activities and securities.
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Charleston
Coulmette
Chamber of Commaeres
United
Intershan
Intta
Bankiow
Bapgh
Banka
Eash Federat Reserve Bank
Milaave
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Public referendum committee sets hearings and report
A referendum committee is instructed to hold hearings for all parties and interests and to present a three point report to the board of directors by the morning of January 9. The order calls for inclusive hearings and a formal submission detailing recommendations and supporting positions.
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Erendum Committee
Board of Directors
Ellyson Services To Be Conducted Today
Funeral services for Harry DeHaven Ellyson, 33, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ellyson of Waxington street, will be held today at 2 30 PM at the home. Rev Ernest Thompson of the First Presbyterian church will officiate. Survived by sister Mrs Oxey Way Dright of Johnstown Pa and brother Frank B Ellyson of Charleston. Interment in Spring Hill cemetery.
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Harry’ DeHaven Ellyson
Ralph Eltyson
Waxington Street
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Ellyson
Oxey Way
Dright
Johnstown
Charleston
Spring Hiii
Ayre to Return Today From West Virginia Tour
Ayre the commercial manager of the Chesapeaks and Potomac Tel phones company of West Virginia is expected to return today from Elkins and Clarksburg where he addressed Rotary club time hears.
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Ho Ayre
Chesapeaks and Potomac Telphones Company
West Virginia
Elkins and
Clarksburg
Rotary Club
Time Hears
Sorority Skating Party Planned in Kanawha College
The Tri Pi sorority at Kanawha College hosts a skating party this evening from 9:80 to 12:00 at Fisher's Skating on Grolith Street. Unable to confirm further details from the fragment.
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Tri Pi
Kanawha
Fisher's
Gates Will Case Argued In Baltimore Circuit Court
A Baltimore paper from February 23, 1901 was shown in circuit court by Charles Fulton Gates to support his claim regarding his will dispute. The exhibit aimed to illustrate the train dollu sion incident and its relevance to the outcome sought by Gates.
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Baltimore
Circuit Court
Charles Fulton Gates
Plaintiff Seeks Estate Share in Woryell Gates Case
The newspaper reports the sole distributee of Woryell C. Gates died in May 1998. It notes John Gates was killed in a two train collision near Bordentown New Jersey. Jean Gates left Baltimore in 1901 to join a circus and never returned. Almon Es ates and others are named as defendants.
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Woryell C. Gates
Charleston
John’ Gates
Bordentown
N. J
Jean Gates
Baltimore
Almon Esates
Ault Court Hears Impoundment of Gates Estate Suit
A lawsuit filed to impeach Lovell C. Gates will contests the estate valued at $80,000. The plaintiff asserts the defendants are collateral heirs and that the only direct descendant is John Gates tether. The case, argued Saturday before Judge A F Hudson, concerns whether Charles Fulton Gates was the proper plaintiff.
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Lovell C. Gates
John Gates
Charles Fulton Gates
Yeaturday
A. F. Hudson
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Ballons
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Quitaer
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