Stinnes Secrets to Success Revealed in 3 Maxims
Dec 9 New York report presents Hugo Stinnes as Europe’s top industrial magnate. His three guiding maxims are: work tirelessly, appoint capable organizers, and ensure fair rewards for labor. The piece traces his rise from Rhineland trader to Germany’s economic ruler amid war and upheaval.
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New York
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Europe
Rhineland
Germany
Hernan ‘Brinckmeyer
Heubsch
Matthias Stinnes
Rhine
View Emperor of Germany and Stinnes push German conquests
The piece frames German industrial magnate Stinnes as central to a nation led by a German government viewed as an opportunity for expanding industry. It notes Stinnes’s vast holdings in coal mines eel plants and manufactories and his influence through newspapers shipping lines and political activity. He is in London aiming to reestablish German credit and restore the mark.
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Stinnes
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Italy
London
New Era Debating Club Meets at School Auditorium
The New Era Community Debating club held its regular semi weekly meeting at the school auditorium last Friday evening. Roy Bradley read aloud Ruth McNeil shared a wanted ad Miss Mattie McNeil played a piano solo Emma Kate Hyatt gave a recitation The debate on whether the pool room is more harmful than the dance hall ended with the affirmative winning Judges were Mrs W L McNeil Mrs Marvin Vincent and C N Bailey The Wilsonian Literary society of New Era High school also held its next event.
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New Era Community Debating Club
Roy Bradley
Ruth McNeil
Mattie McNeil
Emma Kate Hyatt
Nettie L. Horne
E. W. Parker
G. L. Cooper
Ethel Parker
W. L. McNeil
Marvin Vincent
C. N. Bailey
Wilsonian Literary Society of
New Era High School
Currency Inflation in Europe
European currencies edge toward near-worthlessness, from the rouble to the Polish mark, Austrian crown, and other units, in a broad analysis of sovereign depreciation and its impact on trade. Germany’s mark plunges, internal prices sink relative to foreign exchange, while food costs push the currency downward. Inflation in the United States is linked to European collapse, with bank credit fueling price rises until Federal Reserve actions restore balance. The piece argues governments struggle to fund wartime costs and warns of a continued cycle of inflation unless revenues outrun depreciation.
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Russia
United States
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Romania
Germany
Europe
Ermich
Akes
Gies
Federal Reserve Authorities
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
School program highlights weekly meeting notes
The regular meeting last Friday in the school auditorium was called to order by secretary Miss Bessie Autrey. Students from elementary and high school presented recitations, want ads, current events, songs, and debates on topics such as hands versus feet and peaches versus apples, with judges and participants named.
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George Joiner
Thelor
Bessie Autrey
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Rena Duckworth
Pauline White
Annie Hyatt
Charles Howe
Everette Parker
Wilmer Morgan
Marshal Parker
Mary Martin
Luther Barrow
Doster Vincent
Esther Cassady
Lucile Little
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Randolph Stripling
Eugene Deese
G. T. Lowe
Americus Automobile Company
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