Currency plan debated as commission to study reform proposed
Articles discuss a proposed nonpartisan commission of business leaders to study U S currency reform, aiming to craft a plan for congressional consideration. It notes the Indianapolis gathering, opposition to protracted political influence, and calls for expert, regionally diverse appointees to aid Congress.
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Work Over Elections Dividing Citizens Say Priorities Lie Elsewhere
A historical note argues that elections and political contests distract from personal work and prosperity. It claims citizens should focus on their own business, resisting political manipulation by lawyers and financiers, and laments frequent Georgian political campaigns.
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A Matter of Good Luck Says Memphis Paper
The Memphis paper argues luck rather than planning keeps the nation from greater hardship. It cites past public land sales and foreign capital, warns debts are due, and urges thrift and enterprise as the nation exhausts its patrimony.
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