Reducing the Bonds Which National Banks Must Deposit
Washington reports a measure to cut national bank bond deposits to 5000 per bank while allowing 3 million in voluntary withdrawals. The proposal excludes bonds securing public money deposits and would grant banks issuing deposits interest in circulating notes from the Comptroller of the Currency for United States bonds posted.
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Wshington
United States
Treasury
House Hears Grant Remains Removal Request
In Washington on December 6 the House considered a Senate joint resolution urging the President to ask Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant to authorize moving General Grant’s remains to Arlington Cemetery. The morning hour expired without action. Also in Washington the House passed a Senate bill for 100000 to buy more rations for Sioux Indians with minor amendments.
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Washington
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Committee On Library
Senate
Grant
Arlington Cemetery
House
Perkins
Kansas
Gloria Umbrellas Free With $10 Kaufmanns Purchase
Free Gloria umbrellas offered tomorrow and Tuesday with every $10 or more purchase in Kaufmanns clothing or cloak departments.
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Kaufmanns
Kaufmanns Order Sets Chopped Prices by Managers
On Thursday an edict deployed thirteen managers to cut prices across many items. Reports were filed by 9 am and handed to the general manager then the advertising man for publication, but space limits forced the writer to print only a random subset of the mass of figures and notes.
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Dispatch
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