Currency Reform Sparks Banker Benefit Critique In Debate
A partisan critique argues the Fowler bill expands bank note issuance to 25 percent of capital with gold bonds backing, claiming it restores an elastic system favoring Wall Street while undermining government control. The piece condemns the measure as risky and notes public distrust aided by prior campaign claims and timberland controversy.
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