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527.-5 - Monthly report of Public Relations
Departments of FRBanks
(Xpr. - Dec. 1925) 1
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i
ACTIVITIES 0? THE BANK RELATIONS
BAMKS FOR THE MOUTH OF DBCEJjBER 1926.
Meetings
fias-2 m s h e a
Banks Visited
3
61
10
128
”
Philadelphia
1
49
1
Cleveland
1
148
•
Richmond
3
122
Boston
Hew York
*
Ho Activities
Atlanta
v V * x
1
•
<
:
Chicago
•
122
°
St3 Louis
2
187
°
Minneapolis
4
7
-
Kansas City
o
<>
=
°
Dallas
5
96
°
__3 ^
^ 3 4 ^
3
San Francisco
Total
32
953
4
X, ErafSVB.BANK fig
.
m..7 M
Visits to Banka
Representst ive
So R® Bishop
.
Member
Non-Member
68
3
Total
61
•*
Speeches
Pate
Speaker
Organization and Place
18-16
Mr , Garrick
Secretary
The Liens Club0 Lowell» Mass*
12-89
Oovo Harding
12-31
Mr. Garrick
Sub ject
"Federal Reserve
Systemo"
Suburban Bankers8 Meeting
Young1s Hotelo Boston
f3ome Principles
l
Bankings"
of Sound
Rotary Club0 Medforde Maeso
"Federal Reserve
System."
•
HSPOM? OF U51IBER BASK RELATIONS pgpASffilKM
^51
I so
naxxa
ot
g*m
Member
J . H. Buchan
W> F» Copeland
J * C» Diaokert
H S Downs
* o
0 * L Blake sica
u
H W Snow, Jr©
. o
B L, Theobald
o
Nonmember
15
1
6
1
5
U
■3
C
«*
=
5
5
B
55
17
5
6
-2A
-Jfi
yotal
1
6
1
4
4
6
26
5
6
JX
US
ffub.led
Or^aiHlion
pat*
12/ 1
12/ 5
Wo So Burgess
W» Bo Burgess
12/ 9
Wo ?» Copeland
12/ 9
W» Ro Burgess
12/10
12/10
G* 3» Roberts
H, So Downs
W» 3* Burgees)
Ho M. Sidney )
12/15
G*
Roberts
12/15
H* 3* Downs
12/17
Ho 3» Downs
U00)
Passaic Rotary 01ub9 Passaic, L Jo
Annual Convention of tie Building sad
Loan Associations of Hew Jersey,
(285)
Elizabeth, No J »
Kiwania Club of North Hudson^ Union
City, New Jersey*
( 75)
Meeting of tbs Metal Bed and Spring Bed
Institute, Hotel Cozanodore, N» Yo
( S )'
O
Mineola Lions Club, M i n e d a, t e Ye
i
( 55)
Kiwanis Club, Norwalk^ Conn©
( 70)
Economics Teachers Association, at
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Meeting of the Joint Kiwaais Clubs of
the Oranges* Orange, N, J »
Nassau Bankers Round Table* Hempstead
Country Club, Hempstead, No Yo
Jamaica Station Association, Eagle
Palace, Jamaica, N* Y»
(100)
( 50)
a*
System
. P Re system
©
First Ten Years cf
Fo R© Bystem
General Business
C tioas*
ondi
Fo Ro System
F© R- System a d
n
Its Relation to
Business*
F* R« Systems
Also Fo R* Film
F« Ro System
Relations of the
Fo R* B n tv Its
ak
Member Banksu
Fo Ro System
( 28)
to
_r&jfflagta._far.A&arter_ ;
8
l a v a a t j l o n g,,rslatljre
J « Ho Buchan
H. So Downs
H • Z<> Persona
Arthur Phelan
( 60)
'Fo
3
1
1
_JL
__ &
Charters approved:
*
*
disapproved:
5
J*
Sir&tilJyaycej,
12/ 9-11
12/16-16
12/19
H» 3» Persons
A » J * Pax st
T
Jo H* Buchan
Second National Bank, Elmira# So Y*
Union City National Bank, Union City, S» J
Pxrst National Bsts»k, All end ale * N ® J »
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OF BA 2 I. RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
4f
FOR THE BOOTH CP DECEMBER 1925,
Report of visits made to member and nonmember banks during the month of Decembera
Member
Renresentative
Non-Member
Total
12
44
2
5
35
Me Foulk
32
3
L & Be Donaldson
14
49
Speeches
Date
12-14
Speaker
Wm. Ho Hutt
Organization
Combined meeting of
Kiwanis and Rotary
Clubs•
Subject
Perpetuation of
the Federal
Reserve System
Attendance
60
Meeting held
12-7
Three members each of group 1, 2, 3* 4. 5, & 6» Pennsylvania Banks Aesno ,
three members of New Jersey Bankers Association and three members of
Delaware Bankers Association as representatives on Federal reserve re
latione in district #3 held a yearly meeting, w ith luncheon, at the
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia to discuss relations between the
Federal reserve bank and the banks of our districto
rs u M b jm m .w j-a m m
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1925«
Representative
Member
Non-^eaber
Total
Bo Be Bill
38
8
46
Ho Ko Boyd
29
3
32
Co Fo ^ C o a b s
IS
1
14
FoBo Reynolds
41
16
_ga_
121
27
148
Speeches
Number
Date
12-19
Speaker
Jo Lazar
(Cincinnati
Branch)
Organization & Place
Subject
Warren County Bankers6
Assn*, Lebanon, Ohio.
Eligibility of Paper
for Rediscount,
Present
55
Miscellaneous
Mrn G o A* Stephenson attended the opening of the new building of the
Wakeaem Bank Company, Wake mem, Ohio on December 16th,
Mr. Co Fo McCombs attended the opening of the new banking rooms of the
First National Bank, Houston, Pa,» on December 16th,
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
19
240
215
Total
474
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RESERVE 3AHK OF RjCiaigCT
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1928 o
Visits to Banks
Member
Non^Member
30
16
46
13
1
14
5
-
6
WoHo Wheelwright
24
10
34
FoWoWrightson
16
1
23
88
34
122
Ho
To Clements
Jo To Garrett
Jo Ro Tucker
Total
Speeches
Date
Speaker
12-9
A 0Ho Dudley
Organisation and Place
Elktea Rotary Club,
Subject
Federal Reserve System
Blkton, m .
12*8
Mo F* Reese
Senior Class, Baltimore
City College,
Baltimore, McL
12-19
Co Ao Peple
Group 10, North Carolina
Bankers * Association,
Asheville, No C 0
Federal Reserve System
"The danger of takirg the
Federal Reserve System
for granted*"
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F g p ^
sag«y
W
M
B
DEPARTMENT
FOfi„TKE MONTS OF DECEMBER 1925.
KC
ACTIVITIES
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK CF CHICAGO
REPORT OF BARK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MOUTH OF DECEMBER 1928,
(Chicago territory only)
Keniber
Non-Member
Total
11
7
18
L. T„ Falk
25
13
38
F 0 A 0 Ford
16
16
32
G„ Ho Shyder
14
8
22
PoRo Winegardner
10
2
12
76
46
Do
B* Braun
Total
122
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF STo LOUIS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1925 0
Visits to Banks
Total
Member
Non-Member
LcBo Donnewald
IS
13
31
Co Fo Ferry
36
25
61
W, L, Gregory
18
28
46
,£ 3„
.
49
C. L» Mott
26 ;
89
©8
187
.V \
f
Number
jfe -t *>»
Date
Speaker
Organization Addressed
Subject
12«4
Fo No Ball
Missouri School of
Accountancy and Law
The Utility of the
Federal Reserve
Systei
12-15
Colic Stewart
Class In CtoBo&Flnanceo
Washington University^
S t 0 Louis*
Explanation of Federal
Reserve Act
Meetings Attended
None
175 visitors were conducted through the building during the month.
Present
103
50
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Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
Non-M®mber
Tota:
H« Hal!6riberg
1
•
l
H.D. Sh&rratt
2
1
3
R, E. Towle» Mgr =
Helena Branch
3
„
3
„
_
~
Speeches
Number
Date
12-8
Speaker
do
JoFo fibereele
12-29
do
Subject
Present
Federal Reserve System
and lie Relation to
State and National Banks»
250
Winnipeg Bankers0
Lecture Club^Winnipeg 0 Memo 3 Canadao
The Federal Reserve
System and Its Relation
to Banking in the
United States*
260
Conference of
Minnesota County
Agents & Agricultural
Specialists at Unlver«
sity Farm0 St. Paul,
Minn.
Business Conditions
in the United States
and in the Northwest
ioday0
100
Salesmens Convention
of the B, Fo Nelson
Manufacturing Ce=
Minneapolis, Minn®
New Standards in Invest«
ment Management«
,
Curtis L. Mosher Business Mens0 Association-Minne&pol is
12-18
12-17
Association & Place
50
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1928 *
No Speeches Made
No Bonks Visited
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
Total
59
26
67
174
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PALLAS
o
m.
FOR THE
I
REPORT OF BASK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
DECEMBER 1925 O
Visits to Banks
Renresentative
Meniber
Non-Member
Total
C, L, Childers
24
11
35
A, Eo Lanier
24
4
28
J, F# Clouse
24
3
27
Bo Bo Schrulst
. ®„,
77-.
®
5
as
18
Speeches
Speaker
Pate
Organisation & Place
12-29
Co Lc Childers
12-29
Co Co Walsh
Subject
Lions d u b D Hillsbor©0 TeXo
"The Feed Situation
in Texas3"
Pallas Advertising League
"Westernizing Pallas"
..4 ■
and Pallas Technical Club
,-'%k«r Hotelo Pallas o Tex*
12-17
do
Exchange Club 0 Dallas» Texo
12-2
do
Bankers Wives' Club, Pallas, "International World
Texas,
Topics of General
Interest - LOCARNO"
12-19
"Constructive
Citizenship"
Federal Reserve Agent Walsh attended the Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration
of the First National Bank, Terrell, Texas 0 and gave an impromptu radio
talk in honor of the occasion, - - "Fifty Tears Banking"0
Visitors
Bankers
Others
Total
14
58
69
FEDERAL R E S ^ T C . I OF SAW FRAHCISCO
BAI K
REFORt OF B A p RELAT IOKS DEPARTMENT
FOR ,.TOE BO?TO.OF.jLECm
Member Banks ^isitsdo
a
M SB-
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
.0
. 0
too 33
Non—Member Banke ^isitedoooo»oo»ooo«*o
X
Meeting's Attended.«. »•.. 0.. • . . . 00»»
3
Speeches
Number
2*S&
12-1
Association & Place
Wo Ac Bey
Lions Club Lime he on 0
Subject
Prss< nt
Federal Reserve System
110
Palace Hotel 6 San Francisco
12»12
Mr 6 Motherwell
Meeting of Group 4 0 Cali®
Financing
f ornia Bankers Association
Mission Inn9 RBrerei4@
9
California^
12-29
C» Ho Shaw
Meeting of Pacific Economic Proposed Federal Banking
Commercial Conference 0
Legislation
Seattle $ Washo
185
Meetings Attended
12-5
1 2
- 1 2
1 2
- 1 2
Mr= McRiiehie
Meeting of Group
Mr, Scheldt
Mra Summ
Meeting of Citrus.Belt Bankers 9 Association,,
Mountain Meadows Country Club 9 Pomona 0 Calif,
Mr. Bavls
Meeting Spokane
8
e California Banker ® 0 Association
Santa Rosa, CaliforniaQ
Cotmty Country Bankers 6 Association,
Spokane* Washingtons
50
5 ^ 7 , -s-
/ / ij o / ^
A C T m i l E S OF THE BAKK RELATIONS
DEPARTMENTS OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE
BANKS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 19££0
No,, Speeches
Boston
Banka visited
MeetInge
Attended
Conventions
Attended
6 6
-
*
13
71
-
-
Philadelphia
5
56
1
-
Cleveland
3
141
1
-
1
-
Z
-
t v;>
New York
Richmond
44
Atlanta
*
*
Chicago
-
196
-
«
St. Louie
3
1 0 0
1
*
Minneapolis
5
4
Kansas City
1
6
•
-
Dallas
-
149
-
1
San Francisco
Z
54
4
1
33
887
10
Total
Z
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V
FEDERAL RESERVE BASK OP BOSTON
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1925,
Visits to Banks
Representative
Ec R» Bishop
Member
60
Non-Member
6
Total
66
Speeches
Bate
11-16
Speaker
Mr* Carriole,
Secretary
Organization & Flag#
Kieanie C'luo0 raiingtoa, Mass*
Subject
:f«dei«vl FUsewe S>»Uia<,
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REPORT OF MEMBER BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
NOVEMBER 1 to NOVEMBER 30. 1925
VISITS TO BANKS
•
Total
Member
H#
F.
S,
We
L,
W#
Buchan
Copeland
Downs
Snow, Jr,
Theobald
Van Loan
11
2
4
4
3
-
10
8
8
62
J,
W.
H.
H,
E,
G,
Nonmember
9
71
20
10
9
13
8
23
9
‘
11/ 4
D. H. Barrows
11/ 5
11/12
G* B, Roberts
G, E. Chapin
11/12
G, B, Roberts
11/14
W. R. Burgess
11/17
W. R. Burgess
11/17
J, C, Dickert
11/19
11/19
W#
Copeland
L. R, Rounds
11/19
G. E. Chapin
11/23
H . W, Snow, Jr*
11/27
First Ten Years of the
Passaic Exchange Club, Pass:a.ic,
N. J.
(20) Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve System
Exchange Club, Bound Brook,
N.J,
(20)
Rotary Club, Woodbridge,N.J. (30) Federal Reserve System
Some suggestions
The Elmira Association of the
for Credit Men•
National Ass*n of Credit Men,
(50)
Elmira, New York.
Federal Reserve System
Meeting of the Long Lines
Traffic Dept,, American
Telephone & Telegraph Co,
(50)
New York City
New York Money
Annual Conference of the Harvard
Committee on Economic Re search, ■ Market.
