Revolution in American business foretelling end of lassez faire
The piece argues that free competition is dead in US business, citing Roosevelt's perceived revolution and a shift away from laissez faire. It notes the nonviolent nature of the change and compares it to a political shift, with a satirical nod to Roosevelt’s actions and the era's economic upheaval. This analysis precedes a discussion on 24 Italian seaplanes and a global aviation display.
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The passage depicts a speaker asserting flexible leadership and willingness to learn from bankers like J. P. Morgan, arguing for adjustments to avert futile battles amid upheaval. It suggests confidence that such figures will endure the revolution despite efforts to subdue them.
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Atlantic City bank branch becomes beer parlor
The former branch office of a closed bank in Atlantic City has been repurposed as a beer parlor, with plans to keep ample liquid assets on hand in a playful nod to its financial origins.
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Scales of Krupp and Paris to Paris go cart tale
The cartoon notes Krupp kept visitors weighed at his office door with a ledger of recorded weights until 1899. It recalls the World Fair stroke with Madame Germonde rolling her husband in a go cart from Liege to Paris, a 196 mile feat amid public acclaim.
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Roosevelt Loyal to Glass Bill Despite Lobbying Clamor
Paul Mallon reports that while critics claim Roosevelt rescued the Glass banking bill, Alabama lawyer and congressman Steagall orchestrated the revival by assembling a 112 sign petition and pressing Senator Byrnes. Conferees then returned to work as White House pressure mounted.
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Morgans Influence Seen In Senate Inquiry Delay
A historical column claims the Morgans pulled strings to halt senate investigators vacation plans and pressured the committee to back Kuhn Loeb and private bankers before fall, while labor department decorum shifts from informal drawing-room manners to formal card requests as Miss Perkins moves through a four office suite.
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Muscatine Representation and Local Outbound Prairie Travel
The Journal recalls Muscatine's representation in the state university with Irving B. Richman in the senior class and Agnes L. Hatch Ettie M. Smalley and Charles Robertson among underclassmen. Prairie schooners pass through town en route from Peoria county Illinois to Madison county Iowa. The 127th floor is added to the Second Street bridge.
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