The Worst Banking System In The World By Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie argues the U S banking system is inferior to European models. He contends government bonds crowd capital, notes are backed by bonds, and reserves are fixed in gold, urging a shift to asset based currency. He cites Canada and the Bank of England precedents and calls for gradual reform toward gold backed reserves to prevent financial crises.
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Andrew Carnegie
Gage
Treasury
Washington
Fowler
House
France
German
England
Scotland
Canada
Bank of England
Theas
Alfright
Paris
Congress
Langer
Republic
Senate
Senator Lodge
Lan Sddrees
Economic Club
New York
Local grocers offer QUA-PIE ready pies in three varieties
A local ad notes QUA-PIE ready to bake pie fillings in three varieties for chocolate and custard pies. Sold in 10 cent packages, each makes two large pies. The text promotes economical, satisfactory food production for households.
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Eiock
Lovee
Avery Bide
Mauretania Sets New Transatlantic Record
The Mauretania today established a new transatlantic record by completing the voyage from Queenstown to the United States in five days and five minutes. The report notes swift seas and efficient handling as the liner broke previous time standards. The piece also contains separate political guidance urging clear ballot choices for governor.
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Queenstown
Charles W. Miller Appears on Tonight’s Ballot
Voter notices urge support for Charles W. Miller on the ballot tonight. The snippet cites a small newspaper ad urging help from readers of the Journal-Gazette, stressing small undertakings bring comfort and the need for their enlistment.
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Journal-Gazette
Miller Defends Record in Goshen GOP Meeting
Charles W W Miller of Goshen, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, denounced false charges and rejected machine politics. He read letters from Judge Heaton and Judge Penfield praising his integrity, attacked draft opponents, and affirmed Roosevelt's principles. He spoke at multiple rallies to large crowds.
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Charles WW. Miller
Goshen
Jim Watson
Court House
L. P. Sharp
Miller
Watson
Wwatgon
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mille
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Miller Proveht
Urat
Owen N. Heaton
William L. Penfield
Indigestion Cure Claim From Mi-o-na Product Ad
An old advertisement claims indigestion stems from weak stomach muscles and low gastric juices. It touts Mi-o-na tablets, saying tilting stomach, stimulating muscles, and increasing enzyme flow can completely cure indigestion without medicine, with Meyer Bros Co selling 31 cent boxes and promising refunds if not cured.
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Meyer Bros
Hobson Says He Was Promised Influence
The Lilley submarine boat inquiry opened in Washington with Representative Lilley detailing charges as he testified before a House committee. Hobson testified that a man from Electric Boat offered influence with Speaker Cannon to back congressional support for the company’s submarine program. A car load of Baldwin and Northern Spy apples was also announced for sale.
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Hobson
Awashington
Lilley
House
Olmnstead
Bowhell
Berrios
Richmond F. Hobson
Compa
Congress
Cannon
Hint
Hebson
Committee On Naval Affairs
Call
Bash and Company
Wages Cut Announced Amid Broad Industry Slowdown
Mass notices detail wage reductions to begin March 4 affecting nearly $5000 in payroll. Officials warn the manufacturing sector faces a severe downturn with no parallel in recent years, as both northern and southern industries brace for decisive cuts.
Father Seimetz Succeeds Father Guendling at Church
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Father Seimetz succeeds Father Guendling at a church event on March 2. The text mentions Herman J. Ale ort Wasuerincese and a Joseph organ training, with unclear context. An institution educates 200.
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Seimetz
Guendling
Uvafayetth
Anlius Seimet
Re Erding
Herman J. Ale
Amendments to Sherman anti trust law under discussion
A White House conference on March 12 and ongoing talks in Washington discuss amendments to the Sherman act. Participants include President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, Secretary Garfield, Attorney General Bonaparte, Herbert Knox Smith, Seth Low, Samuel Gompers, Victor Moraryeiz, and Francis Tand Sletten. Labor aims seek an exemption from conspiracy restraints, with further regulation of interstate corporations and reporting to the commerce department.
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Washington
White House
Civic Federation
Chicago
Congress
Root
Garfield
Bonaswarte
Herbert Knox Smith
Seth Low
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Victor Moraryeiz
Atchison, ‘Fopeka & Santa Tre Railroad
Francis Tand Sletten
J. B. Moregan & Co
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nominate Charles W. Miller Delegates in Primaries
A call to voters in Northern Indiana to support Charles W. Miller as delegates in tonight’s primaries, highlighting the chance to elect a governor from the region. Miller seeks delegate backing to push northern Indiana leadership into state government.
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Indiana
Charles W. Miller
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Fostum Cereal Co
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