Wealth of Wyoming shows huge rise in 1914 wealth and deposits
The 1914 report shows Wyoming adding nearly seven million dollars in taxable wealth and over one and a half million in bank deposits. Per capita deposits reach 711.10 with deposits at 22,267,901.15 and total resources rising to 23,453,672.71. Agriculture leads value at about 31 million, with crops including hay, oats, wheat, and corn driving gains amid ongoing dry farming expansion.
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American Protest Causes Great Stir in London
Reports from London describe a surprising American note protesting British treatment of American commerce and seeking early improvements. The note dominated headlines, sparking debate on possible repercussions and signaling tense allied relations amid ongoing European fighting.
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Whatbag Washington December 25 Wyoming Weather Note
The fragment mentions Washington with dates December 25 and two days later suggesting weather or notices for Wyoming around Wednesday and Thursday. No clear events, entities, or actionable details emerge.
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Wyoming's General Wealth Cash on Hand
State officials report cash on hand and in depositories along with annual income figures for the year. Dovrenae details are not fully clear in the fragment but indicate fiscal measures and financial status of Wyoming's treasury.
Comptroller Reports on Transition to Federal Reserve System
Washington Dec 29 Comptroller Williams of the currency bureau submitted his annual report to Congress detailing the shift from the old national banking system to the new federal reserve system. It covers 7 000 banks now part of the system, outlines recommended legislation on by laws signatures on bank notes deposits and bank officer removal, and notes the act aims to curb past weaknesses while aiding business and finance. The report also recounts wartime government aid and provides bank statistics: 26 765 banks with combined resources of 26 071 395 051 at June 30, with 172 more banks reporting than the previous year.
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Monetary restitution demanded from Britain after war
President Wilson said the United States will seek heavy monetary restitution from Great Britain after the war for violations of American shipping rights. He described the note as not a threat but a mirror of Britain’s wartime behavior and noted the note remains unanswered.
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