New York City,
(300)
New York Association of Purchasing Federal Reserve System
Agents, New York City,
(150)
Students of Manual Training High
Talk on F. R . System in
„
School, Brooklyn, N. Y,
conjunction with Film.
(1300)
i
t
n
i
i
n
i
i
i
t
m
i
i
W, F, Copeland
11/ 5
Subject
Organization
Speaker Supplied
H. S. Downs
Rockland County Bankers Ass 'n,
Suffern, New York
(75)
Lehigh Valley Association of
Credit Men, Bethlehem, Pa • (65)
Standard Banking Class of the
Buffalo Chapter, A.I,B,
,
Buffalo, N* Y,
(45)
National Exchange Club,
Manasquan, N. J ,
(18)
Federal Reserve System
Some Suggestions for
Credit Men.
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve System
Investigations relative to requests for charters:
J.
w.
H,
R.
H,
F,
S,
M.
Buchan
Copeland
Downs
Gidney
2
1
Charters approved
6
4
1
8
”
disapproved
2
8
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2
Special Service:
11/ 6- 7
A.
H»
A,
A*
H.
11/10
11/ 10-11
11/21
11/23-24
J.
H.
J,
J*
Z.
Faist
Wighton
Faist
Faist
Persons
First National Bank, Bellmcre, N. Y*
Citizens National Bank, Rahway, N. J,
Suffolk County National Bank, Riverhead, N,Y,
Community Trust Company, Bloomfield, N, J,
Savona National Bank, Savona, N* Y,
f e deral reserve
11/ 3
11/ 7
11/ 7
11/12
13
11/14
11/14
11/16
11/19
11/21
11/27
11/27
11/27
11/30
11/10
22
film shown
Cleveland School, Cranford, New Jersey (200 students present)
39 students and teachers of St* Elizabeth1s College,
Convent Station, New Jersey, at F, R, Bank of New York,
12 students of Mount Holly-Hi-y Club, at F. R. Bank of New York,
Cheney Brothers, So* Manchester, Conn,
15 students of Theodore Roosevelt High School at F. R. Bank of N,Y*
60 students of Barnard College at F* R, Bank of New York,
25 editors from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut at F.R, Bank
of New York*
15 students of Graduate School of Business Administration of
New York University, at F. R, Bank of New York*
Y* M. C, A,, Wilkes-Barre, Pa#
10 students of Ridge field Park Schools at F, R, Bank of New York,
15 students of Columbia University at F, R, Bank of New York*
10 boys from Y.M,C*A,f Mineola, N.Y., at F. R. Bank of New York*
Y* M, C. A., 215 W, 23 Street, New York City,
Film was shipped to John Sheay, County Agent, City Hall,
Jordan, Minnesota, to be used at County Bankers Meeting.
\
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OF BANK. RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 192Bo
Report of visits m & s to member and non®
member teres during the month of November 8
Representative
LoSo
Member
Donaldson
Mortis
Ncn-#ember
total
36
13
49
2
5
18
1
m
Foulk
38
Speeches
Date ’
Speaker
Organisation
Subject
Number
Present
11*16
Go E« Lloyd
Board of Directors»
Farmers Besik of
Mercersburg, Pa.
Liquidating private banks
and Federal reserve member
ship.
25
11-17
G. W. Norris
Engineers Club,
Philadelphia, Pa,
(luncheon)
Federal Reserve Systems
78
11*19
Wnu H. Butt
Kiwanis Club,
Quakertown. Pa,
Perpetuation of the Federal
reserve system.
11-23
Go Wo Norris
Bond Club, Bellevue
Stratford Hotel 9
Philadelphia, Pac
Inflation and the Federal
reserve system,
40
11-24
*»o Ha Butt
Cumberland. Co, Bankers
Associationc Bridgeton,
Perpetuation ©f the Federal
reserve system.
36
No Jo
Mr, Morris Feulk also attended the above meeting 0
Conferences attended
11/2,3,4,5 & 6 - Go Wo Norris attended the conference of governors of Federal
reserve banks in- Washington, D„ Cj
11/5 - Re L, Austin attended!the combined conference of agents and governors of
Federal reserve banks in Washington, Do C,
Meetings attended
1 1 / 5
- f , M, Miller, Jr. and S, R« Bari attended a dinner meeting given by Reward
t
Fleck, president of Jenkintora Bank and Trust. Company, Jenkiatevn, Pa,, In connection
with the opening of their new bank and building.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MOUTH OF NOVEMBER 1926«
Visits to Banks
Renresentative
Member
Total
Non-Member
E 0 Eo Bill
33
14
47
Ho Mo Boyd
16
»
16
C 0 F* McCombs
15
6
20
40
104
18
37
141
Fo Bo Reynolds
■
Bat®
Speeches
Organization & Place
Speaker
Number
Present
Subject
11.17
f 0 Manning
i
Croup 1 Ohio Bankers * Assn®
Cincinnati Branch Dayton, Ohio®
Federal Reserve System®
200
11-25
D» C. Elliott
Kimnis Club Luncheon
Willoughby, Ohio®
Federal Reserve System*
25
11**18
Jo Bo Anderson
Canton Chapter A® I > B.
Canton, Ohio.
Practical Operations of
the Federal Reserve System®
30
Group Meetings Attended
11-17
Group 1 Ohio Bankers9 Assn® Dayton, Ohio
L»
Manning
Go A® Stephenson
Ho Mo Boyd
Miscellaneous
Messrs* G* A» Stephenson and E» S« Bill attended the opening of the new bank
building of the Mahoning National Bank*, Youngstown, Ohio on November 14th»
Messrs0 Thoso C, Griggs and!Pc A* Brown of the Pittsburgh Branch attended
the Second Annual Meeting of the Washington County Bankers0 Association held
at Washington, Fau 0 on November 30th
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
Total
31
39
112
182
FEDERAL RESERVE BAMK OF R ICIIMOCT
m
,TKE MOUTH , £ „ l 0 { i
C . . | - E ffl.EBJ.a^.
Visits to Banks
Member
Non <Member
*
Total
W c To Clements
Z
•
£
Jnoa To Garrett
z
-
Z
JoRo Tucker
6
-
5
W» H» Wheelwright
s
4
10
PoW.Wrightsen
1 1
26
_14 _
18
£ 6
44
Mr. W„ W. Heaton Attended a meeting of
8
of the North Carolina Bankers Associ
ation at Chari siteo N. C 0 0 ©n November lltho
Group
a a k m s m jm ji
sa.
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 19£5Q
Greup Meetings Attended
N©w 0 0
Gr®up 9
Mississippi Bankers Association
Gulf pert
Mr 0 James A* Walker
Cashier New Orleans
Branch*
Nevo 18
Greup 5
Mississippi Bankers Asaeciatien
Newton
de
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FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1925o
(CMc&gs Territory enly)
Member
Bo Brann
Men»M©mber
Tetal
S3
15
38
Lo To Falk.
16
7
23
F, A= Ferd
£ 6
Jc C. MeMimmftn
1 0
36
4
-
4
Go Mo Snyder
26
36
64
F*R. Wlneg&rdner
2
?
4
31
124
72
196
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FEDERAL RESF.CTH 3AHK OF ST- tf-VIS
REPORT OF BARK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE 110KTH OF NOVEMBER
Visits t® Banks
Member
Nm-Megaher
Tetal
6
6
12
Co Fo Ferry
18
10
28
W Lo Oregery
o
19
18
37
C. L. Mett
14
9
57
43
L oB o Bennevald
100
Meetings Attended
1 1 -1 1
Gv Mo Stewart f
t
Lo B» Dennewald
Keselu6 9
ke
Mississippi
Bankers
Aseeciati®n<
Speeches
Bate
Sneaker
Organization Addressed
Subject
Number
Present
C, Mo Stewart
What the Federal
Reserve System
Means te Yeuo
n
A« lo Bo Glas«e
% e Federal Reserve
60
Bine Bluffo Ark,
11-11
System*,
Junier Chamber tf
The Federal Reserve
Banka
Greup 4.) Mississippi
As8eclatienc
KescluskSe Mississippi0
Bankers
11-23
1 1 -1 1
Co Mo Stewart
So C 6 A d a m
CemercSe East Sto
Leuis, IlllneiSo
50
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS
REPORT OF SAUK RBLATXOHS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1925 c
Visits te Banks
Representative
Member
Nen-Member
Total
1
2
1
-Z—
1
2
1
4
F* Mo Bailey
H„ Ballenberg
H. Do Sharratt
e
4
-
Speeches
Isate
Speaker
Association & Fiscs
Number
Present
Sub Ject
li~£0
Curtis Lo Meeher East Side Neighberheed Federal Reserve System
Clubo Minneapolis, Miim*
and Its Relation te
Banking in the Ifelted
Stateso
11=4
JoFo Sbereele AoIoB* Chapter mt AoBoAo
fSinneapeliSo Mina<>
Banking Condi tlens in
She Northwesto
35
300
11-10
do
University ef Hinneeeta
Seminar in Seheel ef
Business o Minneapelis,
Mimic-
de
25
11-14
d®
Harvard Ecenemic Committee
on Eeemmie Research
(7th annual conference)
Beaten, Massachusettso
de
264
11-1©
B, Vo Meere
Minneapelis Sales
Managers Luncheen Club,
Minneapelis, Mimic
Business Condition©
50
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS C U T
U t S O J l L S m ILLATIONS DEPARTMSIiT
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 19250
Speeches
11-12
Sov» Wo Jo Bailey
Opening of Denver Branch "Federal Reserve
Bank Building0 Denver0
Syst©m0"
Colo 3
Banks Visited
John Ho Martin.
Kansas member banks
6
Visitors
Bankers
Kansas Teachers
Students
American Royal Stock Show
Miscellaneous
Total
129
29
30
30?
77
632
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v
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DSFARTS^NT
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1925o
Visits te Banks
Tetal
Member
Nen-Me*ber
Special
J 8 F, Clause
35
1
-
36
E. B, Sehwulst
26
-
-
25
C„ ho Childers
27
7
-
34
A a E e Lanier
39
14
1
' 54
126
22
1
149
Repreeentat ive
Cenventiens Attended
11/6-7/26
Mr» Wo Jo Evans and'
Mo
attended the Arisen*
Bankers Cenventlen held in Biesnix9 Arlzenao
Visiters
Bankers
MtoAuburn Seheel
Students
°thers
Tetal
12
62
30
04
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wm:
V '
P S P E M L RESERVE
M a a -gr-MB*
BASK OF SAM FRANCISCO
bb^ io s jpewnisw
k
FOR THE KOHTH OF NOVEMBER 1925.
BtllkS '^iSZtSd o
« c « » » o e o » o o o e e
4i
Sen-Member Banka Visited........... 13
Meetings Attended..................
6
Speeches
Date
Speaker
11*3
Allan Spreul
11-17 Mr. McRltehie
Asses laiioa & Place
Subject
Number
Fresen
The Oakland Advertising Club
Betel Oakland* Oakland» Oslo
Ten Years ef the
Federal Reserve
System
Class #f Finance & Censers*0
Federal Reserve System. 50
60
University ef Santa Clara9
Santa Clara0 Calo
M e e t t o e Attended
11/6-7
Mr o Clerk
Mr» Metherwell
Cenventien ef Arizona Bankers0 Asseciatienp
Pheenix* ArizenSo
11*14
Setmldt
Mr. Dura
Meeting ef citrus Belt Bankers' Aggeei&ii#a(
,
Puente* Galo
11-14
Mr. Davis
Meeting ef Bpekane Cernaty Ceuntry Bankers8 Aeseeiatien*
Reckferd, Washington.
11-28
Mr. Motherwell
Mr. Schmidt
Meeting ef Grsup 5» California Bankers1 Associations,
Ambassador Betel, Lee Angeles* Cal.
11-28
Mr. Davis
Meeting ef Whitman C e m t y Bankers* Association,
Calf ax, Washington
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/ ojdih-t
ACTIVITIES OF THE BASK RELATIONS
DEPARTWWTS OF THE TWELVE FEtERAL RESERVE
BANKS i OR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925,
*
NOo Speeches
Bantcs Visited
Meetings
Attended
Boston
8
86
New York
6
1U6
2
Philadelphia
O
64
1
Cleveland
1
181
7
Richmond
°
79
2
Atlanta
2
°
5
Chicago
=
212
=
St * Louis
o
117
8
°
7
Minneapolis
e
Kansas City
2
111
Dp H a a
1
41
o
San Francisco
o
80
5
lp077
57
Total
25
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF BOSTON
REPORT OF BANK R EL ATI CHS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 19250
Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
Non°Member
69
17
Eo Ro Bishop
Total
86
Speeches
Date
Speaker
Organization & Place
Subject
10-14
Mr. Curtiss* Nato Assn» of Cotton Mfrso, Boston "Use of Bank Statistics1
1
Fo Ro Agent
Masso
10-21
GoVo Harding Stockholders’ Meeting of Federal
Reserve Bank* Boston* Masso
"Legislature Affecting
the Future of the
Federal Reserve System"
10-21
Mro Curtiss
do
"Conclusions of the
Federal Reserve Agents
on Reserves"
10-21
Mr. Carrick
Secretary
Interchange Club* Boston* Mess0
10-21
Mrc Warren* Retail Credit Men’s Assn0*Boston
Manager
Industrial Statis
tics Division
"How a Credit Man Can
Use the Federal Reserve
Bank Retail Trade
Reports"
10-24
Mr, Bishop
Ethan Allan Club* Burlington* Vt0
Member Bank
(About eighty present)
R e p re sent ati va
"Federal Reserve System"
10-27
Mr. Carrick
10-28
do
Roterv Club* Mansfield*
do
M
asso
New Bedford* Maas«
"Federal Reserve Svstem"
do
do
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a
c
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF BOSTON
The third annual meeting of the stockholders of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Boston was held at the bank’s building in Boston*, on Wednesdays
October 21o
This meetings like the first two meetings, was called by
the Stockholders’ Advisory Committees which is elected bv the member banks
end is composed of active executive officers of seven member banks, two
in Massachusetts and one in each of the other New England states, and the
program for this meeting, like that for the other two meetings, was in
the hands of the Advisory Committeeo
The meeting was called to order at 10s50 AoM
by Mr0 Ro Ao Onthank.
