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Texas and the Southwest Book of Facts : An Argument for the Location of a Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas

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Texas and the Southwest Book of Facts : An Argument for the Location of a Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas

DATE: February 9, 1914

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ABSTRACT: Argument in favor of a Federal Reserve Bank in the city of Dallas proposed by C. W. Hobson (President of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce), R. H. Stewart (President of Dallas Clearing House Association), and S. W. King (President of Dallas Cotton Exchange).

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Texas and the Southwest Book of Facts : An Argument for the Location of a Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas, Documents Relating to the Establishment of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/archival/6400/item/609228, accessed on February 2, 2023.

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