Democracy Versus Money Power Behind Roosevelt Policy
A critical look at the clash between democracy and finance over monetary policy. Bankers oppose Roosevelt's plan, arguing centralized control risks private power. Economist Kemmerer entertains a fully managed currency on a gold standard, while Warburg favors shifting revaluation to the Fed and England. The piece argues against private financial autocracy and for sovereign control of currency.
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Roosevelt
New York
Washington
E. W. Kemmerer
Princeton
Kemmerer
Temselves
James P. Warburg
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Bank of England
England
Warburg
United States
Call of Adventure and Sailors Echo Through Night Bars
A fragmentary text blends poems and travel visions as a narrator references songs about youth and exploration. It mentions a voyage following Magellan with daring sailors aboard a yacht and cargo of adventurous imagery, ending on a note about wealth and fate.
New York Vagaries and a Street Tragedy Reflected
A fragmented reminiscence of late breakfast chatter in a club, shifting to a sudden street accident as a young girl is struck by a taxi. The scene pivots to personal notes, literary tastes, and memories of writers, musicians, and small-town life, ending with musing on publishing and home book reviewing.
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Tallin
Persheron
persheron = waited hopefully to present the check, Higein
Trxi
Benife
Tod Sloan Better Out of Hospital
Tod Sloan shows marked improvement after two weeks in a county hospital, moving to a rest home in Hollywood as recovery continues. The report notes his death scare is over and his condition is improving, with no further details on current activities or dates.
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Tod Sloan
Los Angeles
Rec
Uni
Viet
America
St Teast
Hollywordd
Ike
Bob Vow
Fannin
Freddies
Listen World Revolt Sees Private Life End in Global Change
Elsie Robinson argues in Listen World that a worldwide revolution merges private life with public events. Citizens become part of a connected world where headlines reshape daily life and Big Business erodes personal barriers, leaving individual privacy fading amid broader societal shifts.
Invisible Government By James T Williams Jr
A historic piece on the rise of the so called invisible government in Congress. It cites Senator Beveridge's views on special interests driving legislation through questionnaires and party bosses steering votes before constituents can judge. The essay argues such tactics undermine representative government and empower organized minorities to stamp out the voice of conscience.
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Congress
Senalors
Beveridus
Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Haseen
Snkrona
Marry Go Round and Political Inquiry in Virginia
A garbled historical passage contrasts a romance piece with a political survey on Virginia and Mississippi senators. It notes Senator Glass and Garner’s stance, questions from a rules committee, and politicians resisting questionnaires, highlighting tensions between civic duties and public scrutiny. The article mentions public figures and a general climate of ongoing political accountability debates.
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Virginia
Glass
Blass
Elepaens
Mississippi
Mis
Sissippi
Con- Wess
Garner
Annie
Concrossroan
North Carita
Ehatrman
Committee On Rules
San Antonio Bonds Hinge On Court Limit On City Actions
December 9 1921 judge Terrell issued a temporary restraining order blocking the City of San Antonio from issuing 4 280 000 in bonds tied to flood prevention and other aims following a property tax payer action. The San Antonio Academy defeated Brackenridge 16 to 1 in a football game noted for week prior results. A January 27 meeting by commissioners will draft a Bay Antonio area investment plan amid ongoing local discussions.
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Terrell
Ned District Court
San Antonio
San Antonio Academy
Brackenridge
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