Mexico and silver bullion impact on labor and trade
A St Louis Globe-Democrat representative reports on Mexico under free coinage, detailing how silver value, wages, and exchange rates shape labor costs, ore processing, and cross border commerce. The piece covers smelter costs in Monterey and Corralvo, Mexican labor wages, and the effect of silver fluctuations on lead and ore profits.
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Geran
Mexico
Lowell
Wall Street
Bk. Louis Globe Democrat
Mma
Europe
Info
Tex
Tnd
United States
Great Britain
Soundon
Ino
Auton
Bnilt
Mmine
Gulf
Monterey
Mineral Fall
San Antoni
Texas
Dony
Wilson
San Antonio
Corpas
Montere
Corpus
Banda
Saltillo
San la Potoni
Elennie Pott
The Farmer and the Silverite in a 1930s satire tale
A rustic parable contrasts farming hardship with Wall Street greed. A farmer confronts mockery and a nameless critic, arguing the cause of modern trouble lies in the silverite spark that fuels inflated earnings and social unrest. The tale grounds its critique in economic disparity and the perils of financial excess.
Threshold of Votes as Young Men Face Money Question
Thousands of young men near voting age face a pivotal choice between sound money and debased coinage. The piece argues money should be stable and gold and silver best serve national honor, urging prudent, informed voting based on economic principles. It contrasts national heritage with foreign practices and critiques promises of prosperity from political allies.
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Busiliens
Englan
Mexico
China
Germany
Chicago Times-Heralde
The Free Coinage of Silver Debate in Modern Aladdin Tone
Mr Bryan argues free silver at 16 to 1 would lift silver to 1.20 per ounce and claims government power to force this without foreign help. The speaker cites Voorhees data from 1702 to 1804 and critiques past silver production totals while projecting current supply impacts on the market.
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Straltay
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Voorhees
Finance Committee of the Senate
United States
Gia
Farmer Browns Dilemma At Rural Public Meeting
A fragmentary report describes a rural meeting at a schoolhouse where a city visitor spoke on finance. The discussion touched on coinage, government policy, and economic fears about stakes and the value of dollars, reflecting tensions between local farmers and broader monetary ideas.
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