Forecast for March and April in Roosevelt era weather lore
A dated forecast blends spring imagery with political barbs against Roosevelt. It foresees equinox warmth, flashes of lightning, and dry conditions ahead. Mentions a March sixth full moon, Pisces zodiac, and social notes about farmers, travel, wealth, health, and political critique of Teddy Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
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Africa
Bank Investigator Sees Loans as Key to Detecting Crooked Banks
Charles J. Bonaparte and William B. Ridgely direct the creation of evidential torpedoes that sank ships as Edward P. Moxey explains how crooked bankers are exposed through loan and discount records. Moxey, a bank examiner, notes banks often span many interests and that a crime trail lies in books, not disguises. He has studied 18 corporations in the Walsh case and stresses that crooks cannot erase their ledgers. Cummins elected senator after a long political arc from governor to the Senate, ending a 15 year pursuit begun in 1893. A final glimpse shows a farmer quipping about uplift never looming large.
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Philadelphia
Charles J. Bonaparte
United States
William B. Ridgely
Charles W. Morse
New York
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Edward P. Moxey
Moxey
Morse
Mr. Moxey
Itary
Ike
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne
McClellan & Hodges
Des Moines
Republican National Committee
Gov. Cummins
Senate
James F. Wilson
John H. Grear
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