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CAMPAIGN FOR BANKING REFORM

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Some Notes on the Currency Problem. New York:

1908. Pp. 25.

Author File ALDRICH, Nelson V.

Relation of trust companies to monetary reform, TRUST COMPANIES,

May, 1911.

ALDRICH, Nelson V.

Relation of Trust Companies to Monetary Reform, TRUST COMPANIES,

May, 1911.

ALDRICH, Nelson W. Author File

The Need for Currency Reform. THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, Supplement to January, 1911 •

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The Need for Currency Reform* An Address- THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE, SUPPLEMENT to January, 1911*

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Banking Problems, THE ANNALS, November, 1910.

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Cooperation in American banking, MOODY1 S MAGAZINE, November, 1911.

Banking reform controversies

ANDREW, k. Piatt

Cooperation in American Banking, MOODY'S MAGAZINE, November, 1911•

Pp« 5.

TheUS is the only country that still suffers from generil financial panics; hence, need of banking reform, outline of the organization of the proposed National Reserve Association.

ANDREW, A. P i a t t

THE PURPOSE AND ORIGIN OP THE PROPOSED BANKING LEGISLATION. Boston: Priwfcely printed, 1911. Ffc. 50 .

Addressest-(1) What America Can Learn from European Bankings (2) The Essentially American Sources of the Proposed

Banking Legislation; (5) The Relations of the National Reserve Association

to the Treasury.

ANDREfc, A. ?iatt

THE PURPOSE ANP ORIGIN OF THE PROPOSED BANKING LEGISLATION; Three addresses, by Hon. A. Piatt Andrew. Boston:

1911. Pp. 49.

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®M Need for Currency Reform, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, Supplement to January, 1911•

ANDREW, A. Piatt Author File

Banking Systems and Currency Reform, An address before the Commercial Club of Cincinnati, vith introductory remarks by ¥• S. Rove* Cincinnati:

1910, 32 pp.

ANDREW, A. Pia t t

"Banking systems and currency reform." An address before the Commercial Club of Cincinnati , with i n t r o ductory remarks by W. S. Rowe, January 22, 1910.

Cincinnati: 1910. Pp. 52.

ANDREW, A(bram) Piatt

"The United States Treasury and the Money Market: The Partial Responsibility of Secretaries Gage and Shaw for the Crisis of 1907," AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION, PUBLICATIONS, Series 5> Vol. XI, 1910, pp. 218-251.

Discussion? on the Relation of the U.S. Treasury to the Money Market —

E.W. Bemis; A.R. Foote; W.A. Scott, David Kinley, pp. 252-257

ANDREtfjf,-A. Piatt

"The United States Treasury and the Money Market," PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS OF THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING of the American Economic Association, Series 3, IX, April'1908, pp. 218-231.

BERMAN, P.

A suggestion for currency reform, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

December, 1906.

BERRY, V. ¥.

Emergency circulation secured by veil-rated commercial paper, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1913.

BROWN, Harry G.

Typical commercial crisis vs. a money panic, YALE REVIEW,

August, 1910.

BROVN, Harry G.

"Typical commercial crises versus a money panic," YALE REVIEW, August 1910.

BUESTEIN, M. J.

The ideal systea of finance; inadequacy of the present money and currency; a plan for the reformation of the monetary system leading to permanent national prosperity.

Nev Xork: 1907. 48 pp.

BURTON, T. E.

Monetary Reform, BANKERS MAGZINE, March, 1913.

BURTON, T. E.

The Need for Currency Reform, THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ADADEKT OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE,

SUPPLEMENT, January, 19U*

BUSH, J. T.

Banking reform for business men* MOODY'S MAGAZINE,

November, 1911.

Currency reform from the business man's standpoint, MOODY1S MAGAZINE,

October, 1910

OONANT, 0. A.

The proposed national reserve association: what leading bankers think of it* BANKERS MAGAZINE,

November, 1911«

CONAiJT, 0. A.

A central bank of issue: (1) The evolution of central banking, NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,

January, 1910.

CONANT, C. A.

"The Lessons of the Panic,w NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, CLXXXVII, 1 9 0 8 .

Crisis of 1907

CONANT, C. A.

The battle for currency reform since 1896, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1908.

CONANT, C. A.

