Currency panic plan fuels vast emergency issue
Emergency currency act prompts creation of 500 million dollars in new style notes ready for instant delivery to banks. Describes engraving, printing, and testing processes, congressional battles, and the role of Treasury officials led by Acting Secretary Coolidge and Superintendent Ralph.
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Coolulea
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Priming
Ralph
Congress
Wad Teena
District of Columbian
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Net
Wall Street
Congressional News
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Cannon
Hoosevelt
White House
LaFollette
Uore
Legisila
Emsravinss Bureau
de Wmensure
Relph
Diversenes Cp
Aldrich
United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Illogical Plank Endorsing Postal Savings Banks Criticized
St. Louis Republic argues that both parties misrepresent postal savings banks. It notes Republican acceptance of a postal savings plank while denouncing it as socialistic, and claims GOP critique ignores their own similar stance.
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Cowherd
Taft
Government of Deposits
St. Louis Republic
Roosevelt letter frames Taft as reformer foe of excess
A terse critical letter to Conrad Kohrs dismisses Theodore Roosevelt as inconsistent. It questions his anti crime policy and immunity for high wealth criminals, arguing he promises more than he can perform and indulges in foolish excesses that harm reform.
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Conrad Kohrs
Taft
Roosevelt
Inisianapolis
Mr. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan and Kern Named Strong Democratic Ticket
William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and John Worth Kern of Indiana form a robust Democratic presidential ticket. The pair enjoys unusual unity with Kern fully trusted as vice president material, offering strong confidence should he ascend to the presidency.
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Bryan
Kern
Denver
Taft
Sherman
William Jennings Brran
Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Democratic Party
Tariff issue and industrial independence in politics
The piece argues that tariff special privileges and Sherman Act enforcement shape political choices. It notes Speaker Cannon’s vow not to favor unequal treatment yet doubts revision will equalize opportunities. It criticizes high tariffs and fines on Standard Oil, calls for reform to abolish special privileges and protect industrial independence.
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Darif
Cannons Perforvid
Indiana in Democratic Column Historical Note
Indiana voted Democratic in the Til den era with Thomas A. Hendricks as vice president candidate. It shows Democratic in 1881 with Hendricks and Cleveland, again in 1892 after Hendricks’ death with Adlai E. Stevenson and Cleveland. The piece predicts a Democratic tilt for Uryven and Kern in the current year.
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Indiana
Isth
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hendricks
Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Uryven
Kern
Workers Not Protected Tariff Critique
The piece argues that tariffs fail to protect workers as wages differ worldwide. It contends U S manufacturers use tariffs to justify high wages yet force employees to accept the pay offered, with little to no room for higher compensation.
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