Volume 2
DATE: January 3, 1922 - December 17, 1923
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- Treasury Savings Certificates Announcement, January 3, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon on Newspaper Story Regarding Discovery of Unrecorded Government Funds, January 13, 1922
- Appointment of Lew Wallace, Jr. as Director of Savings Division of the Treasury, January 14, 1922
- Treasury Offering of Certificates of Series A-1922, January 14, 1922
- Correspondence Between J.W. Fordney, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, and Secretary Mellon on the Outlook of the Finances of the Government for Current Fiscal Year, January 25, 1922
- Treasury Offering of $400 Million of 4 3/4% Notes of Series A-1925, January 26, 1922
- Subscriptions for 4 3/4% Notes of Series A-1925 Closed February 1, February 2, 1922
- Victory Notes Announced, February 2, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for Issue of 4 3/4% Treasury Notes of Series A-1925, February 4, 1922
- Federal Land Banks oFfering of $75 Million of Federal Farm Loan Bonds
- Statement by Secretary Mellon, February 6, 1922
- All Tax-Exempt 3 3/4% Victory Notes Have Been Called for Redemption, February 9, 1922
- Redemption of 3 3/4% Victory Notes Before Maturity, February 9, 1922
- Secretary Mellon says Newspaper Reports on Government Guaranty of Equipment Obligations by Railroad Companies is Without Foundation, February 16, 1922
- Victory Notes Announcement, February 17, 1922
- Treasury Certificates of Series TM-1922, Seires TM2-1922 and Series TM3-1922 Available at Federal Reserve Banks, February 23, 1922
- Payment for Income and Profits May Be Made in the Following Ways, March 6, 1922
- Treasury Offering of $250 Million of 1-year 4 1/4% Treasury Certificates, March 9, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to the Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means J.W. Fordney, March 13, 1922
- Special Instructions to Collectors of Internal Revenue in the States of Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington, March 14, 1922
- Subscriptions for 1-year 4 1/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TM-1923 Closed March 15, March 16, 1922
- Victory Notes Opened for Purchase at Federal Reserve Banks, March 16, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 1-year 4 1/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TM-1923, March 17, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to Congressman James A. Frear, March 18, 1922
- Treasury Has Resumed Payments of Gold Certificates, March 18, 1922
- Stolen Liberty Bonds Recovered by Secret Service, March 21, 1922
- Federal Reserve Banks to Sell Treasury Certificates of Series C-1922, March 21, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 4-year 4 3/4% Treasury Notes of Series A-1926, March 23, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon, April 4, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon, April 9, 1922
- Treasury Offering of Certificates of Series D-1922, April 12, 1922
- Victory Bonds for Sale at Federal Reserve Banks, April 15, 1922
- Subscriptions for 3 1/2% Treasury Certificates of Series D-1922 Closed April 15, April 16, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to the Editor of The Plate Printer Conerning Article About Counterfeit Notes, April 17, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 3 1/2% Treasury Certificates of Series D-1922, April 19, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, April 19, 1922
- Estimated Receipts and Expenditures for Fiscal Year 1922, March 1, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to Frank J. Coleman, Editor and Business Manager of the Plate Printer, April 27, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to Carter Glass, April 29, 1922
- Federal Land Banks Offering $75 Million of 4 1/2% Farm Loan Bonds, May 8, 1922
- Victory Bonds to be Purchased at Federal Reserve Banks, May 15, 1922
- All 3 3/4% Victory Notes Have Been Called for Redemption, May 22, 1922
- Treasury Certificates of Series TJ-1922 and Series TJ2-1922 Available for Purchase at Federal Reserve Banks, May 23, 1922
- Treasury Offering of Certificates of Series TD-1922, May 26, 1922
