Currency Legislation Backed by Banking Yet Opposed by Wall Street Critics
The piece argues currency legislation reflects five years of banker and business debate led by the Aldrich plan, with broad backing in Congress beyond Wall Street scrutiny. It contrasts opposing critics like Rep Henry of Texas, insists experts and businessmen should guide policy, and urges unity behind the administration measure to end partisan obstruction.
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Urgent call to act on new banking and currency system
The speaker urges immediate action to establish a flexible currency and banking framework. He argues credit should be accessible, reserves mobilized, and monetary resources prevented from concentration, warning against delaying reforms despite sacrifices. The note signals continuation on page seven.
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