Secretary McAdoo Resigns From Treasury Post
William Gibbs McAdoo has resigned as Secretary of the Treasury and Director General of Railroads, saying he will pursue private business to build personal fortunes. He will stay on until his successor is confirmed, likely after December 2. Possible successors include James B. Forgan or Bernard Baruch, with others mentioned. McAdoo’s tenure shaped wartime finance, the federal reserve system, and U.S. ship subsidies, and his departure creates multiple vacancies across key agencies.
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William Gibba McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Provident Wilson
McAdoo
Washington
Wanlington
Jamon B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Mears
Bernard M. Baruch
Mansar
Harry A. Garfeld
Carter Glass
House Committee On Banking and Finance
John Skelton Williams
Railroad
the Treasury
Railroade
Federal Reserve Board
Farm Loan Board
War Finance Corporation
The
International High Commissions
Western Hemisphere
Ailce
Treasury
Congress
Houston
Federal Reserve Banking System
Union
Europe
Aldrich-Vreeland
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Peason
Kane Mig, CO
L. O,mith Bidg
Seattle
Wash
Lar
Wyoming Adopts New Policy on Royalty
The state of Wyoming enters a contract with Mutual Refining & Producing Co. to sell state oil royalty from lands in Big Muddy and other fields to Glenrock refinery. The move shifts royalty oil away from Midwest Ref. Co. and sets minimum royal ty at 10 percent with 5 cents per barrel to the state, with production estimates ranging from 1,000 to 6,000 barrels daily. The plan hinges on pipeline access, refinery readiness, and future state land yields.
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Wyoming
Mutual Refining & Producing Co
Glenrock
Mutual Co
Big Muddy
Mutual
Salt Creek
Bik Basin
Greybull
Commissioner of Public Lands
Wyoming Oil News
Mutual Oil Co
Midwest Ref. Co
Ray B. Lee
Public Lands
Kinney and
Elkhorn
Merritt Oil Corp. Jengen
Texas Co
Ection
Midwest of Co
Ohio of Co
Lusk
Mutual Refining & Producing Op. 1A
Kansas City
Reinery
Forgotten Battle Cry Of The Fritton Troops
The text describes a chaotic wartime scene with soldiers marching out, fighting through scrums, loading with pans, and pursuing an enemy labeled Vendul Besst. The narrator recalls promising to back the troops and stay home, assuring they would never forget the courage and duty of the soldiers beyond the cowan wot.
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Cowan
Dead Broke Count and Miss Smart Exchange Lines
A witty exchange reveals a count praising noble lineage while Miss Smart notes many noble lines end in broken fortunes. The dialogue hints at social pretensions and financial reality in a concise, humorous moment.
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Rewigna
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Farm Loan Banks
Mr. McAdoo
South America
Na Hons
Inddy
Hienloa
France
Earth
Belgium
Lana
Earl Wayland Bowman
Whiston’s Confectionery
Miss Smart
Hay War Savings Stamps
Beckstead-Bell Co
Telephone
Kemmerer, Wyo
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kommer
Tom Ming
Theo, Tillotson
Mutual Live Stock Commission Company
Omaha, Neb
the Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyo
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