Capital stock of $500 million war finance body formed
Washington April 30. President Wilson nominated four directors to run the new government war finance corporation with $500 million capital and authority to issue bonds. A seven member capital issues committee was named to replace the Federal Reserve board panel in regulating securities over $100,000.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Wilson
McAdoo
Senate
New Capital Issues Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Capital Issues Committee
Finance Corporation
W. P. G. Harding
Allen B. Forbes
New York
Eugene Meyer, Jr
National War Savings Committee
War Industries Board
Angel W. McLean
Wilmington
N.C
Charles S. Hamblin
the Treasury
John Skelton Willams
Currency
Railroad Administration
Frederick A. Delano
Henry C. Flower
Kansas City
Frederick H. Goff
Cleveland
James B. Brown
Louisville
John S. Drumm
San Francisco
Hamlin
Delano
Capital Issues
Flower
Goff
Paul Bf. Warburg
Harding
Finance Committee
Federal Reserve System
Mrt
Corporation
Williams
National Banking System
Federal Reserve District
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claimed Cure and Reward
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
F. J. Chueney & Co
Oho
Joy Riding in Tank A Rough Experience
In Birmingham on April 30 a group took a trial trip inside a British tank. They describe cramped access, secured holds, and violent movements as the vehicle climbed and descended grades while roaring machinery filled the confined space. The ordeal gives a stark sense of the crews’ peril amid gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Barry Addition Put On Market In Barry
Barry April 30. Walton and Faylor of Kentucky sold a 13 acre tract in northeast Barry after platting, grading streets, and auctioning lots. The community hosted a patriotic meeting at the Coliseum with Bishop Fawcett of Quincy urging Liberty Loan subscriptions. Ten men destined for Camp Dix were named, and local events included a bus line sale, Home Guards formed by Barry’s young women, a serious illness for Capt. H L Hadsell, a marriage north of Barry, farm sale, and a quiet school election.
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Tee Arnold
Wm. Wendorff
Jesse Wheeler
Jas. Mathis
Alfred Kelly
Claud Forshey
Dee Kellum
Claud Griffith
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Coliseum
Bishop Fawcett
Quincy
Liberty Loan
Barry
K. E. Barra
McVay and
Redman
Blessing Hospital
Hadsell
Adeliné Harrison
Elmer Torrens
Danby Harrison
John Carson
Diker
H. F. Farwell
Bonnie
Terre Haute
Ind
Karl Sessel
St. Louis
Gay Ware
U. S
Camp Funston
Kaw
Fred Trautwein
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
Sam Hill
Seattle
Wash
Kinderhook
Thos. Blair
C. J. Davis
J. M. Snider
Florence Padgett
C. A. Wright
Sutter Flags Old Glory Over Town
Sutter April 90 The loyal citizens of Sutter and vicinity raised a large flag on a new pole at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon. Named participants included Ross Rombaugh George Rombaugh George Lutman Frank Conover Bert Whitledge Walter Weston John Householder Marion Vradenburg and Ernest Bracken, Tioga. The Sutter school marched in to pledge allegiance and sing The Star Spangled Banner as the flag rose. Most residents assisted, except the postmaster and rural carrier.
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Ross Rombaugh
George Rombaugh
George Lutman
Frank Conover
Bert
Sutter
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War Finance Board
Fifth and Broadway
McVay
Kentucky
Sutter and Vicinity
Maxwell
Detroit
Wise Wheels
T. C. Nichols
Maine Street
Car Co
Maxwell Motor Car
American Automobile Association
A.A.A
Contest
A. A.A
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