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Newspaper

Otterbein Sun

Location

Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1914

Page

5

Indiana Young Men's Christian Association Officers Re-elected at Annual Session

John C. Haswell of Marion was re-elected chairman of the Indiana Y M C A executive committee at the annual business session in Indianapolis. E. E. Stacy and other officers were re-elected. a new Auburn building gift and a growing Boys work were reported. Delegates prepared for the Kansas City convention. state banks considered federal membership and a temporary loan was arranged.

Indianapolis John C. Haswell Marion Indiana Young Men's Christian Association Chamber of Commerce E. E. Stacy A. W. Hanson J. W. Burns T. A. Rymer R. J. Duke J. F. Wallick O. M. Gregg Crawfordsville S. O. Pickens B. A. Brown Frederick E. Taylor Dan W. Simms Lafayette Josephh. Shirk Peru J. W. Landrum Terre Haute C. 0. Holmes Gary EB. A. Hanley Franklin B. P. Mossman Fort Wayne G. A. Trimble Evansville Thomas C. Day George W. Switzer Frederick E H. Taylor H. P. Townley Charles W. Fairbanks A. C. Rosencranz Stacy Washington Indiana Federal Treasury Department Marion National Second National New Albany First National Richmond Delaware County Bank Muncl People's National Rushville Rush County National Laporte Merchants National Corydon Citizens Trust Company Elkhart Yarmers Trust and Savings Bank Union County National Bank Liberty Citizens National Martinsville Bedford First National Bank Sheridan Muncie Michigan City National Brookville Bank Brookville Frankfort Citizens Bank Ligonier Howard National Kokomo Lewisville Valparaiso National Valparaiso Peoples’ National Lawrenceburg Continental National Indiana Bank Marion National of Federal Reserve Banks McAdoo Houston Reserve Bank Organization Committee New York Boston Illinois Central Railroad Hoosier Era Association of New Orleans Panama Canal Harry G. Scearce Moorsville State Association Mattoon Illinoia Central Memphis Jackson Miss Great Southern Lumber Company Bogalusa Lea Panama Teche Longfellow Evangeline Louisiana Red Cypress Company Galveston Beaumont Yellow Pine Kansas City Southern Railroad Shreveport Kansas City Southwestern Lumbermen's Association Athenas United Fruit Company Colon Tivoli Hotel Panama City Bocas del Toro State Board of Finance Indiana National Bank Indiana Trust Company Merchants’ National Bank National City Bank Aetna Trust and Savings Company Finance Board

Morgan Withdrawals Roil Wall Street Amid Finance Shakeup

On Friday J. P. Morgan & Co. pulled out of more than twenty major corporations and banks in a dramatic move. George F. Baker signaled similar action, sparking a market-wide thrill as trading nearly halted on the New York exchanges. The list includes railways such as New York Central, Lake Shore, and Michigan Central, along with major banks and trusts.

New York J. P. Morgan & Co George F. Baker Wall Street Stock Exchange New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company West Shore Railroad Company Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Michigan Central Railroad Company New York, Chicago & St. Louis Cleveland Charles Steele Jersey Central Railroad Company Edward T. Stotesbury United States Steel Corporation J.P. Morgan H. P. Davison American Telephone & Telegraph Company Astor Trust Company W. H. Porter Guaranty Trust Company of New York T. W. Lamont Chemical National Bank Bankers’ Trust Company Thomas W. Lamont Weatinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company Utah Copper Company

State Banks Lose Out in Federal Reserve Act Ruling

Lansing attorney general grants Doyle state banking commissioner opinion that estate banks cannot rely on the federal reserve act. Grounds: state banks may not own stock in other firms, may not lend their credit to other banks, and federal act does not override state law prohibiting such holdings. Divorce record notes high city divorce rate in Kansas City with 1918 ratios.

Lansing Mich Grant Fellows E. H. Doyle

No Trage in Strike as U S Mediator Quits Task

Grand Jury opens probe into the kidnapping and shooting of Charles Moyer during the Hancock Michigan copper strike as Governor Ferris orders investigations and aims to resolve industrial warfare. Densmore cites mine owners’ refusal to recognize arbitration, pledging full report after returning to Washington. Judge O Brien orders grand jury to investigate Moyer kidnapping and deportation.

Houghton, Mich Ferris John B. Densmore Department of Labor Western Federation of Miners Mr. Densmore O. N. Hilton C. H. Moyer Western Federation Michigan Federation of Labor United Mine Workers Secretary of Labor Densmore Washington Houghton County H. O’brien Circuit Court Moyer Oyer O'Brien James ‘MacNaughton Edgar, Bye

32 Dead in Tornado Tank Steamer Sinking

The oil tank steamer Oklahoma sank after breaking in two south of Sandy Hook. Thirty two crew members died, eight were rescued by the Hamburg American liner Bavaria. Five lives were lost in a hurricane along the New Jersey coast. The storm damaged Atlantic City boardwalks and left nearly 200 homeless.

New York Oklahoma Sandy Hook Bavaria Portland Norfolk New Jersey Atlantic City Chelsea Seabright N. J Brooklyn

Powers Dies in Salt Lake at 63

Judge Orlando W Powers prominent in Utah politics and law died of pneumonia at sixty three in Salt Lake City. Officials report his long Democratic activity and repeated senate campaigns.

Salt Lake Utah Orlando W. Powers Democratic Senate Washington Progressive Party Democratic National Committee Republican Congressional Committee New York Ernest Shackleton America London South Bend Ind

Untermyer Urges Federal Authority to Enforce Sherman Act

Samuel Untermyer told the Illinois Manufacturers' Association lunch that a powerful executive body is needed to administer antitrust law and restore buying freedom. He criticized dissolution of Standard Oil and warned against surrendering consent-decree power to the attorney general, urging an industrial commission and a business-friendly Congress.

Chicago Fed 5 la Untermyer Illinois Manufacturers’ Assoc Untermyer Pujo Busineas Iz Congress

Britain Shifts Sia Diplomat in Mexico City

London reports Sir Tiwal, Britain's minister to Mexico, will transfer to Rio as minister to Brazil. Sir Lionel remains senior counselor at Mexico City. The change follows U S policy toward Huerta and nonrecognition by President Wilson, with British officials signaling stance on Mexico.

Mexico City London Ti Wal Mexico Rio Brazil Lionel Charles My Matle Areredit Key Liong Washington City Huerta Y. Wilson Mfg Ameri i Uves

Supreme Court Regulation Notice from Washington January

A terse notice from the Supreme Court tribunal in Washington outlines governing purview and regulatory scope for January actions. The brief item signals procedural context and authority without detailing cases or participants.

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THE Indiana Y. M. C. A Guibert H. Hendren State Board of Accounts Hendren State Department State Auditor’s Office W. H. O'Brien State Harry L. Arnold State Banking Department Samuel V. Perrott State Insurance State Capitol Denver Colo Ammons Colorado Jones Morgan Financial District Country Kansas City’s U. S Charles Moyer Hancock, Mich Atlantic Coast Samuel Untermyer Puro Inquiry Peat Chicago Executl Britain Supreme Court U. 8 Tribunal Uphotdi Pura Washington, Jan
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