• 21 Sep 08
  

  Tony Payne

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  • HEPBURN FAVORS A CENTRAL BANK.; Had Congress Given Us One It Would Have Exercised a Wholesome Influence, He Says.

     
     
     
     
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    By A. Barton Hepburn, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chase National Bank.

     

    January 9, 1913, Thursday

     

    Page 11, 2657 words

     

    The unequally distributed good things of this world impress human nature as a wrong, and the better element has ever been striving for social uplift, endeavoring to obtain equal opportunity for all and a better distribution of the advantages of life.

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