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27 Jun 1913

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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

2

Bryan blocked money bill change in Congress

Testimony recounted by Senator Reed shows Mr. Lauterbach detailing impersonation calls and a scheme to influence Union Pacific and Morgan interests. He described attempts to secure favors via Congressmen and rail executives, and recounted meetings with Kahn, Harriman, and Ledyard as part of a convoluted effort to steer investigations and policy.

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Palmer Painer Sater Ledyard Aevor Lewis Cass Ledyard Millien Mr. Ledyard Congress Representative Palmer Pennsylvanis House Money Trust New York City Washington Qalvaré New York Bethlehem Mr. Ledgar Ard Tear Yard Edwauter Bach Mr. Lauterbach Fe Palmer Lena Reed Lauterbach Lenterbach Overman Riordan Eve Aent Morgan Ome Daceb Iff Otto HL Kahn Harriman Eehronech Lauterbach Onares Union Pacific Kahn Metropolitan Opera Flouse Oscar Hammerstein Mr. Kahn Antking Supreme Court Keene Southern Pacific Company Union Pacific Road S Mg McReynolds Senate Lenege Nad Anage Campanini Jaedge Mortimer Wall Street Baltimore & Ohio Southern UN Pacific Pennsylvania Southern Pacific Mr. Cravath Mr. Riordan State Senate University At Albany Res Kuhn-Loeb Congressman Riordan Rce Poe Fae Pratt Quay Lamar Delaware Uae Mr. Lamar Mies Morgan House Mr. Morgan Morgan & Co Bosch Mner House of Morgan Met Baker Lammey Senator Reed Oscar W. Underwood Champ Clark A. Mitchell Palmer Daniel J. Riordan Reed David Lamar Riverside Drive 108Th 108Th Street Mar Mr. Reed George W. Perkins Francis L. Stetson United States Steel Corporation Age Ag Ener Lemer Font Alban Albany Laubach Wall Street News Pacific Lt Tee Uterbach Cain Matte Peer Reeman Lauterb R. Reed Railro Kan Nelson Peleracee Lovett S . York Terbach
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Federal Reserve Bill Changes Power Structures and Treasury Rules

The document outlines edits to a federal reserve bill affecting note retirement, bank participation, and board authority. It notes shifts from mandatory to optional actions, expanded powers for the Federal Reserve Board over state banks, and new requirements for reserves and discount rates. The changes aim to strengthen central control over the new banking system and Treasury note management.

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Festus J. Wade St. Louis Sol Wexler New Orleans Wilson McAdoo Owen Congressman Glass Washington New York Financial District Ana John Fosyines Lowe Wexler Wash Atlantic City Kam Oe Zen Ryan Congress House Senate Commerce Commission Reserve Banks Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Board Reserve Boan Bryan Natio Bank Mart Federal Reserve Reserve City Federal Board Bankers’ Currency Commission National Bank National Loan Oe Ee Federal Reserve Treasury Federal Reserve Banking System Committee Gy Suc Reserve Imemneley Oe Reserve Bank Organisation Lne Federal Reserve Bank Betersi Reserve Board Reserve Federal Eee Board Federal Reserve Power Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserves Treasury Federal Reserve Board of Federal Reserve Benk
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McNab Attacks Justice Over Caminetti Trial Handling

A heated exchange centers on District Attorney McNab accusing the Justice Department and the Attorney General of pressuring witnesses and delaying cases in the Caminetti matter. The critique targets alleged political interference and questions the President’s role in the proceedings.

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McNab Bureau of Tion Atttorney Ctident & Telegram White House Department of Justice Administration of Justice Bay Man Rencey Getter
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Senate Debates Broad Tariff Power To Arm President

In the Democratic Senate caucus a proposal to give the President power to enforce countervailing tariffs on all nations discriminating against U S goods was discussed. Senator Smith urged a broader clause than the Pryne Aldrich law to defend foreign trade and retaliate against tariff discrimination.

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Washington Finance Committee Senate Retalia Coun- Smith United States Smith
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Gimbel Roof Garden Opens for 2500 Employees with Welfare Guests

The Gimbel Brothers roof garden opened yesterday with a luncheon for 2,500 employees and welfare workers including Mrs. J. Borden and Charles H. Israels. The space features swings, hammocks, a talking machine, comfortable chairs and games. It will be enclosed in glass in winter.

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Gimbel Gimbel Brothers J. Borden Searetines
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