Goverment urged six remedies for agricultural credit reforms
Eugene Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation told President Harding that six remedial actions are needed to fix the agricultural credit system. Proposals include reorganizing paper for notes, supervising livestock loans, extending loan periods, redrawing banking regulations, and allowing limited branch banking to widen credit access. Extension of loan authority to January 1, 1923 was suggested pending legislation and implementation.
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Astociatea Preas
Harding
Eugéne Meyer, Jr
War Finance’ Corporation
Meyer
Bf Nfeatock Joan Companies
Féed“Sral
Hanks
Federica Fé‘mbrve
War Finance Corporation
Ar. Meyer
Federal Farm Loan
Joint Stock Land Bank
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Mr. Meyer
Reédia
Cutlla Pa
Central Banking Debate Over Branches and Rates
The article records Mr Meyer arguing against overcentralisation in banking. He contends that expanding branch networks and reducing rates would harm farming districts and harm financial facilities, while warning that too much central control could increase branch numbers and enlarge the radius of parent institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Éisa
Indiana Alumni to hear address at University Club dinner
Dr. William Low presides as Indiana University president addresses the Alumni Association at the University Club tonight at eight. Camden R. McAfee will preside during the event. A reception for attendees will precede the dinner hour, with Congress members among the guests receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowa
Heya
Indiana University
Indiana University Alumni Association
University Club
Camden R. McAfee
Pongréss
Doyle claims ectoplasm proves spirits with 60 photographs
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle spoke at the National Theatre arguing ectoplasm links the dead to the living. He presented more than 60 photographs and described ectoplasm as a medium substance that forms animated intelligences during seances, dissolving in light and requiring dark rooms for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Congn Doyle
National Theater
Washington
Arthur-de
Merchant Marine Topics At Chamber Convention
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States plans its tenth annual meeting at the Willard May 15 to 18 to discuss European conditions and their effect on American business. Secretary Hughes and Hoover contributed to an extensive program while Arthur Balfour attends as vice president of Associated Chambers of Commerce. Delegates will hear about civic development domestic distribution fabrication and production transportation and communication with social events including a beesnte?tion. Officers include Joseph U. Detreéa president Huton H. Goodwin president vice president DB. A. Skinner secretary John Joy Edson treasurer and A. C. Bedford chairman of the executive committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Mérchant Marine
Chamber of Commércid
United
Willard Hotel
Sécrétarias Hughes
Hoover
AnneMy
Albert
Associated Chambers of
Commeé
Great Britain
Joseph UI
Détreéa
Hutot H. Goodwin
DB. A. Skinnér
John Joy EdSon
A. Co.” Bedford
Exdeuthyé
Ribs Smashed In Crash Involving Two Automobiles
Harry Wilson of 405 Franklin aiport northeast was treated at Willétxenty Hospital for multiple rib fractures and internal injuries after his car collided with a second vehicle driven by D. Didmann of Cherrydale Va. The crash triggered a pole capsize and Wilson, rescued by a passing motorist, later regained consciousness before being moved to hospital in serious condition. About 100 gallons of corn whisky were found in the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Franklin
Wilson
Shrine annual service at Trinity Community church closes
Sermon and rites marked the Shrine annual service at Trinity Community church Third East Ostradt North West. The event drew a large crowd with the glee club and band performing, ending a season of observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity’ Community
Gles Club
Aluthbere
Rainbow division vets oppose new regulation at national HQ
Rainbow division veterans in Washington oppose a regulation adopted last night citing allied armies and U S obligations as reasons for the stance. The message comes from total headquarters and signals a move after the next convention in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Division
United States
Rainbow Association
Washinston
Minnéapolis
Father killed by son in Blair Road shooting
Police report 54 year old Peter Rothenbuscher died from a single pistol shot to the stomach at Blair Road northeast. The weapon was allegedly taken by his son during a domestic dispute prior to an inquest at the morgue. The son was arrested following the incident last week.
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Peter Rothenbucehier
Blair Road
Ferday
Amer
Digtelet
Téd Rothenbuscher
Ybara Ai
Brecinet
Rothénbiéchér
Bedarié
Fighting in China Report Claims Chang Tso Lin Victory
In Machahg fighting Gen Chang Tso Lin reportedly won a victory while Wu Pei Fu's forces suffered heavy casualties. Proclamations denounce Chang Tao Lin as monarchist and former bandit. French and British gunboats arrive as martial law questions loom in concessions.
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Chang Tsd-Lin
Arpidian
Chang Tsao-Lih
Chang
Tientsin
China
Associated Press
Chang ‘Tso’Lin
Machahg
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tao
Née Toréigh
Iitidana
Teafie
Shanhalkwan
Lord and Lady Astor Guests at Diplomatic Socials
The article details Lord and Lady Astor hosting and attending events in Philadelphia yesterday. Generals Pershing and guests were among the attendees, with gowns, hats, corsages, and car rides noted. A British ambassador and Lady Geddes held dinner for foreign delegates and plans mention future receptions and peace league sentiments.
