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Congressman Stephens on the Money Trust investigation
Money Trust Investigation
Finally a resolution was introduced in the House providing an investigation of the subject.
It was alleged that a small group of financiers had acquired such control of some of the great financial and industrial corporations of the country that they were, in a large measure, the masters of the finances of the entire country. It was said that they were able to use the funds and property of the great national banks and other moneyed corporations in the leading money centers to control the security and commodity markets; to regulate the interest rate for money; to create, avert, and compose panics …
Congressional Record Sept. 13, 1913 via soundmonetarypolicy.com