Centralization And Community Of Control In Industry, Franchise, Transportation, And Finance -- The Panic Of October, 1907, And Its Lesson ... Amendment To National Banking Law

This is a speech by Hon. Robert M. La Follette delivered in the Senate, addressing centralization and community of control within industry, franchise, transportation, and finance. Focusing on "The Panic Of October, 1907, And Its Lesson," La Follette proposes an "Amendment To National Banking Law." The speech provides insights into the economic and political landscape of the early 20th century United States, reflecting concerns about the concentration of economic power and the need for regulatory reforms in the banking system.

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