"The Plans for Current Reform, NEW YORK BANKERS' MAGAZINE, LXXII, December, 1906.

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COX, V. V. Z.

Defects in our banking system and remedies therefor, MOODY'S MAGAZINE, March, 1912.

CRANE, V. H.

A SCIENTIFIC CURRENCY. Nev Tork: 1910. Pp. ill, 100.

CUMMINGS, J. R.

NATURAL MONEX: THE PEACEFUL SOLUTION. New lorfc:

1912. Pp. 210.

DANIEL, T. C,

Real money versus banks of issue promises to pay, the most important factor in civilization and least understood •

Washington: 1911. Pp. vii, 275.

DEWEY, Davis R., Chairman, and others

Money and Banking, BOUND TABLE DISCUSSION, American Economic Association, Publicatio s, 3d Series, Vol. IX, no. 1, April, 1908, pp. 104-9} Wn. A. Scott, pp. 109-13} Isaac A. Loos, p. 113; *"• L. McVey, pp. 113-6.

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Money and Banking Round T a b l e , AiMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION, PUBLICATIONS, S e r i e s 5 , V o l . XI , 1906 , p p . 104-16 .

DOLLEY, J* H.

"Reform of the Currency and Its Relation to the State Banking Institutions of the United States* * An address before the National Association of Supervisors of State Banke, convention at Nev Orleans, La#, November 21, 1911.

Topeka: 1911. Pp. 23.

FAIRCHILD, F. R.

Fundamental defects of the bond-secured bank notes, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

April, 1908.

FAIRCHILD, F. R.

Our Currency Reform Problem, TALE REVIEW,

May, 1907.

FARNSWORTH, F. E.

The American Bankers Association and Currency Reform, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1913.

FISHER, E. D.

Financial feudalism and a central bank, FORIM,

May, 1911.

FORGAN, J. B.

An elastic currency would help, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1913.

FORGAN, D. R.

A scientific centralization of reserves necessary, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 191J.

FO¥LER, C. N.

Financial and banking ref orm, BANKERS MAGAZINE, March, 1913.

FOWLER, C. N.

SEVENTEEN TALKS ON THE BANKING QUESTION.

1 9 1 3 .

FOWLER, C. N.

Essential financial and banking reforms, ATLANTIC MONTHLT,

Vol. C7, 1910, pp. 124-27

FOWLER, Charles Newell (1852- )

"Essential financial and banking reforms," THE ATLANTIC, vol. 105, Jan. 1910, pp. 124-127.

FOWLER, C. N.

Currency Reform, VAN NORDEN MAGAZINE, February, 1907.

GAGE, Lyman J.

Banking and currency refora—haw can it be secured? BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1913.

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GASS, Lyman J . Author Fi le

"The Relation of the United States Treasury to General Finance," AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION, PUBLICATIONS, Vol. IX, Series I I I , 1908, pp. 212-17.

no. 1 April •Discussion on the Relation of the U.S. Treasury to the

Money Market: E.W. Bends* A.R. Foote; W.A. Scott; David Kinley,

pp. 2J2-57

Central Bank Proposals

GAGE, Lyman J.

The obstacles to currency reform, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, XXXI, 1908, pp. 454-59.

GAGE, Lyxoan J.

The Need for Currency Reform, RAND McNALLT BANKERS MONTHLY,

June 1906.

QOOKIN, F. W.

OUR DEFECTIVE AMERICAN BANKING SYSTEM; A DIAGNOSIS AND A PRESCRIPTION. Chicago:

1909, PP. vii, 52.

GREEN, C» A*

Banking and Currency principles of the United States and Foreign Countries, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION,

August, 1912.

HAZELTINE, M. V.

The hanking and currency problem in the United States, NOBTH AMERICAN REVIEW, Vol. CLXXIX,

1909, pp. 242-254.

HEPBURN, A* Barton

Report of the Currency Commission to the American Bankers Association; and remarks 'by Hon* Alonzo Barton Hepburn, Chairman*

Hew York: 1907.

HEPBUEN, A. B., CANNON, J. G. and PEPJCINS, G.V.

