Cause and Cure of Bond Issues Warned by Senate Panel
The document outlines a call for reform in bond issue practice, urging careful government expenditure and fiscal oversight. It stresses the need to address domestic and foreign dilemmas, ensure public welfare, and examine departmental operations before any new legislation. It references urgent recommendations for patriotic and prudent governance.
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International affairs in an era of arbitration and conflict
The document reviews The United States stance on Brazil Venezuela boundary disputes, China Japan tensions and foreign missions. It notes arbitration as a preferred path, outlines naval and economic concerns, condemns violence against foreigners, and urges restraint and multilateral cooperation while preserving American interests. It also covers British and Cuban incidents, consular service reforms, and Venezuela arbitration outcomes.
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Debates on Currency Reform and United States Notes
A historical review discusses the greenbacks from the Civil War era, the push to retire United States notes, and the fiscal policies surrounding gold reserves. It covers redemption laws, the 1875 act, and the effects on domestic trade, national banks, and public confidence, with focus on monetary policy and silver purchases.
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