The Hill Speech Continuing on Monetary Reform Plan
The article reviews the National Monetary Commission plan as a safeguard against political exploitation. It argues central reserve cooperation would stabilize banking, end reckless loans, and prevent 1907 style panics by freeing banks to meet depositor demands and support economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Monetary Commission
Vantrel Buite
Krivkurinwker Trug Company
Vcomains
New York
Nv York
Los Resort
Demarmis
al Arex
Vanes
Eit
Balines
Coumtty
Teeant
Clearit House
Central Reserve Association proposal warned by critic
A detailed discussion condemns or supports a Central Reserve Association as a stabilizing banking reform. It argues the plan would reduce unfair banking practices, promote cooperation over cutthroat competition, and allow notes to be issued with specie and short term paper backing. The piece cites impacts on Wall Street, small banks, and overall monetary policy, urging balanced regulation and national cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaien
Snoold
Cutlie
Central Reserve Association
Unter States
Ub-Treasieres
Ohio
Otaeled Kives
Uy Ciipae
Poltesens
Aldrich
Bach District Association
Imia
Shemever
Cental Reserve Association
Couriery
the Central
Heserver Association
New York
Wall Street
Hmit
Central Reserve
Purlic
Vox
Tt Corporation
Obituary and Social Notices From North Haven Herald
Mrs Catherine A Pershine aged 76 died last night at the home of her son Join Pershing in North Haven. Funeral services will be held from the home Wednesday morning after 10 o'clock with Key Bennett officiating. Burial will be in Murray Ridge Cemetery. Various local residents hosted birthday cards and visits with friends as the community shared condolences and updates from Elyria to Lorain and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Pershine
Join Pershing
North Haien
Social Visitors And Local Events At Home
Miss Virginia Bestor of Washington D D arrived to visit Miss Lucile Hinman on Lindle Avenue. Miss Marie Harnes of East Avenue spent Sunday with Mrs Terend Kennedy of Cleveland and attended a dancing party. Nell Davis, park custodian, confined to home by illness Saturday evening. N C Sorenson headed Sunday to Neenah Wisconsin to spend weeks with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cottier
East Bridge Street
Mirs
E. J. Roger
East S4th-st
Cleveland
J H. Early
Sa Hundred Club
Sixth Street
A. J. Robson
Ruby McClure
George Gerber
Walter Johns
Henry Wick
Malcolm Ely
Wick
West Avenue
Miss Seward
Broad Street
Sof Cleveland
Ethel Teed
East River
Howe
Virginia Bestor
Washington, D
Lucile Hinman
Indle Avenue
Marie Harnes
East Avenue
Terend
Charles #. Kennedy
Nell Davis
Park
Farewells Defeat the Oberlin Five in Saturday Game
The W. J. Farewell's basketball team beat Oberlin Business College in a fast rough contest at the Coliseum rink Saturday night before a large crowd. Captain Prosser starred with five field baskets. Close and Ellis led Oberlin with three baskets apiece. Farewells showcased improved teamwork and snappy passing. Next Saturday, January 27, the Farewells host the Wellington Skippers at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Coliseum
W. J. Farewell
Oberlin Business College
Prosser
Lovals
Close
Farewells
Wellington
Prosser Hammond
Urges tolerance with boys pranks at Oberlin church
Professor Fisk spoke at the First Congregational Church pulpit on The Bad Boy and the child’s influence. He analyzed boys stages and urged parents to take a sympathetic, patient stance as youths develop, rather than repress their impulses. One example contrasted boys labeled at home as James and at work as Jimmie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Congregational
Profisger Fisk
James
Jimmie
Professor Fisk
Bankrupt Henry Baxter Creditor Meeting In Elyria
Notice from the United States District Court Eastern Division Ohio Northern District reports that Henry Baxter of Lorain is adjudicated bankrupt on January 19 1912. The first meeting of creditors is set for January 31 1912 at 10 a.m. at the referee James H Leonard in Elyria to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct required business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Ohio
Hanry Baxter
Harry Baxter
Lorain
U.dersigned
Elyria
James H. Leonard
Elyria, O
Bankrupt Notice First Meeting of Creditors Elyria Ohio
Bankrupt W o Adamovich adjudicated. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the undersigned referee's office in Elyria Ohio on February 1 1912 at 1 oclock in the afternoon. Creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other proper business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dss
Ohio
Earvern
Bankrube
Adamovich
Elyria
The Choice of a Husband and Medical Ad Offer
A 1912 notice references James H. Leonard as referee in bankruptcy from Niseia O and a fragment discusses a woman’s frailties. An advertisement hawks Dr King’s Life Pills promising new strength and better complexion with 25c at Eady's drug store, touting restored cheer and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Eady
Plays and Players at Elyria Theater Tonight
The American Stock Company opens a second week at Elyria Theater with King Solomon Jr a clever farce. Charles Kramer stars, others in suit roles. Ladies night tonight with ten cent admission for coupon holders. Bill changes Thursday. Friday features amateur night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Theater
King Solomon Jr
Charles Kramer
Elyrim
American Theater To Start Continuous Showings
A policy change at the American theater launches today with vaudeville dropped for the first three days. Pictures run from 2 30 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 30 with all seats five cents. Beginning Thursday vaudeville returns with pictures and continues Friday and Saturday, plus Sunday concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Theater
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Choi
Josto
F.A. Brakeman Cio. Co
Ures
Ap Socur
Bell
Gertrude Parsth
Lurain
Juert Smyothe
Williams Stree
Orrin Pusher
Janes Brandau
Pete Burkline
Miss Hazel Terrel
Likewood
Albert Sauker
Charles Gray
Sundas
James Hrandau
Wi Canty
Ante Gwoliery
N.Y
James Carpenter
East River Street
Johnson Wits
Alice and
Warren Kane
Vermilion
Mrs
A.W. Peters
Hins Terrace
J. H. Lingerfelter
George H. Savage
I Fourth Street
Tarella Heid
Mary Gray
Smith
Harrison Street
Toledo
C. E. Lozier
Hill
George Brownell
Henry Norweb
Middle Avenue
T. J. Utter
Cleveland Street
George H. Ely
N.C. Sorenson
Neevah
Farewell
Oberlin Five
Ellis
R. F. Miller
Vs .S
Hanson-Close
Hoerle Johnson
Magness
L. G. Tulipan
Martin
Progeer
Hammond
Miller
Tulipan
Hanson
Referes
Hanmilton
Tim_er—Clough
Tain
Dreamland Theater
Safen
Elen Wall
A. DB
L. B. Fauver
Rot
FISK
Genuine
Massillon
Murbach Coal Co
City Fuel and Supply Company
Murbach Jewelry Store
Cedar Bereet
North Bell
Rawson
Ome
Niseia
Rockland
Amherst, U. U.S. A
Martin Mueller
Reublin Bros
B. A. Francis
M. J. Smith
Ried Avenue
Elyria Theatre
American Stock Company
King Solomon, JR
Shri Ccucpon
Pest
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