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Knox's Blunder Aids Roosevelt
In Allentown Pennsylvania Col Knox blundered by saying no life insurance policy is safe, a remark used by Roosevelt allies to argue for reform. The piece recalls Democratic banking moves, Roosevelt’s economic actions, and Maine election signals while warning about Dupont and Morgan influence and tax law quirks. It notes the need for stable policy and references the London economic conference and power trust issues.
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