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Missourians In Nicaragua Faced With Trouble Says Treasury Official
Washington March 2 United States Treasurer Roberts rejected the idea that paper money withdrawals caused trouble. He noted per capita circulation rose from 425.89 to 2541 from 1860 to 1904 and that gold certificates and currency notes did not increase. He warned banks could add notes. Treasury works to supply small denominations. Reports from Nicaragua about Missourians joining filibusters prompted State Department action. no official proof of Missouri men in trouble. If they went for nonpolitical reasons, the government would protect rights.
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