Currency Law Stirs Wall Street and Wilbur Bryan Talks
The piece describes the Morgan banking house reducing interlocking directorships across 63 seats in 39 firms with assets over 10 billion dollars. It notes public opinion turning against interlocking boards and explains currency reform aims to curb corporate control, with Bryan in Topeka urging robust anti trust action and praise for the income tax.
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