What Are the Facts Who Is to Blame and Remedy
Samuel Untermyer argues that lawlessness and corruption in corporate management, not tariffs, derails the economy. He calls for stronger anti-trust and governance laws, accountability for holding companies, and public pressure to restore investor confidence and fair competition.
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Wilson
Congress
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Wall Street Corporation
Bar
New York
Commercial Club
Pitsburgh Industrial Development Commission
Stock Exchange
Colummn
Eutcry
Prometers
Corporatinia
Pultelan
Pultelan Uney Dietete
Ateric Exchange
Fader
Khamelexs
Tuto
Department of Justice
Iis
Senate Bas
Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Untermyes
New Haven
New Traven Road
Interstats Commerce Commission
Panama
New Warren
Louis D. Brandeis
Money Trust
George F. Baker
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bakers
Mr. Morgan
Equitable Life Ansurance Society
First National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Bankers Trust Company
The
Guaranty Trust Company
McCurdy
Baker
Mutual Life
Mutual Life Insurances Company
Messrs
Baker and Morgan
New Haven Road
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The Leopard as Described in Early 20th Century Lore
A Victorian style note details the leopard or cheetah with fierce temperament and great size. It cites Kermit Roosevelt shooting one in 1909 and describes the animal's length and spotted coat. The piece speculates on how its spots formed from battles and notes the leopard as the most spotted animal.
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Africa
India
Kermit Roosevelt
Coreer
United States
Each Person a River of Blood
A rambling meditation on the body as a red river of blood containing millions of tiny vessels and cells that build thoughts and culture. The piece contrasts human physiology with animal imagery, notably leopards, and ends with a cynical view of revolvers in India and Africa.
A Moment of Fun and Old Sayings Across Papers
A collage of light anecdotes from various papers includes a birthday donkey tale for Flossie, a quip about marriage, mild weather humor about summer boarders, and a whimsical verse about a summer park and farming. The pieces reflect classic newspaper humor and brief anecdotes.
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Flossie
Baltimore
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
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Louiavilla Courier-Journal
Eissetirk Free
Dept. K. Reslacl
Balimors
Metorel Fo
Union Pacific System i Ee
Ikopena
Fairyland
Union Pacific System
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
John E. O'Keefe
Harry W. Brown
Alfred W. Hoffmann
O'Keefe
Brown & Hoffman
Brown
Hoffman
Drs
Ralston
A. J. Farnham
Black Building
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Land
Harses