THE CURRENCY PROBLEM AND THE PRESENT FINANCIAL SITUATION. A series of addresses delivered at Columbia University, 1907-1908. New York: Columbia University Press, 1908•

Reviewed: A»EJL Economic Bulletin, I , p. 2L4»

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Vanderlip, Frank A*: The Modern Bank •. • 1 Voodlock, Thomas F»; The Stock Exchange and the

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HEPBURN, A* Barton

"Government Currency vs. Bank Currency,* in THE CURRENCY PROBLEM AND THE PRESENT FINANCIAL SITUATION: a series of addresses delivered at Columbia University, 1907-08. New York:

1908., pp.

HEPBURN, A. Barton

"Government Currency vs. Bank Currency," in THE CURRENCY PROBLEM AND THE PRESENT FINANCIAL SITUATION.

HESS, Ralph H*, and GODEREI, Le Roy D*

"The European Discount System—Possible Advantages of its Adoption in the United States," MOODY'S MAGAZINE, Vol* XIV, August and September, 1912*

HESS, Ralph H., and GODFREY, Le Roy D.

"The European Discount System—Possible Advantages of its Adoption in the United States," MOODY'S MAGAZINE, Vol. XIV, August and September, 1912.

HITCHGOOK, 0. M.

Local reserve associations, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN 3ANKERS ASSOCIATION,

April, 1912.

HULL, W. H«, Editor

PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN BANKING AND CURRENCY} being a number of selected addresses delivered in recent years by prominent bankers, financiers, and economists, with an introduction by Hon* Charles Francis Phillips* New lork:

1907. Pp. xrvi, 596.

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PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN BANKING AND CURRENCY. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1907.

HULBURT, E. D.

Our banking system. An address delivered before the American Institute of Banking. THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOl,

October, 1908.

HUSTON, J. P.

The Use of Credit Currency by Country Banks, THE ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, XXXVI, November, 1910.

HUSTON, F. M.

Currency and banking reform, RAND-UCNALLX BANKERS MONTHLY, Vol. XL,

1910, pp. 269-274.

HUSTON, J. P.

The use of credit currency by country banks, THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE, Vol. XXXVI,

1910, pp. 654-W*.

IMBODEN, D. G.

New ideas for currency reform, RAND-McNALLT BANKERS MONTHLY,

March, 1907.

JAMES, H.

Eckels and currency reform, RAND-MCNALLY BANKERS MONTHLY,

December, 1906.

KEMMERER, E. V.

Banking reform in the United States, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, III, March, 1913.

KEMMERER, E. V.

"Some Public Aspects of the Aldrich Plan of Banking Reform," JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XIX, No. 10, December, 1911.

KEMMERER, E, ¥•

Suggestions for monetary reform, MOODY'S MAGAZINE,

December, 1910.

KEMMERER, !• V., SPRAGUE, O.M.W., KINLET, David, and others

Banking and Currency Reform in the United States, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI,

December, 19U(?/ /9/z > January, 1912•

KINLEY, David

The specie reserve in a banking system, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 20,

1912, pp. 12-24.

LADD, W. M.

A currency system of greater elasticity, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1913.

LATIMER, C. F.

A national currency for and by the nation, RAND-McNALLY BANKERS MONTHLY,

January, 1908.

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BANKINa REFORM. Chieago: The National Cit izens League, 1912. Pp. x i i , 428.

Review: by F. R. Fairchild, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, I I , Sept. , 1912, pp. 657-59.

by J. F. Ebersole, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 20, Nov., 1912, pp. 963.

1. Banks and Banking 2. Currency Question 3. Federal Reserve Banks

LAUGHLIH, J* Laurence [Editor]

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LAUGHLIN, J. L.

Bank notes and lending power, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

December, 1910.

LAUGHLIN, J . L.

Government managed a s s o c i a t i o n of banks, RAND-McNALLY BANKERS MONTHLY, Vol . XLI,

1910, pp. 71-76 .

LAUGHLIN, J. L.

Government vs. bank issues, SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE, Vol. ILV, 1909,

pp. 265-271.

LAUGHLIN, J. L*

Currency Reform [A discussion of pending proposals, and conclusing suggestion that a commission of high order might be put in charge of emergency issues], JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

December, 1908*

LiSVY, R.-G.

A nev form of money; American clearing house certificates; translated from the Revue des Deux Mondes, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

November f 1908*

LIFMAN, F. L.

