Far-Reaching Currency Bill Overhauls U S Finance System
Washington outlines a sweeping new currency and banking law creating regional reserve banks, elastic treasury notes, and government guarantees. Banks must join, hold reserves, and can borrow against commercial paper with a federal reserve board oversight.
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Disputed Points Adjusted in Conference on Federal Reserve Provisions
Conference changes to banking measures modify the Federal Reserve structure and stock rules. Alaska is excluded. regional banks must hold 4 million dollars minimum capital and 8 to 12 districts. Individuals may buy up to 25 000 dollars in reserve bank stock with voting limits for nonmember banks.
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Five Fundamentals of the Currency Bill
The draft currency plan would have notes backed by government guarantees and gold reserves. It envisions a flexible currency, regional banks funded by member banks, and a national board of seven appointed by the president to oversee the system.
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Fire at Kee Company Wool Factory Inflicts Heavy Loss
Sioux City reports a fire at the Kee company wool factory on Nebraska streets caused about 11000 in damage. Insurance covered most losses while rapid flames spread to an adjacent warehouse. Keefe estimates 32000 loss to the building and 4000 to machinery with 5000 to material. Fire was blamed on defective electric wiring and was guarded by watchman Frank Biffle. Five lines of hose fought flames from all sides, and the blaze severely hampered operations.
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Victims of Forgery Sweep City Stores
Seven local businesses were defrauded by forged checks drawn on the First National Bank. A short man used names including P. H. Faris and Arthur Parts, with checks made to Roy Wilson, Roy Smith and Joe Roberts for small sums totaling 44 dollars. The culprit fled, leaving damaged clothing store victims Count include Snodgrass Clothing Syndicate Clothing Hub J Herman J O Gregg I A Dodge Co and E A Westbury. Cardiff Giant Changes Hands Port Dodge J R Mulroney buys gypsum statue after two years of effort and will exhibit at Panama Exposition.
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Grain Business at Spencer Elevators Reaches Market Total
Two of three Spencer elevators handled about 95 000 bushels last week. If others sold 10 000 more, total 106 000 bushels would bring nearly $60 000 at current prices. Clay county may have moved about 400 000 bushels the past week, about $280 000 in receipts.
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Peculiar Suit for Damages in Distetel Garbh
Mrs. Rhea Minkler sues for 16000 dollars claiming she contracted smallpox as a hotel guest in a village. She alleges defendant's negligence caused her illness and lost employment in the theatrical business.
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Obituary and anniversary notices from Burlington and Hampton
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Libetta Peasley aged six at Burlington after a fall and hospital stay. A Golden Wedding is celebrated in Lemare for Mr. and Mrs TB Mree nia married Dec 23 1863 at Independence. Hampton notes the death of 84 year old Mr Boral C Mott pioneer resident, with descent mentioning daughter Myr Pelary and migration from New York in 1869.
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Fragmented OCR Note on NKc Ty Clave Event
Readable text shows a garbled entry mentioning NKc Ty Clave and related actions. Details are unclear, with missing dates names and places. The fragment suggests a report or notice but lacks concrete facts to restate.
Des Moines Saloon Petition Upheld by County Board
Des Moines officials and county judges upheld a petition to ban liquor sales, preserving the saloon’s operation for the moment while litigation looms. Judge DeGral denied a writ of certiorari, and the county board declared the petition sufficient, delaying a final court outcome.
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Waterloo Train Collision Hurts Four Children
Horrified witnesses watched a Great Western train plow into a car carrying four children aged 2 to 12 at Waterloo. The frantic father tried to crank the engine but was too late. the car was dragged about 100 feet on the pilot, heavily damaged, yet the children escaped unharmed.
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Parole Granted in Woodbury County Robbery Cases
Two inmates William Shipley and Ludwig Larsen were paroled by the Woodbury county court system. The decisions followed arrangements aimed at adjusting sentences and enabling parole, affecting the cases tied to robbery and forgery.
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Farm Home Blaze Kills Seventy-Year-Old Invalid
Toby Severson, 80, died in a fire at the An son Rynergon farm residence six miles south of Ames. Six women in the household and a school teacher boarder were injured by jumping from the flames.
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May Elect Dr Cowan for University Professorship
Iowa City report notes Dr Cowan of Obleagata discussed for a university college surgery professorship. Mentioned in connection with Heili Dy. Billings and Dy. Ney, noted Chicago surgeons.
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Man Ad Conducti in Paris Boarding Incident
An incident in Paris involved a man described as conducti boarding a vehicle or facility. Details are unclear from the fragment, but officials indicate an event requiring attention.
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