Arsène P. Pujo led a namesake commission which aff
Arsène P. Pujo led a namesake commission which affirmed the need for its passage, while an earlier commission sponsored in part by Edward Vreeland called for it.  That commission was more famously sponsored by Nelson Aldrich, whose 1911-1912 plan for the crisis it helped solve called for fifteen branches, each of which would elect two members to a central board.  William McAdoo drafted a compromise between the supporters of both of its sponsors, Robert Owen and Carter Glass.  For 10 points, name this 1913 act which centralized the banking system of the United States by creating a namesake board, which manages the country's monetary policy.
Arsène P. Pujo led a namesake commission which affirmed the need for its passage, while an earlier commission sponsored in part by Edward Vreeland called for it.  
{Federal Reserve} Act