President of the Safety Fund National Bank, Fitchburgp Mass*, who as
Chairmen of the Stockholders6 Advisory Committee, presided*
There were
about 500 persons in attendance at the meeting, all of these, with the
exception of the directors and the senior officers of the reserve bank
who were invited guests, being officers and directors of member banks*
At the invitation of the Stockholders’ Advisory Committee,
Mr c Frederic Ho Curtiss, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Federal
Reserve Agent, and Governor Harding addressed the meeting, discussing
respectively the conclusions of the Federal Reserve Agents’ Committee on
Reserves as set forth in a recent report of that committee to the Federal
Reserve Board, and the effect of legislation proposed at the lest session
of congress dealing with the powers of national banks, reserve requirements
and the note issue powers of the Federal Reserve ftenks*
The meeting was then thrown open to remarks from the floor, in
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accordance with the suggestion of the Stockholders’ Advisory Committee
that the meeting be an open forum at wlich arty representative of a
member bank might bring up any matter of general interest©
During the
ensuing discussion* severalresolutions were offered from the floor*
these being referred to a Resolutions Committee of twelve, created by
vote of the meeting and consisting of one national bank representative
and one state member bank representative wherever possible from each
of the New England statese
After adjournment* luncheon was served in the bank’s cafeteria*
and later the Resolutions Committee came together In one of the con®
ference rooms of the banko
The committee meeting was open to any
member bank representative and a large number of officers of member
banks attended the meeting of the committee, the ensuing discussion of
the resolutions presented at the morning’s meeting being interested and
interesting©
At 5:15 the afternoon session of the Stockholders' Meeting was
called to order by tho Chairman, Mr% Onthank* and was largely given
over to consideration of the report of the Committee on Resolutions©
Aside from a resolution dealing with the procedure to be followed in
the case of resolutions presented at future stockholders6 meetings*
the resolutions which the Committee reported and which were adopted were
one authorising the creation of a standing committee on nominations for
Class A and Class B directors of the Federal Reserve Bank* the members
of
the committe to be appointed b^ the Stockholders’ Advisory Committee?
one opposing the passage of the so=ealled second McFadden Bill* these
two resolutions being unanimously adopted? end one approving the ad®
voceting the passage of the so-called first McFadden Bill* this
resolution being adopted with four or five votes being cast in the
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i
$ $ a i s eta
£r ■
'
negativee
Copies of the three resolutions mentioned ere eppended0
After an announcement by the Chairmans, Mro Onthenkp that the
Advisorr Committee had elected a new chairmen for the ensuing yearp
Kro onthank desiring to retire as chairmans, and Mro Thomas Ho West®
President of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company of Providencep
Rhode Island, being elected to succeed him9 the meeting edt ournedp the
1
universal opinion appearing to he thet the meeting had been a most
successful one and the large attendance particularly gratifying in
view of the feet that it was not In any way induced by entertainment
extended to member bank representstlves* as was the case lest years
more detailed account of the meeting is given in the issue of the
United States Investor for October 24$, 1925 o
A
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Resolution adopted at the third annuel meeting of the Stockholders
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on October 21, 1925, opposing
the passage of the second McFadden Biilo
"Resolved that this meeting of the stockholders
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston oppose the
passage of the second McFadden Bill©8
®
Resolution adopted at the third annual meeting of the Stockholders
©f the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on October 218 1925$, approve
Ing the passage of the first McFadden Bill©
"Resolved that the stockholders of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston in this meeting assembled approve
and earnestly advocate the pessage of the so-called first
McFadden Bill in the form in which it passed the Hons©
of Representatives at the last session©^
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Resolution adopted at the third annuel meeting of the Stockholders
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on October 21, 1925 p authorizing
the creation of a standing committee on nominations for Class A and
Class B directorso
“Resolved that a standing committee on nominations for
directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston be and the
same Is hereby authorizedo
Said committee* which shall be
known as the Committee on Reserve Bank Directors* shall be
composed of seven members* who shell be appointed prior to
June 1 of each year hereafter bv the Stockholders9 Advisory
Committee, each such member to be an active executive officer
of e member bank, and when possible a majority of such members
to be officers of banks in the group which is voting at the
regular election during the current year and such appointments to
be so distributed that the member banks in each state in the
First Federal Reserve District shall be represented by a resident
thereof.
It shall be the duty of said Committee on Reserve Bank
Directors to present to the member banks in the respective groups
participating in each election of Class A and Class B directors
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston hereafter, recommendations
of one or more names for the directors to be elected0
Such
recommendations, in all regular elections of Class A and Class B
directors shall be presented between the first and fifteenth day
of October of each year, and in all special elections of such
directors which may be held to fill a vacancy as soon as possible
after said vacancy becomes knowno
It is neither the spirit nor intent of this resolution
that member banks shall refrain from making their own nominations
in accord with the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act as
freely
as formerly,"
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REPORT OF MEMBER BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
OCTOBER
1
to OCTOBER 31. 1925
VISITS TO BANKS
Member
J.
W.
H,
W,
H,
F.
S,
W,
Buchan
Copeland
Downs
Schneckenburger
10
6
20
34
26
10/
5
Speaker Supplied
C, B, Roberts
10/ 9
J, H« Buchan
10/19
Carl Snyder
10/20
H, S, Downs
10/29
1
106
Organization
Subject
Staten Island Rotary Club , Staten
Island, New York,
(65)
Dinner of New Y0rk Sales Managers
Club, at the Advertising Club,
New York,
(25)
St, Lawrence County Bankers Annual
Meeting, Potsdam, New York
Dinner of American Society of
Heating and Ventilating Engineer
ing, New York City,
(70)
Perth Amboy Kiwanis Club, Perth
Amboy, New Jersey,
(42)
Luncheon of the Rotary Club of
New York, New York City,
(420)
Carl Snyder
1 0 /1 0
16
54
35
9
*
35
1
71
Date
Total
Nonmember
Carl Snyder
Federal Rei
System
New Indexei
ness Conditions
The County Clearing
System
Business Conditions
Federal Reserve
System
Business Measurements
and their use in
the Foundation of
Business Policy,
Investigation relative to requests for charters:
W, F. Copeland
Special service:
A,
9/26-10/2
H,
10 /1
H,
10/6
10/6-8 A.
J
H
H
J
1
Charter approved!
Clinton Trust Company, Newark, N, J,
First National Bank, Springfield, N,J,
I
t
1
t
I
t
I
I
Farmers National Bank, Amsterdam, N,Y,
Meetings Attended:
10/20
10/27
to
1 1 /1
t I» f
G „ E, Chapin
r
)
W t W. Schneckenburger)
McK, G, Marvin
)
Association of Credit Mon,
Rochester, New York,
J, L, Morris
)
W. W. Schneckenburger)
Associates, Chicago, 111*
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2
FEDERAL RESERVE FILM
10/1-3
10/10
10/21
10/23
10/23
10/24
10/29
10/30
10/31
Weirton Christian Cantor, Woirton, W, Va«
Marino Y. M, C* A,, Now York City,
Exchange Club of Froeport, Long Island, at tho
Federal Reserve Bank of New York,
500 students at Nishuane School, Montclair, N, J,
Entertainment of Public Schools of Cranford, N, J,
Group of 48 students and teachers of the College of
Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. J a t the
Federal Reserve Bank of Now York,
Y, M, C, A,, Steubenville, Ohio*
Cranford Public School, Cranford, N, J,
Group of 15 students of Columbia University,
at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York*
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A *
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925c
Report of visits mad# to member end non°
member banks during the month of October©
Member
Non-Member
Total
Lo Eo Donaldson
23
11
34
Morris Foulk
12
4
16
7
7
14._
42
22
Representative
Go E* Lloyd
64
Meetings Attended
10*22 « Lo Eo Doneldson attended the Chester County Bankers6
Association »t West Chester, Pe0w #bout 165 members
present©
Conferencea Attended
10»29s 30 & 21 • Ro to Austin, attended the Federal reserve
agents* conference in Washington, Do Go
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND
REPORT OF B A N K RELATIONS D E P A R T M E N T
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925o
Visits to Banks
Represents tive
Total
Member
Non--Member
E. E» Bill
41
11
52
Ho Mo Boyd
58
6
44
Co F« MCCotnbs
29
16
45
Fo Bo Reynolds
w26n
14
40
154
47
181
Speeches
Date
1 0 -8
Subject
Organization & Piece
Speaker
Co Lo Bickford Group 6» Ohio Bankers
Assne9 Cardlngton, Oo
Number
Present
"Currency shipments
and counterfeit
moneyo"
125
Meetings Attended
Group 2
Ohio Bankers Assnop Sidney, Ohio
Fo Bo Revnolds
Group 5
do
Fostorla, Ohio
Fo Bo Reynolds
Go Ao Stephenson
Group 4
do
Portsmouth, Ohio
Ho M Bovd
o
Group 5
do
Urbana, Ohio
Fo Bo Reynolds
Go Ao Stephenson
Group 6
do
Cerdlngton, Oo
Co Lo Bickford
Fo Bo Reynolds
Group 7
do
Marietta, 0 o
Co Fo McCombs
M r o Jo Bo Anderson attended the semiannual meeting of the
Paulding County Bankers Association held at Oakwood, Ohio, on Wed®
nesdey evening, October 21 0
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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
Total
53
10
207
250
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925o
Visits to Banks
Member
Non^Member
Total
5
o
5
o
Jnoi To Garrett
15
CD
15
Ro Tucker
18
Ho Wheelwright
15
7
20
W Wrightson
o
15
10
25
62
17
79
To Clements
18
Mr 0 Wo Ho Wheelwright attended e meeting of Group 5 P West
Virginia Bankers Association,, held at Mullens* W est Virginia
on October 1 0 th 0
Mr» Wheelwright attended e meeting of Group 5* Virginia
Bankers Association* held at Abingdon* Virginia* on
October 17tho
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O
T
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925o
Speeches
Date
10=20
Speaker
Organization & Place
Mr0 Forts,
Group 5 Tenno Bankers
Managing Director Assn®* Livingston, Tenno
Nashville Branch
10=15
do
Group 6 Tenno Bankers
Assnop Lewis burg p Tenn<>
Subject
Benefits of the
present elastic
currency 0
Discussed the r < >
e=
chartering of the
Federal Reserve Sva=
tem0
Meetings Attended
Oeto 22
Group 2
Sevlervlllep Tennc
Eo Co Hugglnsp Jr0 Cashier
Nashville Brancho
Octo 20
Group 5
Livingston^ Tenn0
M r 0 Fort
Oc t o 21
Group 4
Rockwood, Tenno
Eo Co Hug ginsp Jrc
OCte Is
Group 5
Fayetteville, Tennc
Mr» Fort
OCto 16
Group 6
LewIsburg, Tenno
Mr0 Fort
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FEDFRAL RESERVE BA3TK OF CHICAGO
REPORT OF BANK REIATIOWS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925c
CChicego territory only)
M x i er
erb
Hon^Member
Bo Bo Brenn
58
20
58
Lo To Fe j I
lc
26
29
55
Fo Ao Ford
8
5
15
Jo Co MeMansm&n
7
5
12
26
55
60
PoRo Winegerdner 15
1
14
117
95
212
Co Wo Snyder
Total
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS
REPORT OF BARK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1985.
4
Visits to Banks
Total
Member
Hon«Member
L» Bo Eonneweld
18
25
41
Co Fo Ferry
20
20
40
7
n
18
9
■9 „
-1§-
65
117
to L. Gregory
G
o
lie
M
O
t t
-54
Meetings Attended
10o£0
10-21
10-22
10*23
10*27
10*28
10*29
10*50
So Go Adams
Wo Lo Gregory
do
do
do
do
d©
do
do
Cepe Girardeau* M © 0 Group Meeting
M o o
Bankers
Association*
Sto Louis9 Moo
Springfield* Moo
Joplin* Ho.
Edina* Mo.
Chilllcothe* Mo.
