Bankers End 31st Convention With Social Fanfare
The American Bankers Association wrapped up its 31st annual convention in Washington after a week of talks on currency and banking practice. John T. Hamilton of Hoopeston was elected president, with officers and a 10-member executive council chosen. a five-member currency committee to meet before next year’s gathering was approved. A strong social program and praise for Washington closed the event as delegates toured Fort Myer and Mount Vernon.
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American Bankers’ Association
United States
Harvey J. Goulder
Cleveland
Ohio
Derarme
Counvy
Executive Council
Prage
Uned
John T. Hamilton
Hoopeston
Trista
Whitson
Natonal City UK
New York
Main
Selr
George M. Reynolds
Continental National Bank
Chicago
TH. Multan
EAS View
Riggs National Bank
Washington DC
J L. Edwards
Merchants’ National Bank
Burlington
Tawa
H B Wilcox
Easier Furst National Bank
Baltimore
J J Sullivan
Central National Bank
Joseph Chapman
Northwestern National Bank
Winneapolis
Winn
A . Lupton
Blichford County Bank
Harford City
Ind
H P Allard
A Tennifield
First National Bank
Airhards
J. D. Powers
United States Trust Company
Louisville
Col. J. J. Sullivan
Ralph van Vechten
James R Branche
William C. Fitzwilson
E A. Potter
American Trust and Savings Bank
Alfred H.gurtis
National Bank of North America
F. EK. Marshal
St. Louis
Columba Theater
Raye
L. C. Murray
Charles Sprague
New York City
Savings Bank
Duff
Pittsburg
Swinney
Branche
Hamilton
Walker Hill
Virginia
Russel
Detroit
Cavalry Aril
Fort Myer
Mount Vernon
Association
New Willard
Edson
Beavers
Mr Edson
Andrew W. Parker
Washington Loan and_Trust Company
Frederick Eichelberger
John Joy Holgaon
George Fleming
Charles B. Howe
Wallace McK. Stowell
J. Selwin Tait
Washington
International Banking Corporation
Messrs. Taff and Prosser
Western Union
Frostal Telegraph Cable Companies
Hethell
Chesa Peake and Potomac Telephone Company
Longdistance Telephone Company
F Street
Avenue
Milton F. Ailes
Bankers’ Association
John Joy Edson
District Bankers’ Association
Charles C. Glover
H. B. F. Macfarland
Gen. Green
Army
Pan-Amercan Sanitary Congress
Alles
Ee Ae
John Farsons
Mr. Farsons
J. F. Wilson
San Francisco National
California
Western Pacific
Moffat Line
Rock Island
Clark
Wilson
Pacific Coast
Rater
San Francisco
Ma. Bowles
American National
Bankers Say Their Adieus at Brilliant Willard Convention
The bankers association closed its annual convention at the New Willard with a reception and supper for members wives and daughters. District officials and prominent citizens assisted as lobbies parlors ball and banquet rooms overflowed with visitors from across the country nearly 2500 attendees filled the hotel. Evening dress gowns autumn foliage and flower displays complemented orchestra music in a continually evolving scene.
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Bankers’ Association
New Willard
Association of Bankers
District of Columbia
Bankers at Convention Debate Modern Finance and Travel
President John H. Michener of Bank of North America contrasts Civil War era lending with today noting quick decisions and formal changes. The gathering includes bankers from Philadelphia to California, highlighting currency flexibility, ship subsidies, and Western railroad growth shaping banking and regional power.
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John H. Michener
Bank of North America
Michener
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Weaver
James N. Kehoe
Maysville
Congress
Capitol
Bankers’ Convention
Montana Banker Talks Range Horses and Copper
President George L. Ramsey of Union Bank of Hele na Montana discusses the state's mining and livestock strength. He notes copper and wool leadership, vast arable land, and range horses shipped south and to Iowa. Also features remarks by George W. Peltier of Sacramento on reclaiming 1,000 60 acres in San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys with federal, state, and local support and potential War Department and Reclamation Bureau involvement.
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George L. Ramsey
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Mont
New York
Northwest
Montana
Pacific
Japan
Nippon Kingdom
South
Iowa
George W. Peltier
Sacramento
State Bank of California
West
California
San Joaquin
War Department
Reclamation Bureau
Congress
Senate
House
Holston Conference disciplines minister over kiss dare
Special to The Washington Post fromristot Virginia October 13 The Holston Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South fixed six months suspension from the ministry for Rev W W Hicks of Chilhowk Virginia arraigned for accepting a dare to kiss a woman member of his congregation. He said he would appeal the code. The conference also passed a resolution commending President Roosevelt for peace negotiations between Japan and Russia and directed a copy to the President.
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Washington Post
Ristot
Holston
Methodist Bepiscopal Church
South
W. W. Hicks
Chilhawk
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Wife Granted Him Divorce in Brooklyn Suit
Bernard Kettell filed for absolute divorce from Ida F. Kettell in Brooklyn Supreme Court. An application for alimony and counsel fees was submitted, with Ida alleged to have deserted him years ago as the case proceeds in The Washington Post report from New York dated October 13.
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B Kettell
Ida F. Wilson
Keattell
Crounda
B. Ketteld
Maddox
Bernard Kettell
Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Ida F. Kettell
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