Visiting bankers share views on finance and growth
A montage of bank leaders and discussions at the Willard lobby reveals optimism about U.S. banking expansion. Notables from New York, St. Louis, and Indianapolis address salaries, governance, and opportunities in coal, oil, and rail ventures amid a national credit upswing.
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G&s
Festus J. Wade
Mercantile Trust Company
St. Louis
Treasury
St. Louis 1
Wade
Mercantile ‘Prust Company
I. EB. Anderson
Ike
Rock Island Railroad
Wiggins Ferry
J. A. Bethune
Bank of
Clinton
N. C
Mberal
New South
James T. Murphy
Church Street
Rodenberg
East St. Louis
H. 2D. Sexton
Timels City Savings Bank
New Willard
G. W. Galbreath
Times
Third National
Wesker Hill
Mechanics
American National
Iowa
Gage
Bankers’ Association
Colorado
Mr. Hi
New York
Gome
Country Bank
Mr. Hill
Hill
Richmond
Money Kings Meet Bankers Afloat in Rainy Capitol Welcome
The reception for bankers on a naval training ship in the Potomac failed to attract guests as rain drenched uniforms and decks. Commander Stratton and officers kept vigil while well known banker George M Reynolds of Continental National Bank Chicago drew praise for reshaping his bank’s assets, amid a convention unfold.
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U. S
Bankers‘ Association
City of Washington
Graas
Capitol
National Treasury
G. W. Stratton
Potomac
Stratton
R. B. Brom
Keley
Rattan Ve
George M. Reynolida
Continental National Bank of Chicago
Reynolds
Chicago
Guthrie County National Bank
Pan
Reynolds brothers rise in western banks to executive posts
Ora Iowa and Arthur Reynolds, brothers and executive council members, have advanced to active executive positions in Chicago and Des Moines banks. Their rise reflects a Western finance trend toward lending to Wall Street rather than borrowing from it, driven by enterprising yet conservative methods.
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Ora
Iowa
Arthur Reynolds
Chicago
Des Moines
Wall Street
Santa Fe to Build New Link to Galveston
President Ripley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway plans a new rail line linking San Francisco with Galveston, Texas. The Gulf Santa Fe and Northwestern Railway is incorporated to build 350 miles from Brownwood northwest to Texico near the Texas and New Mexico boundary, connecting with the Santa Fe network toward Mexico and Albuquerque. The Western New Mexico Railway, a Santa Fe company, is constructing BTO from Mexico to Rio Puerco near Albuquerque.
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San Francisco
Galveston
Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Tex
Gulf, Santa Fe and Northwestern Railway
Brownwood
Texico
Texas and New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
Mexico
Rio Puerco
Albuquerque
BTO
Western New Mexico Railway
Washington Trust Company Head Nominated for Presidency
Batter Lupton of Indiana reportedly offered the presidency of the Washington Trust Company, formed by capitalists from New York and West Virginia. Lupton was yesterday nominated to the executive council of the National Bankers' Association, with Colin H. Livingston mentioned among the movers.
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New Washington Trust Company
New York
West Virginia
A. G. Lupton
National Bankers’ Association
Colin H. Livingston
Upton
Indiana National Bankers’ Association
Ashington
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Washington
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Wewcastle Bank
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National Park Bank
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Neosho
Missouri
Joplin
A. A Crane
Naional Bank of Commerce
Minneapolis
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Taft
Ene
Willard
William
Springer
Hoosier Bankers
Indiana
General Association
American Bankers' Association
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United States
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Farmers and Chants’ Bank
Elizabethtown
Toton
Middle West
Valle
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Colombia
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Burdette Hart
Bankers’ Convention
Bogota
Busi Tity Trust Company
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West Virsia
Nanea
Hart
Joseph E. Lands
First National
Fairmont
Ohio
Mr. Sands
Mir. L. B. Sands
National Exchange Bank
Wheeling
Oliver
Sprigg Sands
Wos
Clarks
Nue
Mgr. Sexton
Naval Reserve
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Realad Gay
W. M Hill
State Bank of Virginia
America
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Duffy
Duffy's
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Wreatler
REW Trust Company
Lupton
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Sunday Post
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Washington City
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