- Subscriptions for 3 1/2% Treasury Certificates of Series TD2-1922 Closed June 1, June 2, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 3 1/2% Treasury Certificates of Series TD-1922, June 3, 1922
- All 3 3/4% Victory Notes Are Due and Payable Today, June 15, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon, June 16, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 3 3/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TJ-1923, June 17, 1922
- Subscription Books for New 4 3/8% Treasury Notes of Series B-1925 Close June 22, June 22, 1922
- Subscriptions Books for 4 3/8% Treasury Notes of Series B-1925 Closed June 22, June 23, 1922
- Over $20 Million of 3 3/4% Notes are Outstanding Which Have Not Been Presented for Redemption, June 29, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 4 3/8% Treasury Notes of Series B-1925, June 30, 1922
- Total Ordinary Receipts of the Government for Fiscal Year 1928, July 3, 1922
- Treasury Certificates of Series B-1922 Available for Purchase At Federal Reserve Banks, July 15, 1922
- Treasury Offering of 4 1/4% Notes of Series B-1926, July 26, 1922
- Partial Redemption of 4 3/4% Victory Notes Before Maturity, July 26, 1922
- Secretary Mellon's Letter to Banks and Trust Companies, July 26, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon, July 26, 1922
- Treasury Offering of $300 Million of 4 1/2% Notes of Series B-1926, August 2, 1922
- Subscription Books for Exchanges of 4 3/4% Victory Notes for New 4 1/2% Treasury Notes of Series B-1926 Closed August 8, August 9, 1922
- Second Fiscal Year's Operations Under the Cumulative Sinking Fund Completed June 30, August 14, 1922
- During Fiscal Year 1922, $64,837,900 Face Amount of Liberty Bonds Were Purchased and Retired, August 14, 1922
- Total Amount of Exchanges of 4 3/4% Victory Notes for New 4 1/4% Treasury Notes of Series B-1926, August 17, 1922
- Treasury Certificates of Series TS-1922 and Series TS2-1922 Available for Purchase at Federal Reserve Banks, August 23, 1922
- Examinations for Appointment as Line and Engineer Cadets in the Coast Guard Will be Held on September 25, August 24, 1922
- Status of Obligations of Foreign Governments Held by the United States, August 24, 1922
- Treasury Offers for Subscription Certificates of Series TS-1923, September 11, 1922
- Income and Profits Taxes to be Collected in September Will Amount to About $270 Million, September 15, 1922
- Issue Prices of Treasury Savings Certificates Will Increase, September 16, 1922
- Subscriptions for 3 3/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TS-1923 Closed September 15, September 16, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for 3 3/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TS-1923, September 18, 1922
- Treasury Certificates of Series D-1922 Available for Purchase at Federal Reserve Banks, September 25, 1922
- Federal Land Banks Make a Combined Offering Federal Farm Loan Bonds in the Sum of $75 Million, September 25, 1922
- Statement on Increased Price of Treasury Savings Certificates, September 28, 1922
- World War Foreign Debt Commission Meeting, September 29, 1922
- Treasury Savings Certificates Price Increase, October 1, 1922
- Treasury Offering of $500 Million of 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52, October 9, 1922
- Subscriptions for 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52 Have Been Received in the Amount Exceeding the Offering of $500 Million, October 12, 1922
- Total Subscriptions Received for 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52 Aggregate over $1.5 Billion, October 15, 1922
- Treasury Received Payment of $50 Million from the British Government, October 16, 1922
- Subscription Books on the Primary Offering of $500 Million of 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52 Closed October 14, October 1, 1922
- Subscription Books on the Exchange Offering of 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52 Close on October 21, October 19, 1922
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to James A. Frear, October 21, 1922
- Subscription Books on the Exchange Offering of 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52 Closed October 21, October 22, 1922
