Argument Before U.s. Senate Committee On Banking And Currency: In Support Of Senate Bill No. 3895 To Regulate The Use Of The Mails, Telegraph And Telephone By Stock Exhanges, March 16Th, 1914

This is the argument presented before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking and Currency on March 16th, 1914, in support of Senate Bill No. 3895. The bill aimed to regulate the use of mails, telegraph, and telephone by stock exchanges. Featuring the compelling arguments of Samuel Untermyer, this document provides valuable insight into the legislative efforts to regulate financial markets during the early 20th century.

A key historical document for understanding the evolution of financial regulations in the United States, this record offers a detailed perspective on the concerns and debates surrounding stock exchange practices of the time.

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