Bankers Convention to Convene at West Virginia Resort
The annual convention of the Tuptricl of Gelgimbla Bankerg aset olation will be held in June at Walts Gulpher Springs West Virginia. Committees propose plans including an essay contest for bank clerks in Washington with a trip to the convention as a prize. A Japanese loan announcement and large investment houses participation are noted. Branch managers of the Acacia Mutual Life Association pledged 45 million dollars of paid business for 1924, boosting in force to over 200 million.
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Walts Gulpher Springs
W. Va
Comelaw
West Virginia
Washington
Robert W Fleming
Harry ¥. Haynes
Bank Clarks
American Institute of Banking
Moni~ted
Europe
Tette
Acacia Afutual Life Association
Eee
Washington Post
MARKET REPORT FOR FRUITS VEGETABLES AND CURRENCY NEWS
Apples tomatoes celery and other produce shown moderate to light demand with steady or rising markets. Bananas onions peppers and potatoes feature varied availability and prices while a regional fruit and vegetable listing notes strong activity in Florida and California. The page also reports exchange rates with the dollar at 33 francs 14 cents and franc values across several currencies.
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Barish
Maryland
Myman
Florida
Aterial
Blanonog
Plalles
Montly
Ateady Entornia
Jeaberg
Pota
Atrore
Mae Steady
Michy
Oncke
Rau
Samand Mowse Atenay
North Cerome
Renee Quaiity
Ot Sheen
Aorer
Erarre
California
Holley
New Code Aims to Ban Wood Sheds Within City Limits
A new building code draft prohibits construction of wooden sheds or frames inside city fire limits. Major John W. Oshman notes the measure follows Senator Copeland’s proposal to remove wood sheds and high fences worst near the district. Officials say some owners acted in good faith and cannot be forced to tear down compliant fences and sheds.
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Piatriet Offidiaia
John W. Oshman
Tetriat
Ihapadter
Ailhoufoa Pestercaya
Oshmann
Copeland
New York
Woodanadé
Officiing
Feneta
Stock Market Notes and Livestock Prices Ledger
Market summaries show cattle and beef steer bids easing with mixed demand. Lambs and calves feature steady to higher prices. feeders and mockers hold firm. Receipts and offerings run heavy, with several districts reporting price ranges and noted weight classes in a brisk trading day.
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Auzepartmes
Bieers
Ted Aber
Eines Re
Farmers Seek Return of Economic Harmony
Plans for improving agricultural conditions and restoring economic normalcy were outlined by prominent speakers at a meeting in northwest Washington. Senators urged cures beyond the three mile limit, backing federal aid to Europe to expand a world market and supporting tax revisions. Wilful diversification and skewed industrial growth were cited as causes of farm distress, with Agriculture Secretary Walley and several farm leaders presenting committee appointments.
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Bhagel Messing
National Board of Farm Organizations
Atreet
Northwest
T H Carana
Europe
United States
Norris-Sinclair Corporation
Congress
Smith W. Brookhart
Arthur Capper
Peter Norbeck
Wallech
John A. McSparran
Pannestranis State Grange
A. C. Davis
National
Parmnera’ Union
Richard Pattee
WK Im. Reichert
J M Collins
W BR Deak
Woc Lansdon
Baltimore Markets Record Prices Across Poultry and Eggs
Baltimore market page lists prices for live poultry and eggs including ducks, hens, roosters and pekin ducks. Notable figures show hens at six dollars and roosters around twenty dollars, with regional mentions of Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia markets and seasonal offerings.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennaylvenia
Virginia Southern
Erie
Chamber of Commerce Names Two Committees
Washington Chamber of Commerce president Tsant Gans announced the appointment of committees for public notices and fire protection. The list includes numerous members from law, business, and civic groups such as Charles W Dart, Albert Schuiteta, Dr Bernard A Baer, Walter Chalterston, and many others, with Henry Hidikiste chairing the public affairs committee.
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Tsant Gans
Washington Chamber of Commerce
yeater@oy
Stninittaer
Poliveemi Fire Protection
Charles W Dart
Cateman
Albert Schuiteta
Byron 3. Adama
Hels D Angel
Bernard A Baer
Walter Chalterston
Don Barry
Jorwin J. Battle
Mende
Bennand
Simon Bete
Joseph A. Berberieh
Andrew Bete
Harry L. Binok
A Bryjawek
Guetay Busahola
David J Buckingham
Chilies A Camalier
Thomas A Cantwell
Harry R Carroll
MO Chance
Roy C Claflin JP Culten
Ralph A Davie
Wo Gilbert Dent
J. Fred Bier
Mark Dobrin
Irvin T Donakes
Garl Droop
John
King Kinnorr
Oasen Kohnee
Ph Lee James Robert II
Mitcigton
Arthur C Mosea
Phelps
Lawrence D Rubel
Gers
Hettwich Sinclair
Sohn
Ff Smith
John Eon
Caroline
Tufts
Joseph I Weller
Molle
Oscar MM White
Gaorca M Whittwell
Guy Withers
Oscar T .Wright
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Ralph OW. Lee & A
Commeres Commission & Order
Dolara
North
Tad
Our Securities Department
Allan E. Walker Investment Co
Southern Building
Gai Redin
National Metropolitan Bank Capital
15Th St
U. S. Treasury
Dean, Onativia & Co. Stock Exchange
New Tor
Stock Breheage
Cuvago Stock Exchange
New Yor Curb Market Association
N. Vocation Exchange
Ohicage Board of Trade
NY. Produce Exchange
Minnneapolia Chenther of Commerce
Woadward
John Carcan Wlalghliv Mamaer
ICL. Rust Company
Main
S.W. Straus & CO
Wyratasie
Fbtg
National Metropolitan Bank Summa
Washington, D.C
OTS
W. S.C
Te Ea
Monais A. Glaber
Acacia Manager
Logal Produce Market
Paris
France
London
LE Stock Market
Chamber OF Commerce
Gans
Moody’s Ratings
Arnold Aml Company
Eye St. LW
Equitable Co-Operative Building
Amneta
Equitable Ent
Jonn Joy Bdron
Peenident
Remncde
Tee
Commercial Loan and Finance Corp
16Th St
Porto Rico
National City Company
Malta
Shannon & Luchs
St. N.W. Main
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
15Th Street
N. W
Notloss
Ke Flh.smith CO
Bulid
Washington Suburban Sanitary District
Acta
General Assembly of Maryland
Ths
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
The
Commission
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Howard Duckett
Amory 1
Pooliy
Sondarn
New York Ave
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