Fed cuts rediscount rate in Atlanta and signals action
The Federal Reserve Board cut the rediscount rate at the Atlanta general bank to 7 percent for some maturities and 6 percent for others, with plans to extend reductions to other banks. Officials noted moves may spread to additional lenders in days ahead as broader easing takes hold amid wartime and monetary conditions.
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Cuts and votes on massive supply bills in 1915 Congress
Two large annual federal appropriation bills faced House action as lawmakers aim to pass the legislative and post office measures. The legislative bill covers 33,744,753 with an agricultural census and 1,008 temporary non civil service positions. the post office bill, the year's largest at about 321.7 million, omits Alaska service expansion but allows rural route trials and salary readjustments amid broader reforms.
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Progressives Lose House Recognition in New Appropriations
The Democratic majority stripped Karl Cooper of his $1,800 salary as special employe for the bull moose party. Victor Murdock had secured recognition for the Progressive group, but the next Congress will have few if any bull moose members, sparking the party’s diminished status and loss of organizational perks after November’s elections.
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Urges New Tax Plan in Virginia Debates
Capt. S. Roswell Donohoe outlined two taxation plans for the January general assembly before the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce. He promoted a segregation plan taxing banks and corporations for state revenue while keeping real estate and personal property taxes with localities of origin. The majority plan would create a three assessor commission with high salaries. Donohoe argued it upholds the current ad valorem system. State officials would oversee segregation, with no extra pay, and the plan claimed to benefit Alexandria. Other figures discussed but gave no firm commitments. Separately, Masonic representatives placed memorial wreaths at Mount Vernon for George Washington on his death anniversary, with prayers and a brief eulogy. The procession included Washington Lodge No. 21 of New York and Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4, among Alexandria-Washington Lodge No. 22 members.
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Mad Anthony Wayne Death Anniversary Highlighted
A brief reminiscence marks Gen Anthony Wayne's death 118 years ago, noting his Revolutionary War leadership, roles as general in chief, and pivotal campaigns including Fallen Timbers and the Northwest Indian conflicts. The piece surveys his later life in Pennsylvania and Georgia, burial in Erie before reburial at Wayne, Pennsylvania.
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Sereno E Payne Buried Beside Wife in Auburn Cemetery
The funeral of Sereno Elisha Payne veteran Republican leader in the House was held in Auburn at the First Baptist Church. Hundreds from Cayuga and neighboring counties attended with a congressional delegation of 60. Payne was buried at Fort Hill Cemetery beside Mrs Wayne Stores and many tributes flowed from Auburn citizens and organizations. The procession and services reflected a large local and national show of respect.
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Taylor Succeeds Constructor Watt In Navy Base
David W Taylor, senior naval constructor, yesterday assumed duties as chief of the naval base of construction and repair. He succeeds Richard Watt, whose four year term expired. Watt is now assigned to naval constructors with the rank of captain.
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