Sto Joseph* Moo
Excelsior Springs* Moo
do
do
do
do
a©
do
do
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE FORTH OF OCTOBER 1925o
Speeches
Mro J o F o Eberaole, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent D
addressed the following ipeetings
Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 20 » Minneapolis
Chapter of the Rational Association of Cost
Accountantso
Subjects
“The Need of Pro°
fessional Standards in Banking1
^
Attendance 51
Mr= B o V o Moorep Leputv Governor, addressed the follow®
ing meetingss
New Richmond, Wisconsin, October 20, Kiwanis Clubo
Subjects "Aspects of the Federal Reserve System^
Attendance 75o
Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 26o
Gathering of
Cashiers and Assitant Csshierso
Subjects "Credits
Attendance 400
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925o
Speeches
10-13
OoVo Wo Jo Peiley Internet!one1 Orein Dealers Aesn0 "Fed, Re»o Sys
tem 6*
10-20
do
Kansas Group Meeting$
Lawrence, Kerises
do
Group Meetings Attended
10-12
10-14
10-15
lC°lb
Go
Eo
Barley, Asst» Cashier
do
do
do
Leavenworth, Kansas
»
Fort Scott
m
Norwich
(
i
Dodge City
10-21
10-26
1C-23
G
o
Ho
Pipkin
do
do
Abilene,
Wakeeney
Olaflin
"
N
m
i
»
n
Banks Visited
John Ko Martin
Kansas & Oklahoma member banks
Via it ore
Bankers
Life Inso Men
Eastern Star
ladies
From Cologne,
Germany
Others
67
150
10
1
90
318
° 111
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925o
Visits to Banks
Representative
Mentoer
Son-Member
Total
Ao Eo Lanier
17
2
19
Jo F» Clouse
15
4
17
5
2
5
55
8
41
Co Lo Childers
Speeches
Date
10-22
Speaker
Wo Jo Evans
Place & Organization
Dallas, !
rexaso
•Dallas Wholesale Credit
Men's Associatlono*
Visitors
Bankers
Others
16
28
Subject
•The Federal
Reserve System*a
Relation to the
Credit Structure
FEDERAL RESERVE BARK OF SAR FRANCISCO
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMERT
FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1925©
Memner Banks Visit©doooo©©oooooo©©oo 54
Ron-Member Banks Vi si tedo ©coo©©©©©©© 26
Meetings Attendedooo©o©o©oo©ooo©o©oo
5
Speeches
Rone
Meetings Attended
As so elation end Place
Date
10-10
Mro McRitchie
Meeting# Group 5 P California Barkers Assn©
San Jose# Cal©
10-14
Mr© West
Meeting# Marion County Bankers Assn©
Salem# Ore©
10-17
Mr. Hale
Meeting# Group 6# California Bankers Assn©
Berkeley# Cal©
lo®24
Mro Hele
Meeting# Group 1© California Bankers Assn©
Davis, Cal©
10-27
Mr* West
Meeting# Washington County Bankers Assn©
Forest Grove8 Ore©
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ACTIVITIES OF THE BASK RELAX IOHS
DEPARTMENTS OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE
BASKS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925
KOo Speeches
Bank Visited
Meetings
Attended
Bos ton
4
81
New York
°
157
5
61
Conventions
Attended
2
1
Philadelphia
Cleveland
c
165
Richmond
2
20
°'
No Report
Atlanta
Chicago
o
525
2
St. Louis
-
173
O
Activities
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dellas
Sen Francisco
Total
9
52
o
41
o
108
*
1
o
1 *1*6
8
8
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF BOSTON
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925«
Visits to Banks
Repr e sent a11ve
Eo Ro Bishop
Member
Non-Member
65
16
Total
81
Speeches
Speaker
Dste
Mm
1SU * U
V *
4
*
Organization & Place
Q / v f A M4T
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J
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9-17
Dedham Rotary Club# Dedhamj
Mass,
do
No Eo Bakers Assn*.? Annual
Convention# Swampscott#Mass
9-28
9-23
"Federal Reserve Sys
tetBo”
Secretary
Govo Harding
"How the Federal Reserve
System Helps Business
Men
Boston Stock Exchange
Officials# Algonquin Club
"Stabilization of
Securities of
Massachusetts Cor°
porationa
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Jo Ho Buchan
We F. Copeland
Ho So Donut
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8
10
13
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58
45
33
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192
.j Hi HjblJ&
Ho Buchan
C h arters ap proved$
C h arters disapproved *
W; Fo Copeland
H So Downs
e
1
A.
3
Qms&al-MszlML
S/23 » 26
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Ho He Wight on
n a t io n a l Bank o f W h it e h a ll* Whitehall* B , Y«
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C lin to n T ru st Company, Newark, Hew Jersey,
3/8
W» ? » Copeland
s/i2
W, W»
)
Otsego 4 Sch oh arie Counties Bankers A ssn **
b
Cooperstown* H» Y .
Sohneokenburger)
Ce L, Blakeelee
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Bo L«
Theobald
}
Annual O u tin g o f Croup X, Hew York S ta te
A, H
$
Van Loan
)
Bankers A s s o c ia t io n , B u f fa lo * H» Y»
He Z»
Persons
9/19
W- W* Sohneokenburger)
C ho Blakeelee
:
) Annual F a ll Outing o f Croup IX, Hew York
Bo Lo Theobald
)
S tate Bankers Asena, Boehester, Ho Y:
9/28 - 10A
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W Bo Burges®
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3s Bo Chapin
Ho Ms Sidney
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American Banker® Ast fe t a t io n Convention,
A t l a n t i c C it y , H» J 3
We Bo Matteson
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Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OF BANK REIATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925o
Report of visits made to member and nonmember banks during the month of Septembero
Representative
Member
Non-Member
Total
14
10
16
J m
20
18
25
40
Lo Eo Donaldson
Morris Foulk .
George Eo Lloyd
21
61
6
8
Meetings Attended
9-11
Morris Foulk attended the Monroe County Bankers0 Associa tion
at Stroudsburg$
end discussed the forming of clearing
house end clearance of checks»
9-25
F° Wo LaBold attended the cornerstone laying of the Lehigh
Valley National Bank at Bethlehemp ? a a
Con 7 an 11on a At tend ed
The following attended the American Bankers* Association
convention at Atlantic City, NoJoP September 28th to October lsfc0
Bo Greene
H o Hutt
o
Fo W LaBold
M Lera
o
E o
Ao MeIlbenny
C o
Ro M o Miller, Jr»
w
.
W m o
9-50
Go Wo Norris
Arthur Eo Post
C o
Ao Sienklewlez
Jo M Toy
o
C o
E o
Wclfinger
Miss Madeleine J » Schiedt attended the Special Libraries
exhibit in connection with the American Bankers * Association
convention in Atlantic City9 NoJo
Visitors
9 'SO
F***?
Dv b l 4 C Q <a 7
#*' «
\
f O a
1 we
}
S5
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.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CIEVELAKD
REPORT OF BASK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 19250
Visits
Represent®tive
to
Member
Banks
Non-Member
Total
H. E. Bill
20
8
28
H* Mo Boyd
34
7
41
Co Fo McCombs
24
20
44
Fo Bo Reynolds
33
19
52
111
54
165
Speeches
None
Conventions Attended
American B a n k e r s 1 Assno
Convention held at
Atlantic City* No J c
E o Ro Fencher
Do Co Wills
Go
Ao Stephenson
Fo Vo Gray son
Sept* 15 J 16
b
Kentucky Bankerse A s s n o
Convention held at
Louisville.* KyQ
Lo Wo Manning
Ho M o Boyd
Meetings Attended
Messrso Go Ac Stephenson and E« Eo Bill attended the
annual meeting of Group Eight of the Ohio Bankers6 Association
held at New Philadelphia, Ohio* September 16the
Visitors
Bankers
Others
38
312
350
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOKD
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925o
'awn— mm , n», uMAmmaw ■ » --s»- n w iiim a i
a
Visits to Banks
Member
Non=-Member
Total
Jnoo To Garrett
2
o
2
JoRo Tucker
1
°
l
WoHoWheelwright
°
1
1
FcWo Wrights on
.7 ,
9
16
10
20
10
Sp eeches
Pete
9-11
Speaker
Cbeso A. Peple
9-15
do
Organization
Sub leet
Number
Present
American Society of Some accomplish^
Certified Public
manta of the Federal
Accountantsp
Reserve Systemo
Richmond, Vae
Richmond Chapterp
American Institute
of Banking,
Richmond, V e 0
75
The importance of the 100
Ao I c Be study courses
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA
REPORT OF BARK RELATIVES 5EFARTSETT
FOR TEE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925 o
HO
REPORT
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925o
(Chicago territory only)
Members
Non^Members
Total
Do Bo Bpann
50
16
46
Lo To Falk
26
18
44
Fo Ao Ford
24
52
56
Jo Co McMenaman
16
18
54
J» J» Merrill
10
10
20
Go Ao Prugh
25
14
57
Go Mo Snyder
51
28
59
P » R 0 Wlnegardner
25
.6
29
185
142
525
Meetings Attended
September 10 ® Croup #8e Michigan Bankers Associations JoCoMcMenaman
w
25 ~ Group #4|
m
m
*
»
”
15 ® 17 Indiana Bankers Association ConventlonP
Go Mo Snydero
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OP ST. LOUIS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 19250
Visits to Banks
Member
Hon®Member
Total
17
24
41
SO
11
41
6
10
16
E c Go Will lama and
27
Wo to Gregory
41
78
90
86
176
Lo Bo Donneweld
Co
Fo Ferry
Co
L o Mott
Meetings Attended
Septo 15 & 16
*
16 & 17
Eo Co Adams and
Co Lo Mott
Eo Co Adams and
Co Lo Mott
gg
* 28 to 0cto4 Mro W o M c C o Martin
f i o Uo Mo Attebery
fp
and Mro Eo Jo Hovy
Louisville
Kentucky
Bankers
Assno
West Baden
Indlana
Bankers
Assno
Atlantic City# American
Ho Jo
Bankers
Assn0
During the second weak in September Mr-o Ksrtin, Mr v
Attebery, Mr» Adams, end Mr» Ferry made e two day drive through
southern Illinois covering about four hundred miles and visiting
fourteen member and eighteen non~member banks» It is felt that
the visits were productive of particularly good results in bring®
ing about closer contact witi the officers of this bank and those
of the member banks vi ai ted, end enabling our old leer* to outain
first hand information in regard to agricultural, business, and
industrial conditions, and in presenting vividly to them a view
of the resources and the varied industries of that particular
section o
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS
REPORT OF BASK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925o
M ACTIVITIES
O
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KAKSAS CITY
—
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~
REPORT OF BAKK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
%
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925c
Speeches
9-11
Govo Wo Jo Belley
do
9-29
KoCo Reel Estate Boardp "Kansas City's Trade
Territory^*
Clearing House Section, * Closer Co-operation
Ac. Bo Ac Atlantic Clty0 between Country Banks
Banks Visited
John He Merttn
Kansas member Banks
Visitors
Bankers
De Molays
From Canada
• Germany
* England
Others
159
16
3
1
2
525
466
52
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS
REPORT- OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1925c
Vialta to Banks
Representative
Member
Ao Bo Lanier
20
Jo Fo Clouse
Mon»aiember
7
14
Total
27
.14
54
7
41
.
Speeches
Dete
9-25
Place
Speaker Supplied
Co Co Walsh
Station W F A A
Dalless, Texas.
Visitors
Benkers
Others
Subject
"The Federal Reserve
Bank © The Ranchmen
end the Femner0w
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FCR 1HE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 19B5o
M6F b i * Denies Visit&doooac occ c .o
iof
oo co o o
62
Non°Meinb6r Benks Visitfido oco0 .0 ooa a0 .. 46
0
Meetings At tended oo <®o»c < o0 co0 o0 ocoo 0
*
>
._
None
Meetings Attended
None
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
ACTIVITIES Of THE BANE RELATIONS
DEPARTMENTS Of THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE
BANKS FOR THE MONTH Of AUGUST 1925
No» Speeches
Banks Visited
Boston
.
New York
1
119
Philadelphia
1
55
Cleveland
1
179
Richmond
34
Atlanta
No Report
Chicago
240
99
St* Louis
Minneapolis
No Activities
Kansas City
59
D a lla s'
51
San franc!soo
53
Total
972
Meetings
Attended
Spaecnes made during the month
None
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Jo
So
Ho
Ho
Ho
Po
So
Ho
41
19
84
Bsanhim
Copeland
Dwos
Persons
Speaker Bmw&iltd
6/18
So Bo Roberts
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S3iL
M
A
M
PUS
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Oe Dlrtng«r
Hsf^osnl Bank of Hor%B M # o n v W o n
igaapra yp i r
8/2?
- 29
01%/, Ho Jo
o t rit
Silver Bn/ Asaoolstloa* Silver
George, H» T
o
FEDERAL RESERVE BARE OP PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OP BAKE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OP AUGUST 1925=
Reporfc of visits made to member and nonmember banks during the month of August;
Representative
Member
Bon-Member
Total
v.;a»
x
■
5
=
5
Le Be Donaldson
15
11
26
Cteo. E„ Lloyd
ZO
Morris Foulk
4C
4 '
15
24
55
Speeches
Date
8-11-25
Speaker
C
)rganizatlon
H. ¥. Miller, Jr* Rotary Club,
Jenkintown, L
Sub jeot
Federal Reser'
and the business
man*
Kumber
Present
36
FEDERAL RESERVE ?AN?! OF CLEVELAND
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 19250
Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
Non-Member
Bill
27
3
30
H» M* Boyd
17
4
21
39
9
48
5?
23
80
140
39
179
E.
S.
McCombs
Co
Fo
Fo
Bo Reynolds
Total
Speeches
Date
8-24-25
Speaker
Subject
Organization & Plaee
Co F 0 Mo Comiss Rotary Club, Latrobe,
Ohio,
Fo
Ro
Number
Present
System
Miscellaneous
Mr. So Eo Bill attended the opening of the new banking
quarters of the First National Bank, Harrisville, PaQ» on
August IBtho
Messrs« Brown and Cobun of the Pittsburgh Branch attended
the opening of the new bank building of the First National
Bank, Etna, Pa<>, on August 18th0
ViBltors
Delegates attending
the First Joint
National Postal ConV 8T111 On* Oe e c o e e o o o o e o o 910
Bankers e « « o o o * * » 6 o * » e o
SO
Sb t ents o o . o o o o o e o e o e o
Xd
Oth e rS » e o » e o o o o e e e O * * o • *
Total
1»130
fii
eL
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
'
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OP RICHMOND
REPORT OF BANK oyrurnTpRs DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1926.
Visits to Banks
Son-Member
3
W» T* Clements
JnOo To Garrett
J* R* Tucker
W» H» Wheelwright
30
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BAW
OF CHICAGO
REPORT OF BAKE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1925,
(Chicago Territory Only)
■
Members
Non-Members
Total
7
9
16
L» T, Falk
18
17
36
Fo A® Ford
9
£
14
25
7
52
J. Jo Merrill
22
20
42
G» A. Prngh
14
14
28
0® Mo Snyder
32
22
54
13
6
19
140
100
240
B»
Jo
Po
Bo
Braun
Go McManaman
Ho Winegardner
•
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK UP 3T. M W 13
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1985 o
Visits to Banks
Memb er
Non-Member
Total
18
35
Lo Bo Donnewald 17
C. ?• Ferry
18
9
27
Cc L« Mott
IS
7
26
5e
11
EoOo Williams
6
59
60
99
Speeches
lumber
Present
Speaker
8-11
Wbs, MoCo Martin
Annual dinner given
FoRo System
by Rice Stix D 0GoCoQ
to outside retailerso
700
0* M. Attebery
Kiwanis Club, Cairo„
111
100
8-15
Organization
Subject
Date
,
F.Ro System
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL
"
r
■ i
RESERVE B A N K OF MINNEAPOLIS
■
i i.
1
B5PQ3T OP BAHT, DELATIONS DEPARTMENT
POP THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1926.
