Labor Conference Debates Progressive Political Action
A fragmented report details the Conference for Progressive Political Action in Cleveland. Delegates from major labor organizations discuss representation and strategy with limited farmer input and influence from socialist and radical groups.
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Lauilette
Monel
Progressive Politioat
Urguniah
Eliir
Aremient
William “Johistan
International
Stachinisis Wulon
Valtmnam Sik Dn
Johnston
Aucounty
Cate Ware Tie Peveruer
Mate Tele
Ioctlig
Poienary
Lawmot
Grirty
Luset
Clevelant
Duly
Conference For Progressive
Alinent
Aucitun
Cleveland
Iow
Progressive Political Actany
Hile Giles
Shelwis Party
Leneue For Industrial Demncries
Conference For Progressive Vullden
Action Establishid
Sarding
Sa Tranivid Vink
Cme
Wilians Joliston
Fos Wlallal
Hemporary
Aontina One, Boateh
Bertine
Hitler
Ealulleth
Samuel Gompers
Lalinr Ani
Aniedoia Federation
Litior
Cutiqpalin
Lakotutte Wheeler Movement
Ba Mir National Comittee
Cape
Woslleglin
Badallsd Party
Rere
Muchnigest
Ion Hau
Mihur
Isiele
Government ownership urged to cut railroad costs and taxes
A detailed analysis argues railroads would reduce public burden if owned by the government. It assesses how state taxes and local assessments would shift, estimating large revenue losses for states and higher costs for farmers and consumers without private rail profits. Strong names cited include Heber M. LaFayette and Jefs Hor telting.
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United States
Ueig Hen
Hubli
Mr. Wood
Comtete Analysis Tub Laws s“Heber M.laipilette
Thuys
Perupuer
Ie Fur
Wisgut
Mlmavsuti
Lelat Lee
Kansas
Minnesota
Auman
Janier
Montara
Dane
Tager
Wwe
Ali Metawil
Celine
Raigad
FerIne
Wil
G. McAdad
The King of Forgers Exposed By Banking Detectives
A 1920s report details a master forger named William Markins who used a forged signature and counterfeit checks to drain accounts across multiple banks. Detectives describe how he targeted certified checks, evading early detection by posing as trusted customers. The piece notes banks and the American Association in vigilant pursuit, with substantial losses and ongoing efforts to broadcast fraud patterns nationwide.
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Béegnia
Hiaabon Ai Lawld, Jr
Amettean Waikord
Inuriat
Arligla
Wuleh Say
Megerios Cello
Hirkers
Mr. Fowls
Bao
Willan Mewilon
Imorn
Mrm
Harkins Gauulerey
M Granite
Denlar
Markins
Diane
Attead
Acheme
Hoan
Mayer
Nermit
Rand
Lewis Saga
Achonie Enriak
Hanane City
Los Angeles
M Telor
Meyer Wah
Cheely
Gorlan
America Hawkers Association
Ita Protectiva
William B. Knes Elected President of American Bankers Association
An Irish immigrant who rose from office boy to banker was elected October 1 as president of the American Bankers Association, the nation’s leading financial federation. He heads a group of savings and commercial banks and has long represented United States financial interests.
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Uiite
Solouls Vn
Americam Baukers Association
Mola
Cne
Mainrgent Savings
United Fates
Bowery Savings Bank
New York City
Willam B.knes
Ehlor
Damocracy
Amarlen
Aunt Emmy Warns On Checks And Cash To Bearer
In a domestic chat Aunt Emmy and family discuss the risk of writing checks payable to bearer. Melon fears a hospital payment to Alpthers was cashed, while Aunt Ring and others caution proper payee names to avoid theft or fraud, noting how quickly a miswritten check can be misused.
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Fuernz
Sansa
Emmy Islighet
Maui
Metun
Heron
Manny
Angel Ayres
Government Does Not Own Reserve Banks
A statement argues that Federal Reserve banks operate under government influence but are not government owned. It cites corporate ownership of stock by member banks and notes Congress acts to regulate operations. The piece discusses tension over the banks’ relationship to government and public funding.
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Hia
Congress
Hanks
Wom
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