Bills Introduced to Regulate Money Trust in Banking
The House money trust committee released a majority report detailing a money trust in finance led by J. P. Morgan and allied banks. It accompanies two bills to regulate stock exchanges and clearing houses, restricting national banks and tightening oversight of credit and securities.
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Washington, D. C
House
Money Trust Committee
Pujo
Money Trust
Clearing House
Untérmyer
Samuel Untermyer
Busin Ee
Hoeik
Accon Plixl
Fgir
Bank of Hailker
Heit
New York
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Company
George Fisher
James Stillman
First National Bank
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Chase National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust
New York City
Messrs. Kuli, Loebe & Company
Chicago
Minois Trust and Savings Bank
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Kissel, Kinnicut & Company
White, Weld & Company
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Company
Clearing House Association
New York Stock Exchange
Congress
Territoy
The
Stock Exchange
Pierre
S. D
Guy Miere
Beer Garden
Senate
Wesleyan Football Team Receives Monogram Blankets
The twelve monogram men of the university football squad received blankets bought by student and faculty subscriptions. Coach Ralph Douglass presided as Melvin Chase and Ellis Walters spoke, with 12 players honored on stage as ladies draped the royal blue and white insignia over their shoulders.
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Ralph Douglass
Melvin Chase
Varsity Eleven
Ellis Walters
Wesleyan
Claude Smith
Ward Illis
George Schnanbauer
Oscar Phillips
Frank Martin
Guy Cook
Martin Shale
Ben Wienholz
John Berry
Erskine Robertson
Byrne in Kew Message Urges Bank Guaranty
Governor Byrne urges a bank deposit guaranty law in the special message to the legislature. He argues deposits must be secured and proposes broad security that insures state funds in banks chartered by the state. The message critiques constitutional changes to tax for deposit guarantees and pushes for an earnest, well crafted act.
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State Finance Board
Leost
Wanson
Senatic Wants Rate Road Board AP Phi Capylal
The report outlines multiple Senate and House bills, including reorganizations of county health farms, taxation powers for the state tax commission, and a cap on salaries for state officials. It notes debates on a new Watertown hospital and state fair funding, with various committees handling agriculture, ways and means, and state affairs.
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Senatic
Rate Road Board
AP Phi Capylal
Bank Tock
Senate
Watertown
Ways and Means
State Tax Commission
Capitol Commission
Welfare allowance details for mothers and children
The text outlines a proposed welfare system funded by general taxation with a fifteen dollars monthly allowance for one child and additional dollars per month for each extra child under fourteen. The payment could last up to six months and may be extended after review. It would require an application and investigation, potentially aiding mothers to keep their families together.
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Senate
Anisden
Wuron
Breeders Gazette
Udu
Towne
Wis
Senate action outlines tax, court, and consumer bills
A lengthy Senate session approved multiple measures including taxation provisions, real estate protections, and court procedure reforms. It defeated a measure to repeal primaries, deferred an utilities bill, and advanced bills on education funding, licensing, and inspector duties while preserving investigations into the committee.
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Senate
Rapid City
Ottis Fouse
Food and Drug Commissions
ISI
Hswrince
Ory
House
County Commission
Eise
A. W. Wheaton
S. J. Romen
Congress
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Congressional Committee
Tlemen
Lee, Higginson & Company
Widder, Peabody & Company
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Bank
Gridiron Heros OF University
Byrne
Kew
Piette
Mitchell, South Dakota
Q. L. Branson
L. J. Welch
Ray L. Branson
J.C. Wood
T. Cash
Kibbee
G. B. Wilt
J. T. Morrow
NM. A, Loomer, Asst
Mitchell National Bank
Missouri Valley Engineering Co
Western National Bank
Mitchell
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