NO
ACTIVITIES
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 19260
Banks Visited
John Ho Martin
do
Kansas
20 Members
Colorado
55
55
do
3 Hen-Members
_1
4
Total
Visitors
Bankers
Students
MlsCo
Total
217
750
340
1*307
do
59
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS
REPORT OF BARK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1925
Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
Non-Member
Total
-A* Bo Lanier
9
4
13
J» P„ Clouse
1?
2
19
C9 L* Childers
12
7
19
38
13
51
Visitors
Hunt County Y 0MoC0A0
Bankers
Others
Total
15
22
61
98
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BASK 0? SAN PBAIIC13C0
REPORT 0? BANK RELATIONS DEPARTWENT
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST
-----------............. 1925,
Y 8 1 3 ^ )0 ?
iB & T llC B
T I S i t $ 4 o
« o o * 9 » o o o e * » o o
3fe
Non-Member Banks Visitedo©®•©®••© ©• 15
^ lll ^S
A . t t 6 Zl 6 © 5 o e o a e e o o o o o o e o e e e o o
£
Speeches
None
Meetings Attended
8/4/25
Mr* Shaw
Third Regional Conference of Trust
Companies of the American Bankerse
Association, Seattle, Wash©
reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
3 ^ 7-S
, "
ACTIVITIES OF THE BANK RELATIONS
7/3/Jd-^
DEPARTMENTS 0? THE TWELVE FEDERAL HE3BRTB
BANES POR THE MONTH OP JOT? 1926=
ypo Speeches
Banka Visited
Meetings
Attended
Conventions
Attended
Boston
2
7?
°
=
Few York
4
181
1
0
Philadelphia
1
119
=
*
1
Cleveland
5
256
*
1
Richmond
£
47
0
0
Chicago'
0
276
Sto Bonis
=
»
no
Atlanta
Minneapolis
No Activities
Kansas City
71
Balias
1
San franoi soo
1
Total
14
52
?
r
55
1
O’
1,243
2
2
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
nsssms, RB3E3TB BAHT OF BOSTON
REPORT 0? BAHK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
BOR "HR MONTH OB JOLT 1925,
Tlslta to Banks
Representative
Member
Eo Ho Bishop
60
Non-Member
1?
Total
77
Speeches
July 1
16
Mr, Carriok,
Secretary
Boston Rotary Club,
Boston, Mass0 "Federal Reserve
Banks as National
Clearing Houseso"
Mr, Bishop
Rotary Club
Lebanon, NoHo "Federal Reserve
Systemvn
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
i
REPORT OF MEMBER BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
JULY 1 to JULY 31. 1925
Visits to Banks
Member
J,
W*
H,
H,
W,
H,
0*
H,
F,
S*
2*
S.
W*
W*
Buchan
Copeland
Downs
Persons
Sctmeckenburger
Snow, Jr*
Van Loan
Total
Nonmember
59
38
15
8
5
5
72
49
26
13
11
11
0
8
9
15
4
2
10
0
132
49
Date
Speaker Supplied
7/ 7
W, F, Copeland
Kiwanis Club,> Delhi, N. Y*
7/ 9
7/10
7/14
W, F, Copeland
W, F, Copeland
R* M # O ’Hara
Rotary Club, Endicott, N*Y* (75)
Rotary Club, Binghamton, N, 7.(150)
A* I, B* Convention, Kansas
(18)
City, Mo*
2
181
Subject
Oreani zation
(25)
First 10 Years
F, R, System
It
It
ft
M
Creation and
Marketing of
Bankers Acceptances
.Investigations relative to requests for charters
J«
Be
W»
H,
H.
W,
H,
M,
F,
S*
Z«
V/
i,
Buchan
Byrns .
Copeland
Downs
Persons
Schneckenburger
1
1
3
2
1
1
Approved
Disapproved
9
2
7
9
Meetings attended
7/23
H, S, Downs
Suffolk County Bankers Association,
Canoe Place, L, I.
Special service
7/1 - 15
Henry Raasch
Central Home Trust Company, Elizabeth, N, J,
FEDERAL RESERVE FILM
7/14
7/25
Y, M f.C, A,,
Y, M, C* A,,
State Rj fie Range, Virginia Beach, Va*
470 East l6Xst Street, New York*
Keproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OF BASK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 19250
Report of visits made to member and non
member banka during the month of Julyi
Representative
Member
Morris Foulk
LoEo Donaldson
CeOo So Lloyd
Ion=»Memb er Total
6
45
19
6
27
16
70
12
72
35 _
49
119
Speeches
Bate
7-13
Speaker
Organization
Subject
Business Conditions
Frederic Bewhurst Industrial Belationa Bepto, Chamber
of Commerce, Bellevue
Stratford, Philadelphia
Number
Present
50
Visits made and meetings attended
7-10
Ro M® Miller, JrQ
Visited the New York Federal Reserve Bank re»
garding bulldingo
7-11
R 0 Mo Miller, Jre
Vibited the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank re
garding buila ingo
7/14-16 So R. Earl
Visited the Treasury Department, Washington,, B 0Cc
re,tarding currency*
7/21-23 Clarence Wolfinger Attended the annual convention of the National
Assn0 of Supervisors of State Banks at StoPaul,
Miniio
Visitors
7/88
Temple University
25
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
m e m
r e s e r v e b a k e op c i e v s i a k d
REPORT OP BARK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE M0?T
TH OF JULY 1985,
Visits to Banks
Representative
Eo
Mo
Fo
Bo
flon-Member
65
29
60
57
14
2
13
25
79
31
63
82
201
E.
He
Do
F.
Member
54
255
Bill
Boyd
McCombs
Reynolds
Total
Speeches
Date
7-21
Speaker
Organization & Place
Jo Be Anderson Kiwanis Club , Berea,
Ohio
Number
Present
Subject
nusines and Financial
Conditioned
60
7*9
JoPoHo Brewster, Preble Co0 Bankers9 Federal Reserve System
Cincinnati Branch
Meeting
42
7-21
Fo Bo Reynolds Rotary Club, Tippecanoe
City, Ohio,
35
do
Conventions
1 " ”1
Mr. Howard E. Evans attended the annual convention of the National
Association of Supervisors of State Banks held at 8t0 Paul, Minn0,
July 21st to 23rdo
Miscellaneous
Mr0 Co Fo McCombs attended the opening of the new banking quarters
of the Union Savings Bank & Trust Company, Steubenville, Ohio, on
July 28tho
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
Total
48
60
335
443
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND
REPORT OP BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THEi MONTH OP JULY 1926o
Visits to Banks
Member
Total
3
13
6
2
12
1
4
13
6
2
10
22
36
W, Te Clements
JnOo Te Garrett
WoHo Wheelwright
Je Ro Tusker
Fo Wo Wrightson
tion-Member
11
47
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Speeches
Number
Speaker
6-30
Jo Go Fry
Kiwanis Club,
Clifton Forge, Vad
7-14
Wo Wo tioxton
Stockholders, Bank of Physical set-up
of federal Reserve
Lunenburg,
System and Federal
Kenbridge, Va<
Reserve #otes<>
x
Organization
Subject
Bate
Omitted from June report
Money
Present
60
120
Keproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERALRESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 1925.
During July our Deputy irevernor,
Mr0 Jo L» Campbell9 visited the member
and non-member banks in Knoxville0
Tennessee, in the interest of bank re
lations , and. the reports coming in in
dicate that the trip was successful,
in creating a better understanding*
S&_ _
_
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
TED?3AL RSSPRVB BANK OP CHI0A3Q
3PP03T OF BARK PB1AT1QHS BE?AHTMEKT
VOV THE MONTH OP JULY 1925=
,
{Chisago territory Only)
Member Banks
Non-Members
Total
Bo
Be
Braun
40
33
73
X.O
To
Falk
35
37
72
Fo
A e
Ford
28
18
46
Jo
Co
McManaman
11
12
23
14
20
•
Jo . J o
Merrill
6
Go
?rugh
1
Ao
f o Mo
i
Snyder
?»Ro Winegardner
16
1
24
40
1
X
FSBEHATi
c a .trzzv
mfv ci *
5SS28VB r BASK 02 ’'rr"'r'
3*. m10013
m ■•§ •■ u^m *■'*■'
? « ■ "■
l,,,,* rtl
HKPOHT OF
BANK
RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 1925-,
----- ------------------------------- — - — — — —
Visits to Banka
Member
Non-Membera
Total
L 0 Be Ponnewfel& 12
10
22
Do Fo Ferry
• ■ I
*
Co Lo M o t t
§
4
9
8
6
14
B 0 Go Williams
59
28
65
64
46
110
Meetings Attended
Hone
Speakers Furnished
None
D u r i n g t he
month approximately six hundred
visitors were escorted through the building
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National A
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF TL NS AS CITY
REPORT OF BASIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 1925 „
Banks Visited
John He Martin
do
Colorado member tanks
"
non - m e m b e r
tanks
Total
Visitors
Bankers
AoXoBo Csnrention delegates
Students
Others
129
625
140
231
Total 1,125
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
■
'
- ■
7 V
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS
REPORT OF BANE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 1925,
Visits t© Banks
Representative
Member
Non-Member
Total
J. Floyd Clouse
20
8
28
Ao Eo Lanier
19
5
24
39
13
52
Speeches
Date
7-89-85
Speaker j
Jo Floyd Clouse
Organisation
Rotary Club,
McGregor, Texas
Visiters
Bankers
21
Others
25
Total
46
Subject
"Federal Reserve
Systesso”
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY 192£0
E
gK
f;
Bsokfi YiSitedo 0600000000-oooooo *4
4k
Non—Menibsi* Banks
Meetings Attended
Date
7-8
Speaker
Mr* Greenwood
Vi sit©d,oooooooooooo 11
o
O
O
O
* 0 0 0
0
AossociEticn h Place
Station K?JR» Portland
0reo
0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sub Jeot
Federal Reserve Systea and its relations
to Banking and Industry<
Meetings Attended
7-8
Mr, Schmidt
Citrus Belt Bankers - Association Meeting
San Pedro, Calif0
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
=jH
TS&
T
5 ^
ACTIVITIES OF THE BANK RELATIONS
7
- tr
L/3si>
DEPARTMENTS OP THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE
BANES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1926,
Meetings
Attended
Conventions
Attended
NOo Speeches
Banks Visited
Boston
2
72
C
3
New York
5
107
=
2
Philadelphia
*
90
-
-
Cleveland
3
105
1
2
Richmond
3
38
1
5
4
No Activities
Atlanta
Chicago
-
254
10
St, Louis
3
43
1
Minneapolis
6
Kansas City
2
86
•
2
Dallas
5
88
•
1
San Francisco
5
44
5
6
30
907
18
85
Total
-
•
^epruuucea rrom tne unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
«
z s a stt
, ,
gy
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1925e
Visits to Banks
Representative
E. Re Bishop
Mernb er
65
Non-Member
7
Total
72
Conventions Attended
Covc Harding
Mr. Bishop
N. Eo Bankers1 Convention
Swarapsoott, Mass0
IS
Mr. Willett
Mr. Bishop
26-7
Mr. Paddock
Mr. Bishop
Cove Harding
presided at meet
ing on June 6o
Northern Bkrs» Convention
Woodstock, Vt0
Maine Bankers’ Convention
Bar Harbor, Maine.
June 5-6
Speeches
June 6
12
CoVo Harding
N„ E. Bankers5 Convention
5
Swampseott, Mass*
Mr. Curtiss
Worcester Club
*31ora U%4 Memorial
Half Dollar o"
'unt Pol/or and
'^nditld&s w
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
REPORT >F MEMBER BANK RELATIONS DEPARTM-.T
JUNE 1 to JUNE 30. 1925,
VISITS TO BANKS
Nonmember
Member
J.
W.
C.
H,
E.
G.
H,
F.
L.
W.
L.
W,
Buchan
Copeland
Blakeslee
Snow, Jr.
Jheobald
Van Loan
Date
6/13
6/18
9
7
6
L. H , Hendricks
10
10
50
3
4
57
G. B. Roberts
6/22
10
11
10
J. H, Buchan
16
34
18
19
7
9
24
7
Speaker Supplied
Total
107
.
Subject
Organi zation
Delaware County Bankers Association, "Cost of Bank
Operation"
Meridale, New York (50)
Luncheon Meeting of Exchange Club of "F. R. System"
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, N„Y. (75)
"Banking National Bank Section, New York
A Job or
State Bankers Association Convention, Cornell University, Ithaca,N .Y» A Career"
Investigations relative to requests for charters:
J. H„ Buchan
W. F. Copeland
H. S. Downs
3
4
Charters approved:
Charters disapproved:
2
9
6
3
,
9
Meetings Attended:
6/7
- 13
6/22 - 24
J. L. Morris
Pierre Jay
)
L, F, Sailer )
G. E. Chapin )
R. M. Gidney )
H. Z. Persons)
E, L. Theobald)
Robert Morris Associates
V&shington
D. C.
New York State Bankers Association
Convention, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N©w York♦
Special Service:
6 /11
6/16
6/17 - 30
6/20
6/26, 27, 29
J. Heemsath
Henry Raasch
i
i
H. M. Stillman
A, Faist
Second N/B. & Tr, Co*, Red Bank, N. J,
Longacre Bank, New York City.
E
Central Home Tr. Co,, ' lizabeth, N, J.
Long Branch Banking Co Long Branch, N.,
American Union Bank, New York City,
New Member State Banks or Trust Companies: American Union Bank, New York City.
FEDERAL RESERVE FILM
■
6/5-12
6/27 - 29
Film shown at Y, M. C. A., Burlington, ,. J.
N
Film shown at Y, M e C. A,, Carbondale, Pa.
reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
BANK OP~PHiLAI)^LPHiA
REPORT OE BASK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1925,
Report of visits made to member and nonmember banks during the month of June;
Representative
Member
Ron~Mem1ber
Total
23
8
1
19
45
3
42
62
L 9 E o Donaldson
Morris Fonlk
Geo* So Lloyd
28
SO
37
2
Special Visits
June 2nd and 3rd ® F 0 W G Labold visited the First
Rational Bank of B&rnesboro, Pa*» regarding Installation
of the Systemo
June 4th and 5th - Fo W Q Labold made a general
visit to the First Rational Bank of Spangler, Pa^
Keproauced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
...................
