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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
4
Reading through various papers, commentators note counterfeit five dollar notes circulating, while others dispute a real threat. They discuss income tax amendments, tariff timing, and political maneuvering around Aldrich and the Beef trust, with scattered references to senators Clapp and Minnesota and a curious remark about a Washington doller theft sentence.
A feisty column critiques President Patt and a local figure, claiming towns resemble Bill’s hometown, with tongue in cheek jabs at presidential staff and a St. Louis Times remark about lawyers and a court case. It mentions a two percent tax plan and a distant court outcome for corporations. Senator Lopuk criticizes New England industry and tariffs, noting manufacturing growth but local resistance to tariff schemes.
A sweeping inquest in Washington subjects all trusts to scrutiny. The trial condemns a political party and its creed, exposing a privileged class and its practices. Senate debate by conscientious Republicans has shed light on a tariff bill in the making.
No. 807 Official Statement of the Financial Condition of the Bollinger County Bank at Lacesville Missouri as of June 2 1800 with assets including loans real estate and bonds and a sworn certification by bank officials. The document lists assets and liabilities, notes a notary public, and includes signatures of bank officers along with a notarial seal.
The New York World argues that exposed evidence shows greed and oppression behind the protective system. It says Payne and Aldrich did not aim to test the system, but public opinion has, and future judgment will come at many ballot boxes where monopoly remains unchecked.
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