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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1913

Page

12

Opposition to Currency Bill Opposes Bank Control Shift

Boston bankers oppose the Glass Owen currency bill contending it would force banks to subscribe to federal reserve stock and cede management to a government dominated board. They warn of unconstitutional takings, political misrule, and broad socialistic aims, urging Congress to modify provisions. A. Reynolds of Des Moines spoke at the American Bankers Association convention. An 8 12 pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wahl near Waterloo, named Gladys Edna.

Boston American Bank Association National Monetary Commission Congress Central Reserve Association Federal Reserve Banks Central Reserve ‘Association Federal Reserve Board Commission A. Barton Hepburn Chase National Bank of New York James B. Forgan First National Bank of Chicago Festus J. Wade Mercantile Trust Company St. Louis Joseph T. Talbert National City Bank New York George W. Reynolds Continental & Commercial Bank Chicago John Perrin Parrin Los Angeles Levi L. Rue Philadelphia National Bank Philadelphia E. K. Howe Grapisent Princeton Bank Princeton Uler Ie Federal Reserve Bank Bankers In Convention Central’ Reserve Association Bastkers Glass-Owen Federal Reserve” Banks Reynolds Bankers Arthur Reynolds Des Moines American Bankers’ Association Harry Wahl Waterloo Black Hawk Road Gladyce Edna Wahl

River Front Wall Plans Ready to Let. City Symbolizes Cooperation

City plans for a 360 foot retaining wall between Bridge and Fifth streets, designed by City Engineer Charles A. Roby, will be let within ten days at an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. The Waterloo Cedar Falls Union Mill Co. pledges cooperation, with river dredging needed after rains. Nearby football notes cover Iowa City schedule changes and player injuries as prospects for a featured game next Saturday. an advertisement promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for children’s stomach disorders.

Bridge Fifth Streets Charles A. Roby Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co Peddicord River Front Commission Fourth Street Iowa City Ashley Davis

BeatowA City Slogan Spurs West High Team Bid

West High athletes chase a state high school championship as Coach Fred McClain pushes every effort at the west field. This marks the first chance for the school to contend for the state title and players seek to seize the moment.

West High Fred McClain

Can't Help But Admire Babies and Mother’s Friend Ad

An old advertisement praising Mother’s Friend as a breast preparation that eases pregnancy. It claims it lubricates nerves and muscles, prevents breast cake, and reduces pain. It promotes a $1 bottle and offers a book from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Bidg

Kurtis Barber Shop Relocates to Hope C Martin Building

Charles Kurth announces move from the Commercial National bank basement to the Hope C Martin building on Sycamore street. The new shop will span a 20 by 74 foot room with six chairs and future furniture and cleaning pressing services planned. Brigadier and Mrs. Robert Dubbin of Des Moines will visit Wayerville Monday October 27, their first city trip.

Charles Kurth Commercial National Bank Hope C. Martin Sycamore Street Mr. Kurth James Black Dry Goods Company Robert Dubbin Des Moines Waverly

Bank Clerks in Role of Students in Training Plan

Waterloo Bank Clerks association considers affiliating with the American Banking Institute. A literary committee led by George Williams will study the plan as officers are elected for the year. If joined, locals would act as students in a course designed to teach nuances of finance and banking.

Wa[terton Bank Clerks’ Association American Banking Institute Leavitt & Johnson National Bank George Willams Waterloo Association Banking Institute Inurope Celal Waterloo Conrad Kimm Harold Ruge Verne Barthhing H. W. Stewart Walter Blevens

Freed of Murder Negro Confesses

Los Angeles police say the Black man confessed to killing Mrs. Haskins of Compton and setting a hotel fire and poisoning a woman. He claims no motive beyond an uncontrollable urge to kill and was acquitted in a separate murder case. Det. Burr and accomplice visits link Waterloo relatives to ongoing cases across California.

Los Angeles M. Haskins Compton iCal Coresage Harris Haskin Victor Ettinger Kansas City Waterloo Vinton

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