FBDBRAI RESERVE BANK OF CLSVELANB
REPORT 0? BANK- HALATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OP JANE 192So
Visits to Banks
Representative
2, E. Bill
Ho M. Boyd
Co P. MoCombe
FoBo Reynolda
Member
Non-Member
39
21
28
15
1
1"
103
2
Total
39
21
29
16
105
Speeches
Bate
Speaker
Subject
Organization & Place
Humber
Presnet
65
6-1
No Ho Matter
Conneaut Kiwanls Club
Federal Reserve SysConneaut, 0»
temQ
Graduating Class of
the Conneaut High School
6-4
N. Ro Matter
Warren Kiwanis Club,
Warren, 0hio0
Federal Reserve
Services
45
6-26
Bo C o Wills
Better Business
Ohio Commercial
Secretaries Association,
Commission
Ashtabula, 0hioo
250
Consentions
Messrsd Wills, Zurlinden, Ott„ Stephenson, Bill, Boyd, MoCombe and
Reynolds attended the Twenty-fifth annual convention of the Ohio Bankers
Association held at Columbus, Ohio, June 3£d, 4th and 5th»
Messrso Griggs, Stephenson and McCombs attend the Thirty-second
annual convention of the West Virginia Bankers Association held at
Wheeling, W 0 Vaa, June 25th and 26th0
Miscellaneous
Mr, ?o A0 Brown attended the banquet of the Beaver Valley Clearing
House Association held at Beaver Falls, Pa0, June S0th«
Messrs, Wills, DeC&mp, Griggs and McCombs attended .the opening of
the new banking rooms of the First Rational Bank, Creensburg, Pa», on
Saturday, June 6th0
Visitors
Bankers
Rotarians
Students
Others
92
401
30
262
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MOM'S OF JUNE 192 5.
Visits to Banks
■
"" .........
Member
Non-Member
....— ... .
.
Total
To Clemente
9
£
Jno To Garrett
2
J R, Tucker
H, Wheelwright 7
Wo Wrightson
12
m
1
4
10
2
2
a
16
32
6
38
n9
1
•
Speeches
Speaker
Organization & Place
Subject
Chas. Ao Peple
Some Phases of the Federal
Reserve System*
6-2
J, 0. Fry
Croup 6, South Carolina
Bankers Association,
Myrtle Beach, S, C»
Some Phases of the Federal
Reserve System*
6-26
X
Class In Economics,
University of Richmond,
Richmond, Va*
Geo, J, Seay
District of Columbia
Bankers Association,
Hot Springs. Va,
Proposed Banking legisla
tion*
Messrso W* W* Horton, Chas* A, Peple, A 0 Ho Dudley and F, W, Wrightson
attended the annual convention of the Maryland Bankers Association, held at
Atlantic City, N 0 J», May isth and 14th»
Mr, F, w, Wrightson attended a meeting of Croup 6, West Virginia Bankers
Association held at Elkins, W* Va*, June 11th*
Messrso Geo, J, Seay and Geo* Ho Keesee attended the amual convention of
the Virginia Bankers Association, held at Hot Springs. Vae, June 18th, 19th
and 20th,
Messrs, 0eo0 J, Seay, w0 w0 Horton end Geo, H« Keesee attended the annual
convention of the District of Columbia Bankers Association, held at Hot
Springs, Va*, June 25th, 26th and 27th*
Messrs, W, T. Clements and J* M, Strong attended the annual convention of the
South 'Carolina Bankers Association held at Greenville, S. CV„ 7nne 24th,
25th and 26th,
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
P[
*V
Federal' Reserve Bank of Richmond
-2-
Messrso Eo G 0 Grady, W» H* Wheelwright and F. W 0 Wright son attended the
annual convention of the West Virginia Bankers Association, held at
Wheeling, W. Va0» June 25,th and 26th0
X
Omitted from May report
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BASK OF CHICAGO
--I -n
-
■ ■ ■ ■ ! nairii
I-
I. ■
m
.1 “ I
■
II
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"
REPORT OP BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
--- -------— —
—
------- ---FOR THE MONTH OP JUNE 1925*
....... —
- *
--- —
—
~
(Chicago Territory Only)
Member Banks
Do B. Brann
Le To Falk
Ft, A. Ford
Je Ce M&M&naman
Jo Jo Merrill
Prugh
j e A.
Go Me Snyder
P. Re Winegardner
17
15
4
17
11
Non-Member Banks
20
10
21
13
10
15
11
30
17
17
Total
37
28
14
32
22
6
112
122
40
38
234
Group Meetings Attended
June
w
1
?
f
t
Group #3
8. 1925
n - Group i 3
2,
i < Group 7
t =
■
2.
n - Group 1
3.
n 3.
n 8.
* 4,
r
i
t
w
f
t
w
w
"
n
i < Group
t =
>
i
f
Group
i
t
Group
1
2
2
Indiana Bankers Association, G* M 0 Snyder,
Wisconsin, Bankers Association* Po A 0 Ford,
Illinois Bankers Association, Eo L 0 Harris,
Lo To Falk
Indiana Bankers Association* Go M e Snydero
Illinois Bankers Association E 0 L».Harris
Lo To Falk
i e Group 2 [ndiana Bankers Association, 0 o Mo Snyder®
f >
4,
n < Group 8 Illinois Bankers Association, E c L 0 Harris0
*
5,
w = Group S [ndiana Bankers Association, Go Mo Snyder,
■
11.
= Iowa Bankers Association Convention, Jo Ho Blair,
15-17 *
A , Ho LeRoy, Do B» Brann, Lo T. Falk
c
« . %w w
•«
* ^aeonsin Bankers Association Convention, Eo Lo I — is,
L
P. A. Ford,
15-19 w o Michigan Bankers Association fenvontlon, W0 H, White,
Harry Glmsteado
18*19 n = Illinois Banters Association Convention, Jo Bo MdDomgal
Jo Ho BillSrd, Po Ro winegardnero
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_
V
F E D E R A L R E S E R V E B A N K OP ST»
REPORT
OF
BA M
RELATIONS
FOR THE M O NTH
OP
—
L
LOUIS
DEPARTMENT
JURE 1925 o
Visits to Banks
Member
C o Lo
Mott
Perry
Williams
Non-Member
Total
Po
9
So
Co
5
6
4
3
9
14
11
25
25
Co
18
43
Meetings Attended
C 0 P 0 Perry
June 18-19
Peoria. Ill® - Illinois Bankers Assn<
Speakers Purnlshed
Date
June 2
Organisation Aadreaaed
Speaker
Wm0 Me Co Martin
Number
Present
Subject
Lions Club9
Sto Louis, Mo0
Po
Ho System
250
50
June 5
do
St, Francois County
Bankers Association,
Farmington, M0o
Pc R. System
June 26
do
Men’s Club,
Episcopal Church of
the Ascension,
Sto Louis, M O o
Service the F.
System renders
the community*
Ro
50
During the month it was necessary for us to keep the Bank Relatlons men most of the time to act as guides in showing visitors through
the new building*
Approximately six hundred visitors were escorted
through the building during the monthc
June 17th the Bankers Club of
Ste Louis entertained the officers of the member banks in the Eighth
Federal Reserve District, and that date was made the occasion of the
formal opening of the new Federal Reserve Bank Bullding»
approximately
three hundred out of town visitors were escorted through the building on
that,date*
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•W
t RESERVE BARK'OF MINNEAPOLIS
REPORT OF BARK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
POR THE MONTH OP JUNE 1925*
Speeches
Mr® Curtis L 0 Mosher, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent»
addressed the following meeting;
Carlton, Minnesota, June 11o
Range Bankers
Association*
Subject: "Peace Time Functions
of the Federal Reserve System"0 Attendance 150o
Mr® Jb P, Ebersol®, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent,
addressed the following meetings:
Minneapolis. Minnesota, June 3* Optimist Club
of Minneapolis.
Subject: "The Pederal Reserve
Banks as Business Stabilizers”Q Attendance 60*
Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 19* 1925 National
Convention of Alpha Kappa PSi Fraternity luncheon*
Subject: "The Investment Specialist - A New and
Needed Profession"0
Attendance 60o
Stillwater, Minnesota, June 25* Rotary Club
luncheon*
Subject: "Our Presdent Financial
Systera”o
Attendance 48*
Mr® B* 7, Moore, Deputy Governor, addressed the following
meetings:
Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 12* National
Association of Retail Men*
Subject: "Business
Conditions of the Northwest"* Attendance 700«800o
Fargo, North Dakota, June 25* North Dakota
Bankers Association*
Subject; "Assets of Optimism"
Attendance 400*
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"
.■ - • ■ •
.
. --. i
-...
..
*Bi>*m SE8BRVS 'BANK 0$ KANSAS tiff?
REPORT OP BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
POR THE MONTH OP JUNE 1925,
Speeches
Speaker
Date
6-4
Organization & Place
0ov« Wo Jo Bailey
6-20
Safeject
Washington Bankers8 Assn0 "The ifeder&l Reserve
Systemo"
Seattle, Wash<
Colorado Bankers1 Con=
vention, Denver,
do
ColOo
"General Business
Condition In the 10th
Redo Res»
Banks Visited
■
Wo
M. Toalin
Jno» Ho Martin
Nebraska member hanks
48
Member Banks in Nebraska,
Colorado and Wyomlngo
38
Total
Visitors
Bankers
189
Students
213
Pioneer Book C®0 32
MiaOo
,$47
Total
7Q1
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL "RBSERVB BAKE OP DALLAS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1925
Visits to Banks
Representative
Memb er
JSon-Memher
Total
Ao
Eo
Lanier
20
5
25
Jo
F 0 Clouse
26
8
U
17
12 ~
29
63
25
88
GoLo
Childers
Invest igation Helat ive to Bequest for Charter
Ao
Bo Lanier
1
Conventions Attended
Mr, A, So Lanier attended the Panhandle Bankers Association
Convention held in Amarillo, Texas, on the 15th and 16th ©£
June e
Speeches
Date
6 -8
6=8
6-19
Organisation
Speaker
W, Jo Evans
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers ^Financial
Association* Calveston, T@x0 Conditions k
the Business
Outlooko"
do
do
Ao Eo
ier
Subject
wWhere Do We
Co From Her@on
Hotary Clubo, Brownwood, Tex» "FedoReso Sys«
t e m o 11
Visitors
Bankers
Others
YMCA Class
Total
21
50
76
147
neproaucea from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdinqs of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 0? SAN FRANCISCO
REPORT OP SAUK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
POR THE MONTH OP JUNE 1925.
Member Banks visited00* 0. o c o o o o o e o 55
Non-Member Banks Visi ted. o o o o o o o o o 11
Meetings Attended* o o o » o o . 00000.000 11
Speeches
Speaker
Date
Subject
Association & Plaoe
Utah Bankers Assn0 Con
vention, Provo, Utah
Number
Present
Place of Federal Reserve
Bank in Banking System
of the Countryo
200
6-5
6-6
H.
6-11
W. A. Day
6-17
Walton N.Moore Rotary Club, Santa Rosa, Organisation of the Fed®
JoUcCalfcins
Calo
oral Reserve System.
6-15
MsMoRitehie
Kiwanls Club, Santa Rosa,Money In Common Use in
Calo
the United Stateso
75
6-19
Wo M» Hale
Rotary Cluh, Sebastopol, Federal Reserve System,
Calo
40
Mo
Craft
Kiwanls Club, Los Gatos, Federal Reserve System
and Its Operations
Cal o
60
SO
Meetings Attended
6-4
6-6
C, R» Shaw
Do Lo Davis
Washington State Bankers Convention, Seattle, Wn<
6-11
6-13
Frederick Greenwood
Oregon State Banks Association Annual Convention
Corvallis, Oregon0
6-19
6-20
Mo MoRitohie
Nevada Bankers Association, 15th Annual Convention,
Lovelocks, Nevada.
6-24
C. R, Shaw
Convention of the Foreign Trade Council, Seattle, Wnc
6-27
Co E» Earhart
Spring Meeting, Croup Three, California Bankers Asso
ciation, Los Sotos, Cal.
6-29
G. H, Schmidt
Meeting of Santa Barbara Clearing House Association,
held at 5 PoM« following Santa Barbara earthquake*
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3< 7
2 ,-5
DEPARTMENTS OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE
BANKS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1925.
No. Speeches
Banks Visited
Meetings
Attended
Conventions
Attended
Boston
1
88
-
2
New York
7
71
-
1
Philadelphia
3
71
1
2
Cleveland
4
152
. 4
1
Richmond
4
63
1
1
Atlanta
No Activities
Chicago
•
287
21
-
St. Louis
1
168
7
-
Minneapolis
6
*
-
Kansas City
5
133
Dallas
San Francisco
•
2
19
6
- :
92
1
-
10
—
1,144
44
9
_
Total
4e
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
*
*
gBEW i
tos b t s
Bi K .og
b o st o n
REPORT OF B A M BELAT IONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1925.
Visits to Banks
Repre»entatlve
1 # I* Bishop
Member
Ren-Mcmber
73
Total
15
88
Conventions Attended during the Month
May 20
Sove Harding
R. I« Bankers Convention, J « Providence,
<
Re
May 89
Mr. Bishop
I.
Re H# Bankers Convention, Manchester,
Ne He
made during the Month
May 7
Mr. Carriek,
Secretary
Bkge £ Ins. Section
"Federal Reserve
Gornio Chamber of Commerce System."
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X '
REPORT OF MEMBER BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
MAY 1 to MAY 31. 1925
VISITS TO BANKS
Member
J,
H,
W,
C,
H,
Date
H„
2.
W,
L.
W.
