Our Bank Panic Debate Sparks 1912 Reform Call
Andrew Carnegie urges banking reform citing the 1907 panic and 27 000 banks, arguing Europe controls panics and the US needs a cooperative banking system. Farmers in Washington say politics distracts from work but will vote intelligently in 1912 as the nation maintains its constitutional order.
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Hat Pin Ordinance Sparks Club Women Debate in San Francisco
The Washington Star notes contention over a proposed San Francisco ordinance limiting hat pin length. It argues such laws arise from lack of consideration for others and compares to theater seating rules and smoking restrictions. The piece cites public safety and civic responsibility, alongside a railroad train metaphor about progress and endurance.
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