The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
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IatsilLgenesr Dursau-
Columbus. o. Feb. ,. IA
benksrs. real estate dealers and
iawyers who are nghtins over the
fsovtsions OF the new banking act
>turnished lot OF IRE works at a
neertng given the warning factions
~ the Senate Banking Committee
troversey. II 10 believed unlikely that
the Senate will neither extend nor
oetrsct from the powers already pos
eeeeed by trust companies and pri-
yete. state, savings and national
nanks. In the proposed bill to enable
them to enter the federal reserve
system under the currency act. The
attorney general was asked TO draw
an amendment which will prohibit
private. state and national banks
from acting as administrators. trus-
tees. executors or registrars OF stocks
ana bonds. Trust companies under
this amendment will be allowed TO
continue TO act as such.
The members OF the state liquor
license board today were given their
pay which had been held up by State
Auditor Donahey because the menu
bers had not complied with the law.
The auditor will establish a state Ii
Quor license fund and the members
OF the board say they will recognize
II and issue vouchers against II.
Wet and dry elections will be held
1T Crooksville and Roseville. Febru-
ary 20. Roseville is dry and Crooks
vile u wet.
Preaching the simple truths OF the
gospel Is what the people want and
10 what will oil the churches declared
Rev. John Timothy Stone OF Chicago.
moderator OF tho Presbyterian church
N an address at the Borad street
Presbyterian church tonight. BY in
rDnce. sensational preaching was
0D4omned. the tactics OF Billy Sun
~ who In now conducting a revival
- Pittsburgh. being frowned upon.
Rev r. w. Farmer. OF Western Sem
may. Pfttsburgh. spoke today at the
services NJ the church.
Sunday was referred 10 as a man
whom God has marvelously used,
We don't know how"
Governor ]. NJ. Cox today promised
Columbus Hood sufferers that he Will
send to the Legislature message
urging that the Snyder emergency
Hood relief measure be amended so
as to provide that only a majority
vote instead of two thirds vote be
required to pass the proposed $780,
of Hood bonds in this city was lost
on n vote recently because IL could
not poll a two thirds vote.
The new Building and Trades
Council OF Ohio completed its organi-
zation here today, +. X. Smith, OF
Cleveland. being elected president
and Fred Hook. of Cincinnati. secre-
tary and treasurer. The convention
in October viii be held in Youngs-
town.
State Senator William Green. who
Is secretary treasurer Of the United
Nine Workers. was charged by j. ID.
Jordan. an operator of Cleveland. be
fore the House committee on mining.
last night. with favoring the corrup-
ton OF the courts to prevent convic-
ton of miners who should violate
restrictions TO be proposed in the new
anti-screen law. Mr.. Jordan read ex-
tracts from a printed copy OF the
senator's speech January IL before
the state convention OF mine work
ers in which he referred to the pro
visions of the bin that a miner who
loaded more than a certain percent
age OF impurities with coal should be
hned. Jordan quoted Green as hav-
ing said:
I'm some sections Of the state
where we elect the justices OF the