- Treasury Certificates of Series TD-1922 and TD2-1922 Available for Purchase at Federal Reserve Bank, October 23, 1922
- Total Allotments on Cash Offering of 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52, October 24, 1922
- Secretary Mellon Statement on Attorney General's Opinion Prohibiting the Use of Liquors on Foreign and American Vessels, October 25, 1922
- Total Amount of Exchanges of 4 3/4% Victory Notes and 4 1/4% Treasury Bonds of 1947-52, October 30, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon, November 4, 1922
- Treasury Offering of 4 3/4% Victory Notes, November 9, 1922
- Treasury Announcing Plans for War Savings Certificates of the Series of 1918, November 13, 1922
- $624 Million of War Savings Certificates of Series 1918 Become Payable January 1, 1923, November 13, 1922
- Redemption and Exchange of War-Savings Certificates, Series of 1918, November 9, 1922
- Request for Redemption or Exchange of War-Savings Certificates, Series of 1918
- Treasury Received Payment of $50 Million from the British Government, November 15, 1922
- World War Foreign Debt Commission, November 22, 1922
- Payment for Income and Profits Taxes, December 1, 1922
- All 4 3/4% Victory Notes Have Been Called for Redemption, December 2, 1922
- Statement by Secretary Mellon Responding to Statement by Governor Blaine of Wisconsin, December 4, 1922
- Treasury Announces December Financing, December 7, 1922
- $1 Billion Becomes Payable December 15 on Victory Notes and Treasury Certificates, December 11, 1922
- Subscription Books for Treasury Notes and Certificates Offered for December 15 Closed December 16, December 16, 1922
- Less than $300 Million of Victory Notes Have Been Presented for Redemption, December 20, 1922
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for Combined Offering of Treasury Notes of Series C-1925, Series TD-1923 and Series TM2-1923, December 23, 1922
- About $250 Million of Victory Notes Called for Redemption Are Still Outstanding, December 30, 1922
- All Special Treasury Certificates (Pittman Act Certificates) Have Been Retired, December 31, 1922
- Secretary Mellon's New Year's Greeting, January 1, 1923
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to George P. McLean, Chairman of the Committee on Banking and Currency, December 29, 1922
- Federal Land Banks Offering of Federal Farm Loan Bonds Aggregating $75 Million, January 4, 1923
- Holders of Victory Notes of Any Series May Present Them for Immediate Cash Redemption, January 4, 1923
- $200 Million of 1918 War-Savings Certificates Have Been Redeemed or Exchanged to Date, January 8, 1923
- Treasury Offering of 4 1/2% Treasury Notes, January 9, 1923
- Treasury Offering of 4 1/2% Treasury Notes Has Been Oversubscribed, January 15, 1923
- Allotments on Treasury Notes of Series A-1927, January 16, 1923
- Exchanges of 1918 War-Savings Certificates into Treasury Savings Certificates Expired January 15, January 17, 1923
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for Issue of 4 1/2% Treasury Notes of Series A-1927, January 22, 1923
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to Clarence H. Kelsey, Chairman of the Committee on Taxation of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, February 1, 1923
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to William R. Green, Acting Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means, December 21, 1922
- Final Details of Proposed Plan for Funding the Debt of Great Britain to the United States, February 2, 1923
- Reports Show $65 Million in Exchanges of 1918 War-Savings Certificates for Treasury Savings Certificates, February 7, 1923
- Payment for Income and Profits Taxes, March 1, 1923
- Victory Notes Still Outstanding to the Amount of Nearly $90 Million, March 6, 1923
- Treasury Announces March Financing, March 8, 1923
- Victory Notes Outstanding to the Amount of $825 Million, March 14, 1923
- Treasury Offering of Certificates of 4 1/4% and 4 1/2% Have Been Oversubscribed, March 15, 1923
- Total Amount of Subscriptions of Two Issues of Treasury Certificates (Series TS2-1923 and Series TM-1924), March 21, 1923
- Income and Profits Tax Receipts Aggregate About $400 Million, March 23, 1923
