Silver was touched upon briefly to-day in a speech delivered here by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt ther Democratic Presdentiat can:
The speech dealt in large part with a proposed programme for the habilitation of the railroads, calling for federal regulation of the great motor bus competition which has arisen on the highways, for further consolidation of the lines, and for a conditional continuation Jof government financial aid.
In speaking of the silver problem, Governor Roosevelt said:
Tam glad to note that the present Administration has at last come to recognise the existence of "Consideration of this question is thoroughly in accord with the Democratic platform.
"Economists of the world have come to recognise that the problem lof money is largely an internation Governor Roosevelt promised to more about silver later in his paign.—United Press.
Fogelsville, Penn., Sept. 17.
In his first Eastern speech delivered here to-day, Vice-President Charles Curtis acclaimed the leadering the business tide away from He defended the President's record on farm relief against attacks which have been made by the Democratic Presidential candidate, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt.—
United Press.
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