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Loratos
Astor
Alene
Virginia
Aéior
Aimbrassador
Geddes
Carey Thoinda
Lady Astor
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Washington
Aston
LioraiGéorgé
Gets 2 000 new members drive announcement
Davidaon, executive secretary of the association, announced 2000 new members for the Association For the Advancement of Colored People. Westley was added, Louise M. Dohgom of the Republican party substituted for Melvinator Cormick, and Coralie Cook presided with La Dyer as representative.
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Association For ‘Advancement of Colored People
We Teac
Davidaon
Association
Atteficion
Westley
Louise M
Républican Party
Cormick
Spd
Coralie Cook
la Dyer Pdtirenaed
Wreath laid at Unknown Soldier grave by Overseas Legion
Ceremony at Arlington cemetery yesterday featured Dr John Van Schinck and General Pershing as Women’s Overseas Service Legion members recalled the World War sacrifices. Members spoke of aid to soldiers in trenches and the aid workers who provided food and support at home and abroad. The service ended with a wreath placed on the Unknown Soldier grave and a tribute to front line volunteers.
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Arlingon
John van Schinck
Women's Ovérseas Sérvice Legion
Gen. Pershing
Arington Cemetery
Oswald Chew
Legion
Ghela
Pershing
Women’s Foundation To Form International Committee
Hemisphére will be gathered by Pan American and Hound Table members and presented to the foundation in Washington next Spring. Notable diplomatic women join as honorary members including wives of ambassadors and ministers from Spain Cuba Bulgaria Bolivia and Czechia among others. The international committee will comprise 1000 women from around the world and meet in Washington.
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International Foundation
Sendra de’ Ballivian
Miss Brepatiek
Sistas
Czethiodlévakia
Bmine
Varela
Uruguay
Mes
H. Mazon
Griswold
Ady
Afl
Howard Sutherland
M. L. Martin
James Rodgers
Thomas
Gratelitan
Washington
Overseas Service League Holds Washington Session for World War Helpers
Delegates and speakers from the Overseas Service League United States arrive in Washington for sessions opening at the YWCA building. Notable attendees include General Pershing, Jules Jusserand, Sir Alexander Geddes, Mrs. Oswald Cheyt, and Mrs. D Braydet Kyle. A reunion dinner at the Grace Dodge Hotel and White House events mark the visit. Wednesday features visits to veterans hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lambié
League
Washington
Larz Anderson
Chey
Kylé
Loujéé Wells
Chicago
Lena
Hitchcock
Helene de Gabriel
John, van Schatck, Jr
Dad Wiley Returns Home From War Service
Dad Wiley a Red Cross worker since the war began left service yesterday and returned to Jamestown New York. He served at Welter Heed hospital two years mainly in operating rooms and in wards offering cheer before operations and after anesthesia to patients.
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Dad Wiley
Red Cross
Welter Heed Hospital
Jamestown
N.Y
Wiley
Sale of White and Colored Madras Shirts
Sale of shirts made from fine madras and other fabrics in various color combinations and plain whites. They look like shirts costing twice the price and come in sizes from 13 1/2 to 18.
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Women’s Overseas Service League
Altadelphia, Press
Indiana
ALUN
Bryan
Tallight
Doyle
Christ
Arthur
Sir Arthur
ShPlaess
Virginia Burley
Burity
Wee
Rainbow Offices
Rex
Wilcome
Soital Véteranis Archea
Peter Rothenbuecher
Inj
Inquest
Lord and Lady Astor
Philadelpha
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Wea
Adiieez
Toni
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Erik Kctlingy
Women’s Overseas ‘Legion
Arlington
Joe
Liéadérs
World
Hupmobile
Sterrett & Fleming, the
Washington, Bc
North
Call
Frankin
Tronke
N.E
Tophams
Ashington
Will-Advass
Vand
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Werton
Overseas Service League
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General Pershing
Expeditionary’ Force O6
Expeditionary’ Force O6 Ever the Ten ‘Ata Mags
Central
Sieveren
Belgium
Gouritéss
Helenie
Dé Gabrel
Bellin
Jules Jusserard
Auckland Geddes
Oswald Chetv
Ational
D. Braydet Kylé
Philadelphia
National Legislative Committee
Hones
Reed
Hospital
Monterey
13Th St. NW
13Th
Pa. Ave
Adams
Chapin-Sacks “Corporation
Samuel C. Rodman
Honing
Washungtoh
District of Columbia
Pegutage
Beorriacy Bistan
Wiscofath
Ingépine
Simpson Co
Westies
Gall
Aemeling
Oxford
Madras
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