Money Trust and Banking Reform in Richmond Address
J Laurence Laughlin of the University of Chicago spoke in Richmond on the Money Trust and Banking Reform urging decentralization of credit, a National Reserve Association, and disfavoring speculation. He defined the Money Trust as a Wall Street led power over loans and credit, warned of interlocking directorates, and called for reforms to separate promotion from ordinary commerce to protect national prosperity.
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Richmond
New York
Mississippi
J. Laurence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Richmond Chambers of Commerce
Wall Street
National Reserve Association
Natisal Reserve Association
Laughlin
Money Trust
Congress
Bether
Oney Trust
Exports of Sewing Machines from the United States Rise
Washington May 13 exports of sewing machines are expected to reach a record high, possibly 10 million dollars this year. Since 1864 total exports exceed 160 million, with half since 1900. Europe leads markets, Scotland and Germany top individual countries, while Argentina Brazil Mexico and Australia show strong demand. The growth mirrors domestic industry expansion from 4.4 million in 1860 to over 28 million recently.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Sun
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce In Labor
Europe
South America
North America
Asia
Oceania
Africa
Scotland
Germany
Brasil
Argentina
Mexico
Australis
Tasmania
England
Cuba
Netherlands
Japan
Davis Elected Vice President Of Oklahoma Bankers
G D Davis of Claremore was elected vice president for Oklahoma of the American Bankers Association at a Tulsa business session. Fr M Spalding of North Enid named as Oklahoma member of the committee to nominate national officers. Former Congressman Robert W Bonynge of Chicago spoke on monetary reform.
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Tulsa
Okla
G. D. Davis
Claremore
Oklahoma
American Bankers’ Association
Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
Fr. M. Spalding
North Enid
National Association
Robert W. Bonynge
Chicago
Gas price hike aims to conserve scarce Kansas gas
Coffeyville readers learn Kansas Natural Gas Co seeks fifty cents per thousand cubic feet for city consumers to “conserve” gas, while local wells show strong output. Coffeyville may fund own city gas plants at four tenths of a cent per thousand, recouping costs in four years amid disputes over pricing. A railroad name change and vast expansion plans for the Kansas Oklahoma and Southern routes also emerge, with routes across Oklahoma and into Texas, signaling broader transport ambitions and port choices.
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Coffeyville
Kans
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Kansas City
Coffeyville Sun
Kansas Natural
Simpson & McNeil
Huffman Farm
Lawson
Etehen
Sas
George Campbell
Oklahoma City
Ben F. Harrison
Cherryvale
Oklahoma and Texas
R. Wade
Perry
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas, Oklahoma and Southwestern Railroad Company
St. Louis
Galveston
Kansas
Washington, Osage
Pawnee
Noble, Payne, Garfield
Logan
Kingfisher
Canadian
Blaine
Caddo
Custer
Washita
Kiowa
Comanche
Tillman
Greer
Beckham
Harmon
Jackson
Caney
Fayetteville
Ark
Washington
Nowata
Craig Mayes
Delaware
Pawhuska
Osage County
Osage
Tulsa
Creek
Okmulgee
MclIntosh
Hughes
Pittsboro
McAlester
Pittsburg
Latimer
Pushinataha
McCurtain
Shreveport
Louisiana
HI Reno
Houston
Orchards Become Bowers in Benton County Bloom
The Bentonville Democrat notes a record fruit crop with more than 6,500 apple trees in Benton county. Orchards are in bloom creating a scenic view, and the current crop is estimated to bring over 4 million dollars if conditions hold.
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Benton County
Bentonville
Frayser Files Petition Over Water Access
Dr. 8. B. Frayser asked the city council to exclude his land from the town and claimed no water was furnished. The claim was proved false as the city funded water piping to his property. The city’s bonded debt was set on the town’s property then. Frayser must remain and pay his share of taxes. The Weekly Chieftain offers 50 cents for subscription until January 1, 1913.
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Frayser
Chieftain
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Davis
Virgil A. Kinnison
Craig County
8. B. Frayser
No Drugs
H. Murray
S. Smith St. Vinita
Louis Bagby Ofce
C.S. Neer
First National Bank
A. W. Herron
Ofice
Barrett Building
Wilson Street
Adair Street
S. C. Rhode Island Reds
C. M. Davidson
R. L. Mitchell Cowan
Vinita, Okla
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Okie
Clark & Roberts
S. Wilson'st
Theo
D. B. Frear
F. L. Hughson
Wimer Drug Store
D. C. Heidtman
Fowler
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d'Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington Building
A Stubblefield
Scott Building
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
James
Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Vinita Oklahoma
W. H. McCann
Kinnison and Hollow
Duke
France
D. S. Warren S. Wilson
St. Vinita, Okla
Kansas City Weekly Star
Ofrers
the Star
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