- Treasury Ready to Redeem Any Uncalled Victory Notes, March 26, 1923
- Director of Mint Announced Remaining Silver Bullion to be Purchased Under the Pittman Act, March 30, 1923
- Transfer of the Collection of Coins, Tokens and Medals in the Mint at Philadelphia to the National Museum at Washington, April 3, 1923
- Order Amending the Order of the Secretary of the Treasury With Respect to Practicing Before the Treasury Department, April 9, 1923
- Treasury Collected Income Taxes to the Amount of $463 Million, April 9, 1923
- Victory Notes Called for Advance Redemption at the Rate of About $1 Million a Day, April 25, 1923
- Victory Notes Called for Advance Redemption at the Rate of About $1 Million a Day, April 25, 1923
- Statement by the Director of the Mint on Purchases of Silver Under the Pittman Act, May 5, 1923
- Supplemental Regulations Governing Sales of Silver to the Director of the Mint Under the Pittman Act
- Treasury Announces May Financing, May 7, 1923
- Treasury Offering of $400 Million of 4 3/4% Notes of Series B-1927 Has Been Oversubscribed, May 14, 1923
- Allotments on Cash Subscriptions for 4 3/4% Treasury Notes of Series B-1927, May 16, 1923
- British Government has Repaid $30.5 Million to the United States, May 19, 1923
- Statement by the Director of the Mint on Tenders of Silver Under the Pittman Act, May 29, 1923
- Treasury Offering of Notes of Series B-1925 in Exchange for Victory Notes, June 8, 1922
- Statement on Austrian Debt, June 9, 1923
- Subscriptions for Treasury Certificates of Series TD2-1923 Closed June 13, June 15, 1923
- Treasury Received First Semi-Annual Payment on Debt From Great Britain, June 15, 1923
- Mint Stopped Receiving Tenders of Siler Under the Pittman Act, June 16, 1923
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for Issue of 4% Treasury Certificates of Series TD2-1923, June 18, 1923
- Formal Proposal of the British Government for Funding of the British Debt to the United States, June 19, 1923
- Resignation of S.P. Gilbert, Jr. as Under Secretary of the Treasury, June 22, 1923
- Closing of Fiscal Year 1923 Figures, July 2, 1923
- Treasury Received $4.6 Million Aggregate Principal Amount of Bonds of the United Kingdom, July 5, 1923
- Garrard B. Winston Appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, July 9, 1923
- Formal Proposal of the British Government for Funding of the British Debt to the United States, July 9, 1923
- Secretary Mellon Approves New Designs for Paper Currency Issues, September 10, 1923
- Treasury Announces September Financing, September 10, 1923
- Subscriptions for 4 1/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TM2-1924 Closed September 12, September 14, 1923
- British Government has Repaid $30.5 Million of Obligations to the United States, September 16, 1923
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for Issue of 4 1/4% Treasury Certificates of Series TM2-1924, September 17, 1923
- Treasury Approves Reduction of the Force of Plate Printers at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, October 12, 1923
- Statement by Secretary Mellon on Reports on Bureau of Engraving and Printing, October 16, 1923
- Meeting of World War Foreign Debt Commission, October 21, 1923
- Treasury Will Place on Sale a New Offering of Treasury Savings Certificates, November 15, 1923
- Treasury's Plans for Redemption and Exchange of War-Savings Certificates, November 30, 1923
- Treasury Announces December Financing, December 10, 1923
- Subscriptions for Two Issues of Treasury Certificates of Series TJ-1924 and Series TD-1924 Closed December 12, December 15, 1923
- Treasury Receives Second Semi-Annual Payment from the Government of Great Britain, December 15, 1923
- Total Amount of Subscriptions Received for Two Issues of Treasury Certificates, December 17, 1923
- Letter from Secretary Mellon to Congressman William R. Green, Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means, December 17, 1923
- Summary of the Substantial Changes in the Treasury Draft of the Proposed Revenue Act from the Revenue Act of 1921
- Office Memorandum on Bound Volumes of Press Releases, February 17, 1949
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