Reserve safeguards for banks and trust firms proposed
A state banking committee proposes 25 percent reserve for city banks and 15 percent for others, with 15 percent for trust firms in cities and 1 percent elsewhere. It outlines capital, investments, and stronger director duties, plus amortization, real estate loan limits, and branch capital rules to stabilize credit and guard deposits.
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New York City
Banking Department
Department
United States
Nks
Sas
Bank
Proposal to Charge Bank Examinations Pro Rata
The speaker argues that examination costs should be charged to each corporation in proportion to its resources. With 5.458 billion in total resources under state supervision and 17.5248 billion in national banking power, about 20 percent of U S banking power falls under this department, underscoring the duty to safeguard vast financial interests.
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Acme Genes
Banking Department
United States
Sherman’s Report In Albany Details Labor Law Enforcement
The Albany dispatch notes P Tecumseh Sherman submits a labor department report to the Legislature covering bureau work, enforcement of factory laws, and proposals for legislative changes. It cites new staff, child labor crackdowns with 2500 children discharged, court challenges, and calls to broaden law scope to heating, water, humidity, ventilation, and sanitary standards, plus court reforms for child cases.
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Albany
P. Tecumseh Sherman
Board of Health
New York City
Nominations To Senate Nominations Expanded In Albany
Governor Hughes sent to the Senate a long list of nominations including Abel E. Blackmar for Supreme Court in the 7th District and Frank E. Perley for State Tax Commissioner. Recess appointments were made for bank superintendent Clark Williams and other posts, with Perley quickly confirmed while the rest referred to committee.
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Albany
Hughes
Senate
Abel E. Blackmar
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Willard Bartlett
Clark Williams
New York
Luther W. Mott
Ibert Warren Ferris
M. D
State Commission
Charles W. Pilgrim
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
John Willams
Utica
P. Tecumseh Sherman
Franklin B. Ware
George L.heins
Edgar A. Newell
Ogdensburg
Henry Solomon
Richard L. Hand
Nathan Bijur
Albion V. Wadham
Wadhams
State Board of Parole
Charles F. Breward
William W. Bellinger
Utica State Hospital
A. V. V. Raymond Samuel G. Keyes
Gowanda
Thomas Indian School
Nathaniel H. Levi
New York State Training School For Girls
Simon F. Rothschild
Emily P. Lincoln
Trroquois
Allegheny
Cattaraugus
Tuscarora
Tonawanda
George S. Lincoln
John Deyo
Newburg
Washington
William K. Hall
Frank E. Perley
Higgins
Amend Marriage License Law Aimed at City Records
Albany reports the State Health Department will propose amendments to the Cobb marriage license law. Originals of New York marriages would be filed with city health departments while duplicates remain at the state bureau, risking staff strain unless city documents are removed.
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Tribune
Albany
State Health Department
New York
State Department
City Health Departments
Bureau of Vital Statistics
New York City
Emeline York Tyndall opens for working girls in Harlem
After two and a half years of building the Emeline York Tyndall hotel at 38 East 102nd Street opened its doors under the People’s Tabernacle. It offers 56 rooms with pricing from 250 to 37 a week per room, two bathrooms per floor, parlors for visitors, a piano and a library, laundry and sewing facilities, and cost about 22 500 to erect.
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Emeline York-Tyndall
East 102d Street
People’s Tabernacle
H. M. Tyndall
Tyndall
Robert E. Tyndall
192D Street
Linth Street
Dr. Tyndall
West Ld Street
Brooklyn
Harlem Young Women's Christian Association
the Tabernacle
Education of French Girls in Lycees Abroad
A French woman, Mile. Marie Elichabe, currently in this country, holds a university position and discusses the education of French girls in lycees. The piece highlights how French girls pursue studies in lycees when abroad and the influence of prominent figures in promoting higher learning.
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Mile. Marie Elichabe
President extends new year greetings to T and members
The president wishes peace happiness and prosperity for the group. Dues paid are noted including January rent cents to $1. Miss Olmstead, president of N% branch, has paid $1 as branch dues for the year.
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T & Members
Elmira
Miss Olmstead
Doll requests from Oneonta and Saratoga County
A reader in Oneonta New York offers a doll for a crippled child whom Santa did not reach and another reader traveling in the South asks for a doll and mittens to be sent to a needy child cared for by residents on a farm in Saratoga County New York.
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Oneonta
N. Y
Santa Claus
South
Cyber
Saratoga County
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Trust Companies
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Safe Deposit
Savings Bank
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Clearing House
the Banking Department
Sherman
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People's Tabernacle
Woman's Hotel
England
Japan
China
Scandinavian
Mile
Elidade
France
Elichabe
Elichahe
Henes
Yiek
Lycée
Times
Lycees
T. & Ss. Dues
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