Total
10
2
1
2
11
12
11
12
4
_ 41
Buchan
Persons
Schneckenburger
Blakeslee
Snow, Jr,
Nonmember
14
30
4
aker Supplied
Organization
5/
6
J * L, Morris
Master Painters & Decorators of
Now York City and the
Metropolitan District, Build
ing Trades Ass ’n
(250)
5/
6
W, R, Burgess
Reception Committee, Advertising
Club of N,Y„ for Guests from
Great Britain and Europe, at
R, Bank of N. Y,
(30)
5
13
23
18
71
Subiect
"Two sides of
Credit - Giving
and Getting,"
F, R. System
5/ 8
G* B. Roberts
Dinner meeting of the Bankers’
Forum, Elizabeth, N 4 J, (50)
F* R, System; also
Fi 1m.
5/16
W« W, Schneckenburger
Gyro Club of Buffalo, Buffalo,
N. Y.
(60)
Value of F.R. System
to Business and
Banking,
5/18
Pierre Jay
U,S# Chamber of Commerce,
Washington, D, C*
Ten years of the
F, R. System
5/20
G, B % Roberts
Nat’1 Association of Weed Turners
at the Hotel McAlpin, N, Y,(75)
Business and the
Federal Reserve
Reporting System
5/23
D, H, Barrows
Annual Banquet, Group IV, New
York State Bankers Ass'n,
Syracuse, N, Ye
(175)
The First Ten Years
Investigatens relative tc requests for charters :
J*
w.
H. Buchan
F, Copeland
H, s. Downs
K F. Hammond
H, z. Pe rsons
.
w, W Schneckenburger
H. M, Stillman
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
11
Charters approved:
9
"
disapproved: 2.
__
11
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2
Spe ci al Se rvi ce :
5/13 - 15
5/20 - 21
5/28
5/29
H,
J.
H,
H.
M.
F„
M.
M.
Stillman
Ham ond
m
Stillman
Stillman
Lon a Branch Banking Co,, Long Branch, N* J
Dumont National Bank, Dumont, N, J,
Stratford Trust Company, Stratford, Conn,
Bridgeport Trust Company, Bridgeport, Conn
New Member State Banks or Trust Companies:
T itle Guaranty & Trust Company, Plain fie ld , N, J*
Meetings Attended:
5/7-9
J, H. Case
L. F, S a ile r
A, J, Lins
S, Downs
N, J. Bankers Association Convention,
Atlantic City, N. J*
federal reserve film
5/ 2
5/1-3
5/11
5/13
5/16
5/20
5/25
Film shown
Fede ral
Film shown
Film shown
Film shown
Film shown
Film shown
Film shown
to 28 Columbia University students, at the
Reserve Bank of New York,
at Y. M. C. A ,, Passaic, New Jersey,
at Improvement Ass’n, Charlemont, Mass,
at M ills Theatre, Shelboume F a lls , Mass,
te 30 Columbia University students,,at F. R, B,
at Montefiore Sanitorium, Bedford H ills , N. Y,
at Berkshire Ind, Farm, Canaan, N„ Y,
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SRVE BANK OP PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OP BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
POR THE MONTH OP MAY 1925.
Report of visits made to member and non
member banks during the month of May:
Representative
Member
Morris Foulk
L. E. Donaldson
Geo. Eo Lloyd
Non-Member
5
23
16
I T
8
19
T T
Total
5
31
35
TT~
Speeches
Speaker
Date
Organization
Subject
Number
Present
5-2
G. W 0 Norris
University of Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve
students at Benjamin Franklin
System©
Hotel, Philadelphia
250
5-12
G. Wo Norris
Kensington Board of Trade
Philadelphia, at luncheon
Federal Reserve
System©
40
5-26
f
Wm. H. Hutt
Clearfield Rotary Club,
Clearfield, Pae
Ten years of
Federal reserve
banking©
50
Meetings Attended
5/7,8,
& 9
G. W0 Norris, Ro L. Austin, WmQ A. Dyer, J© M. Toy, So R 0 Earl,
W. LaBold e and Clarence Wolfinger attended the New Jersey
Bankers’ Association convention at Atlantic City, No Jo
F.
5/18 - 22
J. Mo Toy attended the Standing Committee on collection at
New York City0
5/21 S 22
c
Wnu A. Dyer, C e A c MoIlhenny and Clarence Wolfinger attended the
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association convention at Atlantic City, No Jo
Special visits made
5/25
,
Fo Wo LaBold visited the First National Bank. Milton, Pa» and spoke
on general service0
5/26
F. Wo LaBold visited the Milton Trust Co0, Milton, Pa0, and spoke
on membershipo
6/27
Fo We LaBold visited the Sunbury Trust C0o, Sunbury, Pa®, and spoke
on membership©
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£
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
S
Visitors
5 /4
Perkaste High School
6/26 Graduating class, library
course, Drexel Institute
visited our bank library
25
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FEDERAL RESERVE: BANK OF CLEVELAND
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1925»
Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
Non-Member
Total
E.
Me
Fe
Be
Bill
Boyd
McCombs
Reynolds
29
32
28
62
1
29
32
29
62
151
E.
H.
Ce
Fo
1
152
Speeches
D ate
Organization & Place
Speaker
Subject
Number
Present
6/26
Ne Ro Matter
Richland Co. Bankers1
Assn., Lucas Ohio
Ten Years of Federal
Reserve Service*
75
5/5
J. C0 Nevin
Kiwanis Club, Willoughby What the Federal
Ohio*
Reserve System does
for you.
50
5/19
JoP.H. Brewster Kiwanis Club,Chillocthe, Federal Reserve System 175
Cincinnati Br* Ohio*
5/20
H. No Ott,
Darke Co. Bankers’ Assn. Federal Reserve System 125
Cincinnati, Br0 Gettysburg. Ohio.
Conventions Attended
5
/2
0 -2 2
E. R. Fanoher
Eo E. Bill
C. F» McCombs
Twenty®'
Bankers
Ojr
B. J. Lazar
H. M. Boyd
Group j
4
Be J. Lazar
He , . Boyd
r
Groups
5 & 6
5/12
E. K a Bill
Group 7
Croup
5/27
F e Jo Surlinden
G 0 A 0 Stephenson
E. E. Bill
5 /2 7
5 / 2 1
”
9
Pennsylvania Bankers Assn., Grove City, Pa0
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:
federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Miscellaneous
Mr® Cobun of the Pittsburgh Branch attended the opening of
the new hank building of the First Rational Bank, East Palestine,
Ohiot, on Saturday, May 2nd0
Mr® He
Ott of the Cincinnati Branch attended the opening
of the new banking rooms of the Third Rational Bank & Trust Company,
Payton, Ohio© on Saturday, May 9th 0
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
Total
56
139
217
412
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FEDERAL N F S F H V B B A N K OF A T L A N T A
HEPOBT
OF B A N y E O L A T I O N S
DEPARTMENT
F O B mH E M O N T H O F M A Y 1 9 2 5
i
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ACTIVITIES
i
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OP RICHMOND
REPORT-OF BANK ^TLATICTS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF MAT 1925.
Visits to Banks
Member
Non-Member
7
10
6
2
9
16
1
1
9
8
10
7
2
10
1
25
50
w. T. Clements
Jno. T. Garrett
D. M. Hale
J< H. Siler, Jr.
J. R. Tucker
W. H. Wheelwrigh t
P. W. Wrightson
1
1
Tot*
13
63
•
Speeches
■
Bate
Speaker
5/15
J.
Fry
5/26
H.
Gordon
5/27
W.W.Hbxton
5/30
90.3»Sloan
Organization
Group 7, :
South Carolina
Bankers Assn., Elloree,
S.C*
Sub 1act
Reserves * Currency
Service.
Number
Present
175
Bristol Chapter, American Some of the Opera 100
Institute of Banking,
tions of the Federal
Reserve Bank.
Bristol, Va.-Tenn.
Croup 5, Couth Carolina
Federal Reserve Notes.75
Bankers Assn. Cheraw, S.C.
Newport N^ws-Hampton
Chapter. American In
stitute cf Banking.
Federal Reserve Sys- 100
tern.
Messrso Geo. J. Seay,
W. Hoxton and Jno. 1. Garrett attended the
annual convention ~f the North Carolina Bankers Association, hold a
Pinehurst, North Carolina, on Kay 7th, 8th and 9th«
Mr. W. H. Wheelwright intended a meeting of Group 3, West Vriginia
Bankers Association, hfld at Huntington, West Virginia, on May 30th
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FE3F3AL RESERVE 3AIf!! 6" CSICA3Q
m
REPORT OF BASK RELATIONS DEPARIiiEB*
FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1925.
(Chicago Terr5 tory Only)
Member Banks lion-Memker Banks
24
32
54
32
4S
26
51 >
£6
8
14
36
19
20
19
30
3
16
18
18
13
22
J
21
23
Be B - Brann
e
1. T. Falk
F* A* Ford
JeC* EeMan&man
J„ Jo Merrill
0* A. Prugh
G. M e Gnyder
?. R. Winepartner
Total
138 ■
287
149
Group M b s tinss At t6l l id
it
May 4, 1525 » Group #8,
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Group #10
5,
H
« 6,
Group #6,
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8
10,
18
,
19,
19,
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26,
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Group #5
* Group Ii,
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Group r e .
« Group #2,
= Group <3,
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« Group f 7»
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In B« Braun
H. He Bubs and D* B
n
s
«
Brann
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f
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R
A* R, LeRoy
is Bankers Association, 3» ^ * Harris
rr
g&rdne-
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=
« A Group
Tf
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=
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f *
I *
f >
Tf
* Group
?t
- Group
f j
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ft
#6,
#7,
f4»
;- » Indiana Bankers Association, W» 0»' Bachman
fi
'
-,
"
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elation, E * L »
.
#6,
eolation*
«
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Fall
FEDERAL'RESERVE BAHT OF ST. LOUIS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPART;,£MT
FOR THE MOUTH OF MAY 1925.
Visits to Banks
Member
Non-Member
Total
1
Bo Bonnewald
14
i
15
C
,
jj »
£2
18
40
c
Fo Ferry
23
10
33
32
48
80
91
77
158
Mott
Meetings Attended
May 6 and 7
Oo Mo Attebery
E. Go Adams
L. B. Bonnewald
Jackson, Miss
0. Mo Attebery
E. C • Adams
L* Bo Bonnewald
Nashville, Tenn0 Tennessee
State Meet t:
r
n 18
TT
19
i 20
f
f 21
!
C.
G»
Co
Ce
Fo
Fo
Fo
Fo
Ferry
Ferry
FerryFerry
Garbondale, IllSo Group Meeting
Effingham
it
»
If
Shelbyvill
w
if
*
Robinson
re
re
C©
C.
Go
Co
Co
To
j
L.
1.
L.
L©
M o 11
Mott
Mott
Mott
Mott
Carbondale
Robinson
Sullivan
Jasper
tt
1 3
n
18
21
n 27
re 28
t 30
t
1 4
Mississippi
State Meeting
11
n
Indo
if
n, Eyc
it
H
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t»
ti
tf
if
T
T
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Speakers Furnished
Bate
Mav 26
Speaker
Wm, MeCo Martin
Organization Addr^"
Scottish Bite Club
Subject
Federal Reserve
Systenio
Number
Preaenv
150
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FEDERAL ~RESERVE ~ 5 M f 'OP ~MI NNEAPOL 1 $
REPORT OP BAitK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OP MAY 1925.
Speeches
Mr. J. Fo Ebersole, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent,
addressed the following meetingsi
Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 4, Radio talk
from WCCO, Subject: 1How Federal R serve
1
Banks Prevent Panics”*
Minneapolis. Minnesota, May 14, University
of Minnesota, School of Business Alumni
Banqueto
Subject; "What Banking Requires
of University Trained Men*0 Attendance 400.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 23 o Local Branch
American Statistical Association
Subject:
"The Business Reporting Service of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Minneapolis - Its Weaknesses
and Evolution*o
Attendance 10*
St» Paul, Minnesota, May 2 . , University cf
7Minnesota, students in "Farm Finance*, Collage
of Agriculture.
Subjects "The Federal Reserve
Bank and the Farmer”»
Attendance 2Ch
River a"Is, Wisconsin, May 28*
) ! f%menuemerit
) addresses
Apple- on, Minnesota, May 29*
Subject: "Responsibilities of Citisenr.V* ;!
r
ja
i »@ , * - r attitude toward esldlished 4jriatitu.“
tions
Corubined attendance 1,0000
FEDERAL RESERVE BANE OF KANSAS CITY '
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF MAT 1926
Speeches
Date
5 •4
Sp eaker
Organization & Place
M • Lo McClure
Junior College Students
Subject
"Federal Reserve
System."
5-8
do
Engineers’ Club, R.I.Ry*
do
5-11
do
University Club, Kansas City.
do
5-11 Wo J. Bailey
Real Estate Board, K.C. Fans. "The Banker and the
Realtor
5-29
Nebraska Stookgrowers Assn®
Broken Pow„ Neb0
do
"The Federal Reserve
System,,"
Banks Visited
W» M. Tomlin
Nebraska Member Banks
Jno» H. Martin
Member Bankr in Kansas,
Colorado and Nebra s k a
Visitors
Bankers
^ o m China
.tudents
I
others
149
1
114
86
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS
REPORT 0? BAJ9K RELATIOHS DEPARTMEHT
FOR THE M02TTH OF MAY 1925.
Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
Hon-Member
Total
A» E* Lanier
30
14
44
J. F. Clouse
13
2
15
C e L. Childers
22
11
33
65
27
92
Conventions Attended
5/5/25
5/l9-2i/25
Ur, W, J. Evans and Mr. C. L. Childers attended the
fast Texas Chamber of Commaroe Convention held in
Mineral Wells, Texas.
This hank ,and br&nehag sent the following men as
representatives to the Convention of Texas Bankers
Association held in Houston, Texas; Messrs0 Talley,
Evans, Childers, Clouse. Lanier, Harris and Heordano
Spaechos
Date
5/15/25
Speaker
f* J* Evans
Organisation
Banking Class Southern
Methodist University
--rs
Bankers
Others
Total
.SB
.66
10 4
Sub *a-ot
,Federal Hesarfe
f
System*”
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F5DER
RYE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
iV
FOR THE MOYTH OP MAY 1925.
