Denton Notice Urges Regular Delivery and Political Ads
The Denton Record and Chronicle asks subscribers to report missing Daily copies by 9 AM for replacement. It lists Democratic primary candidates for County offices and discusses reform ideas to curb self seeking in state races, citing a Denton swindle and a Prohibition context with Will H Mayes and editors Thompson and Rankin.
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the Record and Chronicle
Record
Chronicle
McKinney Examiner
Fort Worth Record
Houston Post
Austin Statesman
Will H. Mayes
Mayes
Post, Statesman and Record
Brother Rankin
Mr. Mayes
Maves
Texas
Thompson
The
Examiner
New Year Push to Insure Your Property Now
The notice urges immediate property insurance in 1914 with a strong call to action. It warns delaying could leave you uninsured and provides contact to see or phone for quick setup.
Denton Endorsement Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills
A Denton citizen testifies to kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. J R & R Dobbs, blacksmith of Denton, reports back pain and nocturnal kidney episodes improved after two boxes, with Doan's sold by J F Raley & Co. Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Denton
J R&r. Dobbs
Elm St
Texas
Dean
J. F. Raley & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Committee Meets in Dallas Texas Press Leaders Plan Tour
More than thirty leading Texas newspaper men met in Dallas to organize the State Press Association program committee and the National Press Association council on entertainment for its Houston meeting in April. Col F B Baillie of Cle burne and Lee Rountree of Georgetown chaired. A joint session was held at the Chamber of Commerce. The National meeting will tour much of Texas with Wichita Falls hosting the state gathering in May.
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Texas
Dallas
State Press Association
Council On Entertainment
National Press Association
Houston
Col
F. B. Baillie
Cleburne
Lee Rountree
Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Falls
Electric Bitters Heralded By Oklahoma Woman
Stomach, liver and kidney troubles, weak nerves, and female ills disappear with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma reports a dramatic recovery and urges every suffering woman to try the remedy. Each bottle guaranteed. 50 cents to 1.00 provided by H. E. Bucklen & Co.
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Eliza Pool of Depew
Okla
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Federal Reserve Act details in new currency reform bill
The article outlines the Federal Reserve Act with a central Federal Reserve Board, eight to twelve reserve banks, and dividend and surplus provisions. It notes how earnings fund the U.S. franchise tax and surplus until 40 percent of paid-in capital, plus uses for net earnings. It describes bank conversion to national banks and state bank membership, and cites President Wilson signing the Glass Owen currency reform. It also lists sections defining reserve cities and district division.
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United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Wilson
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Federal Reserve
Continental
Alaska
Central Reserve
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Board
National Banka
Secretary of the Treasury
National Monetary Commission
Naming Reserve Banks and Bank Membership Provisions
A historic act establishes the Federal Reserve Bank system with city named banks and district borders. It requires national banking associations and eligible banks to accept terms within sixty days and subscribe to 6 percent of capital stock within thirty days of district designation. Noncompliance risks loss of reserve status and rights. public stock rules and voting by Class C directors are outlined.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
National Banking Association
United States
District of Columbia
Organization Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank Branches and Corporate Powers Established
The act allows Federal reserve banks to establish branch banks within their districts and outlines corporate powers. It sets capital minimums, director selection between the reserve bank and the federal reserve board, and managerial designation. It details corporate status, rights to contracts, litigation, officer appointment, bylaws, and issuing notes backed by U.S. bonds, with limitations pending comptroller authorization.
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Board of Directors
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Classes of Directors in Federal Reserve Banks
Description of the nine member board structure for each Federal Reserve Bank. Class A represents stock holding banks, Class B includes members active in commerce or agriculture, and Class C is appointed by the Federal Reserve Board. Class C director residents, one served as Federal Reserve Bank chairman, and the chairmanship outlined. Provisions restrict senators, and prohibit Class B or C directors from certain banking roles. Capital stock per bank is $100 a share. After expenses, earnings division outlined.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Organization Committee
Congress
Federal Reserve
Creation of the Federal Reserve Board and its structure
The act establishes a seven member Federal Reserve Board including the treasury secretary and comptroller of the currency ex officio and five presidential appointees. Appointees must reflect geographic diversity, serve ten year terms, and two must have banking or finance experience. The secretary of the treasury chairs the board. officers may not hold other banking posts. The board can levy half year assessments on Fed banks to cover expenses.
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Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller of
Currency
United States
Senate
Federal Reserve District
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Banks
Washington
District of Columbia
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Continental
United States Treasury
Philippine Islands
Treasury Department
Fedeal Reserve
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board Powers and Banking Reforms Plan
The act outlines broad powers for the Federal Reserve Board to examine banks, publish weekly condition statements, supervise note issuance, adjust reserve requirements with graduated taxes, and supervise currency and discounts. It covers rediscounting, asset write offs, bank suspensions, officer removals, and relations with member banks, plus the creation of a federal advisory council and foreign banking reach.
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Ss. M. Bradley
A. P. Blankenship
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Orr
H.R. Wilson
H. V. Hennen
Pat Galligher
Jim Goode
Chas. M. Simmons
I. O. Findson
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Federal Reserve Act
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Carter Glasb
R. L. Owen
National Bank Act
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Reserve Board
Reserve and
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National Bank
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