Baker impeachment talk and war department waste
A veteran editor questions Secretary Baker’s conduct during World War I, citing waste, cost plus contracts, and mismanagement. The piece argues Congress may hesitate to impeach, predicting impeachment in November as a political risk and highlighting broader calls for accountability. It also laments wartime logistics in industry and rail, urging citizen savings to stabilize crops and credit.
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The Cash Habit and the Credit Problem
The piece argues the credit habit drains resources, raises interest rates, and inflates costs. If Marshall residents paid cash for debts and purchases, banks could reduce lending, farmers and businesses could get credit, and interest rates and prices might fall. It urges cash payments to unlock money and revive enterprise.
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