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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1914

Page

9

Financial relief halts gold outflow and stabilizes New York banks

New York August 3 The financial position improves as comprehensive measures take hold. Clearing house certificates issued for bank settlements reach about 20 million dollars while large gold outflow to Europe appears halted. Banks extend deposits withdrawals pause, stock brokers anticipate long inactivity as markets reopen weeks hence.

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President Urges Calm Amid Europe's Storm for Aid to Mankind

President appeals to Americans to stay calm during the European crisis. He says the United States must help the world, warns against unfounded rumors, and vows readiness to stabilize finances. A neutrality proclamation may follow. Congress not necessarily in session. He praises bankers and business leaders for cooperation.

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Private banking trousse canceled amid exports to Canada

Private banking deals included a 500000 dollar export engagement to Canada, with another 1000000 dollar deal today for the Donashion, lifting midweek totals to about 6000000 dollars. Chicago and other cities adopt clearing house certificates as New York leads, amid foreign situation strains.

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Warburg Seen Likely for Federal Reserve Board Nomination

Still prevailing impression is that Warburg will be confirmed to the Federal reserve board. Two committee members oppose him, Senators Bristow and Nelson, due to Kuhn Loeb ties. Warburg, in Washington, has discussed policy with Treasury officials as hearings proceed. The President awaits word from a prospective nominee and may send the nomination soon if he accepts.

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Partisan Lines Ignored as United States Debates Currency Act

In a House session on Senator Owen's bill amending the Aldrich Vreeland act to widen emergency use, MATN and Madden urged nonpartisan action. Underwood praised Republican patriotism while cautioning on European gold hoarding and the need to suspend markets to protect American credit and finances. Glass argued strong treasury reserves make the move timely and denied easing protection only for bankers.

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Mrs Ollie James in Russia Seeks Aid for Washingtonians Abroad

Senator Olie James of Kentucky asks U S government to assist his wife in Moscow and extend aid to Washingtonians in Europe. State Department instructs consuls to provide every possible help. Names of residents abroad include Hough in Hamburg Gallager in Carlabed Erdinger Letterm an in Marienbad Letterman in Molly France Haupt in France Clapp in Germany and Noel Symons in Partenkerchen Bavaria.

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Senate passes peace resolution urging European truce

At Senator Gailinger's urging the Senate adopted a resolution dedicating itself to peace and goodwill, deploring war among European powers and hoping differences are quickly settled to prevent further destruction and waste of property.

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Banking Calm as Money Flows Under New Reserve Plan

Banks nationwide prepare to issue notes under Aldrich-Vreeland rules with up to 1% of capital and surplus. About 900 million plus 25 percent ready as basis, 5 percent reserve required, distribution across regions, and rapid engraving of new notes underway. Treasury, Warburg nominee, and Federal Reserve setup pace accelerate as gold outflow stops and trade possibilities normalize.

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Belligerent Can Cut Cables On Jurisdictional Lines

Officials note cables linking the United States and Europe fall under European control within the three mile limit. On reaching that shore, belligerents could cut the cables at the terminal’s government discretion, despite private ownership and international penalties.

United States Europe

Post Office Suspends Parcel Post to France and Germany

Postmaster General Burleson announced that Egypt requested halting money orders. He instructed nationwide postmasters to refuse parcel post mail to France or Germany until further notice after official suspensions from those countries. The move halts mailing of parcels to the two European nations.

France Germany Burleson Egypt United States

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