Banking and Currency Ref orm# San Francisco: CoHmiomrealtfa Club of California,

1912, H pp.

LYFORD, F. E,

Monetary Reform, MOODY1 S MAGAZINE, Jaimaiy, 19U.

LYFORD, P. E.

Strengthening our banking system, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

September, 1908.

MacCLEARY, J. T.

BANKING AND CURRENCY REFORM; ITS NECESSITY—ITS POSSIBILITY—ITS METHOD. An address... before a joint session of the American Civic Alliance an the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, D.C., on December 29, 1911*

Washington: 1912. 17 pp.

MacVeagh, Franklin

''Banking and Currency Reform," THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XIX, No. 10, December, 1911.

MacVEAGH, Franklin

Banking and Currency Reform, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XII, No. 10, December, 1911.

MacVEAGH, F.

Banking and Currency Reform, THE JOURNAL OP POLITICAL ECONOMI,

December, 1911•

MacVeaJgh, Franklin

"Banking and Currency Reform," THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. XIX, No. 10, December, 1911.

MARBUBB, T.

Do ve want an asset currency? An address delivered before the Hational Civic Federation, December 16, 1907*

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McDOUGAL, E. C.

Fictitious Reserve, BANKERS LAW JOURNAL, XXVI, October, 1909.

McLEOD, H. C.

Hov to secure an elastic paper currency, SOUND CURRENCY, December, 1901, also NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,

December, 1901.

MEAD, F. S.

"Bank Reserves in the United States, Canada, and England,"

QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, May, 1907.

METER, E . L .

A national clearing house bank, RAND-MeNALLT BANKERS Ma&fHDr, V o l . XL,

1910, pp. 6-10.

MI2T2R, Charles W.

Measures for Banking Reform, Parts I-VI. JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTANCY,

Pt. I, - Pt. Ill, Ap V. April, 1908 VI, July, 1908.

MIXTER, Charles ¥.

Measures for banking reform, Parts I-VI, THE JOUHNAL OF ACCOUNTAICX,

Pt. I and 3> April, 1908j 6 July, 1908

MIXTER, Charles «*

A Proposal for Securing the Maintenance of Bank Reserve, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, XXII, February, 1908.

MIXT2R, Charles VI.

A Proposal for Securing the Maintenance of Bank Reserve, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS, XXII, February, 1908.

MORAWETZ, V.

A central bank of issue$ (ii) The central bank plan, NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,

January, 1910.

MORAWETZ, V.

Banking and Currency problem and its solution, PHOCEEDINGS of the Acadeniy of Political Science,

Januaiy, 19U«

MORAWETZ, Victor

THE BANKING AND CURRENCY PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES.

North American Review Publishing Co., 1909.

MORAWETZ, V*

THE BANKING AND CURRENCY PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES* New York; North American Review Publishing Company, 1909. 119 PP*

MORAVETZ, Victor

THE BANKING AND CURRENCY PROBLEM IN THE UNITED STATES. New York; North American Review Publishing Co., 1909. Pp. 113.

Reviewed: A.E.A. ECONOMIC BULLETIN, II, p. 366.

MORAWETZj 7.

Address on the banking and currency problem and the central bank plan, delivered at the Finance Forum of the ¥est Side TM.C.k., Hew York City, November 2U, 1909.

New Tork: 1909. 28 pp.

MORAWETZ, Victor

Our Currency System: Evils of Excessive Credit Expansion, JOURNAL OF ACCOONTJLNCY, V, March, 1908.

MORAWETZ, Victor

Our currency system; evils of excessive credit expansion, JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTANCY, Vol. V, March, 1908.

HORAVETZ, V.j CARNBGIE,A.; GAGE, L.J. and BRIAN, V.J.

wQur currency system* evils of excessive credit expansion; the worst banking system in the world; difficulties lie in the reformers1 path; the government should issue notes and guarantee bank deposits, JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTANCY, Vol. V,

1908, pp. 345-49.

MUHLEMAN, Maurice L.

Monetary Systems, BANKERS LAV JOURNAL, Vol. XXVII,

1910, pp. 163-167.

