Digest of Bank and Currency Reform Bill in Congress
A detailed official digest outlines a sweeping currency reform bill. It seeks to create twelve federal reserve banks with stockholding member banks, authorize treasury notes, and centralize control under a federal reserve board. The plan reshapes rediscounting, foreign exchange, and government operations while preserving existing national banks.
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NOW 'N Congress
Washington
Congress
House
Carter Glass
Virginia
Committee On Banking and Currency
Wilson
Bryan
McAdoo
United States
National Bank Act
Aldrich-Vreeland
National Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Livery National Bank
Federal Reserve Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
City of Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Comptroller of the Currency
Senate
Treasury Notes
Reserve
Central Reserve
Wthors
Federat
Federal Reserve Lownd
Bank of
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank Pinet
Banke
National Reserve
The
the Treasury
New Cavalry Test On Famed Battlefield
The Shenandoah valley near Winchester will host two months of cavalry maneuvers with a full brigade and horse artillery. The War Department tests command size limits and pack unit efficiency while trying out double rank cavalry formations in a historic Civil War setting. Secretaries Garrison and Wilson may attend, with General Wood directing.
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Shenandoah Valley
Phil Sheridan
War Department
Shenandoah
Winchester
Department
Washington
Garrison
Leonard Wood
Nent Wilson
Valley
Ocean Trippers Are Big Eaters
An annual report from a major steamship line details the vast costs to feed Atlantic passengers. Provisions amounted to about 4.92 million dollars with coal at 7.38 million dollars. total for provisions and coal reached 12.21 million dollars. The butcher’s share was 1.085 million, fish 280 thousand, game 412 thousand, and preserves 255 thousand dollars. Potatoes led with 17.9 million pounds, followed by flour and beef. passengers consumed millions of eggs oranges onions coffee tea and milk, plus nearly 19.1 million pounds of ice and 12 thousand boxes of matches.
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Atlantic
Uncle Sam
Pair Live On 4 Cents A Day And Plan For Home
Marcus M Wood aged 73 and his Webster Massachusetts wife have lived for about three months on 4 cents daily. They say $1000 guarantees comfortable living and a small bank account. They survive on vegetables from their own small farm with a simple menu including doughnuts bread fried Indian meal pudding and tea.
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Marcus M. Wood
Webster
Mass
Wood
Dog Eats Wallet in Wheeling Cash Capers
A stray dog grabbed Howard Wilkinson's purse containing 75 dollars and 40 dollars in silver as he closed a deal with a brewing firm in Wheeling West Virginia. A crowd chased the animal, the purse was found open and most bills chewed beyond recognition while the silver vanished. The remaining money will be sent to Washington for possible recovery.
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Howard Wilkinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Treasury
Washington
Miss Mildred Morris Graduates With Honors
Miss Mildred Morris daughter of Lawyer and Mrs Benj P Morris Bath avenue returns from Wellesley after graduating with honors She is the only Long Branch girl to enroll at the college with two scholarships to her credit Miss Alice Winger Springfield NL accompanies her to the city as a guest Langdon Morris Princeton Junior and Wolcott Syracuse Junior plan an extended vacation trip sailing on United Fruit Co steamer to Jamaica then Panama and San Juan Porto Rico before returning home
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Mildred Morris
Benj. P. Morris
Bath Avenue
Wellesley
Long Branch
Alice Winger
Springfield
Miss Morris
Morris
Langdon Morris
Princeton
Wolcott
Syracuse
Panama
United Fruit Co
Jamica
San Juan
Porto Rico
Lightning Splits Locust Tree On Roberts Homestead
A heavy thunderstorm struck Friday night at the Roberts Homestead on First avenue Atlantic Highlands. Frederick Lind en and family were on the porch nearby and escaped injury as a large locust tree split from top to roots and bark peeled from the trunk. The Mannings across the road felt the shock but were not hurt.
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Roberts
First Avenue
Atlantic Highlands
Frederick Linden
Lindeng
Mannings
Women Held as Pickpockets in Red Bank Robbery
Agnes Simmons and Hattie Love, both described as dusky belles from Newark, were arrested Saturday night at Red Bank for stealing 11 from Harry Branson of Belford. They were jailed overnight and, after a hearing before Recorder Harry C. Badeau, were sent to Freehold for grand jury action on $200 bail. The crime occurred after Branson left Snyder's Hotel on Wharf Avenue. Officer William Antonides made the arrest.
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Agnes Simmons
Hattie Love
Newark
Red Bank
Harry Branson
Belford
Harry C. Badeau
Freehold
Branson
Snyder
Wharf Avenue
William Antonides
Plans For New Red Bank Houses By Local Architect
David Leroy of Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank commissioned K A Terhune of Red Bank to draw plans for a residence on Drummond Place. The 26 to 28 foot house features reception hall parlor dining room kitchen pantry four bedrooms bath chestnut trim hardwood floors brick fireplaces cellar laundry steam heat gas and electric lights built in buffet and china closets. Architect also drew plans for Frank Gray and Thomas Norman houses in Peters Place similar to the described design.
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David Leroy
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Kk. A. Terhune
Drummond Place
Frank Gray
Thomas Norman
Peters Place
Leonardo Notes Hosts and Guests At Local Homes
Miss Belle Golda entertained her piano accompanist Miss Minnie Blau mann at her Leonardo home for the week. Guests included Miss Belle Hirsch and Leo Wood of New York and Jean Brylowski manager of the Lyric Theatre Red Bank. Harry Rines and Homer Goodman visited Mr and Mrs Theodore Frances at Leonardo.
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Belle Golda
Minnie Blaumann
Leonardo
Belle Hirsch
Leo Wood
New York
Jean Brylowski
Lyric Theatre
Red Bank
A. W. Cross
Harry Rines
Homer Goodman
Theodore Frances
Asbury Ushers Enjoy Night At Union Meeting
A gathering of the Ushers union of the Asbury M E Church was hosted by Lester West on Atlantic Avenue Monday night. Members and guests attended with music and refreshments, including Rev. Dr. and Mrs. R B Stephenson and many others listed among the attendees.
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Asbury
Ushers Union
Asbury M. FE
Lester West
Atlantic Avenue
Inet
R. B. Stephenson
James Clayton
Stanley West
Harry Jones
Roland Jerolamon
Pred Smyth
John Hoey Jr Graduates from University of Carolina
Friends in this city learn there is no truth to rumors of ill health about John Hoey Jr who has just earned a law diploma from the University of Carolina and taken a position with Herbert and Elliott in Columbia South Carolina.
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John 8. Hoey, Jr
University of Bourncarolina
LiLnd
Herbert & Ellott
Columbia, 8. C
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