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Treasury Department Policies and Reforms in 1913
Treasury reforms under Secretary William G. McAdoo shift public deposits to designated banks with 2 percent interest, ending Wall Street cash pumping. The program frees idle government funds, increases circulation, and boosts revenue while maintaining strong security, reducing banks' advertising free ride.
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William G. McAdoo
Money Trust
Kings of Finance
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
Hudson River
Secretary of the Treasury
Pensylvania Avenue
Washington
Wall Street
United States
Treasury
Congress
NeAdoo
Tmes
Philippines
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Mec-Adoo
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