Silver to-mint all silver dollars under Roosevelt plan
The White House proposes remonetizing silver coinage, directing all federal mints to coin standard silver dollars from silver produced in the United States and territories. About 24,000,000 ounces would be minted annually at 57 cents per ounce, with half returned to depositors and the rest held as bullion. The move aims to boost silver exports and support Surplus Relief efforts while defusing agricultural and economic pressures.
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Howe About A Notable Trial and Censorship Notes
A long, fragmentary text recalls a high profile trial with mention of arrest, accusations of theft, and manipulation of witnesses. It weaves in reflections on justice costs, courtroom delays, and editorials on censorship and the free press, with anecdotes about editors and rail conductors. The piece blends trial detail with broader media commentary.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Beuckatt
Washington and Congress face a pivotal session as new policies unfold. Senator Norris of Nebraska influences early reforms while debates mount on taxation, private enterprise, and government programs like relief agencies and the Tennessee Valley Authority. The silver policy and minting orders stir controversy as the White House seeks to align the legislative agenda with economic recovery.
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