Owen and Reed push Kansas City for regional reserve bank
Chairman Owen and Senator Reed discussed Kansas City as a location for a new regional reserve bank with President Wilson. No decision was reached on federal reserve banks or board membership. Reed urged appointing Dr. J. T. M. Johnson of the National Reserve Bank of Kansas City to the board.
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Owen
Reed
Senate Banking Committee
Wilson
Kansas City
Congress
Banking Committee
White House
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
J.T. M. Johnson
National Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Gloomy Outlook for the Strikers in Depew
Martial law cloaked Depew New York as militia patrolled streets overnight. Gould Coupler Works strikers faced refusal of reinstatement and possible eviction from company houses, with guardsmen accompanying the day shift from Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Depew
N. Y
Gould Coupler
Buffalo
New Rate on Livestock Declared Unreasonable
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled in Washington that railroad rate increases from the Southwest to Wichita were unreasonable. It ordered Western and southwestern lines to resume old rates for shipping via Altus, Oklahoma, to Wichita, Kansas after a Wichita Business Association complaint.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wichita, Kan
Western and Southwestern
Southwest
Altus
Oklo
Wichita
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cotton Warehousing Plan Gains Momentum in Carolinas
Enthusiastic Carolina meetings appoint a committee to develop a southern warehousing system for cotton. The plan envisions co operative warehouses across the South with receipts, sealing, auditing, and banking guarantees to aid farmers merchants and manufacturers, backed by a new board free from user ties.
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Carolinas
South
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
New York
Charlotte
J. B. Duke
Col. T. G. Bush
Birmingham
Million Dollars Guaranteed for Cathedral Nave
New York March 25 A fund of 1 000 000 is guaranteed the trustees of the Cathedral League to start the nave of the Episcopal Cathedral of St John the Divine Bishop David Greer announced that 100 000 was already available much of the rest pledged and gifts arriving daily With this sum they may begin work on the nave Previously they would not break ground until 1 000 000 was in sight and 250 000 on hand No more than 250 000 can be used in any one year It will take 5 000 000 more to complete the e
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Associated Press
New York
Cathedral League
St. John the Divine
David Greer
Robbers Torture Storekeeper in Cheneyville Heist
Two masked robbers tortured William Lyles at a rural Cheneyville store to force the safe combination. They heated axle grease poured on his feet and fled after a nearby resident frightened them. Bloodhounds tracked them but no arrests were reported by nightfall. Lyles lay in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Cheneyville
William Lyles
Lyles
Vassar Students Rally to Aid Wellesley After Assault
Poughkeepsie March 25 Vassar students plan to raise one thousand dollars and forward it to Wellesley college authorities as sympathy for their sister institution after an assault incident reported yesterday.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
E Vasear
Wellesley College
Aessauttig
Commissioner McKay to Glean Up the Underworld
New York police commissioner Douglas Il McKay issued an ultimatum to habitual criminals to leave the city or face life imprisonment on a felony conviction. He favors sending determined offenders to Sing Sing for life as a deterrent amid a spike in safe robberies on the lower East Side over the past six months.
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Associated Press
New York
Douglas IL. McKay
Lower East Side
An Old Fashioned Woman Worries Over Death of Cold
A cautious woman spends much of her time fearing that no one will endure the cold death.
Republican Primary Vote in Wilson's State Opens Campaign
In Wilson era New Jersey Seventh District four candidates vie to fill the Bremner seat. Primary results show Republican Don H. Drukker ahead by 1 203 votes over the closest rival amid 9 000 GOP ballots across eleven candidates. Democrats name James J. O Bryne with 4 500 total across five candidates. Progressive and Socialist each field one candidate with 400 and 700 votes respectively.
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Associated Press
Aterson
N. J
Congress
Robert G. Bremner
New Jersey
Wilson
Don H. Drukker
James J. O'Bryne
United States
Hughes
Progressive
Socialists
Steel Magnate Phipps to Retire From Corporation
Henry Phipps, long associated with United States Steel Corporation since its founding, resigns from the directorate and the finance committee. James A. Farrell to take his place on the finance committee. Phipps cites desire to focus on private enterprises and philanthropic work.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Phipps
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Phipps
Bihothes
Sr Caenae
Cube
Sex Hatred Debates in Modern Society by Lucille Caine
A critique of articles on sex hatred argues they are fundamentally incorrect and reflect a mental intoxication. The piece contends women seek equality, cites education and industrial roles, and asserts mothers influence national destiny without instilling sex hatred in their children.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertises Darkening
An old-time ad promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur as a hair darkener that restores natural color and lustre. It claims quick results, stops itching, and smooths dry gray or streaked hair. The copy touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur products as trusted, simple treatments.
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