MONETARY AND BANKING SYSTEMS: A COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNT OF THE SYSTEMS OF THE UNITED STATES, VITH COMPLETE STATISTICAL INFORMATION AND BRIEF ACCOUNTS OF THE SYSTEMS OF OTHER NATIONS, ALSO ABSTRACTS OF PLANS FOR CURRENCY REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES. New York:

1908. Pp. iv, 218.

MDHLEMAN, Maurice L.

Reasons for credit currency, MOODY'S MAGAZINE,

October, 1907.

The worldfs principal monetary systems: a concise review of the monetary systems of the leading nations of the world illustrating the fundamental difference between the urarious systems; with a copy of the charter of the Second Bank of the United States, and a discussion of the Monetary Commission bill now before Congress.

AMERICAN BANKERS CONVENTION YEARBOOK. New Torfc:

1912. Pp. lii, 59.

MURRAY, L. C.

Make the bank circulation more flexible, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1913.

MUSSEI, H. R., Editor

The Reform in the Currency, PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMI OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. I, No. 2,

1911, pp. 197-493.

NOXES, A. D.

The Financial Panic, THE FORtJM, XXXIX, January-March, 1908.

Crisis of 1907

PATTERSON, C. S*

The Currency. Philadelphia: 1909. Pp. 40.

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What is wrong with our banking and currency system? JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

December, 1911•

PERRIN, John

"What is Wrong with Our Banking and Currency System?» JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. 19, No. 10, December 1911 $ pp. 856-865.

FHELAN, R* V*

An elastic currency, BARKERS MAGAZINE, October, 1906*

PRESTON, H. H.

The reform of the carrency, PROCEEDINGS OF THE ACADEMT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. IV, No. 1, 1913.

PRESTON, Howard H.

PROCEEDINGS of the American Academy of Political Science* Vol. I, No. 2, January, 1911 •

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ROBBINS, E. C , Compiler

SELECTED ARTICLES ON A CENTRAL BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. Minneapolis:

1910. Pp. vili, 182.

ROBBINS, E. Clyde

SELECTED ARTICLES ON A CENTRAL BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. Minneapolis: The H. V. Vilson Company, 1910.

ROBBINS, E. Clyde

SELECTED ARTICLES ON A CENTRAL BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. Minneapolis: The H. ¥. Wilson Company, 1910.

ROBERTS, George E.

The Need for Ctirrency Reform, THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMI OF POLITICAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE+ SUPPLEMENT, January, 1911.

ROBERTS, George E.

A CENTRAL BANK OP ISSUE; SUCH AN INSTITUTION NECESSARY TO DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN BANKINGr; for Hon* George E. Roberts andagainst Professor OeM.tf. Sprague.

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SCOTT, W. A.

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Chicago: 1913. Pp. 22.

SCOTT, V. S.

A review of banking legislation, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

November, 1910.

SELIOMAN, E. R. A. and others

THE CUBBEKCY PROBLEM AND THE PRESENT FINANCIAL SITUATION: A SERIES OF ADDRESSES DELIVERED AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 3907-08* New York: Columbia, University Press, 1908, Pp. xxvii + 170,

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methods and bank legislation compared. Perkins, George V.: The modem corporation.

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SHAW, L. M.

CURRENT ISSUES. New York: 1908. Pp. xi, 487.

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SHIRLET, J. C.

True currency reform, M00DYfS MAGAZINE, February, 1909*

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SPRAGUE, 0. M. W.

BANKING REFORM IN THE UNITED STATES: A SERIES OF PROPOSALS INCLUDING A CENTRAL BANK OF LIMITED SCOPE. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press,

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SPRAGUE, 0. M. ¥.

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Proposals for Strengthening the National Banking System, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,

Vol. XXIV, Part I, February, 1910. Part II, August, 1910.

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STEVENSON, C. ¥.

Some duties of those who deal with banks: duty of depositors in time of panic, BANKERS MAGAZINE,

March, 1908.

SWIFT, W. M.

The merits of our present banking system, MOODY'S MAGAZINE,

November, 1911 •

Taf t , William Howard (1857- )

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Chicago: Na t iona l C i t i z e n s League, 1911.

TAFT, President

Message on the financial condition of the Treasury, needed banking and currency reform and department 1 questions, Washington4 Government Printing Office, 1911.

TICKNER, 6* L.

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TUCKER, R. H.

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VANDERLIP, Frank A.

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WADSWQRTH, P. 0.

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