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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
6
A collage of 1920s notes on unemployment debates and social worries. The piece cites Emma Goldman’s plea to return to America, Harding’s editorial insight, and Babson’s economic predictions. It references labor moods, tax shifts, and industrial education advances shaping future industry.
The Treasury expects a British representative soon to resume talks on converting Britain's debentures held in the U.S. into long term bonds totaling about 4200 million dollars. The talks, begun eighteen months ago, aim to secure interest and final repayment and are considered crucial.
The article discusses turning to core issues as plants close in Akron Detroit and New England. It stresses the need to regularize work and ensure steady employment while noting debates on democratizing industry and broader economic reforms.
The article warns that excess profits taxes and higher income surcharges squeeze essential business resources during a trade slowdown. It argues the tax system is complex and risks smashing industrial gears, urging Congress to readjust taxation without unfairly burdening citizens while preserving industry.
A Boston essay laments widespread disregard for neighbor property and urges renewed parental and school guidance to instill respect for others possessions. It contrasts American habits with Europe where property lines are honored and notes how lax morality threats public property and law. It also critiques big government spending as unsustainable and stresses budget discipline.
The passage notes wartime effects expanding trade schools and boosting efficiency. It states the United States has become a creditor nation rather than a debtor, placing the country in a strong position in the business world.
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