Regulating Collection of Money, Hearings ..., On S. 4972 ..., Jan 25, 1919

This is a record of the Senate hearings on S. 4972, a bill related to regulating the collection of money. Held on January 25, 1919, before the Committee on Military Affairs, this document offers a glimpse into the legislative considerations and concerns of the time. A valuable resource for researchers interested in the history of financial regulation in the United States, it provides a primary source account of the discussions and debates surrounding the control and oversight of monetary systems during the early 20th century. Scholars of economics, law, and political science will find this a useful reference.

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