Collection: Carter Glass Papers / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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William Gibbs McAdoo to Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve Legislation Insurance bank bill Box 33, Folder 2

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William Gibbs McAdoo to Carter Glass about the position of Secretary of Treasury Box 175, Folder 4

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William Gibbs McAdoo to William H. Rankin (about advertising and Liberty Loans before McAdoo's death) Box 43, Folder 3

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William H. Werth Candidacy Box 109, Folder 39

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William P. Everts to David I. Walsh about Charles E. Mitchell Box 15, Folder 30

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William P. G. Harding about Federal Reserve Board positions Box 7, Folder 15

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William P. G. Harding about the Federal Reserve Act Box 7, Folder 5

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William P. G. Harding and John Skelton Williams about the Federal Reserve Board Box 9, Folder 5

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William P. G. Harding to Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve Act Amendment stabilization bill Box 14, Folder 12

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William P. G. Harding to Carter Glass with Federal Reserve Greetings Box 8, Folder 5

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