Msinfesr Bsnks Visitsd# e«»»*ooo*9*oa«9 13
Non-Member Banks Visited...... ••••»
6
M e e t i ng s A t t ende d e..®.®®..®®®*®®..®. 1 0
Speeches
Association £
Place
Subject
Number
Present
Date
Speaker
5/2
Mr. Shepherd
Croup 4 , California Bankers’
The Bankers1
Assn0, Mission Inn, Riverside, Responsibility
for the Federal
Cal 0
Reserve System®
300
5 /12
Mr. Dumm
Polytechnic High School,
Los Angeles Cal®
Federal Reserve
System.
300
5/12
Mr. Lanning
Polytechnic High School,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Federal Reserve
System®
100
5/12
Mr. Clapp
Polytechnic High School,
Los Angeles Cal®
Federal Reserve
System®
65
5/27
Mr. Dumm
Sawtelle High School,
Sawtelle, Cal®
Federal Reserve
System.
30
5/29
Mr. Davis
Hoo Hoo Club
Discount, Currency 50
and Check Collection
Functions.
Spokane, Wash®
Meetings Attended
5 / 8- 9 /25 Mr. 'reenwood
Mr. Calkins
Mr. Ambrose
5/9/25
Meeting of Croup 1, Oregon Bankers’ Association,
Astoria, Oregon0
Spring Meeting Croup 8, California Bankers’ Asen0,
Blue Lakes Resort and Clear Lake Beach, Lake County
Mr. -reenwood
5/18/25
Mr. Farhart
Meeting of Linn-Benton County Bankers’ Association,
Albany', Oregon<
>
Meeting Croup 6, California Bankers’ Association®
Excursion through the California and Hawaiiar Sugar
Refining Corporation, Crockett, California®
Mr. McRitehie
5/22-23/25 Mr. Day
Mr. Greenwood
California Bankers’ Association, Santa Barbara,
Meeting of '
2 , Oregon Bankers’
W o o d b u m , Oregon®
a!
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y
.2
.
.-
.
.
.
Federal Reserve Bank of -an Francisco
2
Mr. Partner
Meeting Spokane County Country Bankers1 Assn
Cheney, Washington.
Mr. Partner
Meeting Croup 2, Washington Bankers Assn.,
Spokane, Washington.
Mr. Partner
Whitman Country Bankers’ Association,
Pullman. Washington
Mr. Partner
Croup 1, Washington Bankers’ Association,
Oroville Washington.
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3 ^ 7 - 5 -
ACTIVITIES OF THE BANK RELATIONS
DEPARTMENTS OF THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE
BANES FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1 925»
'
No, Speeches
Banks Visited
Meetings
Attended
Conventions
Attended
" B s 4Dn
-o-
6
65
-
-
New York
5
85
-
-
Philadelphia
4
94
-
Cleveland
5
206
-
Richmond
*
Atlanta
86
-
" -
No Activities
Chicago
-
482
-
St* Louis
5
202
1
Minneapolis -
2
-
-
Kansas City
1
42
-
Dallas
-
92
1
10
138
5
38
1,4*2 -
6
San F *
&noiso?
Total
-
1
X
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANE OF BOSTON
REPORT OF BANE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
ROR ^HE MONTH OF APRIL 1925.
Visits to Banks
Representative
Member
E. R. Bishop
Non-Member
57
Total
65
8
Speeches
Date
4-7
Speaker
Mr. Garrick
CD
i
do
Subject
Organization % Place
Associated Retail Credit Men, Federal Reserve
Worcester, Mass.
System.
Men’s Clubs of Wakefield
and Melrose
do
do
4-16
Mr. Oettemy
Emmanuel Clubf Braintree, Mass.
4-27
Crov. Harding
Economic Club of Portland, Me. United States as
a World Banker and
Trader.
4-28
Mr. Garrick
Rotary Club of Wakefield
4-28
Mr. Bishop
Spencer Hisrh School,
Spencer, Mass.
Federal Reserve
System.
do
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REPORT OF MEMBER BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
APRIL 1 TO APRIL 30. 1925
VISITS TO BANKS
Member
J,
W#
H,
H,
Date
H.
F,
S,
Z.
Buchan
Copeland
Downs
P erson s
Speaker S u pplied
Nonmember
33
6
4
18
61
T o ta l
5
5
1
13
24
38
11
5
31
85
S u b je ct
Organi z a tio n
4/ 2
W, F. Copeland
4/ 8
4/ 9
P ie r r e Jay
G, B, R ob erts
4 /1 6
4 /2 9
G, B, R ob erts
H, Z, P erson s
K iw anis C lub, J e r s e y C it y , N . ' J ,
Exchange C lub, F r e e p o r t, N, Y,
F, R, System
L ion s Club o f Lyndhurst and N u tle y , (6 0 )
Yountakaw C ountry Club, N u tle y , N, J,
A d v e r t is in g C lub, New York C i t y ,
K iw anis C lub, S t , G eorge, S, I ,
(8 5 )
F, R. System
F, Re Banks
and t h e i r re
la tio n to
b u s in e s s ,
F, R, System
F, R, System
(1 0 0 )
(4 0 )
I n v e s t i g a t i o n s r e l a t i v e t o r e q u e s ts f o r c h a r t e r s :
W, F. Copeland
H, S, Downs
C h a rters a p p r o v e d :
“
d is a p p r o v e d :
2
_2
4
S p e c ia l S e r v i c e »
4/ 9
A, F a is t
4/ 6
A, F a is t
4 / 2 1 - 2 5 -fchn Byrne
4 /2 8 -2 9 H. M, S tillm a n
L ongacre Bank, New York C it y ,
F ra n k lin N a tio n a l Bank, New Y ork ,
L i t t l e Neck N a tio n a l Bank, L i t t l e N eck, N. Y,
Long Branch Ban k in g Company, Long B ranch, N, J*
New Member S ta te Banks o r T ru st Com panies:
Community T ru st Company, M id d le p o r t, N. Y.
Mt, P le a sa n t Bank, P l e a s a n t v i l i e , N. Y,
FEDERAL RESERVE FILM
4/ 1 -
4/10
-
5
12
4 /1 7
1/27 - 30
4 /2 5
F ilm shown a t Y, M.
C, A ., D eca tu r, 111,
F ilm shown a t Y. M.
C, A ., Monmouth, 111,
Film shown at Y. M,
C, A ,, C lin t o n , Iow a.
Film shown a t Y. M, . C, A, , P a s s a ic , N. J,
F ilm shown at F e d e ra l R eserve Bank o f New York
b e fo r e 35 stu d e n ts o f Colum bia U n iversity,
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FEDERAL RESERVE FARE 0? PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OF BABE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THF V0*T?5 OF APRIL 1925,
Report of visits made to member and non
member banks during the month of April:
Representative
Member
Morris Foulk
9
L. R. Donaldson 2324
f?eo0 v » Lloyd
56
Non-M ember
Total
7
18
13
16
41
37
38
94
Speeches
Date
Speaker
Organization 5 Place
k
Subject
4-2
Qe W; Dorris
Trenton Chapter, American
Institute* of Banking,
Trenton, 1. Ja
Federal Reserve
System*
4-13
Morris ^oulk
Board of Directors,
Port Carbon State Bank,
Pa*
Membership
4-22
?• W. L&Bold
ringston Bank 1 Trust Go®
Kingston, Pa0
4-30
Wm. H. Hutt
cloneester Co. Bankers
Association at Westville,
N. J.
do
Ten years of
Federal Reserve
Banking.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANE OF CLEVELAND
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
------------- ------- -------------FOR THE MONTH OF...
APRIL 1985.
1
1
-...
-
Visits to Banks
“ ------------Representative
Member
E. E. Bill
51
-
51
H. Me Boyd
46
-
46
C ® ' • Mo Combs
. ?
39
1
40
F. B, Reynolds
59
_Z_
69
Non-Memher
205
Total
1
206
Speeches
Bate
Speaker
Organization
Sc
Number
Preseii
Subject
Place
Builders Exchange, Akron* Federal Reserve System
Ohio
4-6
D. C. Wills
4-7
do
Rotary Cluh, Columbus,
Ohio
do
4-20
do
Business Men*s Club,
Hillsboro, Ohio
do
'
do
7§
Why a Federal Reserve
System?
70
4-20
N. R® Matter
Heads $ Foremen of the
?
National Malleable Castings
COe, Cleveland, Ohio®
4-21
J® C. Nevin
Rotary Club, Kent, Ohio,
Miscellaneous
Mr® C, F, McCombs attended the opening of the ne?/ hanking
rooms of the Wellshurg National Bank, Wellsburg, W® Va®, on
April 8.
Mr. F« B® Reynolds attended the opening of the new hank
building of the ^irst National Bank. Wadsworth, Ohio on April £2®
Visitors
^ankers 32
’Students 144
Others 205
SRI
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF
RF^Q^T 0? BANF
^
relations
RICHMOND
department
THE MONTH OF APRIL 1925.
Yi8lt8 to Banka
Meinber
Non»Mem"her
Total
* • T. Clements
¥
5
-
5
Jno, T» Garrett
3
-
3
D. M. Hale
9
-
9
5
3
5
J. E. Siler
Jr„
'IF
J. R» Tucker
13
W, H. Wheelwrierht
10
F« W. Wrl *htson
18
1?
53
23
’
13
86
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA
REPORT 0? BANK REX AT IONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1925,
No Activities
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
Keproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
1
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS
REPORT OF BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1925.
Visits to Banks
Member
Non-Member
Total
L. B. Donnewald
24
20
44
C. F. Ferry
29
23
52
C. L. Mott
19
13
32
E. 0. Williams
29
46
74
101
101
202
Meetings Attended
Apr* 28-29
W. MeC« Martin
Little Rook,Arkansas
0. M*
Attebery
Bankers
E. C.
Adamsv.
Association
L. B.
Donnewald
E. G.
Williams
Speeches
Date
Speaker
3-29
Wm. MoC. Martin Eoom0 Div. Washington
and Lee University,
Lexington, VaQ
4-9-9
C. M. Stewart
4-13
4-12
Organization & Place
Eoomonio Glasses,
Roosevelt Hi»h Shoool,
St. Louis
MoC. Martin Ruhloans Business School
St. Louis
C. M* Stewart
Men1s Club, Grace Luthern
Church, St. Louis
No* Present
x
200
50 each
100
75
FEDERAL RESERVE BANII OF MINNEAPOLIS
REPORT OF BA"T RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
K
FOR TH^ MONTH OP APRIL 1925,
Speeches
Mr. Curtis L. Mosher, Assistant Federal Reserve
Agent, addressed the following meetings:
Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 14
Cyro Cluho
Subject; "Business
Situation in the Northwest" 0
Attendance ?5»
New Riohland Minnesota, April 14o
Joint meeting Parents1 & Teachers*
Association and Commercial Club*
Subject: "Federal Reserve System
and Business and Agricultural Con
ditions."
Attendance 1250
Reproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OP KANSAS CITY
REPORT OF BANE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1925c
Speeches
Pate
4-30
Speaker
W, J. Bailey,
Governor
Organization % Place
Gdamopolitan Club
Kansas City
ub jeot
Federal Reserve
Syotem<>
Banks Visited
John He Martin
Member Banks
Non-Member Banks
Visitors
Bankers
Students
Others
72
79
86
Total
237
37
5
Keproduced from the Unclassified / Declassified Holdings of the National Archives
rapERAI -^ SERVE-BAN^ ,.qF.DALLAS
REPORT 0? BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1925.
Visits to Banks
TTon-Member
Total
Representative
Member
A* E. Lanier
18
4
22
J. P. Clouse
27
11
38
Ce Lo Childers
22
9
31
Wo C* Franklin
1
1
24
68
92
Convention Attended
Assistant Federal Reserve Agent Hall
attended the Louisiana Bankers Convention,
helfl in ?*ew Orleans on the 15th and 16th
of April>
Visitors
Bankers
Others
18
37
Total
55
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IP |
BANK OP SAN FRANCISCO
REPORT OP BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1925,
Member Banks V i s i t e d * ,107
Non-Memher Banks Visited...».»...*. 31
Meetings A t t e n d e d , 5
Speeches
Date
Speaker
Association & Place
Subject
Federal Reserve System.
Number
Present
54
4-1
Mr, Day
Dial Club Luncheon,
St. Francis Hotel, S,F0
4-13
Mr. Dumra
Manual Arts High School, The Relationship Between
Farmer and Banker.
Los Angeles
4-15
Mr, Meyer
Jefferson High School,
Los Angeles
Federal Reserve System.
300
4-16
Mr. Perrin
Bank Chapter of San
Reserves Do Not Make a
Francisco Assn* of Credit Bank Safe.
Men, Palace Hotel S*F*
75
Mr. Dumra
Manual Arts High School,
Los Angeles
4-24
Mr. Perrin
500
Annual Meeting Chamber of More than 200C hanks have
Commerce Portland.
failed in this country
during the past five years0
Is such fatality necessary?
4-24
Mr. Craft
University of Women’s
Assn* Salt Lake City
4-28
do
4-20
4-23
4-28
Mr. Oeller
Mr. teller
Exchange Club
City.
Federal Reserve System*
200
Federal Reserve System0
40
Salt Lake Federal Reserve System0
80
John C. Fremont High
School, Los Angeles
Lincoln High School,
Los Angeles
Federal Reserve System*
250
Federal Reserve System*
100
Meetings Attended
4-11
Mr. Hale
Croup 1. California Bankers1 Association,
Sacramento« Calif,
4-11
Mr. Sheperd
Mr. Schmidt
Citrus Belt Bankers1 Association,
Covina Calif.
200
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federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Meetings (continued)
4-16
Mr. Leisner
Regional meeting of Utah State Bankers?
Association,
Brigham City, Utah.
4-17
Mr. Shaw
Group 3, Washington Bankers1 Association
Bellingham, Wash.
4-18
Mr. Schmidt
Mr. Dumm
Group 5, California Bankers1 Association,
Los Angeles, Calif.
